Part, Question

 1   1, 116 |          known to the ~unknown, he obtains knowledge of what he knew
 2   2, 5   |           Q[62], A[5]; whereas man obtains it by many movements of
 3   2, 33  | simultaneous whole; ~wherefore one obtains possession of it successively,
 4   2, 33  |          possess it perfectly, but obtains possession of it little
 5   2, 54  |           imperfectly. And when he obtains, by demonstration, the scientific ~
 6   2, 58  |            intellectual virtue man obtains perfect use ~of reason.
 7   2, 97  |         custom, and whether custom obtains the ~force of law?~(4) Whether
 8   2, 97  |          can be established which ~obtains force of law, in so far
 9   2, 97  |         people a prevailing custom obtains force of law, ~in so far
10   2, 114 |            ordination, so that man obtains from God, as a reward of
11   2, 114 |       benefits which he afterwards obtains from God, whereby he is
12   2, 114 |      perseverance. For what a man ~obtains by asking, can come under
13   2, 2   |            thing through which man obtains ~beatitude. Now the mystery
14   2, 43  |             Body Para. 2/2~Now man obtains this judgment through the
15   2, 98  |        Further, sometimes a person obtains admission to a monastery
16   2, 100 |             first, in so far as he obtains excellence of position,
17   2, 116 |          riches. In this way a man obtains money beyond his due, by
18   2, 129 |         cares not by what means he obtains ~honor. Wherefore Sallust
19   2, 152 |           sin. Now the sin of lust obtains a ~greater deformity from
20   2, 160 |            it, in ~so far as a man obtains greater excellence through
21   2, 178 |          everyone delights when he obtains ~what he loves, it follows
22   2, 180 |            the contemplative life ~obtains a certain freedom of mind,
23   2, 187 |           vow, since thereby a man obtains the ~forgiveness of his
24   2, 187 |      entrance into religion ~a man obtains remission of all his sins.
25   3, 57  |       nature. Therefore if no body obtains a higher place ~than a spirit
26   3, 63  |           approved" in the man who obtains the emperor's ~forgiveness
27   3, 64  |     Therefore it stems that a man ~obtains a greater sacramental effect
28   3, 68  |            1/1~Reply OBJ 2: No man obtains eternal life unless he be
29   3, 79  |          sin upon sin, rather than obtains forgiveness of his ~sin.~
30   3, 79  |         devoutly and reverently he obtains the ~grace of charity, which
31   3, 79  |            the fervor of which man obtains forgiveness, not only of ~
32   3, 79  |         with the chief effect, man obtains forgiveness of the ~punishment,
33   3, 83  |            consecrated ~church one obtains forgiveness of venial sins,
34   3, 85  |            of ~compensation, which obtains in offenses committed against
35   3, 87  |      stated above (Q[66], A[11]), ~obtains the power of Baptism, wherefore
36 Suppl, 16|           contrary, By penance man obtains pardon for the sin he has ~
37 Suppl, 25|           visiting ~a church a man obtains a seven years' remission.
38 Suppl, 36|           Para. 1/1 ~Whether a man obtains the degrees of Order by
39 Suppl, 36|           It would seem that a man obtains the degrees of order by
40 Suppl, 67|          is a moral precept, which obtains in every law. Now the ~husband
41 Suppl, 71|           a meritorious work a man obtains the ~state of bliss. Secondly,
42 Suppl, 71|          mercy; since he who prays obtains his ~petition from the mere
43 Suppl, 71|     special ~suffrages are offered obtains a more speedy but not a
44 Suppl, 72|          OBJ 4: Further, whosoever obtains something by prayer merits
45 Suppl, 72|           the ~person supplicated, obtains that which was not merited
46 Suppl, 90|         informed. Now every virtue obtains its meritorious ~efficacy
47 Suppl, 93|            of the flesh: and this ~obtains when one makes use of carnal
48 Appen1, 2|       since bodily defect, such as obtains at the ~last moment of life,