Part, Question

 1   1, 77  |        natural immutation alone sufficed for the sense's action, ~
 2   1, 83  |     mere participation of ideas sufficed for ~knowledge. Wherefore
 3   1, 92  |        the same, one would have sufficed."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[93] A[
 4   1, 109 |         of the ~heavenly bodies sufficed. But because we assert that
 5   3, 14  |      them all, but only such as sufficed to ~satisfy for the sin
 6   3, 33  |       body; since it would have sufficed for the ~animation of a
 7   3, 46  |      but as to fittingness, it ~sufficed that He should endure all
 8   3, 46  |       slightest pain would have sufficed to secure man's salvation,
 9   3, 49  | righteousness of no one of them sufficed for removing the barrier
10   3, 53  | salvation. But Christ's Passion sufficed for our salvation, since
11   3, 54  |          Serm. clxii] says: "It sufficed for his personal ~faith
12   3, 55  |        of the ~Resurrection, it sufficed for Him to appear several
13   3, 63  |         and bodily circumcision sufficed, which the Apostle calls "
14   3, 70  |       circumcision faith alone ~sufficed for justification; hence
15   3, 70  |       bestowed in ~circumcision sufficed for the fulfilling of the
16   3, 74  |         1~OBJ 3: Further, if it sufficed to add a little, then as
17   3, 77  |     accidents as would not have sufficed for the ~corruption of the
18   3, 78  |        A[3]), ~Christ's Passion sufficed for all; while as to its
19 Suppl, 65| difficulty: and in this way it ~sufficed man when he was first formed
20 Suppl, 72|     they held that ~such a life sufficed to satisfy the natural desire
21 Suppl, 87|        3: Christ would not have sufficed for the redemption of ~mankind,