Part, Question

 1   1, 83 |     were he examines what he is desirous of understanding. For ~this
 2   2, 8  |         inclination of a person desirous of a thing towards ~that
 3   2, 41 |          i.e. of contraction - "desirous of vindicating nature."
 4   2, 102|       violet signifies the mind desirous of heavenly ~things; purple
 5   2, 33 |         the mind itself that is desirous of rushing after various ~
 6   2, 34 |        26): "Let us not be made desirous ~of vainglory, provoking
 7   2, 42 |        26): "Let us not be made desirous of ~vainglory, provoking
 8   2, 112|         iv, 6), "is essentially desirous of sharing ~pleasures, but
 9   2, 130|         Reply OBJ 2: He that is desirous of vainglory does in truth
10   2, 130|        2: Not every man that is desirous of vainglory, desires the ~
11   2, 140|        diet, ~and those who are desirous of giving themselves up
12   2, 142|        men, by whom man is more desirous of being honored and by
13   2, 142|          wherefore men are more desirous of ~being honored by those
14   2, 156|         relation to the subject desirous of vengeance, as when the
15   2, 178|      drive them away: but being desirous of seeing ~the incomprehensible
16   2, 182|     monastic vows through being desirous of a ~better life must be
17   2, 183|           7) that "Isaias being desirous of profiting his neighbor,
18   2, 183|      the wickedness of persons ~desirous of subverting the faith
19   3, 2  |          iii, D, 6). But others desirous of keeping the unity of
20   3, 14 |  sightliness] that we should be desirous of Him. Despised and the
21   3, 30 |        put this question, being desirous that Christ should give
22   3, 30 | attention. Therefore the angel, desirous of drawing the Virgin's ~
23   3, 55 |        risen Christ, He was not desirous ~of living with them constantly