Part, Question

 1   1, 44  |  whether it is the exemplar beheld ~externally, or the exemplar
 2   1, 51  |  Scripture; for whatever is beheld in ~imaginary vision is
 3   1, 51  |  that such apparitions were beheld by bodily vision, whereby
 4   1, 51  |   vision only a body can be beheld. ~Consequently, since the
 5   1, 45  |  whether it is the exemplar beheld ~externally, or the exemplar
 6   1, 52  |  Scripture; for whatever is beheld in ~imaginary vision is
 7   1, 52  |  that such apparitions were beheld by bodily vision, whereby
 8   1, 52  |   vision only a body can be beheld. ~Consequently, since the
 9   3, 47  |  this shows that while they beheld ~Christ's marvelous works,
10   3, 54  |    since Christ's body was ~beheld under the aspect of color,
11   3, 54  |    that he ~touched what he beheld."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[54] A[
12   3, 55  | Lord's body had ~lain, they beheld two angels, who were at
13   3, 57  |  Resurrection except he had beheld Christ's very ~body.~
14   3, 75  |   of Christ's body as it is beheld in its proper species; ~
15   3, 76  |   seen to happen when it is beheld by ~everyone under such
16 Suppl, 87|   is written (Dan. 7:9): "I beheld till thrones were ~placed