Part, Question

 1   1, 94  |       against the spirit by the rebellion of the ~passions against
 2   1, 101 |       obedience and the evil of rebellion. It may also be said to
 3   2, 17  |        soul is punished for its rebellion ~against God, by the insubmission
 4   2, 67  |        temperance, ~without the rebellion of the desires: so that
 5   2, 83  |       in the ~soul. Because the rebellion of the flesh against the
 6   2, 83  |       sin. Now the root of this rebellion is seated in ~the flesh:
 7   2, 105 |        of his ~stubbornness and rebellion, which was always punished
 8   2, 12  |   denotes an act of the will in rebellion against God's commandments,
 9   2, 43  |        there is no movement of ~rebellion, but only obedience to reason."~
10   2, 65  | inflicted is on account of ~his rebellion against the Church, and
11   2, 65  |      the Church, and since this rebellion is manifest, ~it stands
12   2, 161 |   innocence, ~that there was no rebellion of the flesh against the
13   2, 162 |      there followed ~so great a rebellion of the carnal appetite against
14   2, 162 |   therefore evident that as the rebellion of the carnal appetite ~
15   2, 162 |         they experienced at the rebellion ~of the flesh against the
16   2, 162 |      those members wherein the ~rebellion of the flesh against the
17   3, 27  |       fomes, consisting in the ~rebellion of the lower powers against
18 Suppl, 49|        alone, consisting in the rebellion of ~concupiscence against