Part, Question

1   1, 78 |    act of the intellect which leans to one side of a ~contradiction,
2   2, 16 |     Himself, on Whose help it leans. It is therefore evident ~
3   2, 16 |    viz. God, on Whose help he leans.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[17] A[
4   2, 16 |      cause, in as much as it ~leans on its assistance, and as
5   2, 80 | submitting to God, because he leans on His ~strength.~Aquin.:
6   2, 178|     one who halts on one foot leans only on that foot which
7   3, 79 |   Eccles. Dogm.: "If the soul leans ~towards sin, it is burdened
8 Suppl, 7|   Further, the act of penance leans on Divine mercy. But confession ~
9 Suppl, 7| Divine mercy. But confession ~leans rather on Divine wisdom,