Part, Question

 1   1, 5   |       thus, where these three abound the things are ~very good;
 2   1, 90  |     But the inferior elements abound in ~man by their substance;
 3   1, 108 |       But the superior demons abound ~in the participation of
 4   2, 33  |      5): ~"Thou shall see and abound, thy heart shall wonder
 5   2, 58  |   from the fact that passions abound in ~the continent and persevering
 6   2, 66  |     20): "Unless your justice abound more ~than that of the Scribes
 7   2, 69  |     not theirs, that they may abound in temporal ~goods. Wherefore
 8   2, 85  |      that "where ~these three abound, the good is great; where
 9   2, 85  |     are not equal in all, but abound in some more than in others,
10   2, 91  | orderly." But nature does not abound in ~superfluities as neither
11   2, 91  |     20: "Unless ~your justice abound more than that of the Scribes
12   2, 98  |     entered in that sin might abound." Therefore the ~Old Law
13   2, 98  |    entered in that sin might ~abound," the conjunction "that"
14   2, 106 |   entered in, that sin might ~abound: and when sin abounded grace
15   2, 106 |       abounded grace did more abound."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[106]
16   2, 108 |       11): "He will make thee abound with all goods." But the
17   2, 111 | things. Thirdly, he ought to ~abound with examples and a knowledge
18   2, 26  |     lovers of flattery always abound." Therefore it is better
19   2, 85  |      20, "Unless your justice abound more than that of the ~Scribes
20   2, 169 |      1 Cor. 14:12): ~"Seek to abound unto the edification of
21   2, 175 |   tongue in a ~good man shall abound [Vulg.: 'aboundeth']." Now
22   2, 182 |          I know . . . both to abound and to suffer need." Now ~
23   2, 183 |       1 Cor. 14:12, "Seek to ~abound unto the edifying of the
24   3, 1   |      abounded, grace did more abound." Hence, too, in the blessing ~
25   3, 7   |     man Christ that He should abound ~in the word of wisdom and
26   3, 7   |     is able to make all grace abound in you." But the ~Divine
27   3, 89  |      abounded, grace did more abound."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[89] A[
28   3, 89  |      that the more their sins abound, the more abundant grace ~
29   3, 89  |    sometimes those whose sins abound, abound also in sorrow,
30   3, 89  |      those whose sins abound, abound also in sorrow, so ~that
31 Suppl, 40|       New Testament ought ~to abound more than that of the ministers