Part, Question

 1   1, 27  |          into a subject (which would conflict with the ~divine self-subsistence);
 2   2, 98  |           concupiscence ~which is in conflict with reason, as evidenced
 3   2, 50  |             said to have won in the ~conflict, or not to have won."~Aquin.:
 4   2, 123 |              at the very thought of ~conflict; yet he is not so wholly
 5   3, 46  |           Christ, either ~endure the conflict of martyrdom or keep the
 6 Suppl, 72|             have won or lost ~in the conflict. Yet the supreme will of
 7 Suppl, 90|              those who engage in the conflict" ~(Ethic. i, 8) and "he . . .
 8 Suppl, 93|           there is a special kind of conflict, there should be a special
 9 Suppl, 93|           there is a special kind of conflict. Therefore they ~deserve
10 Suppl, 93|              is ~gained by a kind of conflict - since "the life of man
11 Suppl, 93|          because she ~experienced no conflict in being continent, for
12 Suppl, 93|         virgins experience a greater conflict in ~remaining continent;
13 Suppl, 93|        widows experience the ~lesser conflict, yet theirs is the greater
14 Suppl, 93|            yet theirs is the greater conflict by reason of their ~recollection
15 Suppl, 93|            may say of the degree of ~conflict, this is certain - that
16 Suppl, 93|              sense as referring to a conflict, but that she has ~something
17 Suppl, 93|           though she ~experienced no conflict, she had a certain conflict
18 Suppl, 93|          conflict, she had a certain conflict of the flesh, but ~owing
19 Suppl, 93|           that she did not feel this conflict. This, however, would seem
20 Suppl, 93|           that there was ~in her any conflict with the flesh, since such
21 Suppl, 93|           the flesh, since such like conflict is only from ~the inclination
22 Suppl, 93|             and ~although she had no conflict by reason of the temptation
23 Suppl, 93|           not due to him, since his ~conflict did not last until death.
24 Suppl, 93|             in the spirit there is a conflict with the ~internal concupiscences,
25 Suppl, 93| concupiscences, so is there in man a conflict with the passion ~that is
26 Suppl, 93|            of view of the motive ~of conflict, when, to wit, a man strives
27 Suppl, 93|          difficulty inherent to the ~conflict itself of martyrdom: wherefore
28 Suppl, 93|           that in Him there is ~both conflict and victory, and consequently
29 Suppl, 93|          lawfully." But there is no ~conflict in the angels. Therefore
30 Suppl, 93|          beset every man. For in the conflict with the flesh, he above
31 Suppl, 93|            due to ~virginity. In the conflict with the world, the chief
32 Suppl, 93|       victory in this battle. In the conflict with ~the devil, the chief
33 Suppl, 93|             Reply OBJ 1: There is no conflict to be observed in the act
34 Suppl, 93|         highest place in a spiritual conflict, because the love of ~temporalities
35 Suppl, 93|        intensely painful; while the ~conflict with the flesh is fraught
36 Suppl, 93|            of all others, since this conflict ~is about intelligible goods.
37 Suppl, 93|           considered in ~view of the conflict is more essential to the
38 Suppl, 93|               standpoint through the conflict being at closer quarters.