Part, Question

1   1, 6   |  persons is "the supreme good, discerned by purified minds."~Aquin.:
2   2, 60  |      good, and it be something discerned by the ~sense of touch,
3   2, 60  |        On the other hand, good discerned not by the senses, but by
4   2, 74  | sensuality. Because ~an act is discerned by its object. Now it is
5   2, 23  |  distinct degrees which can be discerned in the ~increase of charity,
6   2, 165 |       it may more evidently be discerned wherein pleasure and wherein
7   2, 170 |      diviners, but they may be discerned by the fact that the devil
8   3, 75  |       the accidents ~which are discerned by the senses are truly
9 Suppl, 84|        xx) that ~"they will be discerned with wondrous rapidity."