Part, Question

 1   2, 72  |        since man is naturally a civic and social animal, as is ~
 2   2, 25  |         It may also ~be seen in civic virtues whereby sometimes
 3   2, 25  |        fellow-citizens on their civic fellowship, and the friendship
 4   2, 29  |       of fellow-citizens is ~in civic matters, that of the faithful
 5   2, 45  |         riding, soldiering, and civic life, differ specifically ~
 6   2, 46  |        OBJ 2: Here domestic and civic prudence are not to be taken
 7   2, 55  | domestic ~justice" rather than "civic."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[57] A[
 8   2, 122 |       of fortitude. Now just as civic fortitude ~strengthens a
 9   2, 126 |       fortitude. ~The first is "civic" fortitude, which produces
10   2, 159 |         virtues as directed to ~civic life, wherein the subjection
11 Suppl, 44|        Reply OBJ 3: Just as the civic life denotes not the individual
12 Suppl, 59|        performing acts of other civic ~virtues. Again, the reason
13 Suppl, 71|       Although the communion of civic deeds whereof the ~Philosopher
14 Suppl, 71|    because the dead are outside civic life, the communication
15 Suppl, 93|       fitness ~thereto. Even so civic happiness is embellished
16 Suppl, 93|       but any other virtue, not civic but infused, that has ~Christ
17 Suppl, 95|       instance heathens who had civic virtues. ~Now a will elicits
18 Suppl, 95|      Reply OBJ 3: The habits of civic virtue do not remain in
19 Suppl, 95|  virtues perfect us only in the civic life which will ~not remain