Part, Question

 1   1, 97  |   praiseworthy, whereby man refrains ~from such pleasures. But
 2   2, 20  |  will, does a good ~deed or refrains from an evil deed. Which
 3   2, 93  |    he is under the law, who refrains from evil deeds, ~through
 4   2, 107 |    D, 40]; since when a man refrains from ~some sins through
 5   2, 107 |  does the will of a man who refrains from sin through love of ~
 6   2, 108 |    man for some ~fixed time refrains from carnal pleasures that
 7   2, 18  |   without, in so far as he ~refrains from sin through fear of
 8   2, 31  |   Civ. Dei i, 9): "If a man refrains from chiding ~and reproving
 9   2, 41  |    a like reason the Church refrains ~from demanding tithes in
10   2, 109 |   not, yet lies not when he refrains from saying what he is,
11   2, 142 |  two ways. In one way a man refrains ~from vicious acts through
12   2, 149 |    united, namely ~God, and refrains from delighting in union
13   2, 150 |    and holy continency that refrains from all sexual intercourse
14   2, 150 |     intemperate: but he who refrains from all is loutish and
15   2, 150 |  reason. Now holy virginity refrains from all venereal ~pleasure
16   2, 152 |  inordinate, seeing that it refrains not from the ~pleasurable
17   2, 153 |    that by continence a man refrains even from things that are ~
18   2, 153 |     a perfect virtue, which refrains not merely from unlawful
19   2, 178 |    be peace": since he ~who refrains from wronging others lessens
20   2, 182 |     for instance when a man refrains even from lawful things,
21 Suppl, 18|     the physician prudently refrains from giving a medicine ~
22 Suppl, 18| Divine instinct, some times refrains from enjoining the entire
23 Suppl, 41|   Yet virginity whereby one refrains from marriage is praiseworthy. ~