Part, Question

1   1, 28 | considered as ~an accident, it inheres in a subject, and has an
2   1, 76 |      most ~perfect: and yet it inheres to matter immediately.~Aquin.:
3   1, 75 |      most ~perfect: and yet it inheres to matter immediately.~Aquin.:
4   2, 56 |      but because one accident ~inheres to substance by means of
5   2, 113|        which the previous form inheres in the subject; but there
6   2, 113|       that the subsequent form inheres in ~the matter or subject;
7   2, 113|      no last instant that ~sin inheres, but a last time; whereas
8   2, 113|      first instant that grace ~inheres; and in all the time previous