Part, Question

501   2, 184 |             rule, and ~from this he proceeds to act against the law or
502   2, 186 |        active life is twofold. one ~proceeds from the fulness of contemplation,
503   2, 187 |             The obligation of a vow proceeds from the will: because ~"
504   3, 3   |          Now the act of ~assumption proceeds from the Divine power, which
505   3, 6   |             as a ~perfect operation proceeds from a habit. Now the union
506   3, 6   |     conceived within, the breathing proceeds, from which the speech is ~
507   3, 6   |     similarly from the eternal Word proceeds the Holy Spirit, Who ~formed
508   3, 7   |           of nature the Holy ~Ghost proceeds from the Son, and love from
509   3, 8   |    spreading the evil of sin, which proceeds from the will of ~the sinner.
510   3, 8   |      likewise not every sin of man ~proceeds from the devil, for it is
511   3, 15  |          fault, except only when it proceeds from an inordinate ~affection.
512   3, 19  |          called human simply, which proceeds from the reason through ~
513   3, 23  |         sonship. Now the Son of God proceeds ~naturally from the Father
514   3, 27  |        excellent, for the heat that proceeds from the form of fire is
515   3, 28  |       without ~corruption, but also proceeds from the mind without corruption.
516   3, 38  |        Further, every doctrine that proceeds from God anew is confirmed ~
517   3, 44  |           signifies the word which ~proceeds from the mouth." Again,
518   3, 46  |          Reply OBJ 2: This argument proceeds from passion on the part
519   3, 47  |     differently, ~accordingly as it proceeds from a different source.
520   3, 62  |    spiritual ~power, inasmuch as it proceeds from a mental concept, of
521   3, 65  |          Reply OBJ 4: This argument proceeds on the ground of necessity.
522   3, 66  |       priest with Holy Chrism, who ~proceeds at once to offer up a prayer
523   3, 84  |            power of the sacraments ~proceeds.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[84] A[
524   3, 85  |           Even the movement of fear proceeds from God's act in ~turning
525   3, 88  |           Further, a special effect proceeds from a special cause. Now ~
526   3, 90  |           required for good, "which proceeds from a ~cause that is entire,"
527 Suppl, 2 |             to sin, in so far as it proceeds from the choice of the will
528 Suppl, 7 |            virtue, in so far as it ~proceeds from the free-will quickened
529 Suppl, 8 |            sacrament, and since it ~proceeds from charity, it has a natural
530 Suppl, 14|       unless in some way that work ~proceeds therefrom. But works cannot
531 Suppl, 15|           charity from which a work proceeds, the ~less penal is that
532 Suppl, 19|             a twofold blessing. One proceeds from a mere man, ~as meriting
533 Suppl, 34|         conferred by power, as like proceeds from like; and again ~power
534 Suppl, 54|       marriage. Hence the Objection proceeds from ~false premises.~Aquin.:
535 Suppl, 54|            reasonable cause that it proceeds from the ~natural law. But
536 Suppl, 55|             ways in which one thing proceeds from ~another: in one way
537 Suppl, 55|         another: in one way a thing proceeds from another in likeness
538 Suppl, 55|            in another way one thing proceeds from ~another, not in likeness
539 Suppl, 55|         movement from a point there proceeds a line and not a ~point,
540 Suppl, 55|         line ~moved lineally, there proceeds not a line but a surface,
541 Suppl, 67|      divorce was hatred. But hatred proceeds, like love, ~from a cause.
542 Suppl, 71|             the ~anointing and thus proceeds to anoint the patient, so
543 Suppl, 72|           Just as an operation that proceeds from the virtue of a ~thing
544 Suppl, 79|           the instrument, no action proceeds from the instrument, except
545 Suppl, 80|            2]): hence the objection proceeds on a false ~supposition.~
546 Suppl, 81|           the Commentator observes, proceeds from an error in ~the imagination;
547 Suppl, 88|            natural alteration which proceeds ~from a natural agent, which
548 Suppl, 90|       account of this desire ~which proceeds from the soul's imperfection
549 Suppl, 91|            of the ~damned. For pity proceeds from charity [*Cf. SS, Q[
550 Suppl, 93|     external martyrdom, since merit proceeds from will. Yet such is not
551 Suppl, 93|          OBJ 12: Further, all merit proceeds from the free will. Yet
552 Suppl, 95|              an inordinate act that proceeds from a deliberate will ~
553 Suppl, 95|           Therefore since their act proceeds ~from their free will, they
554 Suppl, 95|         perverse will of the damned proceeds from their ~obstinacy which
555 Suppl, 95|             excuse, in so far as it proceeds from a ~previous act of
556 Appen1, 2|            remission of venial ~sin proceeds from the will informed by