Part, Question

1   1, 102 |     the fact that one thing opposes another, it follows ~that
2   2, 9   |  resisting his passions, he opposes his will, which is free
3   2, 28  |     remove ~everything that opposes it.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[28]
4   2, 28  |    against ~everything that opposes the friend's good. In this
5   2, 29  | dissonance from that ~which opposes and destroys it; and this
6   2, 98  |   his; or when he expressly opposes the transaction, for then
7   2, 114 |   contrary, The Philosopher opposes quarreling to friendship ~(
8   2, 160 |     Gregory (Moral. ii, 49) opposes pride to the gift of ~fear.
9 Appen1, 1|     by God, that their will opposes itself to ~divine justice,