Part, Question

1   1, 58 |      is ~made void when vision succeeds. But the imperfection of
2   1, 59 |      is ~made void when vision succeeds. But the imperfection of
3   1, 84 |     according as one operation succeeds another. And this ~vicissitude
4   2, 159|    outward man, and afterwards succeeds in plucking out the inward
5   3, 75 |     another form; but one form succeeds another in the subject;
6   3, 76 |    substance ~of Christ's body succeeds the substance of bread in
7   3, 77 | something sensible manifestly ~succeeds to them.~Aquin.: SMT TP
8   3, 77 |     this sensible object which succeeds to them. ~But that supposition