Part, Question

 1   1, 3   |       sitting, on account of ~His unchangeableness and dominion; and as standing,
 2   1, 10  |         inasmuch as they ~possess unchangeableness either in being or further
 3   1, 16  |     eternity of truth.~(8) On the unchangeableness of truth.~Aquin.: SMT FP
 4   1, 19  |   supposition, on account of the ~unchangeableness of the divine will, as has
 5   1, 22  |          That indissolubility and unchangeableness of which Boethius ~speaks,
 6   1, 115 | Providence, it derives a certain ~unchangeableness, not of absolute but of
 7   2, 50  |        change, on account of the ~unchangeableness of the subject. And therefore
 8   2, 61  |            God's fortitude is His unchangeableness; ~His justice is the observance
 9   2, 67  |     possibility, by reason of the unchangeableness of heavenly bliss: and so ~
10   2, 97  |     without change, owing ~to the unchangeableness and perfection of the Divine
11   2, 81  |         whether by reason of the ~unchangeableness of Divine providence, or
12   2, 135 |       since both denote a kind of unchangeableness. ~Yet they differ: for Macrobius (
13   3, 54  |     longer. But it ill became the unchangeableness of His glory that He ~should
14 Suppl, 83|         will be changed with ~the unchangeableness and impassibility of glory."~