Part, Question

 1   1, 97 |   force of concupiscence from cleaving to it immoderately. By ~"
 2   1, 111|   since every man or angel by cleaving to ~God is made one spirit
 3   2, 73 |     reason, ~implies a closer cleaving; whereas spiritual sin denotes
 4   2, 73 |      becomes great chiefly by cleaving to God, ~according to Ecclus.
 5   2, 79 | movement of the human mind in cleaving to evil, and ~turning away
 6   2, 86 |       defiles itself, through cleaving to them inordinately, ~against
 7   2, 99 | despising temporal things and cleaving to things spiritual, as
 8   2, 26 |    good consists in his soul ~cleaving to God, according to Ps.
 9   2, 116|       the Divine good through cleaving to a temporal good.~Aquin.:
10   2, 121|    but an ~action of the soul cleaving most resolutely [fortissime]