Part, Question

 1   2, 40  |         which renders the action easier. Moreover, the intellectual
 2   2, 44  |     reason; it may ~even make it easier for him to take good counsel,
 3   2, 61  |          too far, ~which is much easier; and in this sense fortitude
 4   2, 95  |    reasons. First, because it is easier to find a few wise ~men
 5   2, 95  |         as it arises: ~and it is easier for man to see what is right,
 6   2, 107 |          1~OBJ 2: Further, it is easier to make use of earthly prosperity
 7   2, 107 |        Old ~Law was to render it easier to do what it prescribed,
 8   2, 109 |       fault. Nevertheless it was easier for man to ~persevere, with
 9   2, 23  |      more lovable a thing is the easier it is to love it. ~Now God
10   2, 23  | supremely good. Therefore it is ~easier to love Him than other things.
11   2, 26  |         Ethic. ii, 3). Now it is easier to love God than to love
12   2, 77  |         1~On the contrary, It is easier to refrain from evil deeds
13   2, 98  |        manner it is lawful to be easier in admitting to a ~monastery
14   2, 127 |          a matter wherein ~it is easier to stand firm. Hence magnanimity
15   2, 134 |   awaited shortly, endurance is ~easier: whereas if it be delayed
16   2, 140 |           Thirdly, because it is easier to find a ~remedy for intemperance
17   2, 184 |         adds (Mt. 19:24): "It is easier for a camel to ~pass through
18   2, 186 |        Nevertheless they obey an easier rule." Hence it ~is evident
19   2, 187 |       they are ~practiced in the easier observance of the commandments.
20   2, 187 |        things being equal, it is easier to make progress in ~a religious
21   3, 35  |         But this would have been easier if He had been born in the
22   3, 40  |         life and to return to an easier life: for one might quote
23   3, 60  |           destroys it. But it is easier for the one to happen on
24   3, 61  |         more profitable, ~and of easier accomplishment."~Aquin.:
25 Suppl, 9 |        it is done, even if it be easier to do it in one way than
26 Suppl, 12| defective good, and since it is ~easier to destroy good than to
27 Suppl, 12|        up, it follows that it is easier to ~uproot the causes of
28 Suppl, 59|           1/1~Reply OBJ 1: It is easier to prevent a thing being