Part, Question

 1   1, 12  |     intellect does not avail to enable it to see the essence ~of
 2   1, 12  |   intelligible, but in order to enable the intellect to understand
 3   1, 12  |         mode does not extend to enable the ~knower to know infinitely;
 4   1, 87  |      active ~intellect so as to enable us to understand immaterial
 5   1, 87  |        be so united to us as to enable us by ~its instrumentality
 6   1, 104 | intellect are not sufficient to enable the ~created intellect to
 7   2, 62  |        natural principles which enable him to act well according
 8   2, 110 |         as the acquired virtues enable a man to walk, in ~accordance
 9   2, 110 |         do the infused virtues ~enable a man to walk as befits
10   2, 112 |   certain that we have grace to enable us to ~merit them. Or it
11   2, 114 |       enough temporal goods to ~enable them to attain to everlasting
12 Suppl, 35|        of Confirmation does not enable a man to receive the sacrament ~
13 Suppl, 42|        that this grace does not enable a man to do good works.
14 Suppl, 80|         glorified body will not enable it to be in the same ~place
15 Suppl, 80|         glorified body will not enable it to be in the same place ~
16 Suppl, 85|    advent are not sufficient to enable us to determine the time
17 Suppl, 85|       found in Scripture do not enable us to know ~the exact length