Part, Question

 1   1, 41 |         begetting the Son does not ~transmit any part of His nature,
 2   1, 41 |         begetting the Son does not ~transmit any part of His nature,
 3   1, 105|             more does it ~strive to transmit its perfections to others
 4   2, 81 |           Further, a man can better transmit to another, that which he
 5   2, 81 |           more therefore ~should he transmit the sin which he has contracted
 6   2, 81 |          for a grammarian does not ~transmit to his son the knowledge
 7   2, 81 |            2: A man can more easily transmit that which he has of ~himself,
 8   2, 81 |              Therefore he does not ~transmit it to his children.~Aquin.:
 9   2, 81 | Consequently those who are baptized transmit original sin: ~since they
10   2, 82 |          generation, he would still transmit original sin; we must ~understand
11   3, 26 |            entirely free, could not transmit the stain to His ~soul . . . . .
12   3, 64 |    sacraments;~(4) Whether He could transmit that power to others?~(5)
13   3, 68 |             it seems that he cannot transmit it to his children. ~Therefore