Part, Question

 1   1, 98  |       generation of woman is not occasioned either by a ~defect of the
 2   1, 112 |      raising of this question is occasioned by this ~passage of Daniel.
 3   2, 18  |          entire loss of ~health, occasioned by death. And since this
 4   2, 35  |      like, from fear of the pain occasioned by blows or other such causes,
 5   2, 44  |      fear. Because ~trembling is occasioned by cold; thus we observe
 6   2, 44  |    Further, faecal evacuation is occasioned by heat; hence laxative ~
 7   2, 44  |        this reason ~trembling is occasioned in these parts, being caused
 8   2, 78  |         some evil, this ~must be occasioned by something else. Sometimes,
 9   2, 78  |     Sometimes, in fact, this is ~occasioned through some defect in the
10   2, 86  |          the loss ~of comeliness occasioned by this contact, is metaphorically
11   2, 9   |          s aversion from God is ~occasioned, according to Wis. 14:11: "
12   2, 19  |        virtue ~indirectly, or is occasioned by a virtue, and in this
13   2, 34  |        sorrow ~as this cannot be occasioned by virtuous goods, which
14   2, 36  |          Pride and vainglory are occasioned chiefly by goods even ~those
15   2, 41  |         person ~whose action has occasioned the scandal, as for instance,
16   2, 41  |           movement of venial sin occasioned by another's inordinate
17   2, 60  |          of commutative justice, occasioned by one person having what
18   2, 67  | seemingly his ordinary authority occasioned his being chosen as ~arbitrator.
19   2, 86  |          1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Perils occasioned by human affairs should
20   2, 110 |    Further, boasting seems to be occasioned by riches; wherefore it ~
21   2, 121 |    greater than those which are ~occasioned by it, and which belong
22   2, 134 |          through ~sorrow or pain occasioned by things present; and it
23   2, 140 |         anger, sorrow, and fear, occasioned by certain ~other evils.~
24   2, 145 |        humor. Now the alteration occasioned ~by heat, and the increase
25   2, 146 |     inasmuch as certain sins are occasioned thereby. ~Aquin.: SMT SS
26   2, 146 |         were inflicted for sins ~occasioned by gluttony.~Aquin.: SMT
27   2, 185 |        the same scandal might be occasioned through those who live in
28   3, 42  |  disturbance which His teaching ~occasioned among the Jews, it was deprived
29 Suppl, 47|       the agitation of ~the mind occasioned by danger imminent or future" (
30 Suppl, 47|            agitation of the mind occasioned by imminent danger," it
31 Suppl, 56|          person whose action has occasioned the relationship acted with
32 Suppl, 56|         person whose ~action has occasioned the relationship, loses
33 Suppl, 93|      this neglect would not have occasioned his ~death, except on the