Part, Question

 1   1, 9   |      that power passive which ~enables anything to attain its perfection
 2   1, 88  |   demon's rapidity of movement enables them to tell things unknown
 3   1, 92  |        possesses a nature that enables it to turn to God. ~Now
 4   1, 94  |        by its penal character, enables the deed to satisfy ~for
 5   2, 27  |     rhetoric is a science that enables man to ~persuade others;
 6   2, 43  |     account of the power which enables them to contend: but on
 7   2, 57  |     judgment. Now ~"{synesis}" enables us to judge well. Therefore "{
 8   2, 7   |  begets hope, in so ~far as it enables us to appreciate the prize
 9   2, 43  |       as stated ~above (A[1]), enables us to judge aright of Divine
10   2, 47  |        are near. Now foresight enables a man to look on distant
11   2, 129 |        his excellence, as this enables him ~to profit others.~Aquin.:
12   2, 141 |     parts. ~The first of these enables one to discern what to do
13   2, 167 |    with ~what is suitable, and enables him to determine what is
14   2, 179 | occupation of ~the active life enables a man to see more clearly
15   2, 181 |          Now it is virtue that enables us "to act with immobility,"
16   2, 183 |      which that honor or power enables us to do." Nevertheless,
17   2, 185 |   because he lacks that ~which enables him to do it: thus it is
18   3, 43  |         1/3~I answer that, God enables man to work miracles for
19   3, 55  |   debars ~merit of faith which enables one to see by knowledge
20 Suppl, 18|   against punishment. But this enables us to see ~that it is not
21 Suppl, 35|      the character of Baptism ~enables a man to receive the sacrament
22 Suppl, 36|      to have such knowledge as enables them ~to observe rightly
23 Suppl, 42|        confer ~the grace which enables us to do those works which
24 Suppl, 70|        is so called because it enables us to do or ~suffer something,