Part, Question

1   1, 61  |   owing to its subtlety and transparency. Or else he is not speaking
2   1, 62  |   owing to its subtlety and transparency. Or else he is not speaking
3   3, 66  |    fomes. By reason of its ~transparency, it is susceptive of light;
4 Suppl, 82|   crystal on account of its transparency. Wherefore ~seemingly we
5 Suppl, 82|   and density is opposed to transparency. Then, however, clarity
6 Suppl, 82| body will not deprive it of transparency, as neither does the ~density
7 Suppl, 88|     which is an obstacle to transparency. Therefore it ~is impossible
8 Suppl, 88|    the nature of light and ~transparency (De Anima ii), it follows
9 Suppl, 88|      but as ~an enlightened transparency; while the earth, although