Part, Question

 1   1, 9   |        universally all ~creatures generally are mutable by the power
 2   1, 72  |      those that live on land are, generally ~speaking, more perfect
 3   1, 71  |      those that live on land are, generally ~speaking, more perfect
 4   1, 77  |     powers of the soul considered generally;~(2) The various species
 5   1, 109 |          1/1~I answer that, It is generally found both in human affairs
 6   2, 2   |          bodily delights are more generally known, "the ~name of pleasure
 7   2, 10  |       intelligible: and, speaking generally, it is all ~those things
 8   2, 31  |         are known better and more generally: and, again, because ~men
 9   2, 32  |            pleasure: and speaking generally all contests, in so far
10   2, 35  |           because ~"pain" is more generally used in reference to bodily
11   2, 44  |           laxative ~medicines are generally warm. But these evacuations
12   2, 72  |          an idle word, which is, ~generally speaking, venial, may even
13   2, 89  |          1/2~I answer that, It is generally admitted that man could
14   2, 99  |          based on principles more generally known. And thus ~also he
15   2, 100 |          3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Generally speaking, men direct their
16   2, 102 |        sheep and goats; of birds, generally the turtledove ~and the
17   2, 102 | sensualized by pleasure. Speaking generally, the uncleanness contracted ~
18   2, 113 |      creation of the world, and, ~generally speaking, every work that
19   2, 30  |           as ~things probably and generally occur.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
20   2, 61  |          a particular ~Church, is generally speaking more useful as
21   2, 116 |         Augustine is taking greed generally, in reference to any ~temporal
22   2, 120 |          of working miracles, and generally speaking in ~conjunction
23   2, 145 |           considers what happens ~generally and for the most part, and
24   2, 145 |          common occurrences. Now, generally speaking, eating flesh meat ~
25   2, 153 |        counsel." Now cupidity ~is generally used to denote the desire
26   2, 167 |          according to the customs generally ~prevailing, so that a thing
27   3, 44  |           Christ's miracles that ~generally what He did was most perfect.
28   3, 60  |      whereas a change at the end ~generally speaking does not effect
29   3, 66  |      names are chosen, which are ~generally used, in a particular language,
30   3, 67  |          watching over the people generally: because little children
31 Suppl, 9 |     intended for manifestation we generally make use of that act which
32 Suppl, 22|      belong to communities, but, ~generally speaking, to individuals.
33 Suppl, 32|   excellent a remedy is, the more generally ~should it be available.
34 Suppl, 40|         the sense in which it is ~generally understood.~Aquin.: SMT
35 Suppl, 58|         Para. 1/1~OBJ 6: Further, generally speaking woman is more frigid
36 Suppl, 67|            are not granted to all generally, but to ~certain individual
37 Suppl, 67|   probability the former is ~more generally held: wherefore we must