Part, Question

 1   1, 76  |     several souls in the body, he asks ~(De Anima i, 5), "what
 2   1, 75  |     several souls in the body, he asks ~(De Anima i, 5), "what
 3   2, 19  |           her her right when ~she asks for it, his will is excused
 4   2, 3   |          the Apostle (Eph. 6:19) ~asks for prayers that it may
 5   2, 30  |          you refuse what ~another asks you must not lose sight
 6   2, 30  |           if you reprove him that asks unjustly." Now reproof is
 7   2, 41  |          something better than he asks, if thou reprove him that ~
 8   2, 41  |         if thou reprove him that ~asks unjustly." Sometimes, however,
 9   2, 67  |        the other hand, the judge ~asks of him that which he cannot
10   2, 76  |         lends wine or ~wheat, and asks for double payment, viz.
11   2, 81  |          in this sense the reason asks for something to be ~done
12   2, 81  |       liberal to give to one that asks not, than to ~one who asks
13   2, 81  |        asks not, than to ~one who asks because, according to Seneca (
14   2, 81  |          1~OBJ 2: Further, no one asks save for that which he is
15   2, 81  |           1/1~OBJ 3: Further, one asks for a thing that it may
16   2, 81  |          will not obtain what he ~asks, nay rather will he provoke
17   2, 81  |           merit to obtain what he asks for. Hence ~Augustine says (
18   2, 81  |        prayer ~impetrates what it asks for.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[83]
19   2, 81  |         be ~godly in so far as he asks for something pertaining
20   2, 81  |           this case sometimes one asks for ~something definite,
21   2, 81  |        the part of the person who asks. The ~reason of impetration
22   2, 81  |        the part of the person who asks is "thanksgiving"; since ~"
23   2, 87  |      Divine ~Providence, since he asks God to bear witness, and
24   2, 95  | explicitly in his prayers when he asks something of God with the ~
25   2, 95  |         experiment on God, yet he asks ~for or does something which
26   2, 98  |            If, ~however, a person asks for himself, that he may
27   3, 21  |      others. So also ~anyone that asks a boon of God that he may
28   3, 21  |         Matth. 31) says: "When He asks ~that this may pass from
29   3, 30  |         doubt fulfilment when she asks ~how it shall be done."~
30   3, 31  |    Amasias, of whom St. Augustine asks in this question lxxxv,
31   3, 50  |  commenting on the ~text of John, asks, since Christ is Word and
32   3, 54  |     glorify Thy name," whereby He asks for the glory ~of the Resurrection.
33   3, 68  |          And for this ~reason she asks those who come to be baptized
34   3, 80  |    administered to the sinner who asks for it.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
35   3, 83  |           purpose that the priest asks for the perfecting of ~this
36   3, 83  |      consecration itself. Here he asks first of all for ~the effect
37   3, 83  |          mind," etc. Fourthly, he asks that the sacrifice accomplished ~
38   3, 83  |          Consequently the priest ~asks that this sacrifice may
39   3, 88  |       forgive his brother when he asks pardon, and persists in
40   3, 89  |    concerned him, but ~henceforth asks the Master instead of John."~
41 Suppl, 20|           superior, if the latter asks him to. Therefore he can ~
42 Suppl, 52|           the time that his wife ~asks for the debt his master
43 Suppl, 52|         pay her the debt when she asks, and to do ~all that marriage
44 Suppl, 53|           the debt ~when his wife asks: wherefore this is not covered
45 Suppl, 62|        her husband if her husband asks ~her. But she is not bound,
46 Suppl, 62|     sentence of divorce, his wife asks for the marriage debt or ~
47 Suppl, 64|   allowable to refuse the one who asks.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[64] A[
48 Suppl, 64|          exact ~the debt when she asks for it. Much more therefore
49 Suppl, 64|       would seem that both he who asks and she who grants are ~
50 Suppl, 64|         32). Now he who knowingly asks for ~the debt from a menstruous
51 Suppl, 64|        consents with the one that asks, who sins. Therefore he
52 Suppl, 64|         Therefore when one spouse asks the ~other must pay.~Aquin.:
53 Suppl, 64|     always be paid to the one who asks lest he ~be afforded an
54 Suppl, 65|         pay her the debt when she asks. ~Therefore it is against
55 Suppl, 65|         debt every ~time his wife asks for it, if we consider the
56 Suppl, 72|          pray ~for us. For no man asks anyone's friends to pray
57 Suppl, 72|       custom of the ~Church which asks for the prayers of the saints
58 Suppl, 72|           the Church, which often asks ~to be assisted by the prayers
59 Appen1, 2|           On the contrary, No one asks to be freed from a punishment