Part, Question

 1   1, 19 |          of will by which we ~are accustomed to show that we will something.
 2   1, 30 | hypostases." We are not, however, accustomed to ~say Three substances,
 3   1, 32 |          concrete. For as we ~are accustomed to say, "I beseech your
 4   1, 74 |             earth," ~Scripture is accustomed to include all the four
 5   1, 73 |             earth," ~Scripture is accustomed to include all the four
 6   1, 90 |        for man's sake. For we are accustomed to do with more deliberation
 7   1, 93 |              In ~paradise man was accustomed to enjoy the words of God;
 8   1, 104|      nature which we know and are accustomed to ~observe, we call it
 9   2, 32 |          But things "which we are accustomed to, are ~pleasant," as the
10   2, 32 |      takes pleasure in what he is accustomed to: ~wherefore the actions
11   2, 51 |      natural things cannot become accustomed or unaccustomed, ~as is
12   2, 65 |           temperament or by being accustomed, are prompt ~in doing deeds
13   2, 87 |          crimes, both by becoming accustomed to them, and by imitating
14   2, 92 |    infused. Now the fact of being accustomed to an action ~contributes
15   2, 92 |        Reply OBJ 4: From becoming accustomed to avoid evil and fulfill
16   2, 108|            since they were to be ~accustomed little by little to renounce
17   2, 110|         anyone's love, as we are ~accustomed to say that the soldier
18   2, 110|        freely bestowed, as we are accustomed to say: I do you this act
19   2, 87 |              Let not thy mouth be accustomed to swearing, for in it ~
20   2, 126|        act ~bravely through being accustomed to overcome; the fifth is
21   2, 136|        custom: for where a man is accustomed to enjoy pleasures, it is
22   2, 169|        spirit, through being much accustomed to prophesying, ~and think
23   2, 187|         our assembly, as some are accustomed"; and a gloss observes: "
24   2, 187|   religious order to which one is accustomed than in one to which one
25   3, 30 |         as the Blessed Virgin was accustomed to angelic ~visions, she
26   3, 36 |          The Jews, ~however, were accustomed to receive Divine answers
27   3, 36 |  shepherds, who, being Jews, were accustomed to frequent apparitions
28   3, 36 |        things to ~which they were accustomed." There is also another
29   3, 55 |         was other than they were ~accustomed to behold; for, before His
30   3, 66 |          but wished men to become accustomed to its ~use; especially