Part, Question

 1   1, 16  |     xii), "Truth is rightness, perceptible by the mind alone"; for ~
 2   1, 69  |      named as already clearly ~perceptible to the senses; rather they
 3   1, 70  | influence of ~the moon is more perceptible to the senses in this lower
 4   1, 70  |      named as already clearly ~perceptible to the senses; rather they
 5   1, 71  | influence of ~the moon is more perceptible to the senses in this lower
 6   2, 2   |        our knowledge, are more perceptible. And so it is that sensible
 7   2, 30  |   reason; the other is in good perceptible to the ~senses. The former
 8   2, 139 |     pleasures, they are not so perceptible to the senses, and ~consequently
 9   2, 160 |        that its guilt is less ~perceptible. on the other hand, carnal
10   3, 45  |        the other three are not perceptible, save ~in some action or
11   3, 76  |     has in this sacrament, is ~perceptible neither by the sense nor
12   3, 77  |      time these ~accidents are perceptible to the senses. Therefore,
13   3, 90  |      exterior penance which is perceptible by the senses. Therefore
14 Suppl, 45|     which the consent ~is made perceptible to the senses.~Aquin.: SMT
15 Suppl, 89|        answer that, A thing is perceptible to the senses of the body
16 Suppl, 89|     and indirectly. A thing is perceptible directly if it can ~act
17 Suppl, 89|        When a passive power is perceptible by several perfections ~