Part, Question

 1   1, 62  |     imperfection for anyone not occupying the ~foremost place not
 2   1, 63  |     imperfection for anyone not occupying the ~foremost place not
 3   2, 3   |      cessation, by ~sleeping or occupying himself otherwise, to the
 4   2, 61  |      honored by reason of their occupying a ~higher position in the
 5   2, 62  |         another's death through occupying ~himself with unlawful things
 6   2, 120 |      certain time set aside for occupying oneself ~with Divine things
 7   2, 183 |    things ~pertaining to God by occupying himself with things of the
 8   3, 76  |       substance. But every body occupying a place is ~in the place
 9 Suppl, 39|     irregularity (unless he was occupying himself in some unlawful ~
10 Suppl, 64|         his wife for a time, by occupying him in some service. ~Therefore
11 Suppl, 80|         can prevent a body from occupying the same place ~together
12 Suppl, 80|        necessity for two bodies occupying each a distinct place results
13 Suppl, 80| dimensive quantity is ~quantity occupying a place. Hence it is that
14 Suppl, 80|   possibly conceive two bodies ~occupying one place," so that this
15 Suppl, 80|         aforesaid ~necessity of occupying a distinct place from another
16 Suppl, 80|        dimensions of two bodies occupying a place would become one ~
17 Suppl, 80|        than ~those of the thing occupying the place, it is clear that