Part, Question

1   1, 116|   Hence then when a soul is vehemently moved to wickedness, as
2   2, 33 |    as the ~appetite is more vehemently affected towards a present
3   2, 113| sometimes moves the soul so vehemently that it reaches the perfection
4   2, 13 |    or again, through being ~vehemently moved to evil, while but
5   2, 151|  the concupiscible, is most vehemently intent on its ~object, to
6   2, 154| earthy temperament are most vehemently aroused. Even so, ~on the
7   2, 154|   no one sins in loving God vehemently. Now a man becomes ~incontinent
8   3, 42 |   and ~Scribes, they "began vehemently to urge Him, end to oppress
9   3, 46 |   powers, apprehended most ~vehemently all the causes of sadness.~