Part, Question

 1   1, 41|   preposition "of" designates a consubstantial generating principle, but ~
 2   1, 41|   builder, ~since he is not the consubstantial cause. We can say, however,
 3   1, 41|         another, if this is its consubstantial principle, no ~matter in
 4   1, 41|   preposition "of" designates a consubstantial generating principle, but ~
 5   1, 41|   builder, ~since he is not the consubstantial cause. We can say, however,
 6   1, 41|         another, if this is its consubstantial principle, no ~matter in
 7   2, 1 |      the Son to be co-equal and consubstantial with the Father; ~hence
 8   3, 32|         body, through not being consubstantial with the ~Holy Ghost, cannot
 9   3, 37|         that Christ's body was ~consubstantial with His Godhead; and in
10   3, 50|      Christ's body would not be consubstantial with us, ~nor truly dead,
11   3, 58|       before ages as God and as consubstantial ~with the Father."~Aquin.:
12   3, 58|         before ages, as God and consubstantial with the ~Father, sits in
13   3, 75| preposition "of" [de] denotes a consubstantial cause, which ~consubstantiality