Part, Question

 1   1, 110|        the imaginative vision man cleaves to the similitudes ~of the
 2   1, 112|        blessed, because they will cleaves entirely to the ordering
 3   2, 15 |           thing, in so far as it ~cleaves to it, gets by a kind of
 4   2, 15 |          of the thing to which it cleaves, ~in so far as it takes
 5   2, 73 |        Lord." Now the ~more a man cleaves to God, the less is a sin
 6   2, 86 |      actions. Now, when the soul ~cleaves to things by love, there
 7   2, 86 |            and ~when man sins, he cleaves to certain things, against
 8   2, 86 |          soul is stained, when it cleaves inordinately, ~according
 9   2, 88 |           OBJ 3: Further, whoever cleaves to a thing by love, cleaves
10   2, 88 |       cleaves to a thing by love, cleaves either as ~enjoying it,
11   2, 88 |        But no person, in sinning, cleaves to a mutable good as using
12   2, 88 |            He that sins venially, cleaves to temporal good, not as ~
13   2, 108|     consists: so that the more he cleaves to the ~one, the more he
14   2, 108|    conversely. Wherefore he ~that cleaves wholly to the things of
15   2, 2  |        But this act "to believe," cleaves firmly ~to one side, in
16   2, 4  |          truth to which our faith cleaves, as ~was made evident when
17   2, 25 |      leave all his kinsfolk, and ~cleaves to his wife as regards the
18   2, 32 | indirectly. For just as ~the will cleaves directly to what it loves,
19   2, 122|          good of virtue, since he cleaves to faith and ~justice notwithstanding