Part, Question

1   1, 33  | Unbegotten is taken either in a privative, or in a ~negative sense.
2   1, 33  |         But if it be taken in a privative ~sense, as every privation
3   1, 48  |         good can be ~taken in a privative and in a negative sense.
4   1, 48  |     absence of good, taken in a privative sense, is an evil; as, for ~
5   1, 49  |         good can be ~taken in a privative and in a negative sense.
6   1, 49  |     absence of good, taken in a privative sense, is an evil; as, for ~
7   3, 62  |        is conferred, as to the ~privative effects of sin, but not
8   3, 62  |  effects are naturally prior to privative effects, though according
9 Suppl, 89|    unknown if we take it in the privative ~sense, as such, because