Part, Question

 1   1, 1   |      as to history, etiology, analogy and ~allegory." Now these
 2   1, 1   |    three - history, etiology, analogy - are grouped ~under the
 3   1, 1   |    men's hearts; it is called analogy whenever the truth of one
 4   1, 4   |    according to some sort of ~analogy; as existence is common
 5   1, 4   |       but solely according to analogy, inasmuch as God is essential ~
 6   1, 44  |  either in species, or by the analogy ~of some kind of imitation.~
 7   1, 45  |    but according to a kind of analogy. Nor ~is it necessary to
 8   1, 66  |      not the ~same, except by analogy, in so far as they agree
 9   1, 45  |  either in species, or by the analogy ~of some kind of imitation.~
10   1, 46  |    but according to a kind of analogy. Nor ~is it necessary to
11   1, 67  |      not the ~same, except by analogy, in so far as they agree
12   1, 92  |       according to a ~certain analogy or proportion. In this sense
13   1, 105 |     its ~inferiors upwards by analogy."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[106]
14   2, 20  |    from another, according to analogy or proportion, ~then it
15 Suppl, 89| nature, but only to a certain analogy or proportion: such is the ~