Part, Question

 1   1, 9  |        variable. But forms are ~invariable; for it is said (Sex Princip.
 2   1, 9  |    consisting of the simple and invariable." Therefore it does not
 3   1, 9  |    substances are immutable and invariable as regards their existence. ~
 4   1, 9  |         OBJ 3: Forms are called invariable, forasmuch as they cannot
 5   1, 14 |    likewise must be altogether ~invariable.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[14] A[
 6   1, 14 |         things are in God in an invariable manner; while ~they exist
 7   1, 14 |         predicated of God in an invariable ~manner.~Aquin.: SMT FP
 8   1, 16 |     that the same truth remains invariable.~~
 9   1, 75 |      such a mover can cause an ~invariable movement. There is, however,
10   1, 75 |    reason ~it does not cause an invariable movement; such a mover,
11   1, 74 |      such a mover can cause an ~invariable movement. There is, however,
12   1, 74 |    reason ~it does not cause an invariable movement; such a mover,
13   1, 97 |    purpose of nature, which is ~invariable and perpetual; while what
14   1, 112| regulated by the ~immovable and invariable; as all corporeal things
15   1, 112|       by the superior which are invariable ~in substance. We ourselves
16   1, 112| principles which we hold ~in an invariable manner. It is moreover manifest
17   2, 66 |        which ~are necessary and invariable, are more lasting than the
18   2, 30 |      considered thus is not an ~invariable quantity, for one might
19   2, 94 |     about things necessary and ~invariable, and such things are subject
20   2, 169|       the issue of things with ~invariable truth." Now the truth of
21   2, 169|        of prophecy would not be invariable, if ~its matter could be