Part, Question

 1   1, 12 |             cannot be ~raised up to immateriality. But our intellect, or the
 2   1, 14 |      Therefore it is clear that the immateriality of a ~thing is the reason
 3   1, 14 |           according to the mode of ~immateriality is the mode of knowledge.
 4   1, 14 |           in ~the highest degree of immateriality as stated above (Q[7], A[
 5   1, 14 |          intellect by reason of its immateriality does not know singular things; ~
 6   1, 36 |             because by 'spirit' the immateriality of ~the divine substance
 7   1, 50 |         according to its degree of ~immateriality; because forms that exist
 8   1, 50 |              Therefore, the angel's immateriality is the cause ~why it is
 9   1, 51 |         according to its degree of ~immateriality; because forms that exist
10   1, 51 |              Therefore, the angel's immateriality is the cause ~why it is
11   1, 78 |          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: The immateriality of the created intelligent
12   1, 78 |          intellect; and through its immateriality it has the power of ~intelligence.
13   1, 78 | intellectual power results from the immateriality of the intelligent ~substance.
14   1, 83 |        conditions of ~universality, immateriality, and immobility: which is
15   1, 83 |        under the same conditions of immateriality and immobility.~Aquin.:
16   1, 83 |        receives under conditions of immateriality and ~immobility, the species
17   1, 84 |         Plato, considering only the immateriality of the human intellect, ~
18   1, 104|      intellectuality is a result of immateriality, it ~follows that He is