Part, Question

 1   2, 9   |     Further, the intellect in presenting the appetible object to
 2   2, 9   | intellect moves the will, as ~presenting its object to it.~Aquin.:
 3   2, 40  |       moves the appetite, by ~presenting its object to it; there
 4   2, 51  |       the apprehensive power ~presenting the object: and further,
 5   2, 80  |      operation may ~result in presenting certain forms to the imagination;
 6   2, 111 |       be capable of fittingly presenting to his hearers what he knows.~
 7   2, 86  |       Consequently in matters presenting no difficulty, the ~prelate'
 8   2, 98  | unlawful for a bishop, before presenting a person to a ~benefice,
 9   3, 55  |       it was a human body, by presenting His true features for them ~
10   3, 62  |      an example a man who on ~presenting a leaden coin, receives,
11 Suppl, 34|      not from the matter, the presenting of the matter is more ~essential