Part, Question

 1   1, 19  |          that end; inasmuch as it befits the divine goodness that ~
 2   1, 21  |        God's justice regards what befits Him; inasmuch as He ~renders
 3   1, 21  |           is also just; ~since it befits Thy goodness."~Aquin.: SMT
 4   1, 57  |        are taught afterwards, as ~befits their ministrations.~Aquin.:
 5   1, 66  | potentialities, and the ~same act befits the same potentiality. But
 6   1, 73  |         meaning, then, a blessing befits the seventh day, ~since,
 7   1, 58  |        are taught afterwards, as ~befits their ministrations.~Aquin.:
 8   1, 67  | potentialities, and the ~same act befits the same potentiality. But
 9   1, 72  |         meaning, then, a blessing befits the seventh day, ~since,
10   1, 78  |        universal is one. And this befits the ~active intellect inasmuch
11   1, 81  |     speculative matters. For what befits a thing naturally ~and immovably
12   1, 98  |         This weakness of the body befits their weakness of mind."
13   2, 10  |         natural to a thing ~which befits it in respect of its substance.
14   2, 10  |        knowledge of truth, ~which befits the intellect; and to be
15   2, 38  |          because an action, ~that befits a man according to his actual
16   2, 78  |         Now ~the very thing which befits a man in respect of a vicious
17   2, 78  |         obtain possession of what befits ~him in respect of that
18   2, 110 |   disposed with reference to what befits its nature. But it ~is manifest
19   2, 110 |           enable a man to walk as befits the light of grace.~Aquin.:
20   2, 9   |         in Monte iv): "Knowledge ~befits the mourner, who has discovered
21   2, 12  |         goodness. Hence whatever ~befits God, pertains to His goodness,
22   2, 26  |          be loved: for that which befits a thing by reason of ~itself
23   2, 57  |        man has ~a habit, whatever befits that habit is, of itself,
24   2, 79  |       because, to wit, that which befits mortals is ~unbecoming to
25   2, 99  |         due to a father, which it befits him ~to receive in respect
26   2, 178 |   delights in the operation which befits him ~according to his own
27   2, 178 |       contemplation of the truth ~befits a man according to his nature
28   2, 178 |         be above ~man, because it befits us "so far as there is in
29   2, 186 |            6]. Wherefore solitude befits the contemplative who has
30   2, 186 |          perfection. Now solitude befits those who are already ~perfect;
31   2, 187 |      parents in different ways as befits their condition.~Aquin.:
32   3, 1   |           nature; thus, to reason befits man, since this belongs ~
33   3, 1   |           the essence of goodness befits God. But it belongs to the
34   3, 3   |      assume is to act. But to act befits a person, not a ~nature,
35   3, 11  |         provided ~that that which befits the due end of the will
36   3, 19  |          and ~suffered whatsoever befits His human and Divine operation."
37   3, 23  |         consider whether adoption befits Christ: and under ~this
38   3, 23  |        Father alone. Therefore it befits the ~Father alone to adopt.~
39   3, 24  |         in ~respect of which this befits Him according to the grace
40   3, 28  |         virgin, for "such a Birth befits a God," as Ambrose says
41   3, 34  |          1/1~OBJ 3: Further, what befits neither man nor angel seems
42   3, 34  |           the ~state of beatitude befits neither man nor angel: for
43 Suppl, 16|           Now detestation of evil befits a person according as ~he
44 Suppl, 69|          we must distinguish what befits them according to the ~order
45 Suppl, 69|            and not to that which ~befits them as due to them by nature.
46 Suppl, 70|        the body." Now that ~which befits the soul without the body