Part, Question

 1   1, 47  |     first agent, but from the ~concurrence of many active causes; and
 2   1, 48  |     first agent, but from the ~concurrence of many active causes; and
 3   1, 97  |    generation ~there should be concurrence of male and female. The
 4   2, 9   |       we must add "without the concurrence of him ~that suffers violence."
 5   2, 46  |     effect is produced by the ~concurrence of various causes; and since
 6   2, 46  |    effect which is due ~to the concurrence of several causes, has a
 7   2, 46  | inasmuch ~as it is caused by a concurrence of several passions. Because
 8   2, 46  |        anger is caused by the ~concurrence of several passions, as
 9   2, 81  |     above (A[3]), and with the concurrence of other virtues ~requisite
10   2, 126 |     regard to those things the concurrence of which is ~requisite for
11   2, 141 |  virtue are the conditions the concurrence of which ~are necessary
12   2, 143 |    comeliness results from the concurrence of clarity and ~due proportion.
13   3, 31  |        the earth," without the concurrence of man or woman: Eve was
14   3, 31  |    made of a woman without the concurrence of a man.~Aquin.: SMT TP
15 Suppl, 64|      is no consent without the concurrence of the ~will, the woman