Part, Question

 1   1, 9   |         Wisdom, that "it is more mobile than all ~things active [
 2   1, 9   |          OBJ 2: Wisdom is called mobile by way of similitude, according
 3   1, 27  |         in God there is nothing ~mobile, nor anything extraneous.
 4   1, 41  |     derived from another ~into a mobile object, is called "passion,"
 5   1, 50  |          angel is called an ever mobile ~substance, because he is
 6   1, 68  |         to some, ~is the primary mobile, the cause of the daily
 7   1, 41  |     derived from another ~into a mobile object, is called "passion,"
 8   1, 51  |          angel is called an ever mobile ~substance, because he is
 9   1, 69  |         to some, ~is the primary mobile, the cause of the daily
10   1, 78  |       participation, and what is mobile, and what is imperfect ~
11   1, 83  | unchangeable. But all bodies are mobile and changeable. ~Therefore
12   1, 83  |         science, which treats of mobile bodies.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
13   1, 83  |     observed that all bodies are mobile, and considered them to
14   1, 83  |          species of material and mobile bodies: for the received ~
15   2, 44  |       aforesaid members are more mobile. For ~which reason the knees
16   2, 68  |        and the perfection of the mobile as such, consists in a ~
17   2, 68  |         disposition ~whereby the mobile is made proportionate to
18 Suppl, 81|           according to a gloss, "mobile and ~living." But mobility