Part, Question
1 1, 85 | future; thus crows by their frequent ~cawing foretell rain. Therefore
2 1, 113 | because he shrinks from frequent ~defeat." That the devil
3 2, 53 | cut off or kept back by frequent use of his ~intellectual
4 2, 82 | Divine Scriptures in the frequent use of the plural ~for the
5 2, 88 | time, or if drunkenness be frequent, they ~become mortal sins."
6 2, 89 | are unable to have such frequent recourse to the ~fervor
7 2, 100 | perjury on account of ~the frequent use of oaths. Hence it is
8 2, 105 | latter kind of succor is more frequent and benefits the greater ~
9 2, 106 | of the Old Law underwent frequent changes, since at times
10 2, 10 | be feared lest, through frequent dealings with those ~nations,
11 2, 47 | has to avoid, some are of frequent ~occurrence; the like can
12 2, 53 | difficult, it is of less ~frequent occurrence.~Aquin.: SMT
13 2, 79 | religion take its name ~from frequent reading, or from a repeated
14 2, 81 | brethren in Egypt make ~frequent but very short prayers,
15 2, 86 | account that which is of ~most frequent occurrence.~Aquin.: SMT
16 2, 93 | movements: thus from the frequent ~cawing of crows one might
17 2, 104 | them; such as good advice, ~frequent fellowship, affable and
18 2, 120 | perjury, which is of more frequent occurrence than ~blasphemy,
19 2, 140 | for man without danger by frequent practice in their ~regard
20 2, 147 | stomach's sake, and thy frequent ~infirmities"; and it is
21 2, 152 | intercourse would be very frequent and ~thus men's minds would
22 2, 169 | our prayers need ~to be frequent, "lest devotion be extinguished
23 2, 184 | vehement ~delectation, which by frequent repetition increases concupiscence,
24 2, 184 | contempt." Nevertheless the frequent repetition of a sin ~leads
25 2, 185 | business induce men to frequent the palaces of kings. Therefore
26 3, 36 | Jews, were accustomed to frequent apparitions of ~the angels:
27 3, 55 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: Christ's frequent appearing served to assure
28 3, 57 | more prevalent and of more ~frequent occurrence. Therefore, since
29 3, 70 | such things as are in ~more frequent use; for instance, water,
30 3, 80 | receive it often: I need a ~frequent remedy." The second thing
31 3, 83 | Lord, we beseech Thee, to frequent these ~mysteries." But there
32 Suppl, 9 | humble, pure, faithful,~Frequent, undisguised, discreet,
33 Suppl, 9 | his penance need not be "frequent."~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[9] A[
34 Suppl, 9 | requires that it should be "frequent"; and ~"not delayed," i.e.
35 Suppl, 18| not unreasonable, if ~by frequent confession even the whole
36 Suppl, 58| frigidity is a greater and more frequent impediment (for it not only ~
37 Suppl, 65| way of exception to more frequent occurrences.~Aquin.: SMT
38 Suppl, 85| calamities will be more frequent, it ~is impossible to fix
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