Part, Question

 1   2, 95  |       kind of training, which compels through fear of punishment,
 2   2, 100 |      of the law. Now the law ~compels through fear of punishment,
 3   2, 58  |    too it is unjust, if a man compels ~another to submit to a
 4   2, 86  |   happy is the necessity that compels us to do ~the better things."~
 5   2, 88  |        whoever adjures a man, compels him after a fashion. But ~
 6   2, 184 |    Happy the obligation ~that compels to better things."~Aquin.:
 7   2, 187 |  happy is the ~necessity that compels us to better things."~Aquin.:
 8   3, 68  |     the will to sin; for "God compels ~no man to be virtuous,"
 9   3, 80  |    calls for it, or necessity compels ~one to exercise the ministry
10 Suppl, 45|     In such a case the Church compels him to hold to his first ~
11 Suppl, 47|     fear ~which, in a manner, compels the will, whereas the former
12 Suppl, 47|     violence, it is fear that compels. But ~however constant a
13 Suppl, 47| marriage. Now the fear which ~compels a constant man deprives