Part, Question

 1   1, 34  |         declared that the Son ~differed in substance from the Father.
 2   1, 66  | opinions of philosophers have ~differed. Plato and all who preceded
 3   1, 70  |        that, Philosophers have differed on this question. Anaxagoras, ~
 4   1, 67  | opinions of philosophers have ~differed. Plato and all who preceded
 5   1, 71  |        that, Philosophers have differed on this question. Anaxagoras, ~
 6   1, 109 |  immaterial substances. But he differed ~from Plato because he supposed
 7   2, 24  |      the opinion of the Stoics differed from ~that of the Peripatetics:
 8   2, 72  |        OBJ 3: Further, if sins differed specifically according to
 9   2, 110 |     identical in ~essence, and differed only logically - in the
10   2, 2   |       persons, but this belief differed ~according to differences
11   2, 11  |  certain doctors seem to have ~differed either in matters the holding
12   2, 121 |     reason. ~And possibly they differed not in reality but in their
13   2, 169 |  pertains to the active life, ~differed from the purpose of operation
14   3, 28  |     was the same in nature but differed in glory": so that it seems
15   3, 31  |   condition of the patriarchs ~differed from that of Christ: for
16   3, 54  |        of the same nature, but differed in glory." Accordingly,
17 Suppl, 19|   kingly power would not ~have differed from the priestly power.
18 Suppl, 80|        Accordingly people have differed by ~ascribing subtlety to