Part, Question

 1   1, 59  |             3: Further, the natural endowments of the angels belong to
 2   1, 60  |             3: Further, the natural endowments of the angels belong to
 3   2, 109 |          power, man by his natural ~endowments could wish and do the good
 4   2, 109 |            by virtue of its natural endowments, work some ~particular good,
 5   2, 109 |             made with only natural ~endowments; and in this state it is
 6   2, 109 |          grace added to his natural endowments, in order to ~love God above
 7   2, 109 |            Now man with his natural endowments can fulfil this command
 8   2, 109 |             with his purely natural endowments, fulfil the ~precept of
 9   2, 109 |        natural thing by its natural endowments can attain its end. Much ~
10   2, 109 |         everlasting by his natural ~endowments, without grace.~Aquin.:
11   2, 109 |           Hence man, by his natural endowments, cannot produce meritorious
12   2, 111 |          further. And hence natural endowments are not ~a debt in the first
13   2, 114 |           Hence man by his natural ~endowments and without grace can merit
14   2, 114 |             he who has only natural endowments has received ~fewer gifts
15   2, 114 |        grace, by his purely natural endowments, viz. because man's ~merit
16   2, 2   | sufficiently insured by its natural endowments. Now matters of faith, ~
17   2, 43  |          can acquire by his natural endowments, belongs to the wisdom which
18   3, 1   |            according to its natural endowments, since it was above its ~
19 Suppl, 92|            spiritual marriage these endowments, properly speaking, ~are
20 Suppl, 92|            whatever pertains to the endowments of ~the soul is befitting