Part, Question

 1   2, 31  |           the soul and ~a sensible establishing thereof all at once, in
 2   2, 31  |          By saying ~that it is "an establishing in keeping with the thing'
 3   2, 31  |          good. By saying that this establishing is "all ~at once," we mean
 4   2, 31  |           once," we mean that this establishing is to be understood not
 5   2, 31  |       Lastly, by saying that this ~establishing is "sensible," we exclude
 6   2, 97  |       Constit. Princip.] ~that "in establishing new laws, there should be
 7   2, 99  |            since every law aims at establishing friendship, ~either between
 8   2, 4   |       foundation of the believer, ~establishing him in the truth, and showing
 9   2, 79  |        actions directed to God, by establishing a kind ~of equality in them.
10   2, 120 |            to true religion before establishing him in true ~religion. Now
11   2, 121 | intellectual virtues; secondly, by establishing ~the rectitude of reason
12   2, 178 |        makes beauty seen, and the ~establishing of due proportion among
13   2, 186 |      Therefore nothing hinders the establishing of a religious order for
14   3, 55  |             not be efficacious for establishing faith in the Resurrection,
15   3, 55  |        sufficient nor ~fitting for establishing faith in the Resurrection.~
16 Suppl, 40|          to the Divine offices, as establishing the Divine ~worship after
17 Suppl, 85|    fashioning their ~nature and by establishing the distinctions which contribute