Part, Question

 1   1, 58 |        be ~understood as if they drew their knowledge from the
 2   1, 63 |         the ~agent from which it drew its nature; just as upward
 3   1, 63 |           12:4) that the dragon "drew" with him ~"the third part
 4   1, 75 |           A[1]). Plato, however, drew a distinction between intellect
 5   1, 59 |        be ~understood as if they drew their knowledge from the
 6   1, 64 |         the ~agent from which it drew its nature; just as upward
 7   1, 64 |           12:4) that the dragon "drew" with him ~"the third part
 8   1, 74 |           A[1]). Plato, however, drew a distinction between intellect
 9   2, 105|         as the year of remission drew nigh, as ~stated in Dt.
10   2, 1  |          Reply OBJ 3: Athanasius drew up a declaration of faith,
11   2, 23 |       Nat. et Dig. Amoris. vi.] ~drew his assertion that "charity
12   2, 101|        to God: and so this gloss drew a ~distinction, by ascribing
13   2, 146|  Paradise, gluttony ~it was that drew down the deluge at the time
14   2, 166|          Whence the Blessed John drew the inference that ~in like
15   3, 1  |         taking flesh, He greatly drew ~us to know Him.~Aquin.:
16   3, 8  |     Reply OBJ 3: Although Christ drew the matter of His body from
17   3, 36 | beautiful ~than the other stars, drew men's gaze and attention:
18   3, 38 |       the baptism of Christ, and drew men to the knowledge of
19   3, 46 |       xxiii): "When the Passion ~drew nigh, our Lord willed to
20   3, 83 |    purified with water when they drew nigh to offer up the sacrifice: ~
21   3, 86 |           xxxiii in Evang.), "He drew inwardly ~by grace," i.e.