Part, Question

 1   2, 48 |     But the ~passion of anger forestalls the perfect judgment of
 2   2, 59 |   Reply OBJ 3: When a passion forestalls the judgment of reason,
 3   2, 74 | movement of the sensuality as forestalls the ~reason, is a venial
 4   2, 23 |     grace. But the Holy Ghost forestalls even this disposition ~or
 5   2, 25 |        Now a man's benefactor forestalls him in ~the kindly deeds
 6   2, 81 |       benevolence of one ~who forestalls us by his benevolence. Now
 7   2, 81 |      his benevolence. Now God forestalls us by His ~benevolence,
 8   2, 102|    forasmuch as by obeying he forestalls ~the express command as
 9   2, 146|       five ways. Sometimes it forestalls the hour of need; ~sometimes
10   2, 146|      food: either because one forestalls the proper time for ~eating,
11   2, 146|     of the ~food; in him that forestalls the time concupiscence is
12   2, 154|   concupiscence and sometimes forestalls it. Hence the ~Philosopher
13   2, 156|   when the movement of ~anger forestalls the judgment of his reason;
14   3, 15 |      two ~ways - sometimes it forestalls reason, and causes it to