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 1   1, 107|       But all the ~elect are in pursuit of salvation until the Day
 2   2, 35 |         since one is a kind of "pursuit," the other a kind of "avoidance,"
 3   2, 36 |     while pleasure is a kind of pursuit or approach; ~just as pleasure
 4   2, 37 |     movement of the appetite in pursuit of something, ~are not repugnant
 5   2, 41 |       says (Ethic. vi, 2) that "pursuit and ~avoidance in the appetite
 6   2, 42 |    stated in ~Ethic. vi, 2: and pursuit is of good, while avoidance
 7   2, 42 |        appetitive power implies pursuit, ~has some good for its
 8   2, 45 |      reducible to one either of pursuit or ~of avoidance. Again,
 9   2, 45 |        or ~of avoidance. Again, pursuit or avoidance is of something
10   2, 45 |           good is the object of pursuit, and evil, the object of
11   2, 45 |       evil can be the object of pursuit, through some ~good attaching
12   2, 45 |         of itself. Consequently pursuit of evil ~follows pursuit
13   2, 45 |        pursuit of evil ~follows pursuit of good; and avoidance of
14   2, 45 |         to four passions, since pursuit of good ~belongs to hope,
15   2, 45 |  avoidance of evil to fear, the pursuit of the fearful ~evil belongs
16   2, 45 |  avoidance of good; just as the pursuit of good ~precedes the pursuit
17   2, 45 |   pursuit of good ~precedes the pursuit of evil. Consequently just
18   2, 94 |      consequently as objects of pursuit, and their contraries as
19   2, 96 |   happen that ~the enemy are in pursuit of certain citizens, who
20   2, 23 |       second place man's chief ~pursuit is to aim at progress in
21   2, 23 |        in good, and this is the pursuit of the ~proficient, whose
22   2, 23 |       to ~it: while man's third pursuit is to aim chiefly at union
23   2, 121|       of fear, since it implies pursuit. ~Since then fortitude above
24   2, 127|     magnanimity seems to regard pursuit rather ~than avoidance,
25   2, 139|         passions which denote a pursuit of the good.~Aquin.: SMT
26   2, 139|      passions pertaining to the pursuit of ~good; and the passions
27   2, 145|         spiritual evils and the pursuit of spiritual goods. Yet ~
28   2, 153|         urge a ~man towards the pursuit of something, wherein it
29   2, 153|        begets an impulse to the pursuit of something, ~but this
30   2, 159|  despair, and urge it on to the pursuit of ~great things according
31   2, 159| difficulties that ~occur in the pursuit of great things. Therefore
32   2, 165|        desire and study in ~the pursuit of knowledge. Now we must
33   2, 165|         desire and study in the pursuit of the ~knowledge of truth.
34   2, 170|    passions, and the inordinate pursuit of external things. Hence