|    Part, Question1   1, 77  |    consequently movement to seek necessaries of ~life from a distance.
 2   1, 90  |          and ~clothes, and other necessaries of life, of infinite variety.
 3   1, 90  |        purpose of ~procuring the necessaries of life, which they are
 4   2, 2   |         procures for himself the necessaries of life. Consequently much
 5   2, 4   |         needs in this ~life, the necessaries of the body, both for the
 6   2, 5   |      nature does not fail man in necessaries, although ~it has not provided
 7   2, 51  |          nature does not fail in necessaries. But habits are ~necessary
 8   2, 91  |         neither does she fail in necessaries. Therefore no law ~is natural
 9   2, 97  |         he ~distributes work and necessaries of life in due weight and
10   2, 102 |       careful in hoarding up the necessaries of life. The coot ~[*Douay: '
11   2, 105 |          provide themselves with necessaries by buying and ~selling,
12   2, 105 |          clothing and other such necessaries of life: in the ~handling
13   2, 108 |         confident of getting the necessaries of life by our own efforts ~
14   2, 25  |        them in the providing of ~necessaries.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[26] A[
15   2, 30  |         by depriving himself of ~necessaries a man might help a great
16   2, 43  |          nature does not fail in necessaries, much less does grace fail:
17   2, 75  | household or the ~state with the necessaries of life. The other kind
18   2, 75  |        lest his country lack the necessaries of ~life, and seek gain,
19   2, 75  |          directed to supply the ~necessaries of life, either by buying
20   2, 81  |        30:8): "Give me only the ~necessaries of life."~Aquin.: SMT SS
21   2, 81  |    faithfully ~prays God for the necessaries of this life, is both mercifully
22   2, 85  |     people should administer the necessaries of life to those who minister ~
23   2, 120 |        free, is bound to provide necessaries both for himself and for
24   2, 135 |          of this kind affect the necessaries of life: such are the lack
25   2, 162 |          husband to ~provide the necessaries of that life. In this respect
26   2, 167 |   contribute towards and produce necessaries and mainstays of life."
27   2, 170 |         nature ~does not fail in necessaries" [*Aristotle, de Anima iii,
28   2, 185 |      obtain ~these and all other necessaries. Hence it is clear that
29   2, 185 |        hands without a supply of necessaries, that when the hour ~comes
30   2, 185 |    compelled by ~want to ask for necessaries." Now this is to beg. Therefore
31   2, 185 |        understand that to accept necessaries from those among ~whom he
32   2, 186 |       his act: he needs only the necessaries; other things are an ~obstacle
33   2, 186 |          by ~their laying up the necessaries of life procured at a fitting
34   2, 186 |         things pertaining to the necessaries ~of life, and that these
35   2, 187 |      provides a poor person with necessaries by educating him in the
36   3, 40  |         riches; give me only the necessaries of life." ~Therefore Christ
37   3, 40  |       but also by receiving the ~necessaries of life from those who are
38 Suppl, 75|        else nature would fail in necessaries. Now the aforesaid ashes
 
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