Part, Question

 1   1, 84  |      as when it judges that vinegar is honey by ~reason of the
 2   3, 46  |   in ~taste, by being given vinegar and gall to drink; in smell,
 3   3, 74  |   Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, vinegar is a kind of wine drawn
 4   3, 74  |  cannot be celebrated with ~vinegar. Therefore, it seems that
 5   3, 74  |   Reply OBJ 2: Wine becomes vinegar by corruption; hence there
 6   3, 74  | there is no ~returning from vinegar to wine, as is said in Metaph.
 7   3, 74  | neither can it be made from vinegar. It can, however, ~be made
 8 Suppl, 75|   means of corruption: thus vinegar does not become wine ~unless
 9 Suppl, 75|     become wine ~unless the vinegar be corrupted and pass into
10 Suppl, 75|   of the elements: even as ~vinegar cannot be brought back to