Part, Question

1   1, 82  | concupiscences, and by intemperance ill-disposed: and by knowledge we are ~
2   1, 82  |         truth, and by ~the contrary ill-disposed. But the free-will is indifferent
3   2, 71  |              For whenever ~a man is ill-disposed inwardly, through some inordinate
4   2, 78  |           through certain malice is ill-disposed in ~respect of the end itself,
5   2, 108 |          owing to some people being ill-disposed, it happens ~that some of
6   2, 41  |            other one, through being ill-disposed, is led into sin, for ~instance,
7   2, 58  |         this is ~due to a man being ill-disposed towards another: for when
8   3, 68  |           since a sinner's ~will is ill-disposed, he does not co-operate
9 Suppl, 71|            or shown to be well- or ~ill-disposed to something by another'