Part, Question

 1   1, 10  |    eternity, according as it is shared by ~immaterial substances.
 2   1, 14  |       His own perfection can be shared by others. ~Neither could
 3   1, 44  | likeness to that essence can be shared diversely by different things.
 4   1, 48  |        itself, and not ~only as shared by the creature. Therefore
 5   1, 45  | likeness to that essence can be shared diversely by different things.
 6   1, 49  |        itself, and not ~only as shared by the creature. Therefore
 7   1, 88  | influence of the Divine ~light, shared by the soul as by other
 8   1, 92  |         species of substance is shared among different individuals
 9   1, 108 |   originally in ~God; and it is shared by creatures accordingly
10   2, 10  |   movement proper to nature be ~shared by the will, to some extent:
11   2, 10  |         to a previous ~cause is shared by a subsequent cause. Because
12   2, 105 |      government of this kind is shared by all, both because all
13   2, 5   |        nature, which is equally shared by all: whereas faith results
14   2, 8   |   Further, the Divine gifts are shared by creatures according to ~
15   2, 51  |         The good of prudence is shared by all the moral virtues, ~
16   2, 53  |  prudence, just as prudence is ~shared by every virtue. But it
17   2, 173 |           But this light can be shared in two ways. ~First by way
18   3, 2   |        of number, ~and which is shared in by the things numbered.
19   3, 55  |      bread; that when ~they had shared in the unity of His body,
20   3, 56  |      with the ~soul, since they shared in merit or sin, as Dionysius
21 Suppl, 70|       the death of ~a mayor who shared his authority.~Aquin.: SMT
22 Suppl, 71|         increases through being shared by many, as Augustine says ~(