Part, Question

 1   1, 14|  things known, which are not ~operable by the knower; such is the
 2   1, 14|      for this is to consider ~operable things in a speculative
 3   1, 14|        and not as practically operable; ~for operable means the
 4   1, 14|    practically operable; ~for operable means the application of
 5   1, 14|      although it ~concerns an operable thing. Therefore knowledge
 6   1, 14|   only; for He Himself is not operable. But ~of all other things
 7   1, 14|        although they are not ~operable by Him, yet they fall under
 8   1, 14|    that perfect ~knowledge of operable things is obtainable only
 9   1, 14|  known in so ~far as they are operable. Therefore, since the knowledge
10   1, 14| perfect, He must know what is operable by Him, formally as ~such,