Part, Question

 1   1, 117|        cannot be said that God concurs in sin. But if the ~rational
 2   1, 117|  created by God, sometimes God concurs in the sin of ~adultery,
 3   1, 117|   nature is good; ~in this God concurs. But what there is of inordinate
 4   2, 6  |      he ~that suffers violence concurs not at all"; because the
 5   2, 113|        of the free-will, which concurs in the ~justification of
 6   2, 69 |     the person of the advocate concurs towards the ~pronouncement
 7   2, 143|        answer that, The honest concurs in the same subject with
 8   2, 155| liberality; so that liberality concurs with justice towards the
 9   2, 155|       the onslaught of anger, ~concurs with clemency towards the
10   2, 156|         desires an evil, anger concurs with the sin of concupiscence
11   2, 173|       he that suffers violence concurs not at all" (Ethic. iii,
12   2, 173|        iii, 1). Now everything concurs in that to which it tends
13   3, 2  |   complete being with which it concurs is ~said to be a hypostasis