Part, Question

 1   1, 75  |      that have knowledge, desire ensues upon ~knowledge. The senses
 2   1, 74  |      that have knowledge, desire ensues upon ~knowledge. The senses
 3   1, 110 |       that a certain ~appearance ensues, as if the sensitive principle
 4   2, 28  | possessed, pleasure or enjoyment ensues. But if the beloved be absent, ~
 5   2, 37  |       That uplifting of the soul ensues from the sorrow which is ~
 6   2, 39  |         movement of the appetite ensues from a present ~evil. One
 7   2, 40  |      true, for thus the possible ensues from the relation of a predicate ~
 8   2, 42  |        cause; but not that which ensues from ~our own will. Now
 9   2, 43  |       cause from which that evil ensues: so that ~sometimes, accidentally,
10   2, 44  |           that causes fear there ensues a certain contraction in
11   2, 44  |        fear hinders speech which ensues from the emission of the ~
12   2, 44  |      element being spent, thirst ensues; sometimes ~indeed the result
13   2, 45  |         Para. 1/1~Whether daring ensues from hope?~Aquin.: SMT FS
14   2, 45  |   Therefore it seems that daring ensues from ~hope.~Aquin.: SMT
15   2, 45  |       and daring." But from wine ensues the effect of drunkenness.
16   2, 46  |          many others. Now hatred ensues from a more lasting cause
17   2, 46  |        inflicted; whereas hatred ensues from a disposition in a
18   2, 46  |        Anger, on the other hand, ensues from ~someone having injured
19   2, 48  |   vengeance is present, pleasure ensues, and so ~much the greater
20   2, 48  |        present, perfect pleasure ensues, entirely excluding ~sorrow,
21   2, 48  |          of vengeance; and hence ensues ~great vehemence and impetuosity
22   2, 71  |         habit, so long as no act ensues. Therefore a vicious action
23   2, 73  |         depends on how much harm ensues?~(9) Whether on the position
24   2, 73  |  Wherefore the harm ~itself that ensues aggravates a sin, in so
25   2, 79  |     justice, or of the good that ensues ~from the loss.~Aquin.:
26   2, 87  |    result is ~that the sin which ensues from this is also a punishment
27   2, 100 |       viz. in so far as pleasure ensues ~from the love of God and
28   2, 100 |   precept, in so far as pleasure ensues from a habit; for ~"pleasure
29   2, 10  |        account of some good that ensues therefrom, ~or because of
30   2, 10  |      Reply OBJ 5: The peril that ensues from the omission of preaching, ~
31   2, 11  |     Reply OBJ 2: The profit that ensues from heresy is beside the
32   2, 23  |         either so that whiteness ensues, or so that ~blackness results.
33   2, 31  |    account of the ~scandal which ensues therefrom, if the corrector'
34   2, 41  |   justice, especially if scandal ensues: for it is written (Mt. ~
35   2, 121 |          his art. Whatever ~good ensues from this, if it be intended,
36   2, 122 |        and continued until death ensues. The act of ~martyrdom is
37   2, 148 |     excessive drink drunkenness ~ensues. Therefore drunkenness is
38   2, 152 |        that nocturnal ~pollution ensues after thoughts about carnal
39   2, 184 |  corporal. For ~spiritual danger ensues from poverty when the latter
40   3, 81  |          1~OBJ 3: Further, death ensues from the separation of the
41 Suppl, 2 |    aggravated by the result that ensues from it: ~wherefore Jerome
42 Suppl, 16|         the removal of the habit ensues from the removal of the
43 Suppl, 27|   condition of a grant, no grant ensues. Hence, ~as an indulgence
44 Suppl, 29|      wherein some effect always ~ensues.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[29] A[
45 Suppl, 29|         and of that which always ensues in virtue of the sacrament,
46 Suppl, 73|       miraculously, the act that ensues is natural, as instanced