Part, Question

 1   1, 2  |          but designedly, do they achieve their end. Now whatever ~
 2   1, 83 |         needed, through which we achieve the unchangeable truth of
 3   1, 96 |       not sin; so ~that he might achieve for himself life or death."
 4   2, 68 |          state, when piety will ~achieve, not works of mercy, but
 5   2, 71 |     beginning of a business than achieve its ~completion. Now the
 6   2, 85 |          a corruptible being can achieve its own perpetuity, except
 7   2, 87 |    trouble and loss in ~order to achieve a sinful act, according
 8   2, 107|        be taught how they are to achieve manly ~deeds later on.~Aquin.:
 9   2, 49 |     crafty ~counsels in order to achieve evil ends, or through committing
10   2, 49 |          in ~order that they may achieve good ends, as those who
11   2, 56 |          wit, a man is unable to achieve the end of virtue without ~
12   2, 81 |        by those actions they may achieve certain ~effects according
13   2, 94 |        magic art, even though it achieve its result ~through the
14   2, 105|    gratitude, and if he does not achieve ~this by being kind to him
15   2, 121|       the reason is competent to achieve by itself deeds of fortitude, ~
16   2, 172|    greater power, who is able to achieve his purpose with ~fewer
17   3, 32 | passively, just as other mothers achieve this through the action