Part, Question

 1   1, 1   |          only so far as they are ~referable to God as their beginning
 2   2, 21  |    whoever does an evil deed, not referable to God, does not ~give God
 3   2, 35  |          pleasure in them save as referable to the sensibles ~of touch,
 4   2, 42  |           good also, in so far as referable to evil. This ~can be in
 5   2, 57  |   relation to good, and is nowise referable to evil. Now the good of ~
 6   2, 59  |     considered in themselves, are referable both to ~good and evil,
 7   2, 59  |           virtue: since virtue is referable to ~good alone, as stated
 8   2, 59  |        passions are, in some way, referable to good only, or to evil
 9   2, 65  |           the good works that are referable to ~his last end. Wherefore
10   2, 87  |         only in respect of things referable to the end, in so far ~as
11   2, 87  |         disorder affecting things referable to ~the end: and the last
12   2, 90  |      those particular matters are referable to the common good, not
13   2, 108 |   external acts are understood as referable to the ~hand, just as interior
14   2, 18  | consideration, which, however, is referable to charity.~Aquin.: SMT
15   2, 24  |       extends to ~other things as referable to God. Now just as the
16   2, 24  |         the rational creature is ~referable to God, in as much as it
17   2, 25  |           any like reason that is referable to the end of charity, can
18   2, 32  |        since all other things are referable to love. Therefore ~hatred
19   2, 51  |    docility, memory, or reason is referable to ~"precipitation"; improvidence,
20   2, 56  |      other individual persons, is referable to the common good, to ~
21   2, 56  |           1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Things referable to oneself are referable
22   2, 56  |          referable to oneself are referable to another, ~especially
23   2, 93  |         nature, although they are referable to a common higher ~cause,
24   2, 93  |            in so far as they are ~referable to some common cause of
25   2, 93  |     spiritual cause is ~sometimes referable to God, Who reveals certain
26   2, 99  |         fellow-citizens ~are more referable to the principles of his
27   2, 115 |           delight in money is not referable to the body ~but rather
28   2, 156 |         But these degrees are not referable to the aforesaid species. ~
29   2, 167 | deficiency, and mean therein, are referable to the ~virtue of truthfulness,
30   2, 179 |        and habit would seem to be referable to the same ~kind of life.
31 Suppl, 55|          directly and immediately referable to consanguinity, and to ~
32 Suppl, 73|          it would seem especially referable to the virtues, to whom ~
33 Suppl, 95|           are not to take this as referable to an ~evil and corrupt