Part, Question
1 1, 14 | sun moves, the grass will ~grow."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[14] A[
2 2, 41 | natural to fire, and to grow ~is the natural movement
3 2, 46 | OBJ 2: Anger is said to grow into hatred, not as though
4 2, 48 | countenance takes fire, the eyes grow ~fierce, they that are well
5 2, 48 | countenance takes fire, the eyes grow fierce." Consequently ~anger
6 2, 52 | repeated acts cause a habit to ~grow. If, however, the act falls
7 2, 66 | proportion: because all virtues grow in a man proportionately,
8 2, 66 | proportion, ~since they grow in proportion to one another.~
9 2, 68 | while it multiplies ~itself, grow into confusion; that fortitude,
10 2, 102 | their presence and as they grow older, should withdraw their
11 2, 10 | s words, "Suffer both to grow until ~the harvest," must
12 2, 11 | to suffer ~the cockle "to grow until the harvest," i.e.
13 2, 19 | Now ~despair seems to grow from a good root, viz. fear
14 2, 19 | Reply OBJ 2: A thing may grow from a virtuous root in
15 2, 19 | and in this way no sin can grow from a virtuous root, for ~
16 2, 62 | 9, "Who maketh grass to grow ~on the mountains . . .
17 2, 85 | tithe of all things that grow to ~thee at that time, and
18 2, 85 | such as the herbs that grow in his garden and so forth. ~
19 2, 86 | exactor, for he does not grow rich on our payments, but
20 2, 86 | makes those who ~pay Him grow rich in Him." And just as
21 2, 89 | not possible for Him to grow ~better. Therefore God should
22 2, 106 | wheat . . . suffer both to grow," says that ~"a multitude
23 2, 156 | Ep. ccxi): "Lest anger grow into hatred ~and a mote
24 2, 160 | men and seducers ~shall grow worse and worse"; so that
25 2, 178 | foot, "because we ~need to grow weak in the love of the
26 3, 1 | the charity of many will grow cold at the end of the world.
27 3, 1 | knowledge of God began to grow dim and their ~morals lax,
28 3, 15 | is said to have 'begun to grow ~sorrowful and to be sad'";
29 3, 15 | Mt. 26:37): ~"He began to grow sorrowful and to be sad."
30 3, 15 | sorrowful and another to grow sorrowful," as Jerome says,
31 3, 19 | to be nourished, and to grow - sometimes by reason of ~
32 3, 27 | for these things till they grow older: this ~again I count
33 3, 33 | body took a fixed time to ~grow, like the bodies of other
34 3, 68 | that thereby you may ~grow unto salvation."~Aquin.:
35 3, 74 | mulberries; since vines do not grow in ~some countries.~Aquin.:
36 Suppl, 72| the charity of many shall grow ~cold," and consequently
37 Suppl, 77| nails are nourished and grow, and so it is clear ~that
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