Part, Question

 1   1, 10  |       eternity is known from two sources: first, because what is
 2   1, 11  |        be shown from these three sources that God is one. ~First
 3   1, 18  |      that the operations ~become sources of pleasure. Thus, as by
 4   1, 24  |         one is directed from two sources; ~namely, from predestination,
 5   1, 39  |         from creatures which are sources of knowledge to us, such
 6   1, 62  |      this can be drawn from two ~sources. First of all, on the part
 7   1, 39  |         from creatures which are sources of knowledge to us, such
 8   1, 63  |      this can be drawn from two ~sources. First of all, on the part
 9   1, 95  |        to receive from ~exterior sources more or less advantage and
10   1, 96  |        is caused from extraneous sources, being added to the humor
11   1, 101 |     there mentioned have visible sources ~elsewhere, as is clear
12   1, 101 |       and that the rivers, whose sources ~are said to be known, flowed
13   1, 104 |          the same time from two ~sources; as neither can one and
14   1, 112 |       external ~works, which are sources of strength or weakness
15   2, 33  |     pleasures arising from other sources are ~impediments to activity."
16   2, 24  |    future good, all of which are sources of pleasure. Likewise they
17   2, 63  |         springs in us from other sources, ~and chiefly from an incontinent
18   2, 130 |       reckoned among the special sources of vice, known as the ~capital
19   3, 46  |           First of all, from the sources of His pain. For the cause
20   3, 48  |         by way of merit. For the sources of our sufferings are not ~
21 Suppl, 11|      what he knows through other sources ~besides?~Aquin.: SMT XP
22 Suppl, 29|        the remedy to the various sources of the wounds. Hence several
23 Suppl, 54|       and affinity might be the ~sources of a wider natural friendship;
24 Suppl, 56|       contracted from many other sources besides Baptism and Confirmation.~
25 Suppl, 71| suffrages may be gauged from two sources. For their value is ~derived
26 Suppl, 71|   receives assistance from more ~sources than the other, he does
27 Suppl, 76|    opinion arises from two false sources. The first of these is that ~
28 Suppl, 76|   brutish actions. But these two sources are refuted by the Philosopher (
29 Suppl, 94|          many ways and from many sources.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[97] A[