Part, Question

 1   1, 48 |       itself consists in the ~disordered act of the will, and the
 2   1, 49 |       itself consists in the ~disordered act of the will, and the
 3   2, 2  |      for it is the servant of disordered concupiscence, ~which is
 4   2, 69 |       is so, ~Lord - that the disordered mind should be its own punishment."
 5   2, 72 | Therefore when the soul is so disordered by sin as to ~turn away
 6   2, 72 |    mortal sin; but when it is disordered without turning away from ~
 7   2, 82 |    the parts of the soul are ~disordered, as stated above (A[2],
 8   2, 87 |    healed, since they were so disordered by the ~sin committed, so
 9   2, 109|  inasmuch as man's nature is ~disordered by man's will not being
10   2, 109| nature of sinful man ~remains disordered. Lastly, there is the debt
11   2, 116|       by which man's body is ~disordered, according to the saying
12   2, 146|     the time concupiscence is disordered through ~impatience of delay,
13   2, 146|       the. appetite, which is disordered in many ways by immoderation ~
14   2, 151|       powers are hindered and disordered ~in their acts. Now the
15   2, 151|     will, are most grievously disordered by lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS
16   3, 87 |   both ~of them man's will is disordered through turning inordinately