Part, Question

 1   1, 10 |     according as any being ~recedes from permanence of being,
 2   1, 10 |    is subject to change, it recedes ~from eternity, and is subject
 3   1, 10 |      in so far ~as anything recedes from permanence of being,
 4   1, 10 |     permanence of being, it recedes from eternity. ~Now some
 5   1, 14 |    regards its potentiality recedes from ~likeness to God, yet,
 6   2, 22 |     agent: and when a thing recedes from what is suitable ~to
 7   2, 22 | Wherefore the less a ~thing recedes from that which stands first,
 8   2, 35 |   is suitable more ~than it recedes from that which is unsuitable;
 9   2, 46 |   much as their temperament recedes ~from this moderation and
10   2, 48 |      sense of present wrong recedes into the past. The same
11   2, 52 |   the species, and whatever recedes from it ~more or less, belongs
12   2, 114|     as is found when anyone recedes from justice after the merit