Part, Question

 1   1, 1   |          common sense" is whatever ~affects the senses, including, therefore,
 2   1, 20  |           appetite, and this change affects especially the heart, which,
 3   1, 28  |             signify a respect which affects a thing related and tends ~
 4   1, 31  |         strict sense the exclusion ~affects the predicate. And thus
 5   1, 67  |          varies in proportion as it affects various ~bodies, and by
 6   1, 68  |          varies in proportion as it affects various ~bodies, and by
 7   1, 106 |            seem that local distance affects the angelic speech. For ~
 8   2, 9   |          sometimes our imagination ~affects us no more than what is
 9   2, 19  |             far as the circumstance affects the thing willed: that is
10   2, 21  |              in so far as this ~too affects the community, forasmuch
11   2, 22  |          and natural change, which ~affects their natural disposition;
12   2, 28  |           so far as he reckons what affects his ~friend as affecting
13   2, 35  |             Affliction of the flesh affects contemplation accidentally ~
14   2, 52  |         Para. 5/5~How this question affects virtues we shall state further
15   2, 73  |        sickness is the graver which affects more ~parts of the body.
16   2, 73  |   grievously, according as his sin ~affects more persons: so that a
17   2, 74  |         substance of the heart, and affects its natural consistency,
18   2, 33  |     loquacity"; and in so far as it affects a ~body that changes place,
19   2, 59  |         passions a person's station affects the ~quantity of a thing:
20   2, 63  |     integrity, while a blow ~merely affects the sense with pain, wherefore
21   2, 63  |       grievous ~sin according as it affects more persons; and hence
22   2, 63  |          with another, that injury ~affects two persons, so that, other
23   2, 73  |     inflicted on a man by derision ~affects either his honor, or his
24   2, 87  |           present, this obligation ~affects, not the thing that already
25   2, 106 |           wrong inflicted on a man ~affects his person, he should bear
26   2, 106 |        because spiritual punishment affects the soul, in ~respect of
27   2, 106 |         that the punishment of one ~affects all, as though all were
28   2, 108 |             the ~knowledge of which affects a man's good, for instance
29   2, 116 |           to ~deeds, and the deceit affects things, we have "fraud";
30   2, 151 |         Confess. ii, 6) that "lust ~affects to be called surfeit and
31   2, 152 |        regards the "vas" than if it affects the manner of ~copulation
32   2, 162 |          individuals: whereas death affects the entire human nature.
33   3, 27  |            sin, ~properly speaking, affects the nature. And this takes
34 Suppl, 11|              The seal of confession affects the priest as minister of ~
35 Suppl, 13|             against the guilt which affects a ~man's disposition to
36 Suppl, 22|          the tribunal of confession affects ~our relation to God only,
37 Suppl, 32|             disease is general, and affects the whole ~body, as a fever
38 Suppl, 47|           man fears most that which affects ~his good name. But the
39 Suppl, 61|             1) the impediment which affects an unconsummated ~marriage,
40 Suppl, 61|             2) the impediment which affects a ~consummated marriage,
41 Suppl, 66|       corruption of the wife nowise affects the marriage act of the ~
42 Suppl, 79|           directions: so that smell affects the medium sometimes, and
43 Suppl, 81| acceleration affecting the movement affects each of its parts, which
44 Suppl, 82|              except in so far as it affects the sight, because the sight