Part, Question
1 1, 45 | Further, the greater the resistance is on the part of the thing ~
2 1, 63 | something involves on its ~part resistance to anything contrary. Now
3 1, 64 | is nothing else than the resistance ~of the will to what is,
4 1, 46 | Further, the greater the resistance is on the part of the thing ~
5 1, 64 | something involves on its ~part resistance to anything contrary. Now
6 1, 65 | is nothing else than the resistance ~of the will to what is,
7 1, 80 | is harmful, but also to resistance ~against corruptive and
8 1, 102 | seem possible that some resistance can be made to the ~order
9 1, 112 | God by Gabriel. And this resistance of his may have been caused
10 2, 28 | withstands opposition or resistance. ~Since therefore love is "
11 2, 41 | surpass ~man's faculty of resistance in three ways. First by
12 2, 78 | and without any notable resistance on the part of reason, and ~
13 2, 10 | accessory thereto, ~and resistance to matters of faith, and
14 2, 11 | rightly, offer a stubborn resistance, and, refusing to mend their ~
15 2, 13 | Therefore it seem that resistance of the known truth, and
16 2, 13 | against which there is the "resistance of ~the known truth," when,
17 2, 18 | of ~that mover, because resistance of the movable subject to
18 2, 33 | flight but to be conquered by resistance." Therefore ~sloth is not
19 2, 33 | by flight, sometimes by resistance; by flight when ~a continued
20 2, 33 | Fly fornication"; by resistance, ~when perseverance in the
21 2, 38 | necessary, to refrain from resistance or ~self-defense. Nevertheless
22 2, 67 | Further, just as a man, by resistance, escapes the death to which ~
23 2, 67 | the judge to combat his resistance by force, so ~that on his
24 2, 127 | greatness of ~this power of resistance to reason arises chiefly
25 2, 127 | have no great power of ~resistance, unless they be violent,
26 2, 127 | passions have great power of resistance to reason arising from the ~
27 2, 153 | in another power, since resistance is of one thing ~against
28 2, 153 | be taken as ~denoting the resistance of the reason to evil desires
29 3, 7 | greatness of might, to which resistance ~could not easily be offered;
30 3, 15 | of which consists in the ~resistance of the sensitive appetite
31 3, 54 | not only because of its ~resistance, but also on account of
32 Suppl, 80| subtlety there is less resistance. If then a glorified body
33 Suppl, 80| body, it will offer less resistance to a ~glorified body: and
34 Suppl, 80| body, and thus offer no resistance to ~a passing body. Wherefore
35 Suppl, 81| since a vacuum offers no resistance whatever to a thing ~that
36 Suppl, 81| whereas the plenum offers resistance; and so there ~would be
37 Suppl, 81| velocity is as the ratio of the resistance offered by the medium. Now
38 Suppl, 81| movements on account of the resistance of the ~medium. For every
39 Suppl, 81| movable, although there be no ~resistance on the part of the medium;
40 Suppl, 81| retardation resulting from ~the resistance of the medium is a part
41 Suppl, 81| retardations ~resulting from the resistance of the medium. This is an
42 Suppl, 81| must take not only the resistance of the movable to the moving
43 Suppl, 81| moving power, but ~also the resistance of the medium through which
44 Suppl, 81| takes place, ~and again the resistance of anything else, so that
45 Suppl, 81| the mover; and ~such like resistance even heavenly bodies offer
46 Suppl, 81| part of matter we find no ~resistance, neither of a force inclining
47 Suppl, 81| form. Hence there can be no resistance save on the part of the ~
48 Suppl, 81| of the ~medium, and this resistance is connatural to their movement.
49 Suppl, 81| movement. Sometimes ~again the resistance results from both, as may
50 Suppl, 81| in a movement there is no resistance save on the part ~of the
51 Suppl, 81| movements where there is resistance on the part of the ~medium
52 Suppl, 81| those other movements ~where resistance is offered by both the movable
53 Suppl, 81| mover as ~compared with the resistance of both movable and medium
54 Suppl, 81| measured according only to the resistance of the movable. Nor ~will
55 Suppl, 81| movement less ~than does the resistance of the movable, so that
56 Suppl, 81| the movable, so that the resistance of the ~medium will add
57 Suppl, 81| although the medium offer no resistance to ~the glorified bodies,
58 Suppl, 81| instantaneous movement, ~unless the resistance of the movable were overcome
59 Suppl, 81| altogether. Now ~although the resistance of the movable to the mover,
60 Suppl, 81| power, nevertheless the resistance it offers through contrariety
61 Suppl, 81| opposite place and ~its resistance is all the greater, according
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