Part, Question

1   1, 13  |       one in reality, and yet multiple in idea, because ~our intellect
2   1, 13  |       which is thus used in a multiple sense signifies various
3   1, 103 |      cannot be in it; thus a ~multiple of two must necessarily
4   1, 111 | ministered to Him," not in a ~multiple but in a partitive sense,
5   1, 115 | mediate causes, this ~fate is multiple. In this sense the poet
6   2, 54  |     as to its essence, it is ~multiple virtually, inasmuch as it
7   3, 35  |  pertaining to the nature are multiple in Christ; but not those
8 Suppl, 93|   number 10 of which 100 is a multiple is the limit of numbers: ~