Part, Question

 1   1, 82 |    reject ~something. But these inclinations are subject to the judgment
 2   1, 82 |    another. And yet even these ~inclinations are subject to the judgment
 3   1, 114|         bodies produces certain inclinations in ~corporeal nature, the
 4   1, 114|         necessity follow ~these inclinations. Therefore there is nothing
 5   2, 36 |        3: Further, the interior inclinations of the soul are the causes
 6   2, 36 |      appetite, their respective inclinations, pain ~or sorrow will not
 7   2, 37 |    animal appetite are like the inclinations of the ~natural appetite.
 8   2, 60 |    moral acts their ~respective inclinations.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[60] A[
 9   2, 65 |       In the same way, natural ~inclinations fail to have the complete
10   2, 71 |        are more who follow the ~inclinations of the sensitive nature,
11   2, 73 | prudence, yet there ~remain the inclinations to virtuous acts, which
12   2, 73 |         to virtuous acts, which inclinations, however, ~are not virtues.
13   2, 73 |         as long as any virtuous inclinations remain, it ~cannot be said
14   2, 91 |        derive ~their respective inclinations to their proper acts and
15   2, 91 | creatures have various ~natural inclinations, so that what is, as it
16   2, 94 |        to the order of natural ~inclinations, is the order of the precepts
17   2, 94 |        1/1~Reply OBJ 2: All the inclinations of any parts whatsoever
18   2, 94 |     powers, so ~all the natural inclinations belonging to the other powers
19   2, 94 |        all ~men, that all their inclinations should be directed according
20   2, 25 | inclination of nature, for both inclinations flow from ~Divine wisdom.
21   2, 28 |         union of the appetite's inclinations.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[29] A[
22   2, 32 |         in us on account of the inclinations of our ~passions, according
23   2, 93 |      alone, who moderate these ~inclinations by their reason. The result
24   2, 106|       in due manner our natural inclinations, which belong ~to the natural
25   2, 116|        1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Natural inclinations should be regulated according
26   2, 153|        be observed that natural inclinations are the principles of all ~
27   2, 153|  principles of all ~supervening inclinations, as stated above (FP, Q[
28   2, 155|       virtues which resist evil inclinations. ~For anger, which is mitigated
29   2, 164|     knowledge, man has contrary inclinations. For on ~the part of the