Part, Question

 1   1, 7  |     movement of the hand, and a hammer; and supposing ~that such
 2   1, 39 |      that a smith works "by" ~a hammer. Hence the word "by" is
 3   1, 46 | therefore, that one ~particular hammer acts after the action of
 4   1, 76 |         smith strikes ~with one hammer, there is one striker and
 5   1, 39 |      that a smith works "by" ~a hammer. Hence the word "by" is
 6   1, 47 | therefore, that one ~particular hammer acts after the action of
 7   1, 75 |         smith strikes ~with one hammer, there is one striker and
 8   2, 102|    temple no sound was heard of hammer or saw, to signify that
 9   2, 121|   principal agent, even as the ~hammer is more imperfect than the
10   3, 77 |       the carpenter rests, the ~hammer is moved no longer. But
11   3, 78 |       not deny the power of the hammer.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[78] A[