Part, Question

 1   1, 80  |    also to resistance ~against corruptive and contrary agencies which
 2   2, 28  | dissolvent: therefore it is a ~corruptive and a wounding passion.~
 3   2, 28  |      heat; which excess ~has a corruptive effect. But love causes
 4   2, 28  |        love is a ~wounding and corruptive passion.~Aquin.: SMT FS
 5   2, 31  |   those ~passions which have a corruptive and evil tendency, such
 6   2, 35  |    outward pain is caused by a corruptive ~conjoined corporally, which
 7   2, 36  |        from things hurtful and corruptive is desired, ~in so far as
 8   2, 36  |     the actual presence of the corruptive evil.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[36]
 9   2, 41  |   future evil which is either ~corruptive or painful." In like manner
10   2, 41  |       5), there is a fear of ~"corruptive evil," which nature shrinks
11   2, 42  |    future evil which is either corruptive or painful." ~Now just as
12   2, 42  |    contrary to the will, so a ~corruptive evil is that which is contrary
13   2, 42  |        evil of nature, that is corruptive, be apprehended as near ~
14   2, 28  |      natural ~appetite, namely corruptive or distressing evils, the
15   2, 28  |        a visible evil, whether corruptive or distressing." ~Secondly,
16   2, 151 |     intemperance ~is the chief corruptive of prudence: wherefore the
17   2, 160 |     that of vices. For vice is corruptive of virtue. Now that which
18 Suppl, 56|      world which has a natural corruptive tendency. To this is ~likened
19 Suppl, 70|        accidentally ~something corruptive of the sight, in so far
20 Suppl, 72|        so that their action is corruptive: whereas light is a principle ~