Part, Question

 1   1, 17  |       judge things by external appearances, since our knowledge takes ~
 2   1, 18  | accidents. Hence from external appearances we come to the ~knowledge
 3   1, 32  |  because thereby ~the sensible appearances of the heavenly movements
 4   1, 43  |       iii, 4,5,9). So ~visible appearances, if there have been any,
 5   1, 43  |     the ~purpose of the bodily appearances of those things was that
 6   1, 43  |       iii, 4,5,9). So ~visible appearances, if there have been any,
 7   1, 43  |     the ~purpose of the bodily appearances of those things was that
 8   1, 110 |      may be so great that such appearances may even occur to those ~
 9   2, 1   |        of Christ is under ~the appearances of sensible bread, when
10   2, 8   |        whatever be the outward appearances, ~they do not contradict
11   2, 102 | understood as regards ~outward appearances: for, on the other hand,
12 Suppl, 45|    judges according to outward appearances; nor is ~she deceived in