Part, Question

 1   2, 70  | surpasses reason: whereas the ~fleshly, viz. the sensitive, appetite
 2   2, 70  |      Secondly, both fruits and fleshly works as enumerated may
 3   2, 77  |     pleasure in respect of the fleshly senses, but are ~delectable
 4   2, 106 |        New Law written "in the fleshly tables of the heart," ~as
 5   2, 122 |      the sword, yet do we slay fleshly ~desires in the soul with
 6   2, 151 |       original sin, is born of fleshly concupiscence (which is ~
 7   3, 27  |       was ~conceived by way of fleshly concupiscence and the intercourse
 8   3, 28  |      this could not be without fleshly concupiscence which arises
 9   3, 28  |      husband of Mary, without ~fleshly mingling, by the mere bond
10   3, 28  |      not begotten of Joseph by fleshly union is ~no reason why
11   3, 42  |    tables of stone, but in the fleshly tables of the heart," as
12   3, 47  |       power of ~preserving His fleshly nature from the infliction
13   3, 48  |       born in the womb without fleshly concupiscence, and ~coming
14   3, 82  |     more prone to it, owing to fleshly concupiscence. Consequently,
15 Suppl, 93|     the sword, yet do we ~slay fleshly desires in the soul with
16 Suppl, 96|  though they be shackled ~with fleshly sins, will not be punished