Part, Question

 1   1, 10  |       OBJ 1: Simple things are usually defined by way of negation;
 2   1, 14  |      as the cause of things is usually called the "knowledge ~of
 3   1, 14  |      must ~necessarily be," is usually distinguished; for this
 4   1, 19  |       In the same way, what is usually with us an expression ~of
 5   1, 45  |     this preposition "through" usually denotes a mediate cause, ~
 6   1, 66  |      Spirit of God" ~Scripture usually means the Holy Ghost, Who
 7   1, 46  |     this preposition "through" usually denotes a mediate cause, ~
 8   1, 67  |      Spirit of God" ~Scripture usually means the Holy Ghost, Who
 9   1, 109 |        signs ~and miracles are usually done."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
10   2, 55  |      seem that the definition, usually given, of virtue, is ~not
11   2, 58  |       1~Reply OBJ 1: Augustine usually applies the term "art" to
12   2, 79  |        men." But a ~temptation usually denotes a provocation to
13   2, 110 |    manner of speech, grace is ~usually taken in three ways. First,
14   2, 31  |   having charge of others were usually designated ~under the name
15   2, 152 |   moved, with the ~result that usually follows such motions; and
16   3, 8   |        that every principle is usually called a ~head according
17   3, 11  |        reduce ~it, and this is usually called the obediential power
18   3, 80  |       and with the result that usually follows such ~motions; and
19   3, 82  |    days on which the ~faithful usually communicate. And hence it
20 Suppl, 9 | Whether the sixteen conditions usually assigned are necessary for ~
21 Suppl, 92|   thing principally, it is not usually transferred to another save ~
22 Suppl, 92|      Reply OBJ 4: The dowry is usually settled on the bride not