Part, Question

1   1, 14  |   different disposition of the diaphanous ~medium which receives it;
2   1, 103 |        light results from the ~diaphanous nature of the air, given
3   2, 6   | darkness is not essential to a diaphanous ~body, but supervenes in
4   2, 6   |       can assign as cause of a diaphanous body, something ~which is
5   2, 6   |       is not essential to the ~diaphanous body.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[6]
6   2, 22  |       light is superior to the diaphanous body. In this way charity
7 Suppl, 79|      as the pupil retains its ~diaphanous nature; thus it is evident
8 Suppl, 79|     body does not ~destroy the diaphanous nature of the pupil, since