Part, Question

 1   1, 22  |          the divine type itself, seated in the Supreme Ruler; which ~
 2   2, 13  |           The reason of this ~is seated in the very power of the
 3   2, 30  |     because the sense is a power seated ~in a bodily organ: wherefore
 4   2, 76  |         3: Further, every sin is seated in the will. Now the will
 5   2, 77  |     material force, since it is ~seated in an organ of the body.
 6   2, 77  |         19): "The whole world is seated in wickedness." ~Therefore
 7   2, 83  |        root of this rebellion is seated in ~the flesh: for the Apostle
 8   2, 83  |       Therefore original sin is ~seated chiefly in the flesh.~Aquin.:
 9   2, 83  |           that power in which is seated the first inclination to
10   2, 2   |       The virtue of obedience is seated, properly speaking, in ~
11   2, 18  |        of ~wisdom, since fear is seated in the appetitive faculty,
12   2, 94  |       The causes of sickness are seated in us, and they produce ~
13   2, 100 |        the principle of which is seated in ~those who are in positions
14   2, 116 |          I answer that, Sins are seated chiefly in the affections:
15   2, 121 |    habitual fortitude is firmly ~seated in his mind.~Aquin.: SMT
16   2, 132 |        wherefore seemingly it is seated, like fortitude, in the ~
17   2, 178 | terminates in ~delight, which is seated in the affective power,
18   3, 55  |        angels, who were at first seated, as John says, and ~who
19   3, 58  |   inquiry:~(1) Whether Christ is seated at the right hand of the
20   3, 58  |        hand, then the latter ~is seated on his left. Consequently,
21   3, 58  |       follows that the Father is seated on the left of the Son; ~
22   3, 58  |        But Mark describes Him as seated ~after the Ascension, because
23   3, 58  |          said that the Father is seated at the ~right hand of the
24   3, 58  |          s throne that Christ is seated at His right hand. ~Therefore
25 Suppl, 4 |        is a kind of displeasure ~seated in the rational appetite,
26 Suppl, 32|          root of the disease ~is seated. Consequently the sacramental
27 Suppl, 32|          root of the ~disease is seated.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[32] A[
28 Suppl, 66|          which signification ~is seated both in the union of minds,
29 Suppl, 72|        of hearts. Now prayer is ~seated chiefly in the heart. Therefore
30 Suppl, 72|          entire nature of man is seated in the soul, so that ~the