Part, Question

 1   1, 83 |         produced in the mind of the learner. Wherefore when ~he answers
 2   1, 106|           teacher is ordered to the learner; and in this sense an ~angel
 3   1, 116|             causes knowledge in the learner, by reducing him from ~potentiality
 4   1, 116|          which the intellect of the learner is led to the knowledge
 5   1, 116| strengthening the intellect of the ~learner; not, indeed, by some active
 6   2, 113|            the free-will, since the learner assents to the ~teacher.
 7   2, 1  |        Secondly, on the part of the learner; thus the ~master, who has
 8   2, 2  |             2) that "it ~behooves a learner to believe."~Aquin.: SMT
 9   3, 12 |          and to reply pertains to a learner. Therefore Christ learned ~
10   3, 15 |         already knows, and yet is a learner with regard to what he does