Part, Question

 1   1, 73  |          ceases from work nothing accrues to Him or is lost to Him. ~
 2   1, 72  |          ceases from work nothing accrues to Him or is lost to Him. ~
 3   2, 83  |           observed, that whatever accrues from the motion ~of the
 4   2, 83  |             concupiscence of food accrues to the concupiscible faculty,
 5   2, 83  |            and partaking ~of food accrues to the hand and the mouth,
 6   2, 83  |        subject of guilt; whatever accrues to the ~soul from the corruption
 7   2, 83  |         of guilt, ~while whatever accrues to the flesh, has the character,
 8   2, 89  |        the light of grace, which ~accrues to those who, by charity,
 9   2, 113 |  alteration, the substantial form accrues to the matter; thus ~because
10   2, 114 |           own works. ~Now nothing accrues to Him, but only to ourselves,
11   2, 114 |        that by our works anything accrues to Him, ~but inasmuch as
12   2, 17  |        Further, after death there accrues to man no merit or demerit ~
13   2, 94  |            Consequently, no force accrues to them from the ~influence
14   2, 127 |         something defective which accrues to him through the ~weakness
15   3, 2   |            Further, an instrument accrues accidentally. But the human
16   3, 2   |        therefore the human nature accrues accidentally, when we say
17   3, 2   |           1~Reply OBJ 2: Whatever accrues after the completion of
18   3, 39  |           OBJ 2: The profit which accrues to men from Christ is chiefly ~
19   3, 62  |          as an instrumental power accrues to an instrument ~through
20   3, 79  |           body of Christ, no help accrues to others. In ~like fashion
21 Suppl, 2 |       some accidental punishment ~accrues to it, in the respect of
22 Suppl, 71| increasing some what in us, there accrues something, not to ~God,
23 Suppl, 71|        increase of meed or reward accrues ~to the saint from the suffrages
24 Suppl, 71|          a person, but that this ~accrues to the offerer. Or we may
25 Suppl, 76|          retains the being ~which accrues to it when in the body,
26 Suppl, 77|        the other parts ~something accrues from nourishment which causes
27 Suppl, 77|           of dimension: and there accrues something which does not
28 Suppl, 80|          and one indistinct being accrues to the two ~combined, as