Part, Question
1 1, 60 | Further, every love is either ordinate or inordinate. Now ~ordinate
2 1, 60 | ordinate or inordinate. Now ~ordinate love belongs to charity;
3 1, 63 | this operation was either ~ordinate or inordinate. It ordinate,
4 1, 63 | ordinate or inordinate. It ordinate, then, since he had grace,
5 1, 61 | Further, every love is either ordinate or inordinate. Now ~ordinate
6 1, 61 | ordinate or inordinate. Now ~ordinate love belongs to charity;
7 1, 64 | this operation was either ~ordinate or inordinate. It ordinate,
8 1, 64 | ordinate or inordinate. It ordinate, then, since he had grace,
9 1, 98 | desired nothing except with an ordinate will; and only what ~was
10 2, 59 | inordinate passion; it produces ordinate ~passion.~Aquin.: SMT FS
11 2, 59 | 2: It is inordinate, not ordinate, passion that leads to sin.~
12 2, 62 | cardinal ~virtue requires ordinate emotions; and love is the
13 2, 71 | as an act of virtue is an ordinate and due act: in respect
14 2, 85 | a good consisting in the ordinate act ~itself, which also
15 2, 20 | genus, which can be either ordinate or inordinate. Hence ~presumption
16 2, 20 | inordinate ~thing to an ordinate one, whereas it is opposed
17 2, 27 | habit there proceed ~several ordinate and homogeneous acts, each
18 2, 42 | himself and his own body in an ordinate manner, and this is done
19 2, 123 | those who behave thus in an ordinate or inordinate ~manner.~Aquin.:
20 2, 123 | of virtue or ~vice: but ordinate love is included in every
21 2, 132 | as ~it proceeds from an ordinate affection in respect of
22 Suppl, 5 | sorrow caused by ~the heart's ordinate love; and consequently contrition
23 Suppl, 49| that loss ~makes that thing ordinate and right. Now there is
24 Suppl, 49| this union ~cannot be made ordinate except by certain compensations
25 Suppl, 89| refers to their present ordinate ministry in our regard,
26 Suppl, 96| mercy who show mercy in an ordinate ~manner. But those who while
27 Appen1, 1| stated in Ethic. iii, 5, an ordinate and complete ~will is only
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