Part, Question

 1   2, 45  |     added to the danger that it overcomes hope, the movement of ~daring
 2   2, 59  |         1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Virtue overcomes inordinate passion; it produces
 3   2, 68  |       one thing, viz. that "she overcomes the void of ignorance," ~
 4   2, 77  |     greater the temptation that overcomes a man, the less ~grievous
 5   2, 97  |       the law, but the law that overcomes the ~custom: unless perhaps
 6   2, 9   |   prepares a feast, because she overcomes the fast of ignorance in
 7   2, 86  |     fact that by continency man overcomes a foe within himself, or
 8   2, 121 |          by ~fortitude of body, overcomes and removes bodily obstacles.~
 9   2, 121 |       And the delight of virtue overcomes spiritual ~sorrow, inasmuch
10   2, 154 |       against ~the spirit," and overcomes it. Therefore incontinence
11   2, 154 |      concupiscence of the flesh overcomes ~the spirit, not necessarily,
12   2, 178 | struggle; at one time it almost overcomes, because by ~understanding
13   3, 15  |          the more completely it overcomes its enemy - to wit, the
14 Suppl, 79|         and it is ~thus that it overcomes it. And since in corruptible