Part, Question

 1   1, 2   | knowledge of which is ~naturally implanted in us, as we can see in
 2   1, 2   |   knowledge of God is ~naturally implanted in all." Therefore the existence
 3   1, 2   |     general and confused way is ~implanted in us by nature, inasmuch
 4   1, 18  |     movement is not a naturally ~implanted form; but one received through
 5   1, 18  |     movement; ~for this has been implanted in them by nature; and by
 6   1, 59  |  judgment is not a free one, but implanted by ~nature. Only an agent
 7   1, 60  |      such natural inclination is implanted in him by the Author of
 8   1, 60  |       else than the inclination ~implanted in nature by its Author.
 9   1, 62  |         all natural effects were implanted ~in the creature when corporeally
10   1, 65  |     which the seeds of forms are implanted in created things, ~that
11   1, 60  |  judgment is not a free one, but implanted by ~nature. Only an agent
12   1, 61  |      such natural inclination is implanted in him by the Author of
13   1, 61  |       else than the inclination ~implanted in nature by its Author.
14   1, 63  |         all natural effects were implanted ~in the creature when corporeally
15   1, 66  |     which the seeds of forms are implanted in created things, ~that
16   1, 101 |          the desire of heaven is implanted in ~all. On the part of
17   1, 114 |        of the passive virtues so implanted in ~the creature, that the
18 Suppl, 65|         principles which God has implanted in ~nature, but an exception