Part, Question

 1   2, 4   |   Since Happiness consists in gaining the last end, those ~things
 2   2, 5   |    baptized children for the ~gaining of Happiness, though they
 3   2, 8   |       with the means, without gaining the end. But in ~willing
 4   2, 14  |      it were not suitable for gaining that end. Hence ~we must
 5   2, 27  |       form, hinders him ~from gaining the good that he loves,
 6   2, 27  |    but for hindering him from gaining his own good. This is ~why "
 7   2, 28  |  against all that hinders his gaining or ~quietly enjoying the
 8   2, 29  |    directed as a means to the gaining ~of good. Wherefore, absolutely
 9   2, 29  |        which hinders him from gaining the object ~loved: such
10   2, 108 |      matters that render ~the gaining of this end more assured
11   2, 30  | Nevertheless the intention of gaining spiritual goods does not
12   2, 30  |    merit, as the intention of gaining corporal goods.~Aquin.:
13   2, 42  |      those ~who fight without gaining the victory, provided they
14   3, 41  |       Christ, for the sake of gaining possession of these ~things,
15 Suppl, 27|   demanded ~as conditions for gaining all indulgences. If however
16 Suppl, 27|    satisfy the conditions for gaining the indulgences: ~for religious
17 Suppl, 27|  observing their rule than by gaining indulgences; ~although,