Part, Question

 1   1, 109 |   other movements; that is, by employing corporeal agents ~to produce
 2   1, 109 |         this visible world, by employing corporeal seeds by local
 3   1, 114 |    produce ~certain results by employing with a hidden movement certain
 4   1, 114 |      we speak of the demons as employing seeds.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
 5   1, 116 |       natural power, except by employing corporeal ~agents for the
 6   2, 58  | perfect be the principal agent employing an instrument, it will produce ~
 7   2, 4   |        the ~syllogism, without employing the syllogistic form.~Aquin.:
 8   2, 49  |       false premisses ~through employing an unsuitable middle term.
 9   2, 49  |    whereas research is made by employing also common ~principles.
10   2, 75  |        Accordingly, if without employing deceit the seller disposes
11   2, 75  |     nothing ~prevents art from employing certain natural causes for
12   2, 94  |   superstitious or unlawful in employing ~natural things simply for
13   2, 152 |       rape when a man, without employing force, ~violates a virgin
14   2, 176 |      thus that God works while employing instrumentally ~the faith
15   3, 42  |      secret to the crowds, by ~employing parables in teaching them
16   3, 83  |        is put right, either by employing a remedy, or at least by ~
17 Suppl, 34|        lording over others and employing them for one's own ~profit.
18 Suppl, 34|      of power is expressed by ~employing the imperative mood.~Aquin.:
19 Suppl, 34|        others, is conferred by employing the imperative mood. For]*