Part, Question

 1   1, 12  |      natural desire will not rest satisfied; thus, in seeing God it
 2   2, 2   |         covetous man shall not be satisfied with riches" (Eccles. ~5:
 3   2, 5   |           Ps. 16:15): "I shall be satisfied when Thy glory ~shall appear";
 4   2, 5   |        desire ~that one's will be satisfied. And this everyone desires.
 5   2, 6   | conditions of a voluntary act are satisfied, if it be ~done on account
 6   2, 28  |     inasmuch ~as the lover is not satisfied with a superficial apprehension
 7   2, 28  |          of concupiscence is ~not satisfied with any external or superficial
 8   2, 28  |        far, namely, as not being ~satisfied with enjoying the good that
 9   2, 46  |      whereas the angry man is not satisfied unless ~the object of his
10   2, 46  |       evil for evil's sake, it is satisfied with no particular ~measure
11   2, 46  |         opportunity, will not be ~satisfied with blood." Anger, on the
12   2, 69  |         shall be filled ~[Douay: 'satisfied'] when Thy glory shall appear."
13   2, 70  |     perfectly rejoice, who is not satisfied ~with the object of his
14   2, 72  |          is reached "when one ~is satisfied with the mere pleasure of
15   2, 2   |       wished his ~disciples to be satisfied on that point, through Christ:
16   2, 23  |  potentiality were not completely satisfied with the one form. Hence ~
17   2, 55  |           because, to wit, God is satisfied if we accomplish what we ~
18   2, 55  |          wit, a man deems himself satisfied, if he receive so ~much.
19   2, 116 |        covetous man shall not ~be satisfied with money, and he that
20   2, 116 |         from them." Now not to be satisfied with money and to love it ~
21   2, 116 |         covetous man shall not be satisfied with money" (Eccles. ~5:
22   2, 144 |   moderate meat, so should ~he be satisfied with moderate clothes, according
23   2, 152 |        charity are most perfectly satisfied by men ~uniting together
24   2, 167 |        the habit that makes a man satisfied with ~what is suitable,
25   3, 1   |           mere man could not have satisfied for the ~whole human race,
26   3, 22  |         His blood." Moreover, He ~satisfied for us fully, inasmuch as "
27   3, 41  |         And so the devil was not ~satisfied with instigating to a desire
28   3, 68  |          3]) that Christ's death ~satisfied sufficiently for sins, "
29   3, 79  |          Christ's Passion, which ~satisfied sufficiently for all sins,
30   3, 79  |        blood of Christ." But man ~satisfied for his sins by the sacrifices
31 Suppl, 12|        for a thing is said to be ~satisfied by reason of an equal proportion
32 Suppl, 13|          his debt when the ~other satisfied in his stead. But this is
33 Suppl, 41|          inclination of nature is satisfied by the accomplishment of
34 Suppl, 42|      because concupiscence, being satisfied by the conjugal act, ~does
35 Suppl, 88|  Therefore, ~that man's desire be satisfied the universe must needs
36 Suppl, 94|           things that "never ~are satisfied" (Prov. 30:15,16). Nor is