Part, Question

 1   1, 5  |       ad lit. iv, 3): "Measure fixes the mode of ~everything,
 2   1, 31 |        an exclusive diction so fixes the ~term to which it is
 3   2, 55 | definition, because the object fixes the virtue to a certain ~
 4   2, 58 |     Now this right reason that fixes the mean of moral ~virtue,
 5   2, 63 |   object is from ~reason which fixes the mean in these concupiscences:
 6   2, 87 |    from the ~very fact that he fixes his end in sin, he has the
 7   2, 88 |       agent, either because he fixes his last end therein, ~or
 8   2, 88 |     increases, and the sinner ~fixes his end in that venial sin:
 9   2, 14 |       is evident that pleasure fixes a ~man's attention on that
10   2, 43 |      an end. Wherefore, if ~he fixes his end in external earthly
11   2, 45 |        virtues?~(7) Whether it fixes the mean in the moral virtues?~(
12   2, 60 |   Objection: because this law ~fixes the punishment to be inflicted
13   2, 77 |        a negative precept that fixes the boundary that man ~must
14   2, 86 |       3~Thirdly, because a vow fixes the will on the good immovably
15   2, 109|      temporal good in which he fixes his end. If, however, the
16   3, 46 |        holds that moral virtue fixes the mean in the passions.
17   3, 46 |        64], A[2], moral virtue fixes the mean ~in the passions,
18 Suppl, 6|      matter ~that the Decretal fixes the time limit to an annual