Part, Question

 1   1, 3 |         of God, we use concrete nouns to signify His subsistence, ~
 2   1, 3 | composite; and we use ~abstract nouns to signify His simplicity.
 3   1, 13|       Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, nouns are taken to signify substance
 4   1, 13|       thing mentioned before by nouns, participles, ~or demonstrative
 5   1, 13|         perfection, so likewise nouns are applied to God ~signifying
 6   1, 13|         Him. Thus, according as nouns, ~participles and demonstrative
 7   1, 42|       in two ~ways - namely, by nouns and by verbs. When designated
 8   1, 42|       verbs. When designated by nouns, equality ~in the divine
 9   1, 68|         in Latin there are many nouns that are ~wanting in the
10   1, 42|       in two ~ways - namely, by nouns and by verbs. When designated
11   1, 42|       verbs. When designated by nouns, equality ~in the divine
12   1, 69|         in Latin there are many nouns that are ~wanting in the
13   3, 60|         Philosopher's dictum: ~"Nouns and verbs mean the same