Part, Question

 1   1, 108 |     is ruled by the rational, pious, and just ~spirit of life";
 2   2, 18  |  motive of ~just necessity or pious utility." But an idle word
 3   2, 18  |   motive of just necessity or pious ~utility, it is good. Therefore
 4   2, 103 |        but ~only by a kind of pious pretense, lest, to wit,
 5   2, 60  |      but must use it for some pious object. Secondly a man gives ~
 6   2, 81  |     steps of the body, but by pious desires and devout ~prayers.~
 7   2, 95  |      motive of urgency, or a ~pious motive of usefulness, and
 8   2, 98  | preclude the free granting of pious offices to any ~person.
 9   2, 98  |       and to spend it on some pious object. But, on ~the other
10   2, 99  |      application of the word 'pious' to God ~Himself."~Aquin.:
11   2, 145 |     intended to prevent other pious and more necessary ~undertakings.
12   2, 145 |    desirest to undertake some pious work, since Christ prayed
13   2, 152 |     not so as to be ~freed by pious works, if he persist in
14   2, 185 |   whatever, have desired with pious and salutary humility to
15   3, 30  | Christ in her body, ~so every pious soul conceives Him spiritually.
16   3, 44  |       ruled by the rational, ~pious, and just spirit of life."
17   3, 64  |     or ~prepare them by their pious admonitions for the reception
18 Suppl, 25|   such a way as, by a kind of pious fraud, to induce men to ~