Part, Question

 1   1, 84 | potentiality and actuality, before accomplishing the ~perfect act. The perfect
 2   2, 29 |            as it hinders one from ~accomplishing one's desire.~Aquin.: SMT
 3   2, 69 |        same much more heartily, by accomplishing works of justice with an ~
 4   2, 102|            priests always ~entered accomplishing the offices of sacrifices."
 5   2, 63 |            restrains a sinner from accomplishing a sin, according to Job
 6   2, 123|           and is turned aside from accomplishing what ~he purposed doing.~
 7   2, 126|  magnificence consists not only in accomplishing great things, but also in ~
 8   2, 131|   according to Ethic. iv, 3, or in accomplishing what is ~within one's power.~
 9   2, 134|           endures ~in persistently accomplishing a good work (which regards
10   2, 135|   difficulty arising from delay in accomplishing a good work gives ~perseverance
11   2, 137|          difficulties, ~whether in accomplishing an arduous work, or in enduring
12   2, 137|        inasmuch as it ~consists in accomplishing any difficult work. Wherefore
13   2, 140|         the powers of his body in ~accomplishing the act of reason. Wherefore