Part, Question

 1   1, 16  |         the affirmative ~must be resolved into the negative, as when
 2   1, 51  |  substance of Christ's body, but resolved into pre-existing matter; ~
 3   1, 56  |          make. Therefore had God resolved to make more angels or ~
 4   1, 68  |       must ~rather be the vapors resolved from the waters which are
 5   1, 68  |        lit. ii, 4), that waters ~resolved into vapor may be lifted
 6   1, 52  |  substance of Christ's body, but resolved into pre-existing matter; ~
 7   1, 57  |          make. Therefore had God resolved to make more angels or ~
 8   1, 69  |       must ~rather be the vapors resolved from the waters which are
 9   1, 69  |        lit. ii, 4), that waters ~resolved into vapor may be lifted
10   1, 78  | something: for conscience may be resolved into "cum alio ~scientia,"
11   2, 79  |  connected with purity, if it be resolved into ~"sanguine tinctus,
12   2, 149 |         fortitude, whereby it is resolved to suffer any evil ~whatsoever
13   3, 32  |          by reason of the semen ~resolved. But this cannot stand,
14   3, 46  |        according to which it was resolved that the fruit ~of man's
15   3, 47  |         natural will, yet Christ resolved to fulfill God's will with ~
16   3, 50  |        that other. And so Christ resolved to die, that by dying He ~
17   3, 84  |       the penitent, and by being resolved that his past ~sins should
18 Suppl, 44|            Matrimony may also be resolved into "matris munium" [*i.e.