Part, Question

1001 Suppl, 72|              act, and acts belong to particular persons ~[supposita]. Hence,
1002 Suppl, 72|           guilt ~or innocence of any particular nation is brought into the
1003 Suppl, 72|           Now the virtues denote one particular order of angels. ~Therefore
1004 Suppl, 72|             virtue as the name of a ~particular order; and then that order
1005 Suppl, 72|         shall not rise again in the ~particular judgment. or else they refer
1006 Suppl, 72|       whiteness or existence in some particular place is a natural ~property
1007 Suppl, 73|             power is not tied to any particular second causes, ~but that
1008 Suppl, 75|               but it applies to that particular time which shall precede
1009 Suppl, 76|              does not apply to every particular, but to ~some. For in the
1010 Suppl, 76|            in two ways, either as a ~particular substance, or as something
1011 Suppl, 76|              if we ~consider it as a particular substance, it is the selfsame
1012 Suppl, 76|             respect of which it is a particular substance, and in this way ~
1013 Suppl, 77|             of human nature in ~this particular individual, but secondarily:
1014 Suppl, 78|       youthful age on account of the particular ~condition of body which
1015 Suppl, 78|             OBJ 2: The quantity of a particular individual corresponds not ~
1016 Suppl, 78|           beside the intention ~of a particular nature, it is in the intention
1017 Suppl, 81|              so well, or not in some particular way. It is thus that ~movement
1018 Suppl, 83|          life are inflicted for some particular sin are themselves ~temporal,
1019 Suppl, 85|             is due to him. One, the ~particular judgment, is that to which
1020 Suppl, 85|             even now, as regards the particular sentence on each ~individual,
1021 Suppl, 89|              it ~abstracts from some particular individual be a quiddity
1022 Suppl, 89|        quiddity abstracted from this particular ~sensible be a quiddity
1023 Suppl, 89|         determining the sight to any particular object. Such is bodily ~
1024 Suppl, 89|            on ~sense as such or on a particular sense as such. That which
1025 Suppl, 89|            neither as sense nor as a particular sense, but is annexed to
1026 Suppl, 89|            the universal, and in the particular are the ~object of the cogitative
1027 Suppl, 93|             God: and consequently no particular reward is ~found in anyone
1028 Suppl, 93|          virgins; or in respect of a particular time, and this is ~the spirituality
1029 Suppl, 93|              more excellent in some ~particular way. And this suffices for
1030 Suppl, 94|          does it signify, as to this particular point, whether they be kindled
1031 Suppl, 95|         nature's inclination to some particular good. And yet this ~natural
1032 Appen1, 1|             this sin belong to ~this particular man, except in so far as
1033 Appen1, 2|            neither in general nor in particular, ~his venial sin becomes