Part, Question

 1   1, 56  |          Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether an angle knows God by his own natural
 2   1, 57  |          Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether an angle knows God by his own natural
 3 Suppl, 79|     whatever is ~seen is seen at an angle. But this does not apply
 4 Suppl, 79|      Whenever a thing is seen at an angle, the angle must be ~proportionate
 5 Suppl, 79|            is seen at an angle, the angle must be ~proportionate to
 6 Suppl, 79|           less seen and at a lesser angle, so that the ~angle may
 7 Suppl, 79|          lesser angle, so that the ~angle may be so small that nothing
 8 Suppl, 79|            glorified eye sees at an angle, it follows that it sees
 9 Suppl, 79|         object. Now the smaller the angle at ~which the sight is affected
10 Suppl, 79|           distance the smaller the ~angle at which a thing is seen.
11 Suppl, 79| consequently at a very much smaller angle than now, ~and therefore