Part, Question

 1   1, 12 |          from ~them intelligible conceptions.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[12] A[
 2   1, 13 |        to ~understand God, forms conceptions proportional to the perfections
 3   1, 13 |           various and multiplied conceptions of our intellect, there
 4   1, 13 |    principle, according to these conceptions, ~imperfectly understood.
 5   1, 13 | intellect knows Him by different conceptions because it cannot ~see Him
 6   1, 13 | understands Him ~under different conceptions, it knows that one and the
 7   1, 13 |       object ~corresponds to its conceptions. Therefore the plurality
 8   1, 41 |         regards the intellectual conceptions of the mind, ~a return is
 9   1, 41 |         regards the intellectual conceptions of the mind, ~a return is
10   1, 84 |      contrary, Words signify the conceptions of the intellect, as the ~
11   1, 88 | knowledge through the universal ~conceptions of those who have a better
12   2, 113|       affections or intellectual conceptions in them (as in the ~angels),
13   2, 162|         But the "multiplying of ~conceptions" pertains to a woman's dignity.
14   2, 162|         A[1]). But all "women's ~conceptions" are not "multiplied," nor
15   2, 162|   multiply thy sorrows, and thy ~conceptions"; secondly, in the pain
16   2, 162|           The multiplying of her conceptions was appointed as a ~punishment
17   2, 162|    multiply thy sorrows, and thy conceptions."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[164]
18   3, 30 |    neither did she 'multiply her conceptions' nor was she 'under ~man'
19   3, 31 |        the sense ~of man to form conceptions only through tangible bodies,