Part, Question

 1   1, 113 |     all our ~evil thoughts are stirred up by the devil, but sometimes
 2   2, 9   |      the sensitive appetite is stirred by ~the influence of heavenly
 3   2, 17  |    follows. These members ~are stirred at the occasion of some
 4   2, 102 |      necessary for them ~to be stirred by these sensible things
 5   2, 89  | correspondence wherewith it is stirred." The same applies to ~the
 6   2, 92  |        Athens, "his spirit was stirred within him seeing the ~whole
 7   2, 141 |     movement of ~the will when stirred by the impulse of passion:
 8   3, 46  |     loves him, and is ~thereby stirred to love Him in return, and
 9   3, 55  |      order that others may be ~stirred to emulation. But the punishments
10   3, 83  |        does not cause us to be stirred as ~if we saw our Lord hanging
11   3, 83  |      faithful ought not to ~be stirred up in this sacrament more
12 Suppl, 73|       summoned to the council, stirred to the battle, and ~called