Part, Question

 1   1, 85  |        daytime and while we are awake, because, as stated in De
 2   1, 88  |        to the living, asleep or awake, ~and tell them of what
 3   1, 110 |         occur to those ~who are awake, as is seen in mad people,
 4   2, 93  |   thoughts and affections while awake recur to his imagination
 5   2, 150 |       whether one be ~asleep or awake. Yet seemingly virginity
 6   2, 152 |       such things ~while one is awake."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154]
 7   2, 152 |     which preceded while he was awake, is ~sometimes purely speculative,
 8   2, 170 |         while asleep than while awake, ~because, while awake,
 9   2, 170 |    while awake, ~because, while awake, the soul is occupied with
10   2, 171 |      the word "dream," or while awake, which is signified by the ~
11   2, 172 |    occurs to the prophet ~while awake and regards any kind of
12   2, 172 |       which occurs while one is awake. The ~latter belongs to
13   2, 172 | supernatural things while it is awake and ~occupied with sensible
14   2, 172 |      when the prophet, ~whether awake or asleep, hears words expressive
15   2, 172 |         deeds, but also, either awake or asleep, ~sees someone
16   2, 172 |      prophet ~whether asleep or awake, under the appearance of
17   2, 172 |    asleep, but even when he was awake. Hence it ~is written (Ex.
18   3, 80  |        seminal loss even of one awake, if it be ~without sin,
19 Suppl, 69|      persons ~whether asleep or awake by the activity of good
20 Suppl, 72|         dust of the earth shall awake." But these words imply
21 Suppl, 72|        are not properly said to awake, since ~they will have no