Part, Question

 1   1, 104|  power of ~understanding; or impresses on him the likeness of the
 2   1, 104| natural, or superadded; ~and impresses on the created intellect
 3   1, 104|     so far ~as, in a way, it impresses on it its own likeness,
 4   1, 104|    the likenesses which God ~impresses on the created intellect
 5   2, 93 |       by such pronouncement, impresses a kind of inward ~principle
 6   3, 7  |   principle is, the more it ~impresses its effects. Hence, since
 7   3, 60 | besides the species which it impresses on the ~senses," as Augustine
 8   3, 60 | besides the species which it impresses on the ~senses." But intelligible
 9   3, 63 | besides the species which it impresses on the senses." ~But nothing
10   3, 66 |     For the Baptism of Water impresses a character; which the ~