Part, Question

 1   1, 21  |        proper order displayed in ruling a family or any kind of
 2   1, 103 |        ad lit. iv, 12): "If the ~ruling power of God were withdrawn
 3   2, 2   |       make good use ~of power in ruling many, so is it a very bad
 4   2, 32  |      cause of pleasure. Because ~ruling and presiding seem to imply
 5   2, 32  |      natural to take pleasure in ruling and presiding," as stated
 6   2, 32  |       certain superiority, since ruling and presiding pertain ~to
 7   2, 32  |        Another reason is that by ruling and presiding, a ~man does
 8   2, 36  |          souls desire ~unity, in ruling and quickening their bodies.
 9   2, 64  |        prudence - of prudence as ruling and measuring, of moral
10   2, 66  | appointed according to the right ruling of prudence, as stated in ~
11   2, 69  |          bounds appointed by the ruling of reason - and by a gift,
12   2, 77  |    reason, for the reason is the ruling power of the ~soul's parts.
13   2, 93  |         law which ~is framed for ruling the people, rightly permits
14   2, 45  |          3~But it belongs to the ruling of prudence to decide in
15   2, 45  |        this purpose, and so ~the ruling of prudence is required.~
16   2, 45  |   Prudence is in the reason. Now ruling and governing ~belong properly
17   2, 45  |         far as he has a share in ruling and ~governing. But it is
18   2, 45  |        rational, has a share in ~ruling according to the judgment
19   2, 46  |          a city ~or kingdom, the ruling principle of which is "regnative
20   2, 51  |          to ~submit to another's ruling. But precipitation refers
21   2, 58  |    prudence conformably with the ruling of the law.~Aquin.: SMT
22   2, 58  |          according to ~the right ruling of prudence. If any one
23   2, 123 |       appetite be subject to the ruling of reason. And reason dictates
24   3, 8   |          and motive power there ~ruling; hence the ruler is called
25   3, 8   |           Further, Christ by His ruling over the Church is not only
26   3, 20  |          be properly said to be ~ruling or serving in this or that
27   3, 20  |       person of the Word of ~God ruling and the person of the man
28   3, 39  |          in accordance with the ~ruling of Divine wisdom, it has
29   3, 58  |          right hand helps him in ruling and ~judging. Hence Augustine
30   3, 83  |       affairs is ~subject to the ruling of secular princes; hence
31 Suppl, 12|        its mean according to the ruling of prudence, as ~is evident
32 Suppl, 72|         of the ~court above, the ruling spirit of that nation is
33 Suppl, 86|       over ~others, and to whose ruling those who are judged are