Part, Question

 1   1, 28|      and so neither have the ensuing relations ~a proper name
 2   2, 38|      any kind of ~weariness, ensuing from any non-natural cause;
 3   2, 40|     of the appetitive power ~ensuing from the apprehension of
 4   2, 40|     the cognitive power, the ensuing movement ~in the appetite
 5   2, 44|   counsel, by reason of his ~ensuing carefulness.~Aquin.: SMT
 6   2, 46|  hatred itself is a ~passion ensuing from this disposition. Hence
 7   2, 48| precedes hinders sorrow from ensuing, and ~consequently is a
 8   2, 95|  need of preventing any harm ensuing from the law ~itself. And
 9   2, 45|  command extends both to the ensuing of good and ~to the avoidance
10   3, 89|   sin are not revived by the ensuing Penance, because they ~deemed