Part, Question

 1   1, 80  |           soul busies itself with unpleasant things, against the ~inclination
 2   1, 80  |          which reason forbids, or unpleasant, which reason commands.
 3   2, 102 |           they contract a certain unpleasant smell; ~or because their
 4   2, 33  |          with what is painful and unpleasant," it follows ~that something
 5   2, 33  |           man at first flies from unpleasant objects, and secondly he
 6   2, 51  | effeminacy" or "squeamishness" in unpleasant ~matters, according to Ethic.
 7   2, 72  |  semblance of evil ~through being unpleasant to the hearer.~Aquin.: SMT
 8   2, 72  |           because to wit they are unpleasant to the ~hearer. Therefore
 9   2, 121 |          certain things that are ~unpleasant as apprehended by the soul -
10   2, 121 |         but also to endure things unpleasant in respect of bodily contact, ~
11   2, 155 |    moderation of things that ~are unpleasant to him in themselves. Now
12 Suppl, 70|      however, it is of a penal or unpleasant ~nature accidentally, in
13 Suppl, 87|       rendering it undesirable or unpleasant; but the ~very aspect of
14 Suppl, 87|       mixed ~with it rendering it unpleasant or undesirable. Now it is