Part, Question

1   2, 71  |        is impossible to become habituated to that which is ~contrary
2   2, 71  |    thus "a stone never becomes habituated to upward ~movement" (Ethic.
3   2, 71  |        1). But some men become habituated to vice. ~Therefore vice
4   2, 95  |     they ~themselves, by being habituated in this way, might be brought
5   2, 99  | natural law; but through being habituated to sin, it ~became obscured
6   2, 187 |       one to which one is ~not habituated. Hence in the Conferences
7 Suppl, 39|      become qualified by being habituated ~thereto. For the higher
8 Suppl, 76|        the human soul has been habituated to ~brutish actions. But