Part, Question
1 1, 1 | science; for the ~good of the army is directed to the good
2 1, 15 | agent, as the order of an army (is ~the proper intention)
3 1, 39 | men are a college, or an army, or a people; but we say
4 1, 39 | men are a college, or an army, or a people; but we say
5 1, 92 | land a trace of ~a hostile army.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[93] A[
6 1, 102| end: thus the order in an army ~is ordered to the general,
7 1, 102| seen in the example of an army. Therefore ~the government
8 1, 107| leader is the end of an army, as the Philosopher ~says (
9 2, 3 | the ~last end of the whole army is victory, which is the
10 2, 5 | order of the parts of an army is dependent on the order
11 2, 5 | order of the ~parts of an army is dependent on the order
12 2, 5 | on the order of the whole army to the ~general. But the
13 2, 9 | end. Thus the leader of an army, who intends ~the common
14 2, 9 | i.e. the order of the whole army - by his command moves ~
15 2, 18 | which is the last end of the army, is the end intended by ~
16 2, 84 | vices to the "leaders of an army."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[84] A[
17 2, 91 | soldier be turned out of the army, he becomes a subject of
18 2, 100| grievous. Thus also, in an ~army, which is ordained to the
19 2, 100| Him service. Thus, in an army, it is a greater ~sin for
20 2, 102| vulture, which follows an army, ~expecting to feed on the
21 2, 109| motion ~of the leader of the army - and towards following
22 2, 111| 52), a ~multitude, as an army, has a double good; the
23 2, 111| itself, viz. the order of the army; the second is separate
24 2, 114| of Babylon hath made his army to undergo hard service ~
25 2, 114| it shall be wages for his army . . . I have given him the
26 2, 25 | our ~kindred: thus in the army a man must obey his officer
27 2, 37 | the good of a rank in the army ~is less than the good of
28 2, 42 | if the ~commander of an army order his soldiers to fight,
29 2, 46 | particular purpose; thus an army is gathered ~together to
30 2, 80 | death for the safety of his army, as Livy relates ~of the
31 2, 100| matters, ~the commander of an army in matters of warfare, a
32 2, 150| human race. Thus too in an army, some take sentry duty,
33 2, 185| or to the general of the army?" Likewise it becomes ~religious
34 3, 8 | plain in the leader of an army, whose standard all the
35 3, 41 | and the ~shouting of the army," says: "The captains are
36 3, 41 | as ~encouraging, and the army as shouting. Because vices
37 3, 72 | to the commander of the army, by one who ~is already
38 3, 90 | sequence as ~the parts of an army, or by contact, as the parts
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