Part, Question

 1   1, 27  |       effect, as moving it, or impressing its own likeness on ~it;
 2   1, 74  |       in the universe ~without impressing the knowledge thereof on
 3   1, 74  |     quickening its nature and ~impressing vital power, as the hen
 4   1, 73  |       in the universe ~without impressing the knowledge thereof on
 5   1, 73  |     quickening its nature and ~impressing vital power, as the hen
 6   1, 78  |        the separate intellect ~impressing the soul to the sun, as
 7   1, 84  |       from color, but by color impressing ~itself on the sight. Therefore
 8   1, 84  | phantasm, but by the phantasm ~impressing itself on the intellect.~
 9   2, 171 | revelation is not effected ~by impressing species on the soul.~Aquin.:
10 Suppl, 8 | sanctification, either by the ~impressing of a character, or by the
11 Suppl, 94|      senses being perceived by impressing the organ with their forms ~