Part, Question

 1   1, 16|     intellect with regard to ~complex things can be equated to
 2   1, 16|     like manner the case with complex or non-complex words. Truth ~
 3   1, 16|   things and knows all things complex; and thus there is truth
 4   1, 17|       true nor false, ~but in complex things only. But affirmation
 5   2, 46|     is; secondly, by way of a complex object, as when we ~understand
 6   2, 46|     and so forth: by way of a complex object, as when the ~appetite
 7   2, 82|       is the disposition of a complex nature, ~whereby that nature
 8   2, 1 |  object of faith is something complex or incomplex, i.e. ~whether
 9   2, 1 |  object of faith is something complex, by way of a proposition?~
10   2, 1 |     of faith is not something complex ~by way of a proposition.
11   2, 1 |     of faith is not something complex.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[1] A[2]
12   2, 1 |       its object is something complex.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[1] A[2]
13   2, 1 |   complexity, things that are complex in ~themselves.~Aquin.:
14   2, 1 | object of ~faith is something complex by way of a proposition.~