Part, Question

 1   1, 5   |          senses ~delight in things duly proportioned, as in what
 2   1, 18  |         the means to that end, and duly coordinate them. Hence a
 3   1, 71  |          that ~the mingling may be duly tempered in the body of
 4   1, 71  |          that ~the mingling may be duly tempered in the body of
 5   2, 4   |             will consists in being duly ordered to the last end.
 6   2, 4   |       receive a form, unless it be duly ~disposed thereto, so nothing
 7   2, 4   |         gains an end, except it be duly ordained ~thereto. And therefore
 8   2, 101 |        whereby His worshippers are duly prepared to worship Him:
 9   2, 4   |           act of lifeless faith is duly perfect on the part of the
10   2, 12  |      secondly, by ~having his will duly submissive in obeying His
11   2, 56  |          used in that operation is duly ~proportionate to another
12   2, 56  |         only to distribute things ~duly, but also to repress injurious
13   2, 60  |    condition of either party being duly considered according to
14   2, 66  |         bound to do what he cannot duly ~accomplish.~Aquin.: SMT
15   2, 104 |          favor had been conferred ~duly, since in fact the favor
16   2, 107 |        whether words or deeds, are duly ordered in relation to some ~
17   2, 120 |           religion, whereby man is duly ~directed to God, Who is
18   2, 186 |         life of the solitaries, if duly ~practiced, surpasses the
19   3, 72  |       intervening, nor can one ~be duly celebrated without the other."
20 Suppl, 29|          all essentials have been ~duly observed, as is the case
21 Suppl, 52| considerations, all of which being duly weighed it will be possible
22 Suppl, 83|        when the sensible object is duly proportionate to the ~sense,