Part, Question

 1   2, 29 |        felt more keenly than the becomingness of that ~which is loved.
 2   2, 60 | operations, but according to the becomingness of ~the thing itself; from
 3   2, 60 |         thing itself; from which becomingness we derive the notion of ~
 4   2, 69 |         in ~another's cause. The becomingness of exercising this office
 5   2, 112|        virtue that maintains the becomingness of this order: and this
 6   2, 127|  greatest, "but in the matter of becomingness, he follows the ~mean,"
 7   2, 139|       but also on account of the becomingness of the ~sensible object.
 8   2, 139|     pleasant on account of their becomingness, as when a man is pleased ~
 9   2, 150|        extreme, but in point of ~becomingness he follows the mean."~Aquin.:
10   2, 152|       parents: and, as to ~this, becomingness or unbecomingness varies