Part, Question

1   1, 1  |   spiritual truths by means of comparisons with material things. For
2   1, 82 |        appetite ~does not make comparisons, yet forasmuch as it is
3   2, 45 | sensitive ~faculty cannot make comparisons, nor can it inquire into
4   2, 25 |    answer that, In making such comparisons as this, we must take the ~
5   2, 94 | everything whence it draws its comparisons, as in the case of the unjust ~
6   2, 170|        not to prophecy by what comparisons the thing ~prophesied is
7   2, 171|       says that "prophets draw comparisons from ~things with which
8   2, 182|      their office is like the ~comparisons of the universal with the
9   2, 186|     Nevertheless each of these comparisons is considered in a different