Part, Question
1 1, 60 | everything ~naturally seeks to procure what is good for itself;
2 1, 62 | first is one which it can procure of its own ~natural power;
3 1, 62 | which the angel could procure by his natural power, he
4 1, 62 | then its action is said to procure the end; as man ~acquires
5 1, 63 | to a superior, if he can procure an advantage under an ~inferior
6 1, 61 | everything ~naturally seeks to procure what is good for itself;
7 1, 63 | first is one which it can procure of its own ~natural power;
8 1, 63 | which the angel could procure by his natural power, he
9 1, 63 | then its action is said to procure the end; as man ~acquires
10 1, 64 | to a superior, if he can procure an advantage under an ~inferior
11 1, 98 | often have been unable to procure something pleasurable ~offered
12 1, 112 | the angelic offices to ~procure what concerns the salvation
13 2, 20 | we think we can easily procure it through ~others, even
14 2, 31 | evil is the same as ~to procure his good: and to procure
15 2, 31 | procure his good: and to procure a person's good is an act
16 2, 64 | things. One is the power to procure and dispense them, and in
17 2, 64 | man is more careful to ~procure what is for himself alone
18 2, 66 | which it is intended to procure by the accusation.~Aquin.:
19 2, 146 | However, it is no sin to procure vomiting as a remedy for
20 2, 148 | intoxicating drink in order to procure vomiting, since this is
21 2, 183 | so long as he ~is able to procure the spiritual welfare of
22 2, 183 | however, he be unable to procure the salvation of others
23 2, 186 | does not forbid them to procure these things in so far as
24 2, 186 | have the wherewithal to procure themselves food ~for one
25 3, 49 | it is by charity that we procure pardon of our ~sins, according
26 3, 49 | in order that He might procure His bodily glory with greater
27 3, 83 | receiving the body, he ought to procure ~another host which must
28 Suppl, 62| 4: Steps may be taken to procure a divorce on account also
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