Part, Question

 1   1, 49  |         more perfectly does it ~impress its own form, so also the
 2   1, 50  |         more perfectly does it ~impress its own form, so also the
 3   1, 80  |       those things which do not impress ~the senses, as we have
 4   1, 84  |       sight: therefore they can impress ~their own image on the
 5   1, 110 |    matter. But an angel ~cannot impress forms upon sensible matter (
 6   1, 110 |            Therefore he ~cannot impress forms on the imagination,
 7   2, 51  | overcoming it ~entirely, it may impress its likeness on it. Now
 8   2, 80  |         ad 2, the devil cannot ~impress species on the human intellect,
 9   2, 107 |     Hence Our Lord, in order to impress the fact that a wife ought
10   2, 171 |         it follows that God can impress a like ~knowledge on the
11   3, 13  |      Now to have a ~form and to impress this form upon something
12   3, 63  |         nothing in the soul can impress a species on the senses.
13 Suppl, 65|         in the ~elements by the impress of heavenly bodies are said
14 Suppl, 65|         they ~are caused by the impress and influence of a higher