Part, Question

 1   1, 1   |  those things ~which by their sublimity transcend human reason;
 2   1, 68  |      of the heavenly body, as sublimity and ~luminosity, actual
 3   1, 68  |    the heavens have in common sublimity and some degree of ~luminosity,
 4   1, 69  |      of the heavenly body, as sublimity and ~luminosity, actual
 5   1, 69  |    the heavens have in common sublimity and some degree of ~luminosity,
 6   2, 101 |  perfectly, on account of the sublimity of the truth they contain: ~
 7   2, 181 | perfection, on account of the sublimity of the ~act, as in the case
 8   3, 5   |      and earthly body to such sublimity. Hence in the General Council
 9   3, 6   |    diversity of genus, but by sublimity of power"; for it ~is of
10 Suppl, 86| outward things. Therefore the sublimity of the judicial power is