Part, Question

 1   1, 19| pleasing and praiseworthy when contrasted with evil." But God wills
 2   1, 60|       3. Now rational love is ~contrasted with intellectual, which
 3   1, 68|     heaven. For the heaven is ~contrasted with the earth, in the words, "
 4   1, 69|  understood not simply, but as contrasted with the place of the dry
 5   1, 61|       3. Now rational love is ~contrasted with intellectual, which
 6   1, 69|     heaven. For the heaven is ~contrasted with the earth, in the words, "
 7   1, 70|  understood not simply, but as contrasted with the place of the dry
 8   2, 26|    concupiscence should not be contrasted with friendship.~Aquin.:
 9   2, 30|       the natural ~appetite is contrasted with the animal appetite.
10   2, 30|      OBJ 3: Further, reason is contrasted with nature, as stated in
11   2, 31|        in man may be taken ~as contrasted with reason, and as denoting
12   2, 35|      usual meaning, then it is contrasted with sorrow, according to
13   2, 46|      OBJ 2: Further, reason is contrasted with nature: since those
14   2, 57|        active faculty which is contrasted with the speculative ~faculty,
15   2, 57|        Reply OBJ 3: Science is contrasted with virtue taken in the
16   2, 72|  specifically, since ~they are contrasted with one another as different
17   2, 95|       Further, positive law is contrasted with natural law, as stated ~
18   2, 33|   according to ~God," which is contrasted with sorrow of the world.
19   3, 7 |     Ethic. vii, 1), virtue is ~contrasted with a "certain heroic or