Part, Question

 1   1, 17 |  Metaph. ~v, 34) that shadows, pictures, and dreams are said to
 2   1, 75 |        nature - i.e. imaginary pictures of ~corporeal things." Therefore
 3   1, 74 |        nature - i.e. imaginary pictures of ~corporeal things." Therefore
 4   2, 75 |     Tully (De Offic. iii, 13) ~pictures a man as saying: "Could
 5   2, 171|     sometimes it results from ~pictures in the imagination, by the
 6   2, 171|   truth is gathered from these pictures in the imagination by means ~
 7   2, 171|   powers to form ~all kinds of pictures in the imagination, by simply
 8   2, 171|      simply considering these ~pictures, but not so that they be
 9   2, 171|  impression or coordination of pictures in the imagination, and
10   2, 171|    prophets in whom imaginary ~pictures were formed or coordinated,
11   2, 172|       As to the imprinting ~of pictures on the imagination he mentions
12   2, 173|       Gen. ad lit. xii, 6,7), "pictures ~of bodies are seen in the
13   2, 173|        4) to have seen certain pictures in his rapture, for instance
14   2, 173|     through certain ~imaginary pictures, and such was the ecstasy
15   3, 30 |        sermon (De Annunt. iii) pictures the ~Blessed Virgin as speaking
16   3, 66 | sensible signs, for instance, ~pictures and the like. And in this