Part, Question

 1   1, 33 |        principle, as regards its derivation, ~seems to be taken from
 2   1, 60 |   binding" in order to ~show the derivation of love from self to things
 3   1, 61 |   binding" in order to ~show the derivation of love from self to things
 4   1, 86 |     comes to us according to the derivation of ~our intellectual light
 5   1, 118|       matter, but rather to the ~derivation of the forms.~Aquin.: SMT
 6   2, 78 |     doing evil [*Alluding to the derivation of "malitia" (malice) from ~"
 7   2, 95 |        Accordingly both modes of derivation are found in the human law.
 8   2, 47 |            and this is also the ~derivation of "providentia [foresight],"
 9   2, 60 |      less"* ~than his due. [*The derivation is more apparent in English
10   2, 78 |       Thomas indicates the Greek derivation: {eugnomosyne} ~quasi 'bona {
11   3, 46 | consideration of reason, by some derivation or redundance from the higher ~
12 Suppl, 1|          have an allusion to the derivation of the word, ~when it is
13 Suppl, 1|         hope and fear." Here the derivation is indicated by saying that ~