Part, Question

 1   1, 45 |     principles; and thus the products of nature are ~called creatures.~
 2   1, 46 |     principles; and thus the products of nature are ~called creatures.~
 3   2, 57 |      interior action, or the products of ~external work. Hence
 4   2, 65 |     of prudence: whereas the products of art are not the ~principles,
 5   2, 93 |      art or exemplar of the ~products of that art, so too the
 6   2, 93 |     as the artificer ~to the products of his art, as stated in
 7   2, 102|    seem to be ~suitable that products of the soil should be offered
 8   2, 102|  Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 13: The products of the soil are useful to
 9   2, 102|      to eat plants and other products of the soil ~even before
10   2, 102|   was that the eating of the products of the soil savors rather
11   2, 102|   own ~accord; and such like products of the earth may be had
12   2, 102| offered to idols, while the ~products of the soil were not.~Aquin.:
13   2, 145|    breathe the air and their products, such as milk from those ~
14   2, 167|    in the case of an art the products of which may ~be employed