Part, Question

 1   1, 80 |     soul which is obedient and amenable to reason is divided into ~
 2   2, 30 |      part which is subject and amenable to reason, is divided into ~
 3   2, 68 |      man is disposed to become amenable to the Divine ~inspiration,
 4   2, 68 |        is disposed so as to be amenable to the promptings of God. ~
 5   2, 68 |     Holy ~Ghost, which make us amenable to His promptings, are said
 6   2, 68 |       man, ~whereby he becomes amenable to the promptings of the
 7   2, 68 |      human mind, ~rendering it amenable to the promptings of the
 8   2, 68 |    Ghost render the human mind amenable to the ~motion of the Holy
 9   2, 68 |       powers of the soul to be amenable to the ~Divine motion.~Aquin.:
10   2, 95 |       to vice, ~and not easily amenable to words, it was necessary
11   2, 8  |       soul, according as it is amenable to the motion of ~the Holy
12   2, 18 |    whereby these are ~rendered amenable to the motion of the Holy
13   2, 18 | appetitive powers are rendered amenable to the motion of ~reason.
14   2, 18 |  reason. Now for a thing to be amenable to the motion of a certain
15   2, 50 |   whereby the soul is rendered amenable to the ~motion of the Holy
16   2, 119|        the soul, ~rendering it amenable to the motion of the Holy