Part, Question

 1   1, 5 |    entities do not subsist as realities; because ~they would be
 2   1, 13|     other relations which are realities as regards both ~extremes,
 3   1, 13|  which, inasmuch as they are ~realities existing in nature, are
 4   1, 29|       can be used in defining realities if used to signify things ~
 5   1, 30|       there are also several ~realities subsistent in the divine
 6   1, 30|    are not several subsistent realities - that is, several ~persons.
 7   1, 31| otherwise there would be nine realities ~in God; which, of course,
 8   1, 32|      not after the ~manner of realities, but by way of certain ideas
 9   1, 32|      persons are signified as realities; whereas the notions are
10   1, 39|     and ~not the relations as realities. But as it was shown above (
11   1, 39|     and ~not the relations as realities. But as it was shown above (
12   1, 93|      adhering to images as to realities.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[94] A[
13   3, 5 |    ought to correspond to the realities. But the ~apparitions of
14   3, 8 |     legal sacraments, not as ~realities, but as images and shadows