Part, Question

 1   1, 45  |            proper to itself it acts dispositively to the effect of the ~principal
 2   1, 45  |         Hence nothing else can act ~dispositively and instrumentally to this
 3   1, 46  |            proper to itself it acts dispositively to the effect of the ~principal
 4   1, 46  |         Hence nothing else can act ~dispositively and instrumentally to this
 5   1, 88  |           it resides materially and dispositively in the inferior powers, ~
 6   1, 107 |             the gifts of grace, but dispositively by natural gifts, ~forasmuch
 7   2, 28  |         ecstasies is caused by love dispositively in so far, ~namely, as love
 8   2, 87  |           of sin, not ~directly but dispositively. Sin, however, makes man
 9   2, 88  |           sins make one ~mortal sin dispositively, it is true, as was shown
10   2, 88  |         sins ~making one mortal sin dispositively.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[88] A[
11   2, 89  |            sins ~lead to mortal sin dispositively: because otherwise they
12   2, 23  |           of the free-will conduces dispositively to a ~diminution in the
13   2, 32  |           aspect of the object, but dispositively by anger.~
14   2, 73  |   dissimulate altogether, but only ~dispositively and imperfectly.~Aquin.:
15   2, 102 |             virtue act causally ~or dispositively towards their generation
16   2, 178 |           two ways, ~essentially or dispositively. The moral virtues do not
17   2, 178 |             the contemplative life ~dispositively. For the act of contemplation,
18   2, 178 |          Hence moral virtues belong dispositively to the ~contemplative life.~
19   2, 178 |   principally, and secondarily, or ~dispositively. That which belongs principally
20   2, 184 |       perfection instrumentally and dispositively, ~as poverty, continence,
21   2, 184 |          repetition of a sin ~leads dispositively to contempt, according to
22   3, 26  |             in uniting ~men to God, dispositively or ministerially.~Aquin.:
23   3, 26  |      mediators between God and man, dispositively and ministerially: inasmuch ~
24   3, 26  | perfectively, but ministerially and dispositively: whence (Mt. 4:11) it ~is
25   3, 26  |                   the stricken body dispositively causes the soul to ~contract
26   3, 26  |            stricken body would have dispositively caused ~the soul to contract
27   3, 83  |          this instruction is given "dispositively," when the ~Lectors and
28   3, 85  |            without our co-operating dispositively by ~certain acts. Secondly,
29 Suppl, 18|   co-operating ~towards this effect dispositively and instrumentally: and
30 Suppl, 18|          guilt, ~directly, but only dispositively [*St. Thomas here follows
31 Suppl, 42|           Divine institution works ~dispositively [*Cf. Q[18], A[1], where