Part, Question

 1   1, 49  |         exterior thing; and ~this amounts to some defect belonging
 2   1, 50  |         exterior thing; and ~this amounts to some defect belonging
 3   2, 29  | consequent to one another: for it amounts to the ~same that one love
 4   2, 30  |           of their objects; which amounts to a material ~difference,
 5   2, 31  |           are of the soul"; which amounts to the same. For we take ~
 6   2, 47  |           3: Each of those causes amounts to some kind of slight.
 7   2, 71  |         work of art. Therefore it amounts to ~the same that vice and
 8   2, 72  |        every sin. Consequently it amounts to the same ~whether sins
 9   2, 74  |   consents to such a delectation, amounts to nothing ~less than a
10   2, 78  |    passion. Yet neither of these ~amounts to a sin through certain
11   2, 84  |         oneself. Consequently it ~amounts to the same whether we reckon
12   2, 18  |         Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: It amounts to the same whether man
13   2, 27  |           happiness. Wherefore it amounts to the same that ~charity
14   2, 27  |         rejoice in a certain good amounts to the same as to grieve
15   2, 57  |         the law of ~God, since it amounts either to theft, or to adultery,
16   2, 73  |        reviling, if privately, it amounts to ~backbiting or tale-bearing.
17   2, 86  |           Divine ~command; but it amounts to this - that what was
18   2, 105 | Forgetfulness of a favor received amounts to ingratitude, not indeed
19   2, 110 |      Ethic. iv, ~7): wherefore it amounts to a jocose lie. Unless
20   2, 155 |       remission of punishment due amounts to a pardon." Wherefore
21   2, 156 |        Therefore no lack of anger amounts to a ~vice.~Aquin.: SMT
22   2, 183 |      place an obstacle to a thing amounts to the same as ~refusing
23   2, 186 |        one stands in need. For it amounts to ~the same that each one
24   2, 187 |           that which one is doing amounts to the ~renunciation of
25   3, 31  |        series of fourteen; ~which amounts in all to forty-two persons.
26   3, 40  |      since ten multiplied by four amounts to ~forty." Or, because "
27 Suppl, 12|          The definition of Anselm amounts to the same, for ~he says
28 Suppl, 49|        The excess of passion that amounts to a sin does not refer ~
29 Suppl, 51|         person's rank or position amounts ~to an error about the person,
30 Suppl, 67|     fornication or the like which amounts to moral depravity. ~Some,
31 Suppl, 89|            Wherefore the infinite amounts to the ~same as matter subject
32 Suppl, 93|    multiplication of which by 10 ~amounts to 60 has perfection from
33 Appen1, 2|           that complacency ~which amounts to enjoyment, wherein all