Part, Question

 1   1, 77  |      the proper sensible by ~discerning it from other things which
 2   1, 77  |     sense; for ~instance, by discerning white from black or green.
 3   1, 77  |     know both. Wherefore the discerning judgment must be assigned ~
 4   1, 83  |     what he sees is a dream, discerning, as ~it were, between things,
 5   2, 66  |      disposition, ~or a more discerning judgment of reason, or again
 6   2, 111 |    prophecy; to another, the discerning of spirits; to ~another
 7   2, 111 |       and thus there is the "discerning of spirits." ~Aquin.: SMT
 8   2, 9   |      one ought to believe by discerning things to be ~believed from
 9   2, 44  |   meats, so is a wise man in discerning things and causes." Wherefore
10   2, 45  |      that "prudence is ~love discerning aright that which helps
11   2, 45  |     senses exercised to the ~discerning of good and evil."~Aquin.:
12   2, 45  |    aptitude than another ~in discerning them, just as it happens
13   2, 49  |   among ~men, he who is most discerning can judge a greater number
14   2, 68  |   use his own discretion in ~discerning which side to favor, by
15   2, 171 | sometimes for the purpose of discerning truthfully and ~efficaciously
16   2, 184 |     senses exercised to the ~discerning of good and evil." Therefore
17   2, 186 |      senses exercised to the discerning of good and evil."~Aquin.:
18   3, 80  |      of this sin, says, "not discerning the body ~of the Lord,"
19 Suppl, 20|    the power which he had of discerning between different kinds
20 Suppl, 37|     to ~the reader; and the "discerning of spirits" to the doorkeeper,
21 Suppl, 79|   which touch ~is capable of discerning: and such an alteration