Part, Question

 1   1, 19  | inasmuch as no perfection can accrue to Him from them, it ~follows
 2   1, 56  | knowledge such as this cannot accrue to any ~creature from its
 3   1, 73  |     not because ~anything can accrue to God, or be taken from
 4   1, 57  | knowledge such as this cannot accrue to any ~creature from its
 5   1, 72  |     not because ~anything can accrue to God, or be taken from
 6   2, 2   |    perfect good, no evil ~can accrue to anyone therefrom. This
 7   2, 18  |       certain additions which accrue ~to it by reason of certain
 8   2, 40  |   that we hope that good will accrue to us through someone, we
 9   2, 6   |       nature, this must needs accrue to him from some supernatural
10   2, 16  |      wherefrom certain things accrue to us. Now we derive from
11   2, 22  |       not that something may ~accrue to us from Him. Hence charity
12   2, 26  |       nor again does goodness accrue to Him from aught else,
13   2, 34  |       those ~things which can accrue to the worthy and the unworthy;
14   2, 34  |    faith, temporal goods that accrue to those who are unworthy, ~
15   2, 127 |     that to magnanimity there accrue certain fixed accidents
16   2, 183 |    ecclesiastical goods which accrue to them?~Aquin.: SMT SS
17   3, 9   |     no acquired species could accrue to His ~soul.~Aquin.: SMT
18   3, 19  |    perfection more than would accrue to Him by merit. Hence He
19   3, 47  |  fruits of His petition might accrue to Jews and ~Gentiles, Christ
20 Suppl, 54|      no new ~friendship would accrue to anyone from such a marriage.
21 Suppl, 71|         Therefore nothing can accrue to a man from the works
22 Suppl, 71|     generation being does not accrue save to the object generated,
23 Suppl, 88|      which, it is said, will ~accrue to them at man's renewal.