Part, Question
1 1, 21 | Justice, as to the law that governs, resides in the reason ~
2 1, 22 | God's ~providence; for He governs things inferior by superior,
3 1, 39 | His goodness preserves and governs ~them, by guiding them to
4 1, 45 | attributed that by His sway He governs, and ~quickens what is created
5 1, 39 | His goodness preserves and governs ~them, by guiding them to
6 1, 46 | attributed that by His sway He governs, and ~quickens what is created
7 1, 95 | Providence which always governs inferior things by the superior. ~
8 1, 102 | for ~oxen." But he that governs has care for the things
9 1, 102 | has care for the things he governs. Therefore ~all things are
10 1, 102 | 3: The rational creature governs itself by its intellect
11 1, 102 | whereby the rational ~creature governs itself as master of its
12 1, 102 | Therefore it ~seems that He governs all things immediately.~
13 1, 102 | ministers. Therefore God governs all things immediately.~
14 1, 102 | design of government, God governs all things ~immediately;
15 1, 102 | whereas in its execution, He governs some things by means of ~
16 1, 102 | itself. Therefore God so governs things ~that He makes some
17 2, 9 | Centiloquium v), ~"the wise man governs the stars"; which is a though
18 2, 17 | Polit. i, 2) that the reason governs the ~irascible and concupiscible
19 2, 21 | every community, he who governs the ~community, cares, first
20 2, 87 | order of another man who governs ~him either in spiritual
21 2, 90 | the sovereign of a state governs the state, so ~every father
22 2, 90 | every father of a family governs his household. But the sovereign
23 2, 90 | community. ~Consequently he that governs a family, can indeed make
24 2, 91 | emanating from the ruler ~who governs a perfect community. Now
25 2, 93 | too the type in him who governs the acts of his ~subjects,
26 2, 93 | 14], A[8]. Moreover He ~governs all the acts and movements
27 2, 95 | framed by that one ~who governs the community of the state,
28 2, 46 | the prudence whereby a man governs a multitude, ~which differ
29 2, 46 | fight, and the prudence that governs this is called ~"military."
30 2, 48 | commonly so called which ~governs the individual, is distinct
31 2, 53 | moral virtues, since it governs ~them all. But no justice
32 2, 79 | produces all things, and governs them by ~the wisdom, will
33 2, 100 | due end: thus a ~sailor governs his ship by steering it
34 2, 100 | household which a father governs is part of the state which
35 2, 151 | Temp.)]): "God Who thus governs His ~servants for their
36 3, 8 | members interiorly, but also governs them exteriorly, directing
37 3, 8 | governor to ~lead those whom he governs to their end. But the end
38 3, 35 | doctrine, and of one lord who governs ~many subjects by the same
39 Suppl, 37| authority in which one alone governs is a better government of
40 Suppl, 41| Divine providence which ~governs all, that one person chooses
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