Part, Question

 1   2, 2  |       remedy for his natural wants: such as food, drink, clothing,
 2   2, 28 |  long as he ~has not what he wants, or if, having what he wants,
 3   2, 28 | wants, or if, having what he wants, there still remains ~something
 4   2, 28 |    to succor others in their wants, ~which pertains chiefly
 5   2, 33 |    upon man's mind, that he ~wants to do nothing; thus acid
 6   2, 41 |   duty it is to relieve ~the wants of others, either in temporal
 7   2, 43 |    under a mighty ~bundle of wants." Now wisdom regards the
 8   2, 183|   that He provided for their wants without their having means
 9   3, 23 | works in order to supply his wants: not so God, Who ~works
10   3, 29 |      might administer to her wants.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[29] A[