Part, Question

 1   1, 39 |         imply transition, denote the oblique ~case. Therefore it is equally
 2   1, 44 |       universal causes, ~such as the oblique circle [*The zodiac], according
 3   1, 39 |         imply transition, denote the oblique ~case. Therefore it is equally
 4   1, 45 |       universal causes, ~such as the oblique circle [*The zodiac], according
 5   2, 177|          straight," "circular," and "oblique" [*Cf. Q[180], A[6]].~Aquin.:
 6   2, 178|               circular, straight and oblique?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[180] A[
 7   2, 178|          circular," "straight," and "oblique" ~(Div. Nom. iv). For contemplation
 8   2, 178|              he assigns a ~different oblique movement to each. For he
 9   2, 178|             each. For he assigns the oblique movement ~of the angels
10   2, 178|               whereas he assigns the oblique ~movement of the soul to
11   2, 178|            to another; the third is "oblique," ~being composed as it
12   2, 178|            points is compared to the oblique movement.~Aquin.: SMT SS
13   2, 178|           intelligible objects. The "oblique" movement in the ~angels
14   2, 178|     contemplation of God: while the "oblique" movement in the soul ~he
15   2, 178|           under either ~straight and oblique movement, because they all
16   2, 178| enlightenment, it will belong to the oblique movement as explained above ~(
17   3, 78 |          improperly expressed in the oblique case, and the ~chalice in