Part, Question

 1   3, 4| Whether human nature was more assumable by the Son of God than any
 2   3, 4|   that, A thing is said to be assumable as being capable of being ~
 3   3, 4|    that a thing is said to be assumable ~according to some fitness
 4   3, 4|    that only human nature was assumable.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[4] A[1]
 5   3, 4|   creature is said to be not ~assumable, not as if we withdrew anything
 6   3, 4|       say that angels are not assumable, since they are ~perfect
 7   3, 5|      from the ~Word, was less assumable, as it would seem.~Aquin.:
 8   3, 6|     flesh would not have been assumable, except by ~its relation
 9   3, 6|         that human nature was assumable before ~all others.~Aquin.:
10   3, 6|    assumption is itself more ~assumable. But the spirit or mind
11   3, 6|    spirit or mind is not more assumable than the soul; ~which is
12   3, 6|       angelic spirits are not assumable, as ~was said above (Q[4],
13   3, 6|      that, The human flesh is assumable by the Word on account of ~