Part, Question

 1   1, 14|     what the knowledge of the artificer ~is to things made by his
 2   1, 14|      Now the knowledge of the artificer is the ~cause of the things
 3   1, 14|    art from the fact that the artificer ~works by his intellect.
 4   1, 14|      to the ~knowledge of the artificer, if it were productive of
 5   1, 23|   from the simple will of the artificer it depends ~that this stone
 6   1, 39|   works; thus we say that an ~artificer works by his art. Hence,
 7   1, 44|      determinate form. For an artificer produces a determinate form
 8   1, 46|      being accidental, ~as an artificer acts by means of many hammers
 9   1, 47|      of ~different parts, the artificer seeks different material;
10   1, 65|      known by Him, even as an artificer, by apprehending ~diverse
11   1, 66|        but to the will of the artificer, God, Whom he ~represents
12   1, 72|     enters the workshop of an artificer he sees in ~it many appliances
13   1, 39|   works; thus we say that an ~artificer works by his art. Hence,
14   1, 45|      determinate form. For an artificer produces a determinate form
15   1, 47|      being accidental, ~as an artificer acts by means of many hammers
16   1, 48|      of ~different parts, the artificer seeks different material;
17   1, 66|      known by Him, even as an artificer, by apprehending ~diverse
18   1, 67|        but to the will of the artificer, God, Whom he ~represents
19   1, 71|     enters the workshop of an artificer he sees in ~it many appliances
20   2, 93| answer that, Just as in every artificer there pre-exists a type
21   2, 93|     to which He stands as the artificer ~to the products of his