Part, Question

 1   1, 94  |      reward, which ~consists in rejoicing for created good.~Aquin.:
 2   2, 25  |       the Apostle (Rm. 12:12): "Rejoicing in hope." But the ~concupiscible
 3   2, 31  |    delight in the body, without rejoicing thereat according to ~reason.
 4   2, 32  |        is written (Rm. 12:12): "Rejoicing in hope"; and ~(Ps. 76:4): "
 5   2, 70  |          when the will rests by rejoicing in them." ~But our will
 6   2, 17  |        according to Rm. 12:12, "Rejoicing in ~hope." Now the damned
 7   2, 19  |       according ~to Rm. 12:12, "rejoicing in hope." Therefore sloth
 8   2, 24  |        is of one mind with him, rejoicing and sorrowing in almost
 9   2, 27  |       according to Rm. 12:12: ~"Rejoicing in hope." Therefore it is
10   2, 142 |       presence of ~the council, rejoicing that they were accounted
11   3, 21  |    ascend ~to the Living God by rejoicing; and with equal reason by
12   3, 46  |       soul to be suffering ~and rejoicing at the one time.~Aquin.:
13   3, 83  |       thanksgiving, the ~people rejoicing for having received the
14 Suppl, 64| signalized by much unrestrained rejoicing. On this account it is ~
15 Suppl, 64|     certain worldly and ~carnal rejoicing connected with it, which
16 Suppl, 69|       greater joy in the common rejoicing of all, as ~appears from
17 Suppl, 74|    gloss observes, "through all rejoicing each one might rejoice the ~
18 Suppl, 90|       body is rendered happy by rejoicing in the infinite ~good, namely
19 Suppl, 91|  punishment ~of the wicked. For rejoicing in another's evil pertains
20 Suppl, 91|        thing may be a matter of rejoicing in two ways. First ~directly,