Part, Question

1   1, 27  |   is described as moved ~or impelled by love to perform an action.~
2   1, 81  |  what impels moves what ~is impelled. In this way the will moves
3   2, 78  |  Further, the more a man is impelled to sin, the less grievous
4   2, 78  | through certain malice, is ~impelled by habit, the impulse of
5   2, 78  |  passion, ~when the will is impelled to sin by something extrinsic,
6   2, 121 |      as he is more strongly impelled to fall or recede. Now man
7   2, 121 | fall or recede. Now man is ~impelled to recede from that which
8 Suppl, 65|       For brutes are rather impelled by the ~force of nature