Part, Question
1 1, 7 | he subtracts ~whatever he finds necessary; which line he
2 1, 73 | knowledge that in ~it alone God finds His own rest, and we may
3 1, 72 | knowledge that in ~it alone God finds His own rest, and we may
4 1, 115 | intending to dig a grace finds a treasure. Now it is manifest
5 2, 4 | will. Now that ~the will finds rest in anything, can only
6 2, 13 | than to the other; and he finds the reason of this in the
7 2, 16 | something else in which the will finds rest.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[16]
8 2, 31 | OBJ 2: Further, "every one finds treasure in what he loves,"
9 2, 42 | suddenly ~becomes poor, finds poverty all the more disagreeable.
10 2, 65 | that a man who has a habit, finds it ~difficult to act in
11 2, 65 | has a habit of science, finds it ~difficult to understand,
12 2, 79 | grace from those in whom He finds an obstacle: so ~that the
13 2, 81 | Ethic. iii, 5): "No one finds ~fault with those who are
14 2, 85 | these ~three that a man finds it difficult to tend to
15 2, 10 | heretic, ~in whose life one finds nothing reprehensible beyond
16 2, 28 | chief ~movement of the soul finds rest in God, yet there are
17 2, 31 | father." Wherefore Dionysius finds fault with the monk Demophilus (
18 2, 31 | dishonor, so that when a man finds his ~honor lost, he puts
19 2, 50 | respect the gift of counsel finds a place ~in them.~Aquin.:
20 2, 64 | OBJ 2: Further, if a man finds a thing that is not his
21 2, 65 | his right. ~Secondly, he finds a hindrance on the part
22 2, 76 | lending; it is the usurer who finds an occasion ~of sin in the
23 2, 130 | of the devil, vainglory finds a place even in ~the servants
24 2, 139 | Testaments the temperate man finds confirmation of the rule
25 2, 152 | The ~second is when a man finds a maiden in the city, and
26 2, 160 | virtue, in so far as it finds an occasion of pride in ~
27 2, 172 | stronger than that which ~finds a man's soul asleep and
28 3, 69 | one it looses whatever it finds.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[69] A[
29 3, 72 | order "to confirm" what it finds already there. And consequently ~
30 3, 80 | Consequently, if anyone finds that he has these ~dispositions
31 3, 89 | being that the penitent ~finds difficulty in doing deeds
32 Suppl, 14| penance, according ~as he finds him better disposed.~Aquin.:
33 Suppl, 14| of God, that wherever He finds a ~disposition He should
34 Suppl, 20| The third case is when he finds that an irregularity has ~
35 Suppl, 30| in consequence, ~if it finds any sin, either mortal or
36 Suppl, 42| not seek a remedy where it finds ~aggravation. Now concupiscence
37 Suppl, 44| namely Divine and human law, finds a place in this ~definition.
38 Suppl, 66| by knowing her ~carnally, finds that she is not. Therefore
39 Suppl, 72| heavenly joy, that sorrow finds no place in them. Wherefore
40 Suppl, 85| as each one's last day finds him, so ~will the world'
41 Suppl, 96| that even in them His mercy finds a place, in so far as they ~
42 Appen2, 1| wash away the sin which it finds, but only that which is
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