Part, Question

 1   1, 23 |     patience vessels of wrath, ~fitted for destruction; that He
 2   1, 24 |       by this very fact becomes fitted for eternal life. ~This
 3   1, 48 |      the subject the more is it fitted to receive its perfection
 4   1, 76 |     soul to be united to a body fitted ~to be a convenient organ
 5   1, 49 |      the subject the more is it fitted to receive its perfection
 6   1, 75 |     soul to be united to a body fitted ~to be a convenient organ
 7   1, 97 |        2:18,20). But she is not fitted to help man except in ~generation,
 8   1, 109|      not that an ~angel is more fitted by his nature to preside
 9   2, 28 |       love that the appetite is fitted to receive ~the good which
10   2, 108| temporalities, so as ~to become fitted for the preaching of the
11   2, 111|         faith, whereby a man is fitted for instructing others ~
12   2, 4  |       art, and the saw be ~well fitted for sawing. Now, in a power
13   2, 34 |    discharges the bane of spite fitted to enter deep into the ~
14   2, 72 | necessary to him that he may be fitted for friendship. Therefore ~
15   2, 81 |    Further, the same subject is fitted to pray as is fitted to
16   2, 81 |         is fitted to pray as is fitted to call ~upon God, since
17   2, 81 |   prayer. But dumb animals are ~fitted to call upon God, according
18   2, 94 |         the demons, so as to be fitted to see its God, and discern ~
19   2, 183|    Peter was in other ~respects fitted to govern the Church: wherefore
20   2, 183|         we find a man otherwise fitted for ~the government of the
21   2, 183|     hinders one from being more fitted for the office of ~governing,
22   2, 183|       for that very reason more fitted to dispose of those ~that
23   3, 2  |     purity and holiness, which ~fitted her to be the Mother of
24   3, 4  |          as a body which is not fitted ~to be perfected by a sensitive
25   3, 4  |     sensitive soul is much less fitted for an ~intellectual soul.
26   3, 6  |   greatness of the Divine power fitted to itself a rational soul,
27   3, 6  |        But the human nature was fitted for the ~assumption by the
28   3, 19 |         form, and ~consequently fitted to divers operations. Therefore
29   3, 83 |      therefrom, making him more fitted for Divine functions, unless
30   3, 90 |         of a heap, or by being ~fitted together, as the parts of