Part, Question

 1   2, 48  |    hence the saying ~that "love springs from the liver," because
 2   2, 87  |          Further, human justice springs from Divine justice. Now, ~
 3   2, 109 |       since the lustre of grace springs from the shedding of Divine ~
 4   2, 110 |      since the ~creature's good springs from the Divine will, some
 5   2, 110 |        2: Further, "Man's merit springs from grace" as Augustine
 6   2, 112 |   experimental ~knowledge which springs from deeds of which we are
 7   2, 113 |      the same act ~of free-will springs from different virtues,
 8   2, 114 |        work, and inasmuch as it springs from the free-will, there
 9   2, 34  |         to one another that one springs from the other. For the ~
10   2, 63  |       importunate, for the seed springs in us from other sources, ~
11   3, 2   | perfects it, so that one nature springs ~from the two as from act
12   3, 2   |      that the "otherness" which springs from accidental difference
13   3, 2   |    account of its nature, which springs from its form, and in composite ~
14   3, 6   |        a union of nature, which springs from a conjunction of ~parts.~
15   3, 8   |         is contrary to evil and springs from divers defects, as
16   3, 9   |      cause. For such knowledge ~springs from Christ's active intellect,
17   3, 18  |        beatitude; and sometimes springs from free-will and is neither
18   3, 18  |       contrariety of ~movements springs from contrariety of termini,
19   3, 18  |   wishes the contrary. For this springs from the ~weakness of the
20   3, 19  |        the unity of hypostasis ~springs the numerical unity as regards
21   3, 19  |       humanity, ~nor that which springs from a diversity of time,
22   3, 26  |        Blessed Virgin . . . . . springs from Adam materially and
23   3, 26  |         Blessed ~Lord . . . . . springs from Adam materially, not
24   3, 46  |     from which the entire ~rood springs, denotes the depth of gratuitous
25   3, 60  |        since all ~our knowledge springs from the senses) by its
26   3, 74  |     flows into the chalice, and springs forth unto everlasting life."~
27   3, 80  |      the humility of reverence ~springs from fear. Consequently,
28   3, 85  |         1/1~Reply OBJ 1: An act springs from charity in two ways:
29   3, 85  |         to it. Secondly, an act springs from charity, being, ~so
30   3, 86  |        My eyes have sent ~forth springs of water"), says that "the
31 Suppl, 52|   natural law; and positive law springs from ~the natural law, as