Part, Question

 1   2, 30 |        more wont to be ~called "cupidity."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[30] A[
 2   2, 40 |        is the same as desire or cupidity?~(2) Whether hope is in
 3   2, 40 |        is the same as desire of cupidity? ~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[40] A[
 4   2, 40 |        is the same as desire or cupidity. ~Because hope is reckoned
 5   2, 40 |         principal passions puts cupidity in ~the place of hope (De
 6   2, 40 |  Therefore hope is the same as ~cupidity or desire.~Aquin.: SMT FS
 7   2, 40 |       the same as the object of cupidity or desire, viz. the ~future
 8   2, 40 |   Therefore hope is the same as cupidity or desire.~Aquin.: SMT FS
 9   2, 40 |         which is ~the object of cupidity or desire, and of hope.
10   2, 40 |     specifically from desire or cupidity.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[40] A[
11   2, 40 |        power; whereas desire or cupidity ~is in the concupiscible.
12   2, 40 |    specifically from desire ~or cupidity.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[40] A[
13   2, 40 |         differs from desire or ~cupidity, which regards the future
14   2, 61 |     fear, and yet vanquished by cupidity; or that ~he should be conquered
15   2, 95 |         hatred, or some kind of cupidity; wherefore their ~judgment
16   2, 96 |          but rather ~to his own cupidity or vainglory - or in respect
17   2, 108|       our goods from motives of cupidity, and that we should be ready
18   2, 23 |        kindles charity quenches cupidity, but where charity is perfect,
19   2, 23 |       where charity is perfect, cupidity ~is done away altogether."
20   2, 23 |    arises from some ~inordinate cupidity. Therefore charity cannot
21   2, 23 |        kindles charity quenches cupidity." For this it seems to ~
22   2, 23 |      the contrary, what arouses cupidity quenches charity. But ~cupidity,
23   2, 23 | cupidity quenches charity. But ~cupidity, whereby a man loves something
24   2, 23 |        2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Cupidity is twofold, one whereby
25   2, 23 |     actually. There is ~another cupidity, that of venial sin, which
26   2, 23 |       by ~charity: and yet this cupidity cannot diminish charity,
27   2, 23 |    sinning, both ~self-love and cupidity, and all such things. Therefore
28   2, 29 |       act not of charity but of cupidity. The ~case may occur, however,
29   2, 31 |       others, moved by a guilty cupidity, not by the claims of ~charity."
30   2, 64 |        in taking spoils through cupidity arising ~from an evil intention,
31   2, 153|      continence ~that restrains cupidity with the guiding hand of
32   2, 153|   guiding hand of counsel." Now cupidity ~is generally used to denote
33   2, 153|      according to 1 Tim. 6:10, "Cupidity [Douay: 'The ~desire of
34   2, 153|       continence, or understood cupidity in a restricted ~sense as
35   2, 184|      greater charity means less cupidity, perfect charity means no
36   2, 184|        perfect charity means no cupidity." ~Now the possession of
37   3, 40 | preaching might be ascribed to ~cupidity. Wherefore Jerome says on
38   3, 41 |       orders, because sometimes cupidity arises from vainglory, sometimes
39   3, 47 |  governor's bidding, not out of cupidity like Judas, nor from ~envy
40   3, 70 |     charity loves God more than cupidity loves "thousands of gold ~