Part, Question

 1   1, 18 |  are in God as their first model. But things ~modelled ought
 2   1, 18 |    ought to conform to the model. Since, then, not all things
 3   1, 18 |  modelled must be like the model according to the ~form,
 4   1, 18 |    of another ~kind in the model from that which it has in
 5   1, 83 |    participator, just as a model is participated by a copy.
 6   2, 25 |    love for himself is the model of his love for another. ~
 7   2, 25 | love for another. ~But the model exceeds the copy. Therefore,
 8   2, 108|   Writ that ~they may be a model of human life. But we read
 9   2, 166| boorish. Let nature be our model; her ~reflection is gracefulness
10   2, 184| with the rule as a kind of model; and this is set aside by
11   3, 42 |    the Man Jesus Christ, a model of life is given us by the