Part, Question

1   2, 58 | things which have ~to be done virtuously. In this way all virtuous
2   2, 85 |      reason, which is ~to act virtuously. Now sin cannot entirely
3   2, 94 |       dictates to him to act ~virtuously. But if we speak of virtuous
4   2, 94 |      for many things are done virtuously, to which nature ~does not
5   2, 100|      to a virtuous man to act virtuously. Therefore the mode of virtue ~
6   2, 56 |   readily, and this is to act virtuously. Hence it is ~written (Wis.
7   2, 166|       that which can be done ~virtuously is not to be avoided altogether.
8   2, 184|     Therefore he does not act virtuously: ~and so this does not pertain
9   3, 40 |        Those who wish to live virtuously need to avoid abundance ~