Part, Question

 1   1, 78  |       Augustine, "is intent on the disposal of temporal ~things." Therefore
 2   1, 78  |            which "is intent on the disposal ~of temporal things." Now
 3   1, 95  |            that the latter has the disposal of himself, ~as is stated
 4   2, 16  |          Now he ~alone who has the disposal of a thing, can apply it
 5   2, 102 |       four-footed ~animal at their disposal, might at least offer a
 6   2, 24  |    free-will, is the master of its disposal of the good it possesses. ~
 7   2, 88  |            are ~not subject to our disposal but to that of God and the
 8   2, 93  |          which are directed to the disposal of earthly things: in ~elections
 9   2, 102 |          in matters concerning the disposal of actions and human ~affairs,
10   2, 139 |         objects that ~are at man's disposal, are directed to some necessity
11   2, 183 | Nevertheless they ~may sin in this disposal by inordinate affection,
12   2, 184 |            thirdly, as regards the disposal of one's own ~actions, which
13   2, 184 |             commits himself to the disposal of another.~Aquin.: SMT
14   2, 187 |            s power as regards the ~disposal of their manner of life,
15   2, 187 |           to have, namely the free disposal of his person, for "a slave ~
16   3, 50  |       whole city, since its entire disposal ~is vested in him.~Aquin.:
17   3, 78  |          OBJ 3: A testament is the disposal of a heritage. But God disposed ~
18 Suppl, 37|           ministry directed to the disposal ~of the sacramental matter
19 Suppl, 39|           a slave who has not ~the disposal of himself, cannot be raised
20 Suppl, 45|         that which is at the ~free disposal of another, without the
21 Suppl, 73|            mortal ~remains and the disposal thereof for the restoration
22 Suppl, 88|            awaits from the Divine ~disposal.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[91] A[