Part, Question

 1   1, 107|        of any action there are beginners and ~leaders; as in singing,
 2   2, 18 |        belongs to the state of beginners, in whom ~there is a beginning
 3   2, 23 |   takes food," which refers to beginners, "after ~taking food, it
 4   2, 23 |      to charity: this concerns beginners, in whom charity has to
 5   2, 23 |         Although those who are beginners in charity may progress, ~
 6   2, 145|       to the ~imperfect and to beginners, rather than to the elders
 7   2, 181|    which pertains the state of beginners - the middle, to which pertains
 8   2, 181|      OBJ 2: Men are said to be beginners, proficient, and perfect (
 9   2, 182|      instance in those who are beginners and in those who are proficient.~
10   2, 182| differs from the state of the ~beginners and the proficient. Now
11   2, 182|       the proficient or of the beginners. Therefore it would ~seem
12   2, 184|    distinct from the state of ~beginners and that of the proficient.
13   2, 184|        religion also some are ~beginners, and some are proficient.
14   2, 184|      in religion, but some are beginners, ~some proficient.~Aquin.:
15   3, 84 |        belongs to the state of beginners. But man ought ~to advance
16   3, 84 |       belongs to the ~state of beginners, of those, to wit, who are