Part, Question

 1   1, 19  |          alone is He who is not ~liable to sin, nor can be liable:
 2   1, 19  |        liable to sin, nor can be liable: all others, as having free-will,
 3   1, 63  |      plays ~us false; for one is liable to think that, because a
 4   1, 68  |    matter, for if so it would be liable to ~generation and corruption.
 5   1, 64  |      plays ~us false; for one is liable to think that, because a
 6   1, 69  |    matter, for if so it would be liable to ~generation and corruption.
 7   2, 35  |          Bodily changes are more liable to be caused by outward ~
 8   2, 46  |    disposition to anger is more ~liable to be transmitted from parent
 9   2, 49  |         imperfectly, so as to be liable to ~lose it easily, we say
10   2, 81  |   children would ~have been born liable to suffering and death,
11   2, 81  |         they would not have been liable to suffer and ~subject to
12   2, 83  |         from guilt, but is still liable to punishment, by reason ~
13   2, 89  |         so ~made that he was not liable to feel concupiscence."
14   2, 99  |       errors ~to which reason is liable.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[99] A[
15   2, 102 |        just as cedar-wood is not liable to putrefaction, and ~scarlet
16   2, 41  |    Further, even perfect men are liable to venial sins, according
17   2, 47  |        the mind, ~the less it is liable to slip out of it. Wherefore
18   2, 93  |         for divinations shall be liable to a ~penance of five years'
19   2, 140 | ourselves pleasures we ~are less liable to sin." Therefore there
20   2, 142 |           6) that "men are most ~liable to be made ashamed by those
21   2, 142 |         In this ~way we are more liable to be made ashamed by persons
22   2, 142 |        use to them, and are more liable to ~be made ashamed by those
23   2, 147 |      reason of its volatility is liable to disturb ~the brain, such
24   2, 152 |     mentioned there were equally liable to cause dispute between
25   2, 152 |         to marriage, he shall be liable to capital punishment."~
26   2, 154 |     disposed to concupiscence is liable to be concupiscent: wherefore ~
27   2, 159 |        greater a man is the more liable is he to be ~entrapped."
28   2, 160 |        kind of sin is ~naturally liable to arise from pride.~Aquin.:
29   2, 162 |          cutting. But that it be liable to rust is a necessary ~
30   2, 163 |       man, and consequently more liable to be deceived, and because, ~
31   2, 186 |      done without discretion, is liable to make us ~fail altogether,"
32   3, 27  |      offspring conceived ~is not liable to sin. And thus, in whatever
33   3, 52  |       descend into ~hell, not as liable to punishment Himself, but
34   3, 65  |    spiritually; but since man is liable at times to both ~corporal
35   3, 67  |        utter the words, would be liable to be ~punished as a rebaptizer.
36   3, 68  |   unbelievers; for they would be liable to lapse into unbelief,
37 Suppl, 27|          so if at times they are liable to punishment ~on account
38 Suppl, 36|   contemptible, his preaching is liable to be despised"; and ~for
39 Suppl, 45|       results to which they are ~liable, since it often happens
40 Suppl, 55|        are silent, a stranger is liable to be suspected of acting
41 Suppl, 55|         from witnessing as being liable to ~suspicion, except those
42 Suppl, 59|        the ~Israelites were more liable to adopt their rites and
43 Suppl, 64|       him, because she is not so liable to infection from ~marital
44 Suppl, 72|       air, so that it is ~not so liable to depreciation. Moreover,
45 Suppl, 86|          angels, nor is any good liable to judgment to be found
46 Suppl, 93|   whereas human institutions are liable to change every ~day. Therefore