Part, Question

1001 Suppl, 89|            has matter as one of its parts, since ~it is impossible
1002 Suppl, 92|           instead of being in it as parts thereof.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1003 Suppl, 92|         though they were ~essential parts of beatitude, but as being
1004 Suppl, 92|          and the other ~members are parts of an individual of one
1005 Suppl, 93|     fittingly assigned to the three parts of ~continence?~(5) Whether
1006 Suppl, 93|      conjugal continence, which are parts of continence.~Aquin.: SMT
1007 Suppl, 93|     fittingly assigned to the three parts of ~continence?~Aquin.:
1008 Suppl, 93|  unfittingly assigned to the ~three parts of continence: because twelve
1009 Suppl, 93|             has perfection from its parts, being the aggregate of
1010 Suppl, 93|           the aggregate of all ~its parts taken together; wherefore
1011 Suppl, 93|        circumstances (which are the parts so to speak of a virtuous ~
1012 Suppl, 94|           the earth, ~since all the parts of the earth naturally tend
1013 Suppl, 94|         gathered together ~from all parts, through being surrounded
1014 Appen1, 2|     inflicted on the more ~sensible parts cause the greatest pain.