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 1   1, 111 |            a manner as to lose the ~delights of inward contemplation."~
 2   2, 2   |         answer that, Because bodily delights are more generally known, "
 3   2, 2   |           vii, 13), ~although other delights excel them: and yet happiness
 4   2, 3   |           by the fact that the will delights in it. Therefore, that the
 5   2, 3   |            like manner; and then he delights in the money got. And so
 6   2, 4   |         Author of ~nature, adjusted delights to operations on account
 7   2, 4   |       charity a consequence that it delights in the good ~gained which
 8   2, 11  |             belongs to sense, which delights in its object: and for the
 9   2, 11  |            simply, and in which one delights as in the last end, is ~
10   2, 30  |             that he desires: for he delights in the realization of ~each
11   2, 31  |   intellectual appetite?~(5) Of the delights of the higher appetite compared
12   2, 31  |          the lower;~(6) Of sensible delights compared with one another;~(
13   2, 31  |        gained the good in ~which he delights, the movement of execution
14   2, 31  |            30], A[3]), so also some delights are natural, and some are
15   2, 31  |          Hom. xviii.] put it, "some delights are of ~the body, some are
16   2, 31  |     diversity of the object. And so delights of the soul, which are also ~
17   2, 31  |            are distinct from bodily delights, which are not called ~otherwise
18   2, 31  |          not called ~otherwise than delights: as we have observed above
19   2, 31  |            take part in the angelic delights." ~Accordingly we have delight,
20   2, 32  |           are satiated with certain delights, derive not ~pleasure but
21   2, 34  |              at Thy right ~hand are delights even to the end."~Aquin.:
22   2, 37  |            maketh one ~forget great delights." Therefore pain, instead
23   2, 69  |     temperance, which is unmoved by delights; hunger, to justice, since
24   2, 70  |        cause; and in this way, ~man delights in nothing for its own sake,
25   2, 70  |           is clear ~that a sick man delights in health, for its own sake,
26   2, 70  |         virtuous deeds in which one delights: ~whereas the beatitudes
27   2, 74  |             in which the person who delights in it, rests. ~Sometimes
28   2, 74  |     instance, when a man thinks and delights in his thought, in so ~far
29   2, 87  |            a thing always unless he delights in it for ~its own sake.
30   2, 102 |            wilderness to a ~land of delights. On the eighth day another
31   2, 102 |           in the waters of sensual ~delights. The hawk, which helps men
32   2, 34  |          because just as good which delights causes love, so does sorrow
33   2, 39  |             ready to contradict; he delights in brawling, and ~provokes
34   2, 39  |          well or ill. Secondly, ~he delights in quarrelling itself, and
35   2, 39  |             passage proceeds, "and ~delights in brawling." Thirdly, "
36   2, 108 |            when he lies from habit, delights in lying."~Aquin.: SMT SS
37   2, 109 |           he pretends chastity, and delights in lewdness, ~he makes a
38   2, 110 |            some kind of vanity, and delights therein, because he is a
39   2, 116 |             them, desires ~them, or delights in them, immoderately. In
40   2, 121 |             1~Whether the brave man delights in his act?~Aquin.: SMT
41   2, 121 |            seems that the brave man delights in his act. For "delight
42   2, 121 |          Divine things in which it ~delights, than bodily pains have
43   2, 134 |            which the concupiscence ~delights here and now, than to endure
44   2, 135 |      grieves not ~much at them, nor delights much in the contrary goods;
45   2, 137 |           Now noisome pleasures and delights are the concern of ~temperance
46   2, 149 |         reason, but in so far as it delights in its act, it is reckoned ~
47   2, 155 |       virtue: while the fruits are ~delights in virtuous acts. Wherefore
48   2, 160 |             license," whereby a man delights in doing ~freely whatever
49   2, 173 |             when for instance a man delights in the things to which he
50   2, 177 |         seem to be that wherein ~he delights most, and on which he is
51   2, 178 |          beauty. And since everyone delights when he obtains ~what he
52   2, 178 |             because each individual delights in the operation which befits
53   2, 178 |            the appetite, since ~one delights in seeing the object loved,
54   2, 178 |            in that thing. For a man delights not in ~a thing against
55   2, 178 |        other things being equal, he delights yet more: ~wherefore Augustine
56   2, 179 |  consideration and love ~whereof he delights. Hence Augustine says (De
57   2, 180 |             altogether forsake the ~delights of truth, lest we deprive
58   2, 180 |   whatsoever pertains to this life, delights to occupy ~himself entirely
59   2, 183 |            we must not ~abandon the delights of truth," which are derived
60   3, 4   |            of Begotten ~Wisdom: "My delights were to be with the children
61   3, 41  | unrighteousness, in which the devil delights, is there. Again, ~every
62   3, 57  |              At ~Thy right hand are delights even unto the end," the
63   3, 58  |              At Thy ~right hand are delights even to the end." Hence
64 Suppl, 3 |            Ethic. x, 5. Thus he who delights in learning a science, ~
65 Suppl, 78|             whose taste is vitiated delights in things which ~are not
66 Suppl, 80|              because a power always delights in ~a becoming object, and
67 Suppl, 92|         glory, where the Bridegroom delights ~them with His presence.~
68 Suppl, 96|            for its own sake, for He delights not in punishments [*The ~
69 Suppl, 96|             of ~His loving kindness delights not in the torments of the