Part, Question

 1   1, 103 |           by applying the natural activity of fire; thus a ~builder
 2   1, 113 |            real miracles. For the activity of the demons will show
 3   2, 22  | intellectual appetite has greater activity ~than the object of the
 4   2, 33  |        which tire from protracted activity. ~And in this sense also
 5   2, 33  |   appropriate pleasures ~increase activity . . . whereas pleasures
 6   2, 33  |       sources are ~impediments to activity." Accordingly there is a
 7   2, 33  |   pleasure, and attention fosters activity.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[33] A[
 8   2, 37  |        sorrow or pain weakens all activity?~(4) Whether sorrow is more
 9   2, 37  |        sorrow or pain weakens all activity?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[37] A[
10   2, 37  |        sorrow does not weaken all activity. Because ~carefulness is
11   2, 57  |          active ~principle, whose activity is its perfection: for prudence
12   2, 8   |       which may result from man's activity. ~Therefore the gift of
13   2, 29  |     natural agent pours forth its activity first and most of all on
14   2, 61  |          of worldly ~authority or activity, or something of the kind.
15   2, 127 |         which is the field of its activity, secondly to ~its proper
16   2, 177 |         by ~means of well-ordered activity. If, on the other hand,
17   2, 179 |        common love, the universal activity."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[181]
18   3, 33  |       likewise ~in respect of its activity rather than of its passiveness:
19   3, 50  |    privation has not any power of activity, because ~it is nothing
20   3, 61  |           is prone to direct his ~activity chiefly towards material
21 Suppl, 32|         first principle of human ~activity, the anointing of the five
22 Suppl, 64|   passivity as between agent and ~activity; and accordingly there is
23 Suppl, 69|    whether asleep or awake by the activity of good or wicked angels
24 Suppl, 72|       which surpass the others in activity, they would seem especially