Part, Question

 1   1, 107 |      the first of ~which is to appoint those things which are to
 2   1, 107 |        since the "Dominations" appoint and order what belongs to ~
 3   2, 58  |        as a prudent man ~would appoint it." Now this right reason
 4   2, 59  |        as a ~prudent man would appoint it."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[59]
 5   2, 64  |         as a prudent man would appoint it." If therefore ~intellectual
 6   2, 103 |     had no other effect but to appoint them to the divine worship,
 7   2, 105 |        Dt. 16:18: ~"Thou shalt appoint judges and magistrates in
 8   2, 1   |     manner it was necessary to appoint a third ~article about the
 9   2, 26  |    necessary for the reason to appoint a mode to the exterior effect ~
10   2, 45  |     not belong to prudence to ~appoint the end to moral virtues,
11   2, 45  |     not belong to ~prudence to appoint the end to moral virtues,
12   2, 45  | virtues. But prudence does not appoint the end to moral virtues,
13   2, 45  |    Therefore prudence does not appoint the mean to ~moral virtues.~
14   2, 58  |        Dt. 16:18): "Thou shalt appoint judges ~and magistrates
15   2, 76  |  senate did not (nor could it) appoint a usufruct ~to such things,
16   2, 106 |   Further, there is no need to appoint a special virtue for an
17   2, 116 | belongs properly to justice to appoint the measure in ~the acquisition
18   2, 145 |        that the Church ~should appoint certain fasts to be kept
19   2, 182 |       apostles decided here to appoint throughout the ~Church seven
20   2, 183 |        he who has to choose or appoint one for a bishop is ~not
21   2, 183 |   fellowship of good men, "and appoint his portion ~with hypocrites,"
22 Suppl, 40|        reprove, to correct, to appoint, to loose, and to bind in
23 Suppl, 86|       the Divine sentence will appoint ~to each one the reward