Part, Question

1   1, 17| intellect may be deceived, by attributing to the thing of ~which it
2   1, 18|     by a similitude, and not ~attributing it to them as their property.
3   1, 20|       of God, though without ~attributing passion to Him, as said
4   1, 21|        nothing to prevent our attributing these virtues to God; although
5   1, 22|    care of divine providence, attributing it rather to ~the necessity
6   1, 28|        1/1~I answer that, The attributing of anything to another involves
7   3, 31|      on this point. First, by attributing to Christ, or to His ~flesh,
8   3, 31|  Secondly, error may occur by attributing the condition of Christ