Part, Question

 1   1, 113|       true that the devil ~when conquered ceases his assaults.~Aquin.:
 2   1, 113|      God's mercy. Therefore the conquered demons are not prevented
 3   2, 61 | cupidity; or that ~he should be conquered by lust, after showing himself
 4   2, 23 |      Our Lord saw in thee not a conquered faith, not an averted love, ~
 5   2, 33 |      evaded by flight but to be conquered by resistance." Therefore ~
 6   2, 81 |         tempted, but not to be ~conquered by temptation, which is
 7   3, 3  |          power, for He made the conquered conquer." But power and
 8   3, 4  |   should ~spring from the stock conquered by the devil. Thirdly, because
 9   3, 41 |         Christ, "would not have conquered." He adds other ~reasons,
10   3, 41 |         For the devil was to be conquered, not by God, but by the
11   3, 49 |        33: The saints "by faith conquered kingdoms, wrought ~justice,"
12   3, 59 |         for ~God's justice, and conquered, and was unjustly condemned.
13   3, 63 |         and the disgrace of the conquered.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[63] A[
14   3, 79 |          whereby the devils are conquered, it repels all the ~assaults