Part, Question

 1   1, 77  |    another; for sight can ~act independently of hearing, and conversely.
 2   1, 76  |    another; for sight can ~act independently of hearing, and conversely.
 3   1, 84  |        color can be understood independently of the apple. Likewise, ~
 4   1, 111 |    some effect in these bodies independently of the heavenly ~bodies,
 5   2, 10  |        to some particular good independently of a ~passion of the sensitive
 6   2, 53  | intellect: since the intellect independently of the body ~is the proper
 7   2, 74  |      consent to a sinful act, ~independently of the higher reason.~Aquin.:
 8   2, 53  |        bestowed by God on man, independently of his solicitude, viz.
 9   3, 19  |       not the work of the axe ~independently of the workman. Hence, wheresoever
10   3, 67  |        were conferring Baptism independently of the ~other. This might
11   3, 68  |       receives nourishment not independently, but through the ~nourishment
12   3, 72  |        the sacramental effect, independently ~of the sacrament. In these
13 Suppl, 69|        He has fashioned souls ~independently of one another. Consequently
14 Suppl, 71|      efficacy from themselves ~independently of the deed of the doer,