Part, Question

 1   1, 12  |              but neither angels nor ~archangels have seen God. For how can
 2   1, 107 |            Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, archangels are as it were angel princes.
 3   1, 107 |             in Eph. 1:21; the ~name "Archangels" in the canonical epistle
 4   1, 107 |            the least things; and the archangels ~in the greatest; by the
 5   1, 107 |          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: The "Archangels," according to Dionysius (
 6   1, 107 |           compared to ~cold. So the "Archangels" are called the "angel princes";
 7   1, 107 |            in Ev.) they are ~called "Archangels," because they preside over
 8   1, 107 |        placed ~immediately above the Archangels, as Dionysius says (Coel.
 9   1, 107 |    Principalities" first, then the ~"Archangels," and lastly the "Angels."~
10   1, 107 |               Powers" and above the "Archangels." ~Gregory, however, places
11   1, 107 |       between the "Powers" and the ~"Archangels." Each of these placings
12   1, 107 |     Principalities," ~"Angels," and "Archangels."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[108]
13   1, 107 |            place; and these are the "Archangels," as above explained.~Aquin.:
14   1, 107 |            are the "Angels" and the "Archangels," who announce to men either ~
15   1, 107 |            the announcements of the "Archangels" and the "Angels."~Aquin.:
16   1, 111 |               for ~the "Angels" and "Archangels" are so called from "announcing";
17   1, 112 | Principalities," ~or perhaps to the "Archangels," whom we call the angel
18   3, 30  |           order, but of the order of archangels, which is the last but one: ~
19   3, 30  |          says that "those are called archangels who announce sublime ~things."
20   3, 30  |              was the highest of ~the archangels. And, as Gregory says (De
21 Suppl, 73|             not to them, but to the ~archangels, according to the text (