Part, Question
1 1, 19 | not for its only act the seeking what it does ~not possess;
2 1, 59 | appetitive part is derived from ~seeking things not yet possessed,
3 1, 60 | concupiscence, through his seeking the Divine good for himself
4 1, 63 | way the angel sinned, by ~seeking his own good, from his own
5 1, 63 | doubt the angel sinned by seeking to be as God. ~But this
6 1, 63 | connected; thus the fox in seeking its food has a natural inclination
7 1, 63 | evil comes to pass from seeking after sensible pleasures,
8 1, 68 | spirit is represented as ~seeking to make himself equal with
9 1, 60 | appetitive part is derived from ~seeking things not yet possessed,
10 1, 61 | concupiscence, through his seeking the Divine good for himself
11 1, 64 | way the angel sinned, by ~seeking his own good, from his own
12 1, 64 | doubt the angel sinned by seeking to be as God. ~But this
13 1, 64 | connected; thus the fox in seeking its food has a natural inclination
14 1, 64 | evil comes to pass from seeking after sensible pleasures,
15 1, 69 | spirit is represented as ~seeking to make himself equal with
16 1, 77 | syllogistically, as it were, seeking for a recollection ~of the
17 1, 90 | were for the ~purpose of seeking food and procuring a livelihood;
18 1, 112 | roaring lion, goeth about, seeking ~whom he may devour." Much
19 2, 15 | in so far as it implies seeking ~acquaintance, it belongs
20 2, 25 | for no ~one is angry while seeking vengeance, unless he dare
21 2, 28 | vital principle uniting, or ~seeking to unite two together, the
22 2, 29 | what is hateful, than on seeking what is ~pleasant: thus
23 2, 35 | eager than the movement of seeking pleasure.~Aquin.: SMT FS
24 2, 46 | done to, ~another, either seeking this or recoiling from it.
25 2, 69 | happiness man desires by seeking the object of his natural
26 2, 80 | roaring lion, goeth about seeking whom he may devour." Now
27 2, 109 | soldier is bent towards seeking the victory by the motion ~
28 2, 31 | Hence we should have to go seeking for those who ~need correction,
29 2, 36 | but to defend it, and in ~seeking the truth thus, he had no
30 2, 45 | himself (1 Cor. 10:33): "Not seeking that which is profitable
31 2, 53 | gentiles are solicitous in ~seeking temporal goods before all
32 2, 81 | we have a double heart by seeking after ~worldly things which
33 2, 87 | it, and take pleasure in seeking occasions of ~swearing,
34 2, 93 | at the head of two ways, seeking ~divination, shuffling arrows;
35 2, 98 | demanding a price or by ~seeking any kind of return whatever."
36 2, 121 | anger for its action, not as seeking its ~assistance, but because
37 2, 130 | most dear children." Now by seeking glory man ~seems to imitate
38 2, 138 | roaring lion, goeth about, ~seeking whom he may devour: whom
39 2, 152 | sin of lust consists ~in seeking venereal pleasure not in
40 2, 164 | to avoid the trouble of seeking knowledge. ~Accordingly,
41 2, 164 | keenness of interest in seeking knowledge of ~things; and
42 2, 165 | their sinful ~curiosity in seeking knowledge from the demons."~
43 2, 167 | humility," which excludes the ~seeking of glory, wherefore he says
44 2, 167 | 4]], which excludes the seeking of sensuous pleasure, wherefore
45 2, 167 | lifting it up." Secondly, by ~seeking glory from the very lack
46 2, 183 | reproved ~His disciples for seeking precedence, by saying to
47 2, 185 | forsaken, nor his seed ~seeking bread." Moreover an able-bodied
48 2, 186 | external things, not as seeking ~anything of the world,
49 2, 186 | vi) that "some through seeking in contemplation more than ~
50 3, 3 | the ~first man sinned by seeking knowledge, as is plain from
51 3, 27 | brethren stand without, seeking thee," says: ~"It is clear
52 3, 36 | adoring Christ they were ~seeking for salvation."~Aquin.:
53 3, 41 | within itself: for, while seeking to rule, it ~will serve;
54 3, 42 | lying in wait for Him, and seeking to catch something ~from
55 3, 80 | of Christ to the sinner seeking ~it?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80]
56 3, 80 | of Christ to the ~sinner seeking it. For Christ's precept
57 3, 80 | either ~that the sinner seeking the body of Christ be exposed
58 3, 83 | the resolution of humbly seeking ~absolution; and so he will
59 3, 84 | for having done it, and by seeking a remedy for ~one's grief
60 3, 84 | garments"; and with regard to ~seeking a remedy for sorrow, that
61 Suppl, 55| Hence the general rule in seeking the ~degrees of affinity
62 Suppl, 62| Wherefore the husband sins by seeking a divorce, and ~if, after
63 Suppl, 72| themselves ~than now by seeking a definite conclusion by
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