Part, Question
1 1, 12 | makes ~the one desiring apt and prepared to receive
2 1, 17 | false that are naturally apt to appear such as ~they
3 1, 77 | of these ~explanations is apt. For the powers are not
4 1, 77 | principles; for moist ~things are apt to receive, but retain with
5 1, 82 | and by the habit he is apt to act well ~or ill.~Aquin.:
6 1, 84 | who have soft flesh are of apt mind." Secondly, this occurs
7 1, 90 | body of man was given an apt disposition?~Aquin.: SMT
8 1, 90 | of man was not given an apt ~disposition. For since
9 1, 98 | movement, should not ~be apt for moving the limbs. On
10 1, 98 | longing for it, they are more apt to cry than to suckle."~
11 1, 99 | soon as the human body is ~apt to receive it.~Aquin.: SMT
12 1, 101 | 2) Whether it is a place apt for human habitation?~(3)
13 1, 102 | one in itself is a more apt and a better ~cause of unity
14 2, 37 | murmuring," men are more apt to be taught by God.~Aquin.:
15 2, 44 | counsel means one who is apt for giving good counsel: ~
16 2, 44 | doing anything, are more apt to ~fail: thus a man who
17 2, 44 | considered in itself, ~is always apt to hinder exterior action,
18 2, 45 | wherefore whatever is naturally apt to cause hope or ~banish
19 2, 47 | respect they are naturally apt to provoke anger, ~because
20 2, 50 | cooperates, that man is rendered apt to understand. And so in
21 2, 51 | organs of sense, is more apt than another to understand
22 2, 83 | For the soul is naturally apt to be the ~subject of sin,
23 2, 105 | and ~consequently he is apt to dread the loss of these
24 2, 8 | understanding renders the mind apt to grasp the things ~that
25 2, 33 | transmutation a man becomes apt to commit some particular
26 2, 47 | man, so ~shrewdness is an apt disposition to acquire a
27 2, 47 | prudence that man should be an apt reasoner. And since the
28 2, 47 | requires that man be an apt reasoner, so that he may ~
29 2, 66 | however verbal ~utterances are apt to escape one's memory,
30 2, 71 | levity, in so far as they are apt to occur through a slip
31 2, 80 | that those who are most apt for contemplation, are also
32 2, 80 | contemplation, are also most ~apt for devotion. Yet the contrary
33 2, 152 | nocturnal pollution is more apt to arise from thinking ~
34 2, 178 | chastity most of all ~makes man apt for contemplation, since
35 2, 180 | to action is simply more apt for the active life by reason
36 2, 180 | restful, so that they are apt for contemplation, and ~
37 2, 180 | so as to become yet more apt for contemplation.~
38 2, 183 | sell." Now a man who is apt, both in manner of life
39 2, 185 | they are not ~rendered less apt for these things by any
40 2, 185 | contrary they are the more apt through having taken upon
41 3, 30 | in Annunt.): ~"It was an apt beginning of man's restoration
42 3, 31 | generative power, so as ~to be apt for conception. And therefore
43 3, 31 | 3: Woman's semen is not apt for generation, but is something ~
44 3, 31 | blood is drawn to a place apt for conception. ~This, however,
45 3, 32 | matter ~so that it should be apt for the conception.~Aquin.:
46 Suppl, 35| whereby ~they are rendered apt for greater things.~Aquin.:
47 Suppl, 36| abandons His Church that apt ministers are not ~to be
48 Suppl, 37| who are ~clean are already apt for receiving the sacraments.
49 Suppl, 37| whereby they are rendered apt at once for receiving the ~
50 Suppl, 43| And since a girl becomes apt for the act of procreation
51 Suppl, 44| the lawful consent ~of two apt persons to be joined together."
52 Suppl, 64| is the seed in this case apt for generation. Moreover
53 Suppl, 81| so that it is prompt and apt to obey the spirit in all
54 Suppl, 81| glorified body will be rendered ~apt not only for local movement
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