Part, Question

 1   1, 5  |       is by assimilation, and similarity relates ~to form, beauty
 2   1, 55 |      observe that there ~is a similarity between the distinction
 3   1, 56 |      observe that there ~is a similarity between the distinction
 4   1, 102|     to the ~participation and similarity of which all things tend.
 5   1, 105|  above explained, there is no similarity between what God ~does outside
 6   2, 2  |       seem, on account of the similarity of power, to ~be most like
 7   2, 28 |  likens us to God as regards ~similarity of works.~
 8   2, 45 |    prudent robber," by way of similarity, ~because he devises fitting
 9   2, 57 | operation and habit, there is similarity in all respects.~Aquin.:
10   2, 108|     is told. Nor is there any similarity in the hyperbolical or ~
11   3, 22 |       of Christ has a greater similarity to the ~Jewish priesthood,
12   3, 67 |      her in ~intention and by similarity of action, namely, in so