Part, Question

 1   1, 81  |   politic. For the heaven, which aims at the universal preservation
 2   1, 81  |  inferior bodies, ~each of which aims at the preservation of its
 3   1, 81  |   individual. The king also, who aims at the common good of the
 4   2, 34  |          pleasure which each one aims at achieving." And the Philosopher
 5   2, 39  |          aim at pleasure, yet he aims at avoiding ~sorrow." Therefore
 6   2, 90  |          good, at which the law ~aims, is applicable to particular
 7   2, 92  |         Polit. i). But every law aims at being obeyed by those ~
 8   2, 92  |          the nature of a law, it aims at the ~citizens' being
 9   2, 92  |    superior to his subjects, and aims at ~being obeyed by them,
10   2, 92  |        above (A[1]). But counsel aims at a higher good than a ~
11   2, 96  |          at which every lawgiver aims.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[96] A[
12   2, 99  |     unity of its end, because it aims at the building of a ~house:
13   2, 99  |        charity"; since every law aims at establishing friendship, ~
14   2, 100 |     intention ~of the law, which aims at leading man to virtue,
15   2, 34  |         the fact that when a man aims ~at defaming another, he
16   2, 41  |             fraternal correction aims at ~the correction of a
17   2, 49  |        matters, dialectics which aims ~at research proceeds from
18   2, 53  |         the contrary, Craftiness aims at lying in wait, according
19   2, 53  |          to deceive": and ~guile aims at this also. Therefore
20   2, 56  |     power whose act that ~virtue aims at rectifying. Now justice
21   2, 66  |        the ~common good which it aims at procuring by means of
22   2, 71  | backbiter apparently intends and aims at being believed. It is ~
23   2, 71  |   backbiting by its ~very nature aims at blackening a man's good
24   2, 110 |           the boaster frequently aims at obtaining glory through ~
25   2, 127 |        Ethic. iv, 3), ~since his aims do not surpass his deserts.~
26   2, 159 |     virtue of magnanimity, which aims at great ~things, whereas
27   2, 159 |           3) says that a man who aims at small things in ~proportion
28   2, 160 |     called because a man thereby aims ~higher [supra] than he
29   2, 160 |          presumption whereby one aims at having ~what is above
30   2, 186 |      training school wherein one aims by practice at the ~perfection
31   2, 186 |       distinguishing the various aims of religious orders says: ~"
32   3, 41  |        honor; ~and the higher it aims, the lower it abases itself."~
33   3, 85  |       act of penance, because it aims at the ~destruction of past
34 Suppl, 12|           therefore satisfaction aims at removing the causes of
35 Suppl, 12|         1~I answer that, Justice aims not only at removing inequality
36 Suppl, 29|         iii, v) every ~sacrament aims at either cleansing, or
37 Suppl, 40|       the governing power ~which aims at a particular good there
38 Suppl, 57|          godfather. But adoption aims at hereditary succession
39 Suppl, 78| individual in the human ~species aims at some degree of quantity