Part, Question

 1   1, 40  |   the form of a circle from brass, there ~remains in our intellect
 2   1, 40  |   both of a circle, ~and of brass. Now, although there is
 3   1, 42  |      as an image is made of brass; which transformation is ~
 4   1, 45  | that a statue ~is made from brass. But "nothing" cannot be
 5   1, 45  |  natural things, as wood or brass, which are caused ~not by
 6   1, 40  |   the form of a circle from brass, there ~remains in our intellect
 7   1, 40  |   both of a circle, ~and of brass. Now, although there is
 8   1, 42  |      as an image is made of brass; which transformation is ~
 9   1, 46  | that a statue ~is made from brass. But "nothing" cannot be
10   1, 46  |  natural things, as wood or brass, which are caused ~not by
11   2, 102 | wood laid over with gold or brass; and ~of such a height that
12   2, 102 |    thou shalt cover it with brass": and (Ex. 30:1,3): ~"Thou
13   2, 102 |    holocausts to be made of brass, and to be ~conspicuous
14   2, 102 |    but the priests. Nor was brass so precious as to give the ~
15   2, 30  |   of the widow who cast two brass mites into the treasury,
16   2, 116 |   because he is "greedy for brass [avidus aeris]," i.e. ~money:
17   3, 39  |   as if they were of molten brass." In ~like manner neither
18   3, 83  |  setim-wood," covered "with brass" (Ex. 27:1,2), or "with
19   3, 83  |     it is not to be made of brass, or copper, ~because the
20 Suppl, 76|    is remade from ~the same brass, it will not be the same
21 Suppl, 80|   as if they were of molten brass." If then ~the subtlety