Part, Question

 1   2, 77 |  considered on the part of the adherence to a ~mutable good; in which
 2   2, 77 |      causes sin as regards the adherence to something. ~But that
 3   2, 77 | follows ~accidentally from the adherence, as stated above (A[6],
 4   2, 11 |    proximate end of heresy is ~adherence to one's own false opinion,
 5   2, 41 |    scandal is unsettled in its adherence to good. Now no man can
 6   3, 88 |  things, aversion from God and adherence to a created good. Now,
 7   3, 88 |        hand, ~as regards their adherence they are different from,
 8   3, 88 |       that on the part of the ~adherence, a subsequent mortal sin
 9   3, 88 |       in a way, caused by ~the adherence, those things which attach
10 Suppl, 4|     chiefly on the part of its adherence to a creature whence it ~