Part, Question

 1   1, 22 |      dignity of causality is imparted even to creatures. Thus ~
 2   1, 57 |      so through the ~species imparted to them do the angels know
 3   1, 64 |     when Divine ~secrets are imparted to an individual; the other
 4   1, 58 |      so through the ~species imparted to them do the angels know
 5   1, 65 |     when Divine ~secrets are imparted to an individual; the other
 6   2, 46 |      have a natural instinct imparted to them by ~the Divine Reason,
 7   2, 91 |    knowledge of which is not imparted to us by nature, ~but acquired
 8   2, 91 |     proceed from principles ~imparted by nature, which are the
 9   2, 1  |      knowledge of ~faith was imparted to the Fathers who were
10   2, 65 | knows, and ~not on knowledge imparted by others: the same is to
11   3, 8  |  which are by grace, are not imparted to us by ~the Man Christ,
12   3, 10 |     said to know, because He imparted this ~knowledge to the Son.
13   3, 30 |       grace of knowledge was imparted to us through them. Thus,
14   3, 36 | answer that, As knowledge is imparted through a syllogism from ~
15   3, 36 |    to whom the knowledge ~is imparted. Now, it is clear that the
16   3, 55 |        through whom they are imparted to others, as is evident
17 Suppl, 8|     makes his confession, is imparted by none but priests to whom