Part, Question

 1   1, 62 |       the capacity of the agent striving to attain it; wherefore
 2   1, 63 |       the capacity of the agent striving to attain it; wherefore
 3   1, 94 |       of the will's promptitude striving after ~what is difficult
 4   2, 32 |       games in which there is a striving for ~the mastery, and a
 5   2, 38 |    bearing the burden with him, striving, as it ~were, to lessen
 6   2, 108|   imploring the help of God; by striving to enter by the narrow door
 7   2, 51 |        of a man's negligence in striving to have prudence.~Aquin.:
 8   2, 131| proportionate to his ~power, by striving to do more than he can,
 9   2, 132|        what ~the whole state is striving for.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[134]
10   2, 159|        which he ~is hindered by striving to become great in earthly
11   2, 183|         No man is debarred from striving for the ~knowledge of truth,
12   3, 18 |        neither withstanding nor striving against, but rather ~being
13   3, 67 |        the case where both were striving to baptize ~someone; and
14   3, 80 |  sometimes come from one's not ~striving to receive fervently; and