Part, Question

 1   1, 70  |     gods, hold that plants ~originate primarily from these bodies.
 2   1, 71  |     gods, hold that plants ~originate primarily from these bodies.
 3   1, 92  |      though from man it may originate, cannot be called man's
 4   2, 81  |   generation, moves all who originate from him, even as the soul'
 5   2, 84  |      Virtue and vice do not originate in the same way: since ~
 6   2, 100 |  birth and education, which originate in the father, belong more
 7   2, 145 |  fast, for as ~much as they originate from animals that provide
 8   2, 146 |   final cause, other vices ~originate. Now food, which is the
 9   2, 146 |  desirable end, other vices originate: wherefore through desiring
10   2, 151 |      even the capital vices originate therefrom.~Aquin.: SMT SS
11   2, 160 |    not imply that all vices originate from pride always. For though ~
12   2, 187 |    Now all religious orders originate from ~Christ. Therefore
13   3, 35  | Divine Nature did not first originate from the Virgin. Therefore ~
14   3, 85  |  seem that penance does not originate from fear. For ~penance
15 Suppl, 40|   priests; ~but it does not originate from him as pontiff, by
16 Suppl, 70|   others, whence the former originate, are in the soul, because