Part, Question

 1   1, 83  | universality, immateriality, and immobility: which is apparent from
 2   1, 83  |  conditions of immateriality and immobility.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[84] A[
 3   1, 83  | conditions of immateriality and ~immobility, the species of material
 4   1, 115 |      nigh to God have a state of immobility, and ~exceed the changeable
 5   2, 13  |        the reason of this in the immobility ~of the earth in the middle
 6   2, 40  |          despair seems to ~imply immobility rather than movement. Therefore
 7   2, 48  |     Thence ensue taciturnity and immobility ~of the outward members;
 8   2, 86  |      from a vow is caused by the immobility of the will, wherefore ~
 9   2, 178 |      alone which he describes as immobility belongs to the ~circular
10   2, 181 |           state" seems to denote immobility according to ~1 Cor. 15:
11   2, 181 |          enables us "to act with immobility," according to Ethic. ii, ~
12   2, 181 |          disposed with a certain immobility in a manner ~according with
13   2, 181 |          the point of a certain ~immobility or restfulness. Consequently
14   2, 181 |         2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Immobility does not suffice for the
15   2, 181 |  inferiority. But state requires immobility in that ~which regards a
16   3, 63  |        removed, by reason of the immobility of the ~principal mover.~
17 Suppl, 72|         the ~blessed angels. Now immobility is essential to blessedness.
18 Suppl, 88|    second we reply that although immobility is simply nobler than ~movement,