Part, Question

 1   1, 22  |         equally, this would not affect the divine ~simplicity,
 2   1, 31  |     properly speaking, does not affect ~the predicate, which is
 3   1, 69  |        in root, stem, or fruit, affect the argument.~Aquin.: SMT
 4   1, 70  |        in root, stem, or fruit, affect the argument.~Aquin.: SMT
 5   1, 77  |       and of their very nature, affect the senses; since they are ~
 6   1, 82  |  corporeal causes, which cannot affect the intellectual part, ~
 7   1, 83  |  phantasms cannot of themselves affect the passive intellect, and
 8   1, 97  |     generation." But contraries affect the same subject: also there
 9   2, 17  |         praise and blame do not affect the acts ~themselves of
10   2, 17  |        the human body; but they affect the acts of the sensitive ~
11   2, 32  |        in so far as it seems to affect ~one's own good.~Aquin.:
12   2, 35  |   sorrow, may be taken so as to affect the first part only, by ~
13   2, 38  |         pain, in so far as they affect the body, ~denote a certain
14   2, 47  |        done by anyone does not ~affect a man unless in some way
15   2, 57  |        those habits alone which affect the appetitive part of the
16   2, 57  |       the ~appetitive part, nor affect it in any way, but only
17   2, 67  |  perfection and imperfection to affect the same thing at the same
18   2, 73  |         God). But circumstances affect sin on the part of the object
19   2, 76  |      struck him (which does not affect the ~sinfulness of the act).
20   2, 96  |         a captive. ~Some things affect the community in one respect,
21   2, 13  |  circumstance of sin, which can affect any kind of sin at all.
22   2, 23  |     contraries by their ~nature affect the same subject. Now increase
23   2, 23  |         Reply OBJ 1: Contraries affect the same subject when that
24   2, 30  |         neighbor: some of which affect the soul, ~and are relieved
25   2, 30  |         almsdeeds, while others affect the body, ~and are relieved
26   2, 31  |      little faults which do not affect a man's good name, wherefore
27   2, 33  |      called "curiosity"; if it ~affect the speech it is called "
28   2, 59  |    another man's person, it may affect ~either the very substance
29   2, 66  |       the sin be not such as to affect the ~community, or if he
30   2, 135 |  Andronicus [*Chrysippus: in De Affect.] says that ~"perseverance
31   2, 135 |     because ~evils of this kind affect the necessaries of life:
32   2, 139 |         they do not so strongly affect the sensitive appetite, ~
33   2, 139 |    desires and ~pleasures which affect man himself. Hence it is
34   2, 140 |      And though children do not affect these things much, yet ~
35   2, 146 |        of gluttony be found to ~affect only such things as are
36   2, 146 |    Hence this does not directly affect the gravity of gluttony, ~
37   2, 162 |        OBJ 3: These punishments affect all somewhat. For any woman
38   3, 16  |       or greatness cannot newly affect anything, ~unless it be
39   3, 72  |         ages of the body do not affect the soul. ~Therefore this
40   3, 72  |        age of the body does not affect the ~soul. Consequently
41   3, 73  | enkindled, and the things which affect us ~most are impressed the
42   3, 75  |      the ~accidents, such as to affect the senses, and such operations
43   3, 77  |      Whether such accidents can affect an extrinsic body?~(4) Whether
44   3, 77  |       in this sacrament cannot ~affect external objects. For it
45   3, 77  |          Therefore they ~cannot affect other matter by producing
46   3, 77  |       very ~accidents appear to affect the wine that is added,
47   3, 82  |         of the ministers cannot affect Christ's ~mysteries, as
48 Suppl, 9 |    relate only such ~matters as affect the gravity of the sin;
49 Suppl, 54|          A commandment does not affect the past but the future. ~
50 Suppl, 62|      and because it does not so affect ~the certainty of offspring.~
51 Suppl, 66|   bodies. Wherefore bigamy must affect both of these at the ~same
52 Suppl, 70|          xii): "The things that affect the ~soul well or ill after
53 Suppl, 78|         any more, nor any waste affect the parts of man. Therefore ~
54 Suppl, 79|     humidity: wherefore it will affect ~the organ with a spiritual
55 Suppl, 79|      and in the blessed it will affect the organ of hearing ~by
56 Suppl, 80|      have a natural aptitude to affect the ~touch, and yet since
57 Suppl, 80|         in its power thereby to affect or not to affect the touch.
58 Suppl, 80|     thereby to affect or not to affect the touch. In like manner ~
59 Suppl, 81|       in God, since it does not affect that which is ~intrinsic