Part, Question

 1   2, 1   |   complete perfection which is achieved ~through the last end. Secondly,
 2   2, 21  |    proximate end: intended and achieved by the will. ~Wherefore
 3   2, 25  |        when the angry man ~has achieved this he rejoices. Thus it
 4   2, 91  |  salvation of man could not be achieved otherwise than ~through
 5   2, 96  |   matters of ~fortitude may be achieved either for the safety of
 6   2, 108 |     the people had not as yet ~achieved the perfect liberty of the
 7   2, 23  |      wayfarer, but had not yet achieved the perfection to which
 8   2, 122 |          and yet martyrdom is ~achieved by so doing: for Augustine
 9   3, 24  | salvation ~might yet have been achieved in a different manner, as
10   3, 24  |   salvation, that it should be achieved through ~Jesus Christ. For
11   3, 43  |       2: What the Divine power achieved in Christ was in proportion ~
12   3, 45  |      Now by His Passion Christ achieved glory, not only of ~His
13   3, 70  |     but ~signified it as to be achieved by Christ, Who was to be
14 Suppl, 72|      which it is done would be achieved in the same way, or ~else
15 Suppl, 72|     the same way, or ~else not achieved at all. Now the saints would