Part, Question

 1   1, 58  |  Consequently, owing to their upright will, from their knowing ~
 2   1, 59  |  Consequently, owing to their upright will, from their knowing ~
 3   1, 90  |     Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 3: An upright stature was becoming to
 4   2, 19  |  because "He wishes man to be upright and to ~tend to God," as
 5   2, 19  |       1, "Praise becometh the upright," a gloss ~says: "That man
 6   2, 19  |        says: "That man has an upright heart, who wills what God
 7   2, 19  |  everyone is bound to have an upright heart. Therefore everyone
 8   2, 59  |  perverse also: but if ~it is upright, they are not only blameless,
 9   2, 56  |     11:5, "The justice of the upright shall make ~his way prosperous."
10   2, 166 |      reflect ~something of an upright mind." Thirdly, we must
11   2, 171 | according to Ps. 139:14, "The upright shall dwell with Thy ~countenance."
12   2, 181 |      on account of his being ~upright; and Gregory says (Moral.
13   2, 181 |       1, "Praise becometh the upright," says: "The upright are ~
14   2, 181 |      the upright," says: "The upright are ~those who direct their
15   2, 181 |       but only when he stands upright: nor ~again is he said to
16   2, 181 |  required that they should be upright; nor again are men said
17   2, 181 |       said to ~stand, however upright their position be, unless
18   3, 46  |      death should ~trouble an upright man, the cross of this Man
19   3, 59  |      second thing required is upright zeal, so as to pass ~judgment
20 Suppl, 40|        stockings" signify his upright walk; the ~"sandals" which
21 Appen1, 2|     who ~are in Purgatory are upright in heart. Now uprightness