Part, Question

 1   2, 52 |     more or less speedily or readily. In like ~manner, science
 2   2, 59 |  since, just as good is more readily ~sought for the sake of
 3   2, 59 |      it ~helps us to do more readily whatever banishes sorrow.~
 4   2, 66 | reached more nearly and more readily by one than by ~another:
 5   2, 68 |    man is perfected ~to obey readily the Holy Ghost.~Aquin.:
 6   2, 75 |      disposed to commit more readily another like act: because
 7   2, 102|      so as to be heard ~more readily.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[102] A[
 8   2, 105|  give of their own to others readily: thus ~the Apostle (1 Tim.
 9   2, 105|    the men of the city would readily make known the ~murderer,
10   2, 108|   other, to entrust him too ~readily with sacred things if he
11   2, 24 |      ought to help them more readily to regain virtue than to
12   2, 56 |    ought, ~spontaneously and readily, and this is to act virtuously.
13   2, 61 |  forbidden degrees are more ~readily granted to the rich and
14   2, 61 |  granting dispensations more readily to ~such persons.~Aquin.:
15   2, 66 |     because he ~believes too readily what he hears, and this
16   2, 68 |      not to believe everyone readily, ~according to 1 Jn. 4:1: "
17   2, 80 |     the will to give oneself readily to things concerning ~the
18   2, 80 | evident that the will ~to do readily what concerns the service
19   2, 80 |      man ~surrenders himself readily to the service of God. Now
20   2, 104|    his doing it joyfully and readily.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[106] A[
21   2, 115| money, it follows that a man readily makes use of it, ~whether
22   2, 121|     love bearing all ~things readily for the sake of the object
23   2, 127|  that he gives his services ~readily" (which is an act of liberality),
24   2, 133|     that he spends his money readily and with pleasure, so too ~
25   2, 136|     said to be "soft" if it ~readily yields to the touch. Now
26   2, 144|   health: but it matters how readily and uncomplainingly he does
27   2, 151|     of lewd ~concupiscences, readily breaks out into lewd words.
28   2, 154|   they follow their passions readily.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[156] A[
29   2, 154|    disposed to anger is more readily angry than one ~who is disposed
30   3, 55 |    disposed so as to ~accept readily the faith in the Resurrection.
31   3, 83 |   for this can be ~done more readily, and suffices far denoting