Part, Question

1   1, 65  |   universal than that which ~informs and restricts it; thus,
2   1, 66  |   universal than that which ~informs and restricts it; thus,
3   1, 84  |  nature, the image of which ~informs the passive intellect.~Aquin.:
4   2, 110 | since the ~form, of itself, "informs" the matter or subject;
5   2, 110 | subject; whereas the agent ~"informs" the subject, not by its
6   2, 150 |      authority of the Church informs the faithful in no uncertain
7   3, 2   |      Nat.): ~"Nature is what informs a thing with its specific
8 Suppl, 70|      that by its ~essence it informs its matter, is the origin