Part, Question

 1   1, 71 |     move with certain specific ~motions, thus they have some special
 2   1, 71 |     move with certain specific ~motions, thus they have some special
 3   1, 95 |       there being no inordinate motions of concupiscence - nor for ~
 4   1, 109|      according to the number of motions apparent in the heavenly
 5   2, 102|      restrain our ~unreasonable motions; a goat, when we conquer
 6   2, 152|       that usually follows such motions; and yet there is as little
 7   2, 160|    adultery) there are certain ~motions that are venial by reason
 8   2, 160|         it happens that certain motions of pride are ~venial sins,
 9   2, 170| inclined to receive the ~subtle motions which take place in the
10   3, 2  |  assumption. For ~relations, as motions, are specified by their
11   3, 28 |     terminus just as are ~other motions. But Christ belonged to
12   3, 80 |      that usually follows such ~motions; and there is as little
13   3, 80 |     things." Consequently these motions do not ~prevent one from