Part, Question

 1   1, 75  |  participated is compared to the participator as ~its act. But whatever
 2   1, 75  |    anything of that ~sort, "is a participator of existence," as Dionysius
 3   1, 75  |          by the capacity of the ~participator; so that God alone, Who
 4   1, 74  |  participated is compared to the participator as ~its act. But whatever
 5   1, 74  |    anything of that ~sort, "is a participator of existence," as Dionysius
 6   1, 74  |          by the capacity of the ~participator; so that God alone, Who
 7   1, 83  |        image of the idea ~in the participator, just as a model is participated
 8   1, 86  |           for they said that the participator is below what it ~participates.
 9   1, 92  |          human nature was made a participator ~of all good: for the Godhead
10   2, 5   |       may be on the part of the ~participator, who indeed attains the
11   2, 5   |         to the condition of the ~participator: but it has no end by reason
12   2, 52  |          less. First because the participator has its species in respect
13   2, 71  | backbiter, so that he becomes a ~participator in his sin. And if he induces
14   2, 76  |           so that one would be a participator in his ~guilt. If, on the
15   2, 182 |          signified that he is ~a participator in the whole and entire
16   3, 63  |         the New Law makes man a ~participator in Christ's Priesthood.
17   3, 63  |     sacrament makes man of the a participator in Christ's ~Priesthood,
18   3, 67  |         Baptism a man becomes a ~participator in ecclesiastical unity,
19 Suppl, 93|          in a way ~man is made a participator of the Godhead, and consequently