Part, Question

 1   2, 9   |       man in whom a passion is predominant, in so far as he is subject
 2   2, 29  |    each thing is that which is predominant in it; ~wherefore the state
 3   2, 113 |       to be named from what is predominant in ~it, according to De
 4   2, 24  |     the reasoning mind is the ~predominant part of man, while the sensitive
 5   2, 25  |     seems ~to be that which is predominant in it: so that when we say
 6   2, 25  |        his soul, ~which is his predominant part.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[26]
 7   2, 47  |        part must be formal and predominant, whence the ~whole has unity.
 8   2, 84  |         wherein the figure was predominant, certain things were ~reckoned
 9   3, 57  | mortality, elemental nature is predominant in human bodies: so that, ~
10 Suppl, 77|        corruption which is now predominant in flesh and ~blood"; wherefore
11 Suppl, 80|       bodies the form is more ~predominant over the matter, the term "
12 Suppl, 80|   essence, which will be then ~predominant in them. This, however,
13 Suppl, 81|    essence, which will then be predominant in the glorified bodies. ~
14 Suppl, 82|     flesh and bones, earth ~is predominant. Therefore glorified bodies