Part, Question

1001 Suppl, 90|              of happiness, since ~this consists in action [*Cf. FS, Q[3],
1002 Suppl, 90|              OBJ 3: Further, beatitude consists in an act of the speculative ~
1003 Suppl, 90|             Therefore, since beatitude consists in an ~operation [*Cf. FS,
1004 Suppl, 90|               perfection of whose life consists in ~movement, is more like
1005 Suppl, 90|            operation wherein happiness consists: thus the Philosopher asserts ~(
1006 Suppl, 92|          others say that the likeness ~consists in the fact that in carnal
1007 Suppl, 92|                stand, since ~beatitude consists in an operation, whereas
1008 Suppl, 92|                 the spiritual marriage consists in a spiritual union. ~Now
1009 Suppl, 92|          operation in ~which beatitude consists. Now two things are requisite
1010 Suppl, 92|             wherein ultimate beatitude consists must needs ~be most perfect,
1011 Suppl, 92|                which perfect beatitude consists and whereby the soul ~is
1012 Suppl, 92|            with God, wherein beatitude consists, it follows that the soul ~
1013 Suppl, 93|                which is his beatitude, consists ~in the perfect union of
1014 Suppl, 93|           aureole, in that the "aurea" consists in the joy one has in God,
1015 Suppl, 93|            works, ~whereas the "fruit" consists in the joy that the worker
1016 Suppl, 93|         spirituality that is necessary consists in the rectitude of the ~
1017 Suppl, 93|              OBJ 3: Further, martyrdom consists not only in suffering death ~
1018 Suppl, 93|                less than mental, which consists of ~internal sorrow and
1019 Suppl, 93|                is due to penance which consists in external works. Neither ~
1020 Suppl, 93|                the greatest perfection consists in the vow of ~obedience.
1021 Suppl, 96|              Christian's rule of ~life consists in mercy and godliness.
1022 Suppl, 96|               of the inconstancy that ~consists in venial sin, from which
1023 Appen1, 2|           wherein all human wickedness consists, in ~that "we enjoy what
1024 Appen1, 2|     complacency, for ~every mortal sin consists in an act. Now it may happen