Part, Question

 1   2, 38  |       exuberant joy, for they are kindled and inflamed one by the ~
 2   2, 62  |    Secondly, by participation, as kindled wood partakes of ~the nature
 3   2, 145 |       flesh. Now concupiscence is kindled by drinking wine more than
 4   2, 169 |     extinguished as soon as it is kindled."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[171]
 5   2, 170 |         earthly desires they were kindled by the torches of perfect ~
 6   3, 79  |           as to its act, which is kindled in this sacrament; and by
 7   3, 79  |          of its act, which act is kindled ~by this sacrament; by reason
 8   3, 79  |         which is within us, being kindled by the burning coal," i.e.
 9 Suppl, 71|      instance of a candle, though kindled for one person ~only, avails
10 Suppl, 94|          26, "A fire that is not ~kindled shall devour him," says (
11 Suppl, 94|         can it be except by being kindled, ~nor live unless it be
12 Suppl, 94|         cast therein, ~is neither kindled by human endeavor, nor kept
13 Suppl, 94| particular point, whether they be kindled by ~force, as in the case
14 Suppl, 94|           alive with fuel, and is kindled ~by man, because it is introduced
15 Suppl, 94|        principle. Wherefore it is kindled not by man ~but by God,