Part, Question

1   1, 67 |    derived from the idea of remoteness of place, to that of all ~
2   1, 72 |    kinds, to signify their ~remoteness from the Divine image and
3   1, 68 |    derived from the idea of remoteness of place, to that of all ~
4   1, 71 |    kinds, to signify their ~remoteness from the Divine image and
5   2, 77 |     of a sin depends on its remoteness from ~virtue. Now contrariety
6   2, 77 | contrariety is the greatest remoteness, according to Metaph. ~x [*
7   2, 77 |      which ~implies greater remoteness: wherefore transgression
8   2, 172|     certain ~obscurity, and remoteness from the intelligible truth;