Part, Question

 1   1, 14 |      God; for the principle of singularity is ~matter, which, since
 2   1, 14 |       singular things in their singularity.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[14] A[
 3   1, 29 | belongs to the general idea of singularity can be defined; and so ~
 4   1, 31 |         we must shun the term "singularity," ~lest we take away the
 5   1, 31 |   exclude from God the idea of singularity or uniqueness." ~Nevertheless,
 6   1, 33 |        possesses a position of singularity above ~others, in having
 7   1, 39 |      multitude; wherefore the ~singularity or plurality of a substantive
 8   1, 39 |    subject; and ~therefore the singularity and plurality of adjectives
 9   1, 57 |     matter is the principle of singularity. Therefore the ~angel cannot
10   1, 57 |  natures, but also as to their singularity; so through the ~species
11   1, 39 |      multitude; wherefore the ~singularity or plurality of a substantive
12   1, 39 |    subject; and ~therefore the singularity and plurality of adjectives
13   1, 58 |     matter is the principle of singularity. Therefore the ~angel cannot
14   1, 58 |  natures, but also as to their singularity; so through the ~species
15   1, 85 |      is that the principle of ~singularity in material things is individual
16   2, 160|    senseless mirth, boasting, ~singularity, arrogance, presumption,
17   2, 160|          to which is ~opposed "singularity," whereby a man wishes to
18   2, 186|        do these works preclude singularity ~of life; not that they