Part, Question

 1   1, 68  |          name firmament from the firmness and density of the air. "
 2   1, 69  |          name firmament from the firmness and density of the air. "
 3   2, 46  |          quickness to anger, and firmness of purpose in being avenged.~
 4   2, 61  |   possess the habit and act with firmness and ~steadfastness." But
 5   2, 61  |    justice; while the last, viz. firmness and steadfastness, ~belongs
 6   2, 61  |         accompanied by a certain firmness so as not to be moved by
 7   2, 100 |     immovable ~principle": which firmness belongs properly to a habit,
 8   2, 5   |        its greater certitude and firmness, and, in another way, on
 9   2, 56  |         in order to indicate the firmness of the act.~Aquin.: SMT
10   2, 79  |        In another way it denotes firmness, ~wherefore in olden times
11   2, 79  |          shall see ~God." Again, firmness is required for the mind
12   2, 121 |          to derive its name from firmness. ~But it belongs to every
13   2, 121 |       simply denoting a certain ~firmness of mind, and in this sense
14   2, 121 | fortitude may be taken to denote firmness only in bearing and ~withstanding
15   2, 121 |        broad sense, as denoting ~firmness of mind in face of assaults
16   2, 122 |      fortitude; the other is the firmness itself, whereby a man does
17   2, 126 |          place of patience, and "firmness," which he substitutes for
18   2, 126 |      hoped for. ~Now hope has no firmness unless its contrary be removed,
19   2, 127 |       general modes of virtue is firmness of ~mind, because "a firm
20   2, 127 |       most difficult to preserve firmness. ~Wherefore the more difficult
21   2, 127 |        is always more opposed to firmness ~of mind than the difficult
22   2, 127 |         but because it denotes a firmness of ~mind in the matter of
23   2, 135 |      virtue, because it observes firmness in ~matters wherein it is
24   2, 135 |    consists merely in a ~certain firmness of reason and will. But
25   2, 135 |       condivides constancy ~with firmness by which he indicates perseverance,
26   2, 137 |      Fortitude denotes a certain firmness of mind, as stated ~above (
27   2, 137 |           Q[61], A[3]): and this firmness of mind is ~required both
28   2, 137 |       mode, is able to have this firmness in both these ~respects,
29   2, 139 |         its very nature ~bestows firmness, is chiefly concerned with
30   2, 139 |          against which man needs firmness of mind, which fortitude ~
31   2, 153 |           to fear, but rather of firmness of mind which fortitude
32   2, 184 |       virtue which preserves the firmness of the mind in regard ~to
33   3, 7   |     regard to ~the certainty and firmness of the assent.~Aquin.: SMT
34 Appen1, 2|        length corresponds to the firmness with ~which sin has taken