Part, Question

 1   1, 54 |    OBJ 3: The action which is transient, passing to some extrinsic ~
 2   1, 56 |     in an immanent, ~and in a transient, action. In a transient
 3   1, 56 |       transient, action. In a transient action the object or matter ~
 4   1, 66 |       would subsist under the transient form. ~Thus the ancient
 5   1, 55 |    OBJ 3: The action which is transient, passing to some extrinsic ~
 6   1, 57 |     in an immanent, ~and in a transient, action. In a transient
 7   1, 57 |       transient, action. In a transient action the object or matter ~
 8   1, 67 |       would subsist under the transient form. ~Thus the ancient
 9   2, 71 |   whose action consists ~in a transient movement. Consequently act
10   2, 88 |   other hand, venial sin is a transient act, which cannot be ~taken
11   2, 109|       grace. For since sin is transient as to the act and abiding
12   2, 7  |       more excellent than all transient and corporeal creatures;
13   2, 7  |  through subjecting itself to transient things by ~loving them.
14   2, 74 | either stable, as bodies, or ~transient, as the seasons. Now, according
15   3, 45 |  rather after the manner of a transient passion, as when ~the air
16   3, 62 |    certain instrumental power transient and incomplete in its ~natural
17   3, 66 |    virtue, not permanent but ~transient, passes from the water,