Part, Question

 1   1, 13  |   applied by the holy doctors in praising God are distinguished ~according
 2   1, 106 |          to God in the sense of ~praising and admiring Him and His
 3   2, 28  |           Dei ix, 5): "Cicero in praising ~Caesar expresses himself
 4   2, 50  |        end, such as the acts ~of praising God, or of helping on others
 5   2, 60  |       counsel, or consent, or by praising a man for ~his courage in
 6   2, 89  |       for our own sake; since by praising Him our devotion is aroused ~
 7   2, 89  |         And forasmuch as man, by praising God, ascends in his affections ~
 8   2, 89  |     Godhead, "showing ~forth and praising the names of God."~Aquin.:
 9   2, 89  | Therefore it would seem that, in praising God, we should ~employ,
10   2, 101 |  goodness absolutely, whereas by praising him we bear witness to ~
11   2, 107 |         to publish one's sin, by praising oneself on that account,
12   2, 113 |       wish to please a person by praising him, in ~order thereby to
13   2, 183 |      says (Pastor. i, 8), "while praising the desire" (namely of the ~
14   3, 30  |        great a mystery, began by praising her.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[30]
15   3, 85  |         is a special ~reason for praising the act of penance, because
16 Suppl, 71|           through our knowing or praising God, and through His ~glory