Part, Question

1   2, 19  |     precedes the act of the will ~causally, when we will something
2   2, 26  |     sadness, ~not essentially but causally.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[26] A[
3   2, 44  |        are to be understood, not ~causally but essentially, because,
4   2, 56  |   rectitude, not essentially but ~causally; for it is a habit which
5   2, 95  |          are not to be understood causally, as though they had to ~
6   2, 102 |   according as acts of virtue act causally ~or dispositively towards
7   3, 49  |       delivered us from our sins ~causally - that is, by setting up
8 Suppl, 86| significations. First it is used ~causally as it were, when we say