Part, Question

 1   1, 40 | proceeding; because ~origin, as passively understood, signifies the
 2   1, 45 |       Therefore ~creation taken passively is not anything in the creature.~
 3   1, 62 |     towards its end, not merely passively, ~but also by working actively.
 4   1, 40 | proceeding; because ~origin, as passively understood, signifies the
 5   1, 46 |       Therefore ~creation taken passively is not anything in the creature.~
 6   1, 63 |     towards its end, not merely passively, ~but also by working actively.
 7   2, 26 |         love, ~being as it were passively drawn by Him, more than
 8   2, 91 |      things to the end; but not passively - that is to say, ~the law
 9   2, 113|       that, Justification taken passively implies a movement towards ~
10   2, 41 |        Now some are scandalized passively ~by the words or deeds of
11   2, 136|         wherefore those who are passively ~sodomitical are said to
12   2, 183|    perfecter," but to ~the monk passively as one who is "perfected":
13   3, 32 |       forth, not actively, but ~passively, just as other mothers achieve