Part, Question

 1   1, 28  |     that which proceeds from it corporeally. ~Thus paternity and filiation
 2   1, 62  | implanted ~in the creature when corporeally created, so straightway
 3   1, 63  | implanted ~in the creature when corporeally created, so straightway
 4   3, 2   |         fulness of the ~Godhead corporeally." Therefore it seems that
 5   3, 2   |    fulness of the Godhead dwelt corporeally in Christ because ~the Divine
 6   3, 2   |         that it dwelt in Christ corporeally, i.e. ~not as in a shadow,
 7   3, 2   |         to have dwelt in Christ corporeally, i.e. in three ways, just
 8   3, 9   |      the fulness of the Godhead corporeally." Therefore in ~Christ there
 9   3, 52  |    things which are in a ~place corporeally and circumscriptively, that
10   3, 58  |        the right hand be ~taken corporeally. Hence Augustine says (De
11 Suppl, 59|         who is baptized is even corporeally buried together with Christ ~
12 Suppl, 89|        received ~therein except corporeally, since whatever is received
13 Suppl, 89|      God in His creatures seen ~corporeally. This manner of seeing God
14 Suppl, 89|       This manner of seeing God corporeally is indicated by ~Augustine (
15 Suppl, 89|       must always apprehend it ~corporeally: wherefore it cannot know
16 Suppl, 89|    which cannot be apprehended ~corporeally.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[92] A[
17 Suppl, 94|       as the soul is there, not corporeally, i.e. as ~bodies are in