Part, Question

501 Suppl, 54|             even as every additional unity makes a ~different species
502 Suppl, 54|             in numbers, in so far as unity added to unity ~involves
503 Suppl, 54|             so far as unity added to unity ~involves number. Thus every
504 Suppl, 54|          involves number. Thus every unity added makes a degree in
505 Suppl, 55|         matrimony which is a kind of unity; even as a man is identical
506 Suppl, 59|          contracted in the present, ~unity of worship is required in
507 Suppl, 59|              the condition of future unity of worship.~Aquin.: SMT
508 Suppl, 61|            of human ~nature into the unity of person, which union is
509 Suppl, 66|      successively. For multitude and unity ~are consequent upon being.
510 Suppl, 66|            of Christ with the Church unity is found on ~either side.
511 Suppl, 66|            synagogue belonged to the unity of the Church in ~which
512 Suppl, 71|          sacrament of ecclesiastical unity, ~inasmuch as it contains
513 Suppl, 71|           the sign of ecclesiastical unity, ~wherefore by reason of
514 Suppl, 76|             whereas identity implies unity, and these are ~incompatible
515 Suppl, 80|              else. Now the nature of unity is perfected in ~indivision (
516 Suppl, 80|             result of ~the nature of unity. Wherefore that one same
517 Suppl, 90|          establishment: ~so that the unity of a house corresponds to
518 Suppl, 90|             house corresponds to the unity of beatitude which ~unity
519 Suppl, 90|            unity of beatitude which ~unity is on the part of the object,
520 Suppl, 92|         Tyconius, on account of the ~unity of the mystic body that
521 Suppl, 92|           which was assumed into the unity of Person by the Word, never
522 Suppl, 92|          conformed to the angels in ~unity of species, neither as to
523 Suppl, 92|           angels are included in the unity of the ~Church, they are