Part, Question

1   1, 2  |     is nothing else than the reduction of something from ~potentiality
2   1, 19 |        draws a conclusion by reduction to an absurdity.~Aquin.:
3   1, 32 |    not a relation, except by reduction, as will appear ~later (
4   1, 49 |   shown above ~(A[1]). Hence reduction to any 'per se' cause of
5   1, 50 |   shown above ~(A[1]). Hence reduction to any 'per se' cause of
6   2, 72 |     allotted to a species by reduction to the ~affirmation on which
7   2, 56 | liberality, are by a kind of reduction ascribed to justice as ~
8   2, 104|      genus, but by a kind of reduction to the genus of justice,
9   2, 146|    accordingly, by a kind of reduction, it is ~opposed to the precept