Part, Question

 1   1, 98  |       Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, inability to secure a proffered pleasure
 2   2, 21  |     incapable." But weakness or inability either takes away or diminishes ~
 3   2, 60  |      restore at once, this very inability ~excuses one from immediate
 4   2, 69  |  unbecomingness, ~and others by inability from performing works of
 5   2, 77  |     what one ought, and if this inability is without any fault ~on
 6   2, 77  |       On the other hand if this inability is due to some previous
 7   2, 105 |        from ingratitude through inability to ~repay, for the very
 8   3, 54  |        kept His scars not from ~inability to heal them, "but to wear
 9   3, 69  |         after Baptism. But this inability of children to act is not
10 Suppl, 2 |    offended God. But when this ~inability is removed, as when the
11 Suppl, 52|         debt, ignorance of this inability, on the ~side of the party
12 Suppl, 58|       that obligation. Now this inability is of two ~kinds. First,
13 Suppl, 58| obligation "de ~jure," and such inability renders the contract altogether
14 Suppl, 58|     draw a distinction: for the inability to copulate ~caused by witchcraft
15 Suppl, 58|       Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, inability to copulate, unless it be
16 Suppl, 58|      impediment not only as to ~inability to copulate, but also on