Part, Question

 1   1, 13|       says (Div. ~Nom. ii), "The Deity watches over all with perfect
 2   1, 13|       does not ~signify the true Deity. On the other hand, A Catholic
 3   1, 13|     Catholic signifies the true ~Deity when he says that there
 4   1, 22|          belongs to ~the supreme Deity, Who first and foremost
 5   1, 31| predicated ~of the abstract; for Deity is God and paternity is
 6   1, 31|           the only God," for the Deity is common to ~several. We
 7   1, 32|         concrete, as when we say Deity and God; or wisdom and wise;
 8   1, 32|       They are one in essence or deity; so there must also be some
 9   1, 33|           Principle of the whole Deity."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[33] A[
10   1, 39|       signifies "a being who has Deity," so ~also this word "person"
11   1, 39|       signifies "a being who has Deity," so ~also this word "person"
12   3, 16|       attributed the name of the Deity to stones and ~wood, considered
13   3, 16|        attribute the name of the Deity ~to the man in His human