Part, Question

 1   1, 27  |          understood, a conception issuing from our ~intellectual power
 2   1, 27  |        first sense, importing the issuing forth from potentiality
 3   1, 43  |        the lightning and ~thunder issuing forth when the law was given
 4   1, 54  |       action denotes something as issuing from the agent into the ~
 5   1, 43  |        the lightning and ~thunder issuing forth when the law was given
 6   1, 55  |       action denotes something as issuing from the agent into the ~
 7   1, 83  |     knowledge is caused by images issuing from the ~bodies we think
 8   2, 6   |     elicited by the will, ~and as issuing from the will immediately;
 9   2, 102 | intercourse. Because every humor ~issuing from man in the aforesaid
10   3, 61  |          changeable mind, through issuing various commands to his
11 Suppl, 57|         the Church intervenes by ~issuing the same prohibition.~Aquin.: