Part, Question
1 2, 27 | thing for the pleasure it affords, his ~love is indeed caused
2 2, 31 | is evident that the sight affords greater pleasure than ~any
3 2, 33 | perception of Divine knowledge affords us ~delight, and delight
4 2, 38 | loved by them, and this affords him pleasure, as ~stated
5 2, 105 | on an ungrateful person affords him ~an occasion not of
6 2, 121 | side, has something ~that affords him delight, namely as regards
7 2, 134 | the pleasure which its act affords, it is reckoned a fruit,
8 2, 145 | speaking, eating flesh meat ~affords more pleasure than eating
9 2, 151 | the use of ~too much wine affords an incentive to venereal
10 2, 152 | of the ~opportunities it affords, and because of the excessive
11 2, 166 | the rest and pleasures ~it affords; and since, in human life,
12 2, 185 | or being in need oneself, affords an occasion of ~sin. But
13 2, 186 | account of ~the help which one affords the other either by "lifting
14 3, 40 | incident, taken ~literally, affords edification to those who
15 3, 84 | Penance, it seems that He ~affords man an incentive to sin,
16 Suppl, 25| 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Grace affords a better remedy for the
17 Suppl, 41| to those who use it, it affords them no meed." Now merit ~
18 Suppl, 41| difficulty. But the ~marriage act affords not difficulty but pleasure.
19 Suppl, 42| before sin; according as it affords a ~remedy for the wound
20 Suppl, 42| ix, 7) that ~"matrimony affords a remedy to the sick." But
21 Suppl, 42| root, and ~thus matrimony affords a remedy by the grace given
22 Suppl, 42| sacrament inasmuch as it affords a remedy ~against concupiscence;
23 Suppl, 49| fulfills the office and affords a remedy to ~concupiscence.~
24 Suppl, 76| Reply OBJ 3: This argument affords a very good proof against
25 Suppl, 94| Further, variety of punishment affords a respite, as when one ~
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