Part, Question

 1   1, 93  |        OBJ 2: A good will is a well-ordered will; but the will of the ~
 2   1, 98  |    anything repugnant to man's well-ordered will, so was it impossible ~
 3   1, 102 |        instance, if we enter a well-ordered house we gather ~therefrom
 4   2, 69  |        of the land denotes the well-ordered affections of the soul ~
 5   2, 9   |       use of creatures, and in well-ordered love ~of them: and this
 6   2, 38  |    contrary to justice or to a well-ordered will. For a man would have
 7   2, 149 |    chastity of the mind is the well-ordered ~movement of the mind that
 8   2, 171 |     senses; but is due to some well-ordered cause. ~This cause may be
 9   2, 177 |      present life by ~means of well-ordered activity. If, on the other
10   2, 180 |      be ~observed that while a well-ordered life proceeds from action
11   3, 84  | sacraments of the Church; ~and well-ordered pity necessitates that man
12 Suppl, 17|       the power is shown to be well-ordered. Now the act ~of the spiritual
13 Suppl, 90|    Para. 2/2~Further, in every well-ordered city there is a distinction