Part, Question

 1   1, 19 | prohibiting its contrary; or by persuasion, ~which is a part of counsel.
 2   1, 105|  creature or of God, by way of ~persuasion.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[106] A[
 3   1, 105|   induce another to love God by persuasion as ~explained above.~Aquin.:
 4   1, 110|        move the will by ~way of persuasion, as above explained (Q[106],
 5   1, 110|      incite to virtue by way of persuasion.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[111] A[
 6   1, 110|   things thought of, by way ~of persuasion, or by rousing the passions.
 7   2, 40 |      and thus both teaching and persuasion may ~be a cause of hope.
 8   2, 80 |       sufficiently, but only by persuasion, or by ~proposing the object
 9   2, 99 |        by way of inducement and persuasion: an example ~whereof is
10   2, 99 |        the higher the means of ~persuasion that it employs. Therefore,
11   2, 99 |         sciences, the ~means of persuasion are adapted to the conditions
12   2, 6  |      faith, by way of external ~persuasion afforded by science; but
13   2, 10 |        not by compulsion but by persuasion, to ~embrace the faith:
14   2, 71 |        for ~instance by an evil persuasion, which does not induce necessity.
15   2, 161|         had spoken his words of persuasion, her mind was ~puffed up,
16   3, 8  |        did not sin ~through the persuasion of another; so likewise
17   3, 8  |       he beguiles it to evil by persuasion.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[8] A[7]
18   3, 8  |         in his day by exterior ~persuasion; nevertheless those who
19   3, 42 |          in the efficacy of His persuasion, ~and in the authority of