Part, Question

 1   1, 63  |          passion, but for a will resisting the ~good of another.~Aquin.:
 2   1, 64  |          passion, but for a will resisting the ~good of another.~Aquin.:
 3   1, 94  |       would not ~have merited in resisting temptation; whereas he does
 4   1, 94  |         not have gained merit in resisting ~temptation, according to
 5   1, 114 |        for ~nothing prevents man resisting his passions by his free-will.
 6   2, 9   |         a though to say that by ~resisting his passions, he opposes
 7   2, 35  |           is caused by the sense resisting a more powerful body." Therefore
 8   2, 36  |      soul ~is caused by the will resisting a stronger power: while
 9   2, 36  |         body ~is caused by sense resisting a stronger body."~Aquin.:
10   2, 36  |    sorrow is caused by the will "resisting a stronger ~power": for
11   2, 109 |       all, ~because whilst he is resisting one, another may arise,
12   2, 10  |          of unbelief consists in resisting the faith, this may ~happen
13   2, 10  |    character ~of guilt, from its resisting faith rather than from the
14   2, 13  |         impenitence, obstinacy, ~resisting the known truth, envy of
15   2, 23  |   chiefly ~with avoiding sin and resisting his concupiscences, which
16   2, 67  |    deliver himself from death by resisting against ~justice.~
17   2, 71  |       ens to backbiting without ~resisting it, he seems to consent
18   2, 121 |          one sense, the power of resisting corruptions, and in another
19   2, 127 |    subject to reason. Hence the ~resisting virtues that are about these
20   2, 140 |        Hell." In like manner by ~resisting concupiscence we moderate
21   2, 154 | negligence of the ~spirit in not resisting strongly.~Aquin.: SMT SS
22   2, 154 |         his not standing firm in resisting the passion ~by holding
23   3, 15  |     fortitude to some extent by ~resisting that concupiscence of the
24   3, 79  |      increased and perfected for resisting the outward assaults of ~
25 Suppl, 77|        except for the purpose of resisting the ~destruction that might
26 Suppl, 80|           and on account of ~its resisting that which touches it, so
27 Suppl, 81| necessarily ~as the ratio of one resisting medium to another resisting
28 Suppl, 81|      resisting medium to another resisting medium, but ~that the ratio
29 Suppl, 81|     power in comparison with the resisting movable, no matter in what