Part, Question

 1   1, 77  |           soul, as when it feels ~sad or joyful on hearing something.~
 2   1, 76  |           soul, as when it feels ~sad or joyful on hearing something.~
 3   1, 78  |         when a man becomes ill or sad. ~Secondly, less strictly,
 4   1, 78  |      healed; ~not only he that is sad, but also he that is joyful;
 5   1, 104 |        said to touch the one made sad. According to the first
 6   2, 2   |     perceive that pleasures had a sad ~ending: and if they can
 7   2, 25  |    follows fear; since we become ~sad when we are confronted by
 8   2, 30  |         that is present ~makes us sad": from which we gather that
 9   2, 32  |         cause pleasure. Therefore sad things, when remembered, ~
10   2, 32  | oftentimes in joy we call to mind sad things . . . and ~in the
11   2, 32  |          2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Sad things, called to mind,
12   2, 32  |        not in so far ~as they are sad and contrary to pleasant
13   2, 105 |       father, who would have been sad to think that his ~estate
14   2, 19  |       joyful things, but only ~of sad things, unless by a great
15   2, 71  |     driveth away rain, as doth a ~sad countenance a backbiting
16   2, 112 |        could abide a day with the sad ~nor with the joyless. Therefore,
17   2, 121 |       suffices for him not to be ~sad."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[123]
18   2, 147 |            drink to them that are sad, and wine to them that are
19   2, 184 |        did that young man go away sad, save because he ~had great
20   2, 185 |           not, as the hypocrites, sad," and afterwards He added: "
21   2, 187 |     thyself,' ~why did he go away sad when he heard: Go, sell
22   3, 5   |      Jesus wondered, was angered, sad, and ~hungry. Now these
23   3, 12  |          for our sake that He was sad, so was it for our sake
24   3, 15  |         grow ~sorrowful and to be sad'"; so that it is a perfect "
25   3, 15  |           42:4): "He shall not be sad nor troublesome."~Aquin.:
26   3, 15  |        man, it shall not make him sad." And the reason of this
27   3, 15  |          grow sorrowful and to be sad." For "it is one thing to
28   3, 15  |        man, it shall not make him sad," ~because his reason is
29   3, 21  |      angry; though ~unwilling, is sad; though unwilling, sleeps;
30   3, 46  |          it is not possible to be sad and glad at ~the one time,
31 Suppl, 15|       James 5:13): "Is any of you sad? Let ~him pray. Is he cheerful