Part, Question

1   1, 5 | Philosopher (Metaph. x); for as a unit added to, or taken from
2   1, 53|        the change is a part, as a unit is a part of number: ~hence
3   1, 58|         angels; so that the day's unit is ~taken according to the
4   1, 58|            taken according to the unit of the thing understood;
5   1, 54|        the change is a part, as a unit is a part of number: ~hence
6   1, 59|         angels; so that the day's unit is ~taken according to the
7   1, 59|            taken according to the unit of the thing understood;
8   2, 37|       greater than the good ~of a unit in that multitude, so is
9   3, 35|    existence" [*Cf. Augustine, De Unit. Trin. xii]. But Christ