Part, Question

1   1, 31|           other thing" [alius et ~aliud] have the same meaning,
2   2, 15|         assent] is, to speak, "ad aliud sentire" ~[to feel towards
3   2, 50|          which is by another [per aliud]. Therefore ~the angelic
4   3, 2 |           but they are one thing [aliud] by reason of the Word and
5   3, 2 |          Word and another thing ~[aliud] by reason of the man."
6   3, 2 |       under injuries." But "one" [aliud] and "the other" [aliud]
7   3, 2 |           aliud] and "the other" [aliud] differ in ~suppositum.
8   3, 2 | difference makes "another thing" [aliud]. Now it is plain ~that
9   3, 17|          form make another thing [aliud] as Porphyry says ~(Praedic.).