Part, Question

 1   1, 63 |       a ~hindrance to the good coveted by the wicked angel, except
 2   1, 63 |         except inasmuch as he ~coveted a singular excellence, which
 3   1, 64 |       a ~hindrance to the good coveted by the wicked angel, except
 4   1, 64 |         except inasmuch as he ~coveted a singular excellence, which
 5   2, 9  |      Ps. 118:20: "My soul hath coveted to long for Thy ~justifications:
 6   2, 25 |   towards union with the thing coveted or desired. ~Therefore desire
 7   2, 30 |          118:20: "My soul hath coveted [concupivit] to long for
 8   2, 100| diversity of actions or things coveted, as the Philosopher says (
 9   2, 8  |      Ps. 118:20: "My soul hath coveted to long for Thy ~justifications,"
10   2, 9  | mastered by the ~evil which he coveted as though it were good."~
11   2, 161|          2) What the first man coveted by sinning?~(3) Whether
12   2, 161|    good. Now he would not have coveted it ~inordinately, by desiring
13   2, 161|         Now the first thing he coveted inordinately ~was his own
14   2, 161|         it would seem that man coveted God's likeness in order ~
15   2, 161|    from the very fact that man coveted a spiritual good above his ~
16   2, 161|    Article, it follows that he coveted ~God's likeness inordinately.~
17   2, 161|       devil and the first man) coveted ~God's likeness inordinately,
18   2, 161|      God's." Nevertheless both coveted somewhat to be equal to ~
19   2, 162|        to become that which he coveted to ~be, but did not keep