Part, Question

 1   1, 16  |      seems that truth does not reside only in the intellect, but ~
 2   1, 16  |        The true and the ~false reside not in things, but in the
 3   1, 16  |      seems that truth does not reside only in the intellect ~composing
 4   1, 16  |       Therefore truth does not reside only in the intellect ~composing
 5   1, 16  |       Therefore truth does not reside only in the intellect composing
 6   1, 21  |       magnificence; and these ~reside not in the sensitive faculty,
 7   1, 59  |       some virtues are said to reside in the irascible ~appetite
 8   1, 59  |         daring and fear, which reside in the irascible part. Consequently ~
 9   1, 69  |   where the seminal ~power may reside, whether in root, stem,
10   1, 60  |       some virtues are said to reside in the irascible ~appetite
11   1, 60  |         daring and fear, which reside in the irascible part. Consequently ~
12   1, 70  |   where the seminal ~power may reside, whether in root, stem,
13   1, 77  |   powers, in which the virtues reside. And since the knowledge ~
14   1, 94  | appetite, wherein the passions reside, is not ~entirely subject
15   2, 53  |        incorruptible ~subject, reside nevertheless secondarily
16   2, 57  |       which, according to him, reside in the scientific part of
17   2, 65  |         that "the virtues that reside in the ~human mind are quite
18   2, 68  |       prophecy does not always reside in the prophets," as ~Gregory
19   2, 4   |      power of the soul does it reside? ~(3) Whether its form is
20   2, 4   |       seem that faith does not reside in the intellect. For ~Augustine
21   2, 4   |       Therefore faith does not reside in the intellect.~Aquin.:
22   2, 4   |       Therefore faith does not reside in the intellect.~Aquin.:
23   2, 4   |        of that act, must needs reside in the intellect.~Aquin.:
24   2, 10  |     consequently, it does ~not reside in the intellect.~Aquin.:
25   2, 33  |     tendency to wander, ~if it reside in the mind itself that
26   2, 45  |         8), prudence does not ~reside in the external senses whereby
27   2, 127 |   together, since their habits reside together in the soul, ~either
28   2, 149 |        1: Chastity does indeed reside in the soul as its subject, ~
29   2, 153 |   Hence continence must needs ~reside in that power of the soul,
30   2, 160 |      vice?~(3) Wherein does it reside as in its subject?~(4) Of
31 Suppl, 37|     but the whole power should reside in one person; and ~consequently