Part, Question

 1   1, 83  |  known; especially if that be ignored which is ~the term and end
 2   2, 8   |   understand what hitherto we ignored. Hence the act of ~reasoning
 3   2, 23  |  geometrical matters which he ignored hitherto. But this ~cannot
 4   2, 154 |  greater as regards the thing ignored. For the ~ignorance of the
 5   2, 173 |   mode of rapture, so that he ignored whether his body besides
 6   2, 173 |    soul and body, but that he ignored how his soul stood in relation
 7   2, 173 |     his body as its form, but ignored whether it ~were abstracted
 8   2, 173 |        then, that the Apostle ignored whether his ~soul were united
 9   2, 173 |      both before and after he ignored ~whether his soul were separated
10   2, 173 |    then we must infer that he ignored whether, when he was rapt
11   3, 5   |      the cause of the soul is ignored, and in the other no ~place
12   3, 75  | Articles. Most editions ~have ignored St. Thomas's original division,
13 Suppl, 85|  First, as regards ~the thing ignored, since its delay is equal