Part, Question

 1   1, 18  |       above these, such as habits inclining them like a ~second nature
 2   1, 63  |            again, could any habit inclining to sin precede their first
 3   1, 64  |            again, could any habit inclining to sin precede their first
 4   1, 114 |          have a certain force in ~inclining the will; nevertheless the
 5   2, 38  |         When there are two causes inclining to contrary movements, ~
 6   2, 54  |          adhering to a power, and inclining that power to acts of a
 7   2, 58  |      virtue like a second nature, inclining him to consent to his ~reason,
 8   2, 72  |           find a different motive inclining the intention to sin, there
 9   2, 75  |        rule, and the appetite, as inclining to sin. Accordingly something ~
10   2, 75  |            If the external causes inclining to sin be multiplied, the ~
11   2, 75  |           dispositions and habits inclining to like acts. Secondly,
12   2, 76  |           of the passion or habit inclining to sin.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
13   2, 78  |     having a corrupt ~disposition inclining him to evil, so that, in
14   2, 79  |         works in men's hearts, by inclining ~their wills to whatever
15   2, 79  |        First, directly, namely be inclining his or another's will ~to
16   2, 90  |          the ~extrinsic principle inclining to evil is the devil, of
17   2, 108 |          habit bestowed on us and inclining us to act aright, it makes
18   2, 22  |  superadded to the natural power, inclining it to the act of love, this ~
19   2, 22  | superadded to the ~natural power, inclining that power to the act of
20   3, 27  |       reason; and this it does by inclining to evil, or hindering from ~
21   3, 27  | sanctification she received grace inclining her ~to good: in the conception
22 Suppl, 81|     either because it has a force inclining it to a contrary ~movement,
23 Suppl, 81|    resistance, neither of a force inclining to a contrary movement nor