Part, Question

 1   1, 11  |    considered in itself is not susceptive ~of more or less, still
 2   1, 41  |       unchangeable, and is not susceptive of another form.~Aquin.:
 3   1, 41  |       unchangeable, and is not susceptive of another form.~Aquin.:
 4   1, 103 |     because ~water is a matter susceptive of the fire's heat in the
 5   2, 113 |        of truth and renders it susceptive ~of vice." Much more, therefore,
 6   3, 57  |      is there any potentiality susceptive of a body, but the potentiality
 7   3, 66  |       its ~transparency, it is susceptive of light; hence its adaptability
 8   3, 77  |     because ~atmosphere is not susceptive of such accidents. Secondly,
 9 Suppl, 72|     except in so far as it ~is susceptive of the influence of the
10 Appen1, 2| because it has matter which is susceptive of the agent's ~quality: