Part, Question

 1   1, 32  |    express their subsistence and completeness, we ~use concrete names.~
 2   1, 73  |         first ~perfection is the completeness of the universe at its first
 3   1, 73  |        of the universe as to the completeness of its parts belongs to ~
 4   1, 76  |        power of sense in all its completeness; because ~what belongs to
 5   1, 77  |         exists on account of the completeness of the subject.~Aquin.:
 6   1, 72  |         first ~perfection is the completeness of the universe at its first
 7   1, 72  |        of the universe as to the completeness of its parts belongs to ~
 8   1, 75  |        power of sense in all its completeness; because ~what belongs to
 9   1, 76  |         exists on account of the completeness of the subject.~Aquin.:
10   1, 98  |         Nothing belonging to the completeness of human nature ~would have
11   2, 75  |      consider this rule; and the completeness of the voluntary sinful
12   3, 60  |          their ~end and state of completeness. Now a disposition is not
13 Suppl, 80| perfection of the body. But this completeness is explained by some in ~
14 Suppl, 80|    others say that the aforesaid completeness by reason of which ~human