Part, Question

 1   1, 63 |     knowledge while ~others, absorbed in themselves, became night, "
 2   1, 64 |     knowledge while ~others, absorbed in themselves, became night, "
 3   2, 102|  animals the humors are well absorbed, and their nature well balanced:
 4   2, 149|   especially, the reason is ~absorbed.~
 5   2, 173|   else by ~phantasms, and be absorbed entirely in God. Therefore
 6   2, 184| because his sin if slight is absorbed as it were by his many good
 7   3, 2  |    species of one of them is absorbed, e.g. if we were to put
 8   3, 4  |   OBJ 3: Further, nothing is absorbed unless it exist. But Innocent
 9   3, 4  |     that "the ~Person of God absorbed the person of man." Therefore
10   3, 4  | improperly, that the Person "absorbed the person," inasmuch as ~
11   3, 74 |   that ~little is as it were absorbed by the greater. Consequently,