Part, Question

 1   1, 22  |           excluded men from the ~generality of things corruptible, on
 2   2, 46  |    several causes, has a certain generality, inasmuch ~as several causes
 3   2, 51  |          This argument considers generality by participation.~Aquin.:
 4   2, 79  |  religion. But it has a ~certain generality, in so far as by its command
 5   2, 93  |         it surpasses the common ~generality of sortilege. Hence this
 6   2, 120 | precedence of others in point of generality and importance. For all ~
 7   3, 29  |          way differing from the ~generality of human infants." Ambrose,
 8   3, 31  |         genealogy signifies the ~generality of sins. "For the number
 9   3, 31  |       this ~number signifies the generality of sins which are taken
10   3, 33  |        nowise differing from the generality ~of infants." Therefore
11   3, 36  |        no way different from the generality of human infants." ~But
12   3, 36  |        justice," forestalled the generality of ~the Jews in the justice
13 Suppl, 85|        regard more directly the ~generality of men than each individual