Part, Question

 1   1, 9   | comprehending in Himself ~all the plenitude of perfection of all being,
 2   1, 33  |  universal authority, or also His plenitude as the source ~of all. This,
 3   1, 55  |        God. ~Now in God the whole plenitude of intellectual knowledge
 4   1, 55  |           knows all ~things. This plenitude of knowledge is found in
 5   1, 56  |        God. ~Now in God the whole plenitude of intellectual knowledge
 6   1, 56  |           knows all ~things. This plenitude of knowledge is found in
 7   1, 105 |        holy angels, who enjoy the plenitude of ~participation of the
 8   2, 18  |           God alone has the whole plenitude of His Being in a certain
 9   2, 18  |           is with action. For the plenitude of its goodness does not ~
10   2, 18  |      needs either have the entire plenitude ~of its goodness, or lack
11   3, 7   |      virtues. For Christ ~had the plenitude of grace. Now grace is sufficient
12   3, 63  |           character, but the very plenitude of the ~Priesthood.~Aquin.:
13   3, 72  |           OBJ 1: The Pope has the plenitude of power in the Church,
14 Suppl, 26|     answer that, The Pope has the plenitude of pontifical power, being ~
15 Suppl, 26|        his ~"sons." Therefore the plenitude of the power of granting
16 Suppl, 29|     sacraments, on account of the plenitude of grace conferred ~in them,
17 Suppl, 29|        the Holy Ghost in ~perfect plenitude. Hence they are sacraments
18 Suppl, 29|          of the Holy Ghost in His plenitude, so could He institute these ~
19 Suppl, 29|          this sacrament confers a plenitude of ~grace, so as to take