Part, Question

 1   1, 89  |   agent alone ~can act without presupposing the existence of anything;
 2   2, 12  | indicates an ~act of the will, presupposing the act whereby the reason
 3   2, 17  |        is an act of the reason presupposing, however, an ~act of the
 4   2, 17  |      is an act of the reason, ~presupposing an act of the will, in virtue
 5   2, 17  |       is an act of ~the reason presupposing an act of the will, as stated
 6   2, 15  |  before the people, wherefore, presupposing their faith in one God,
 7   2, 26  |      person well, even without presupposing the aforesaid union of the ~
 8   3, 46  |      said to be necessary from presupposing such ~end - namely, when
 9   3, 46  |     Our Lord is speaking there presupposing God's foreknowledge ~and
10 Suppl, 51| consent is an act of the will, presupposing an act of the intellect;