Part, Question

 1   1, 23  |      because whatsoever is in man disposing him towards salvation, is
 2   1, 82  |        whether by causing them or disposing ourselves to them, or to
 3   1, 82  |           is "the soul's habit of disposing of ~itself." Therefore it
 4   1, 111 |          not as exercising but as disposing and commanding what is to
 5   1, 114 |        their accidental forms, by disposing matter for the substantial
 6   2, 9   |         it has great influence in disposing man so that something seems
 7   2, 17  |        moving, "by perfecting, by disposing, by commanding, and ~by
 8   2, 49  |        third condition is that in disposing the subject to one of those ~
 9   2, 65  |          needs not only ~a virtue disposing him well to the end, but
10   2, 66  |       than its effect: but not a ~disposing cause. For otherwise the
11   2, 100 |           is something leading or disposing to ~virtue, viz. an act
12   2, 106 |         the Holy Ghost, either by disposing us thereto, or by ~directing
13   2, 18  |         fear is ~like a principle disposing a man to wisdom from without,
14   2, 23  |          of time nature ~works by disposing for the increase, without
15   2, 23  |           towards that ~effect by disposing to it, while the last act,
16   2, 45  |    prepares the ~way for them, by disposing the means. Hence it follows
17   2, 63  |        alone who has the right of disposing in general of the actions
18   2, 77  | affirmative or ~negative precept, disposing to the opposite of such
19   2, 81  |           imperfectly, by merely ~disposing to the effect, for the reason
20   2, 81  |           effect, and, in a way, ~disposing to it, and in this sense
21   2, 95  |    anything, or in some other way disposing ~himself to devotion, does
22   2, 152 |      determined by nature, before disposing of other things ~according
23   2, 186 |        there are various ways of ~disposing oneself to the observance
24   2, 187 |         not hindered from ~freely disposing of his person by transferring
25   3, 83  |         Christ's Passion, or the ~disposing of His mystical body, and
26   3, 90  |  sacrament, but ~an act of virtue disposing one to that sacrament.~Aquin.:
27 Suppl, 18|    causing that remission, but as disposing thereto. Consequently if ~
28 Suppl, 43|         he is given the ~power of disposing of his property after his
29 Suppl, 92|    whereas ~the dowries are gifts disposing to this same union.~Aquin.: