Part, Question

 1   2, 3   |    virtues, commanding, but not ~eliciting them; whereas it produces
 2   2, 22  |          commanding them, not by eliciting ~immediately all acts of
 3   2, 25  |        that, out of charity both eliciting and ~commanding, we love
 4   2, 49  |            deliberating well) by eliciting it.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[51]
 5   2, 50  |         gift of ~counsel, not as eliciting but as directing mercy.~
 6   2, 79  |          and an act of mercy as ~eliciting; and "to keep oneself unspotted
 7   2, 79  |          some similar virtue as ~eliciting.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[81] A[
 8   2, 79  |     belongs ~to religion, not as eliciting but as commanding: those
 9   2, 79  |     those belong to religion ~as eliciting which pertain to the reverence
10   2, 122 |          but to fortitude as the eliciting habit.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
11   2, 122 | commanding, and of ~fortitude as eliciting. For this reason also it
12   2, 122 |          the virtue proximately ~eliciting it. In this way martyrdom,
13 Suppl, 7 |      cause of confession, not as eliciting but as ~commanding.~Aquin.:
14 Suppl, 93|    circumstances, from the habit eliciting it and from its proximate ~