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 1   1, 63  | maintained if it be held that he elicited an act ~of free-will in
 2   1, 64  | maintained if it be held that he elicited an act ~of free-will in
 3   1, 110 |       intelligible truth can ~be elicited from the species derived
 4   2, 1   |          secondly, because it is elicited by the will, for ~instance
 5   2, 1   |     impossible for the very act ~elicited by the will to be the last
 6   2, 6   |          are voluntary, as being elicited by the will, ~and as issuing
 7   2, 6   |      immediate act, ~as it were, elicited by it, namely, "to wish";
 8   2, 8   |    itself immediately, as being ~elicited by the will; secondly, those
 9   2, 69  |        such acts, to wit, as are elicited ~by those gifts, as, e.g.
10   2, 71  |        it be voluntary, as being elicited ~by the will, e.g. to will
11   2, 74  |        not only ~those which are elicited by the will, but also those
12   2, 74  |         2: Reason has its proper elicited act about its proper object; ~
13   2, 30  |       Nothing hinders the proper elicited act of one virtue being ~
14   3, 85  |        two ways: first as being ~elicited by charity, and a like virtuous
15 Suppl, 1 |         act of contrition may be elicited; so that attrition ~can
16 Suppl, 5 |          as it follows, ~the act elicited by the virtue can be a cause
17 Suppl, 7 |     pardon for them, is not the ~elicited act of the virtue of truth,
18 Suppl, 12| friendship. And since ~an act is elicited by the habit to whose end
19 Suppl, 12|            hence satisfaction is elicited by justice but is commanded
20 Suppl, 70|      that affection, but to have elicited in the body the merit of
21 Suppl, 92|       habit whereby ~this act is elicited, namely the clarity of glory,