Part, Question

 1   1, 5   |         same really. But goodness presents the aspect ~of desirableness,
 2   1, 114 |        above ~(A[4]); and in part presents some difficulty. For it
 3   2, 10  |     object ~that in every respect presents the aspect of the mover
 4   2, 13  |      since the apprehensive power presents the object ~to the appetite.
 5   2, 14  |  conclusion. Wherefore that which presents itself as to be done first, ~
 6   2, 32  |         is most ~pleasant to give presents or assistance to friends
 7   2, 102 |           most reasonable, ~which presents a likeness to heavenly things.
 8   2, 105 |         were forbidden ~to accept presents, as is clearly stated in
 9   2, 1   |        sacrament of the Eucharist presents a special ~difficulty over
10   2, 1   |           as each one ~separately presents a special difficulty.~Aquin.:
11   2, 47  | circumstances. ~Now each of these presents a difficulty of its own,
12   2, 81  |       reverence and, so to speak, presents it to Him, ~as appears from
13   2, 121 |           of some difficulty that presents ~itself. In order to remove
14   2, 127 |           that which is greatest ~presents any notable difficulty,
15   2, 132 |        one spends much in sending presents. ~Therefore expenditure
16   2, 132 |           man also makes gifts of presents, as stated ~in Ethic. iv,
17   2, 152 |        into the mind of a speaker presents itself to the mind ~of the
18   2, 158 |  restraint of pleasures of ~touch presents a special difficulty: wherefore
19   2, 182 |          three-fold consideration presents ~itself: (1) The state of
20   2, 187 |           religion, by giving him presents: and this is forbidden in
21   2, 187 |        one gives a person little ~presents for the sake of good fellowship.
22   3, 36  |          to this star ~and to the presents to be offered: which tribe
23   3, 54  |          the rising Christ, which presents ~four points of inquiry:~(
24   3, 68  |         the very ~fact that a man presents himself to be cleansed by
25   3, 77  |        answer that, This question presents no difficulty, now that
26   3, 78  |    difficulty which this question presents: ~for there is still the
27   3, 83  |        words, "These gifts, these presents, these holy unspotted sacrifices."~
28 Suppl, 35|         is required that one who ~presents himself for Orders should
29 Suppl, 36|           conscious of mortal sin presents himself for ~Orders is guilty
30 Suppl, 72|         the ~latter's request, he presents his petition to the one
31 Suppl, 84|          the damned, a difficulty presents ~itself, since their intellect
32 Suppl, 93|          in martyrdom the ~strife presents a special difficulty. Therefore