Part, Question

 1   1, 3  |           Further, the effect is assimilated to its cause; for every
 2   1, 12 |        about by the knower being assimilated to the object known. For
 3   1, 12 |        cognitive faculty ~can be assimilated to any knowable object in
 4   1, 12 |          ways. In one way it is ~assimilated by the object itself, when
 5   1, 12 | intellect of one who sees God is assimilated to ~what is seen in God,
 6   1, 14 |     intelligible object, i.e. is assimilated to ~it, this belongs to
 7   1, 14 |   intelligible object, nor is it assimilated thereto, ~but is its own
 8   1, 16 |      truth; to which each one is assimilated according to its own ~entity.
 9   1, 35 |       anything, as that which is assimilated ~to anything is called its
10   1, 41 |       this because the effect is assimilated to ~the form of the agent,
11   1, 43 |       Ghost is Love, the soul is assimilated to the Holy Ghost by the ~
12   1, 45 |         power to which they ~are assimilated, not in species, but according
13   1, 47 |   Further, the representation is assimilated to its exemplar. But God
14   1, 41 |       this because the effect is assimilated to ~the form of the agent,
15   1, 43 |       Ghost is Love, the soul is assimilated to the Holy Ghost by the ~
16   1, 46 |         power to which they ~are assimilated, not in species, but according
17   1, 48 |   Further, the representation is assimilated to its exemplar. But ~God
18   1, 96 |           later on, however, the assimilated food does not suffice for
19   1, 99 |        children would have been ~assimilated to their parents as regards
20   1, 102|  government. For the creature is assimilated ~to God in two things; first,
21   1, 104|        Reply OBJ 1: An effect is assimilated to the active cause in two
22   1, 118|      nature on the food which is assimilated. Thirdly, because ~food