Part, Question

 1   2, 15  |      urging his members to, or restraining ~them from, act, yield to
 2   2, 65  |     acquire a certain habit of restraining his anger; but this ~habit
 3   2, 73  |  opposition which consists in ~restraining from sin; for thus abundant
 4   2, 74  |      members ~to action, or of restraining them from action, it become
 5   2, 93  |      and ~consequently need no restraining. But laws are imposed on
 6   2, 102 |      to another place, but ~by restraining His power: or it may signify
 7   2, 107 |       Old Law is described as "restraining the hand, not the ~will" [*
 8   2, 108 |   Reply OBJ 3: The New Law, by restraining the mind from inordinate ~
 9   2, 63  | punishment for the purpose of ~restraining sin. Hence just as by public
10   2, 121 |      of these difficulties by ~restraining fear, but also moderately
11   2, 159 |       need of a moderating and restraining moral virtue, ~while for
12   2, 159 |   there is the same reason for restraining ~daring and for strengthening
13   2, 159 |      death. But the reason for restraining presumptuous hope which
14   2, 159 |      gestures, for instance in restraining haughty looks, which regards
15 Suppl, 42|     man withdraw from evil, by restraining the ~concupiscence lest