Part, Question
1 1, 91 | released by a natural ~and pleasurable operation. Much more, therefore,
2 1, 98 | unable to procure something pleasurable ~offered to them; and so
3 2, 3 | man is to enjoy something pleasurable. In the first sense, ~then,
4 2, 6 | to man by reason of some pleasurable sensation or some vicious ~
5 2, 20 | considered in the light of a pleasurable good, ~besides being conducive
6 2, 20 | in so far as ~they are pleasurable, or painful, are such as
7 2, 30 | concupiscences of this or that ~pleasurable object differ "in number."~
8 2, 30 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Pleasurable good is the object of concupiscence,
9 2, 30 | concupiscence is the craving for ~pleasurable good. Now a thing is pleasurable
10 2, 30 | pleasurable good. Now a thing is pleasurable in two ways. First, because ~
11 2, 30 | and concupiscence of such pleasurable things is said to be ~natural.
12 2, 30 | natural. Secondly, a thing is pleasurable because it is apprehended
13 2, 30 | and concupiscence of ~such pleasurable things is said to be not
14 2, 30 | there something suitable and pleasurable according to nature: and
15 2, 31 | consider the presence of the ~pleasurable good that satisfies the
16 2, 32 | objects of operations are not pleasurable save inasmuch ~as they are
17 2, 32 | like; which would not ~be pleasurable unless they were apprehended
18 2, 32 | that is pleased and the pleasurable object conjoined to him;
19 2, 32 | of hope, wherein there is pleasurable conjunction, not only in
20 2, 32 | power of obtaining ~the pleasurable object. The third place
21 2, 32 | but increase it, it is pleasurable simply; for instance one
22 2, 33 | which acquiesces in the ~pleasurable object, and rests therein,
23 2, 33 | at the ~presence of the pleasurable object: because the mind
24 2, 34 | since food is universally pleasurable to ~the sensitive appetite
25 2, 35 | OBJ 2: Pain itself can be pleasurable accidentally in so far as
26 2, 48 | because, ~in many cases, the pleasurable things that are desired,
27 2, 60 | reason of being more or less ~pleasurable. Therefore all objects of
28 2, 60 | however, has no place in ~pleasurable objects of touch; since
29 2, 60 | passions. This good may be pleasurable to a man in his behavior
30 2, 74 | deliberating about an inordinate pleasurable act, considers that it is ~
31 2, 76 | knows that a certain act is ~pleasurable, but not that it is a sin.~
32 2, 92 | simply good, but useful or pleasurable to himself, or in ~opposition
33 2, 99 | attainment of some good, useful, pleasurable or virtuous, ~or in the
34 2, 100 | they have the character of pleasurable or useful good, are of ~
35 2, 22 | nor would it be easy and pleasurable to perform. And this ~is
36 2, 51 | mark of "incontinency" in ~pleasurable matters, and of "effeminacy"
37 2, 108 | good is better than the ~pleasurable good, and life of the body
38 2, 120 | good, i.e. of something ~pleasurable, and theft has an aspect
39 2, 121 | very nature, tends to a pleasurable good, to which it is directly ~
40 2, 139 | whatever makes the use ~more pleasurable, such as beauty and adornment
41 2, 139 | these ~senses conduce to the pleasurable use of the necessary things
42 2, 139 | to the end. Now all the pleasurable objects that ~are at man'
43 2, 139 | life, as the rule ~of the pleasurable objects of which it makes
44 2, 152 | it refrains not from the ~pleasurable object so that it may avoid
45 2, 156 | desires, is better than the ~pleasurable or useful good which is
46 2, 178 | not only because to see is pleasurable in itself, but because one
47 3, 15 | this implies the lust after pleasurable things against the order
48 Suppl, 87| possible for ~things that are pleasurable, by participation of goodness
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