Part, Question

 1   1, 87  |         intellect, as he himself ~maintains, or whether (as he says
 2   1, 104 |        intelligible species, and ~maintains and preserves both power
 3   1, 116 |       commenting on De Anima iii, maintains that all men have one ~passive
 4   1, 116 |         of them. But so far as he maintains that all men have but one ~
 5   2, 58  |        virtue, as the Philosopher maintains (Ethic. vii, ~1,9).~Aquin.:
 6   2, 74  |            as the ~second opinion maintains.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[74] A[
 7   2, 112 |         of a special ~virtue that maintains the becomingness of this
 8   2, 144 |         141], A[3]) moral virtue ~maintains the good of reason against
 9   2, 166 |          much on such persons, or maintains those ~comedians who practice
10   3, 80  |    received daily, while another ~maintains the contrary, let each one
11 Suppl, 13|          Damasum] says: ~"Whoever maintains that God has commanded anything
12 Suppl, 38| sacraments, as ~the third opinion maintains.~
13 Suppl, 77|          second opinion, since it maintains that what is produced from
14 Suppl, 77|          clear ~that this opinion maintains that the whole of what belongs
15 Suppl, 77|         it. It differs in that it maintains that whatever is under ~
16 Suppl, 77|        man as the ~second opinion maintains, but not for quite the same
17 Suppl, 77|       this that the first opinion maintains ~that nothing will rise
18 Suppl, 86|           it, but only that which maintains in the end, good ~or evil.~
19 Suppl, 88|          man's use. ~Wherefore he maintains that what we read in the