Part, Question

 1   1, 17  |      subjects ~because of their indisposition receive defectively the
 2   1, 49  |      was said above, or by the ~indisposition of the matter, which does
 3   1, 50  |      was said above, or by the ~indisposition of the matter, which does
 4   1, 91  |    force or from some ~material indisposition, or even from some external
 5   2, 4   |         man can be hindered, by indisposition of the body, ~from every
 6   2, 17  |      power, due to some organic indisposition.~~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[17] A[
 7   2, 44  |     ways. First, from a natural indisposition, as ~in the case of idiots,
 8   2, 170 |   acquired science. Now natural indisposition hinders the considerations ~
 9   2, 170 |        are prevented by natural indisposition ~from succeeding to grasp
10   2, 170 |         OBJ 3: Further, natural indisposition is a much greater obstacle
11   2, 170 |        therefore does a natural indisposition hinder prophecy; and thus
12   2, 170 |        1~Reply OBJ 3: A natural indisposition, if not removed, might be
13   2, 170 |    passion. But ~such a natural indisposition as this is removed by the
14   3, 89  |   account of sleepiness or some indisposition of the body.~Aquin.: SMT
15 Suppl, 71| profiting by reason ~of his own indisposition. Nevertheless, as stated
16 Suppl, 72|       remove from bodies ~their indisposition to the perfection of glory.
17 Suppl, 72|     higher heaven ~we find this indisposition both as regards guilt, since
18 Suppl, 72|        bodies. For in some this indisposition regards something inherent
19 Suppl, 72|      own purity. In others this indisposition does not ~regard something
20 Suppl, 87|      Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: The indisposition of an organ removes the
21 Suppl, 87|   pleasure is hindered. But the indisposition which ~is in the damned
22 Suppl, 89|         thing, on account of an indisposition in the organ, ~is not said