Part, Question

 1   2, 40  |      the power of acting with ease: because it shows something
 2   2, 49  |  whether a thing be done with ease ~or difficulty; whether
 3   2, 22  |       causing it ~to act with ease and pleasure.~Aquin.: SMT
 4   2, 64  |      of ~sin, and is bound to ease the depositary of his burden.
 5   2, 89  | should you, like play-actors, ease your ~throat and jaws with
 6   2, 145 |     bodily works with greater ease: and much more does reason
 7   2, 183 |    pertains to a praiseworthy ease." On the ~other hand, he
 8   2, 183 |       adds: "Nor prefer your ~ease to the needs of the Church:
 9   2, 183 |   above: "Nor prefer your own ease to the needs ~of the Church,"
10   2, 185 |   come after renouncing their ease, the serfs should live in ~
11   3, 67  |  father ~and a mother: yet to ease the latter in her travail,
12   3, 89  | performs works of virtue with ease ~and pleasure: wherefore
13   3, 89  |      virtue with pleasure and ease. even as a ~virtuous man
14 Suppl, 23|       so as to put him at his ease and to ~make the words of
15 Suppl, 73|       which executes, and the ease of execution, ~when he adds "
16 Suppl, 73|     once at our word. But the ease is ~much more evident, if
17 Suppl, 92|       carnal marriage for the ease of ~marriage. But the spiritual
18 Suppl, 92|       nature, and that is the ease of marriage: while that