Part, Question

 1   1, 46 |       that a stone be ~moved by a stick, the stick by the hand,
 2   1, 46 |         be ~moved by a stick, the stick by the hand, and so on to
 3   1, 47 |       that a stone be ~moved by a stick, the stick by the hand,
 4   1, 47 |         be ~moved by a stick, the stick by the hand, and so on to
 5   2, 15 |          an ~action suitable to a stick, but to apply the stick
 6   2, 15 |           stick, but to apply the stick so that it touch the ~stone,
 7   2, 15 |           the power of moving the stick. But ~irrational animals
 8   2, 16 |         to ride, and the use of a stick is to ~strike. Now we apply
 9   2, 16 |       also external things, ~as a stick, to strike. But it is evident
10   2, 17 |            for one does not use a stick ~before doing something
11   2, 17 |          doing something with the stick. But command is not simultaneous ~
12   2, 108|          preach ~without scrip or stick, and so on, since they were
13   2, 176|   instrument, as a man ~through a stick. It is thus that God works
14   2, 184|            one's beard, lifting a stick from the ground and so forth,
15   3, 62 |          the one, ~separate, as a stick, for instance; the other,
16   3, 62 |          united ~instrument, as a stick by the hand. Now the principal
17   3, 64 | instrument; as the ~hand can to a stick.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[64] A[