Part, Question

 1   1, 43 |      Further, whoever is sent, departs from one place and comes
 2   1, 43 |      Further, whoever is sent, departs from one place and comes
 3   2, 32 |     pleasure is not that which departs from custom, but rather
 4   2, 48 |     advent of pleasure, ~anger departs: and consequently anger
 5   2, 68 |      order of generation, ~man departs from evil on account of
 6   2, 73 |      much as ~man, by sinning, departs from a commandment of the
 7   2, 73 |        deformity, ~whether one departs more or less from the due
 8   2, 73 |  gravity of a sin whether one ~departs more or less from the rectitude
 9   2, 73 |    because the fact that a man departs from the order of ~reason
10   2, 18 |        6) Whether servile fear departs when charity comes?~(7)
11   2, 19 |     result of which is that he departs from God.~Aquin.: SMT SS
12   2, 35 |      own ~way of thinking, and departs from that of others, is
13   2, 57 |      man by injuring ~himself, departs from equality, even as by
14   2, 57 |   injustice in a small matter, departs but ~slightly from the mean.
15   2, 62 |    Reply OBJ 3: By sinning man departs from the order of reason,
16   2, 67 |        If the lower authority ~departs from the order of the higher,
17   2, 67 |   unjustly, in this respect he departs from the order of the higher ~
18   2, 144|   special motive why a passion departs from the good of ~reason,
19   2, 162|    first instant in which life departs, ~death is said to be present.
20   2, 181| another as soon as that spirit departs, so too in ~the Church's
21   2, 181|      bond of peace." Now a man departs from this ~unity of spirit
22   3, 39 |      besets ~any other man who departs from this life without being
23   3, 51 |  because when the natural heat departs, ~there supervenes heat
24   3, 76 |    that the mystical blessing ~departs from the sacrament, if any