Part, Question
1 1, 3 | of the Lord hath wrought strength" (Ps. 117:16). Therefore
2 1, 3 | Trin. vii): "God, Who is strength, is not made ~up of things
3 1, 13 | only that God ~manifests strength in His works, as a lion
4 1, 13 | instance by courage, or ~strength, and those who thus participate
5 1, 13 | properties ~of Achilles, such as strength. On the other hand, forms
6 1, 14 | With Him is ~wisdom and strength, He hath counsel and understanding" (
7 1, 33 | s nature, as courage, or strength, ~or the like; and of whom
8 1, 39 | this ~seem fitting; for "strength" is part of power, whereas
9 1, 39 | is part of power, whereas strength is found ~to be appropriated
10 1, 39 | to the text, "Christ the ~strength [*Douay: power] of God" (
11 1, 39 | according to the words, "strength ~[*Douay: virtue] came out
12 1, 39 | beating on the wall." "Strength" is appropriated to the
13 1, 39 | done by an agent is its strength.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[39] A[
14 1, 48 | swiftness of the roe, or the strength of a lion. But the ~absence
15 1, 49 | perfect the fire is in strength, so much the more perfectly
16 1, 52 | mover, because no one man's strength is sufficient for ~moving
17 1, 75 | body; so that ~excessive strength of the sensible corrupts
18 1, 39 | this ~seem fitting; for "strength" is part of power, whereas
19 1, 39 | is part of power, whereas strength is found ~to be appropriated
20 1, 39 | to the text, "Christ the ~strength [*Douay: power] of God" (
21 1, 39 | according to the words, "strength ~[*Douay: virtue] came out
22 1, 39 | beating on the wall." "Strength" is appropriated to the
23 1, 39 | done by an agent is its strength.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[39] A[
24 1, 49 | swiftness of the roe, or the strength of a lion. But the ~absence
25 1, 50 | perfect the fire is in strength, so much the more perfectly
26 1, 53 | mover, because no one man's strength is sufficient for ~moving
27 1, 74 | body; so that ~excessive strength of the sensible corrupts
28 1, 91 | woman is naturally of less strength and dignity than ~man; "
29 1, 96 | more water is added, the strength of ~the wine is diminished,
30 1, 98 | would have had perfect ~strength of body as to the use of
31 1, 98 | would have ~had perfect strength of the body, as to the use
32 1, 98 | at birth have sufficient strength to use ~their members. But
33 1, 98 | it natural to man to have strength to use his members at birth;
34 1, 98 | sin that he has not that strength.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[99] A[
35 1, 98 | if children had not full strength in the use of their ~limbs,
36 1, 98 | should not have sufficient ~strength for the use of their limbs
37 1, 98 | not have had sufficient ~strength for the use of their limbs
38 1, 98 | that a small ~amount of strength suffices them.~Aquin.: SMT
39 1, 107 | a certain excellence of strength; and ~thus it is the proper
40 1, 107 | certain virile ~and immovable strength"; first, in regard of those
41 1, 107 | and this seems to imply strength of mind.~Aquin.: SMT FP
42 1, 107 | material seats is displayed strength, forasmuch as a person sits
43 1, 107 | name expressed a certain strength, giving ~efficacy to the
44 1, 112 | works, which are sources of strength or weakness to others. But
45 2, 2 | longevity, by the lion in strength, by the stag in fleetness. ~
46 2, 7 | orator adds authority and strength to his argument." But ~oratorical
47 2, 7 | OBJ 1: The orator gives strength to his argument, in the
48 2, 7 | pointedly that the orator "adds strength ~to his argument," as though
49 2, 17 | reason, in proportion to the strength or ~weakness of the imaginative
50 2, 37 | on the ~other hand, the strength of the evil be such as to
51 2, 40 | man's power; e.g. riches, strength, ~and, among others, experience:
52 2, 43 | Further, contests arise from strength not from defect. But "those ~
53 2, 43 | contrary causes. But "wealth, ~strength, a multitude of friends,
54 2, 43 | to the second, power and strength are, of themselves, the
55 2, 45 | our own power, as bodily ~strength, experience of dangers,
56 2, 48 | spends itself proves the ~strength of its fervor: for as a
57 2, 51 | of ~health, but give new strength to the health he had before.~
58 2, 54 | in respect of nature ~is strength or weakness; whereas, if
59 2, 55 | In English we should say 'strength,' which is the ~original
60 2, 55 | horse-power, to indicate its 'strength'] is put at a ~hundredweight,
61 2, 55 | 56: "The virtue [Douay: ~'strength'] of sin is the Law." Therefore
62 2, 65 | moderation to temperance, and strength of ~mind to fortitude, in
63 2, 65 | connection is evident: for strength of ~mind is not commended
64 2, 66 | justice there is the ~greatest strength [virtus]." Therefore it
65 2, 68 | Counsel is worthless, when the strength of ~fortitude is lacking
66 2, 73 | justice there is the greatest strength." Now, as ~Our Lord says (
67 2, 77 | movements is ~evidence of strength rather than of weakness.
68 2, 85 | as it weakens the soul's strength and clogs the ~reason. Bede,
69 2, 88 | a man is ignorant of the strength of the wine, or of his own ~
70 2, 102 | the calf, to denote the strength of the cross; in the lamb,
71 2, 105 | useful animal and full of strength, ~especially before it has
72 2, 109 | nature man needs a gratuitous strength ~superadded to natural strength
73 2, 109 | strength ~superadded to natural strength for one reason, viz. in
74 2, 109 | exceeding the ~proportion of its strength. Now to love God above all
75 2, 114 | eternal ~life, not by its own strength, but by the help of grace;
76 2, 114 | according to Ps. ~70:9: "When my strength shall fail, do not Thou
77 2, 10 | increased much ~more in strength, and confounded the Jews,"
78 2, 19 | the day of ~distress, thy strength shall be diminished," says: "
79 2, 42 | soul, and with thy ~whole strength"?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[44] A[
80 2, 42 | soul, and with thy whole strength" (Dt. 6:5). For heart does
81 2, 42 | OBJ 2: Further, a man's strength whether spiritual or corporal
82 2, 42 | unnecessary to add, "with all thy ~strength."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[44] A[
83 2, 42 | soul," and "with ~thy whole strength." In Mt. 22 we find two
84 2, 42 | while "with thy whole ~strength" is omitted, but "with thy
85 2, 42 | which is the same ~as "strength." Moreover, these four are
86 2, 42 | 10, where in ~place of "strength" or "force" we read "with
87 2, 42 | renders "with thy whole strength."]~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[44]
88 2, 42 | executive power signified by "strength," ~"force" or "might." Accordingly
89 2, 42 | love God with our whole "strength," "force" or ~"might."~Aquin.:
90 2, 56 | pleasures, fortitude is strength of ~mind in bearing with
91 2, 64 | think more of external ~strength which is evidenced in robbery,
92 2, 80 | because he leans on His ~strength.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[82] A[
93 2, 88 | whom he can compel on the strength of the oath they ~have taken.~
94 2, 93 | combatants be very unequal in ~strength or skill.~
95 2, 104 | and innocence to his own ~strength; that so he should love
96 2, 110 | his boasting, and that the strength thereof is not according
97 2, 121 | s grace, which ~has more strength to raise the soul to the
98 2, 122 | find words to proclaim the strength of your courage?" Now a ~
99 2, 122 | with souls unmoved, and ~strength divine." Wherefore it is
100 2, 126 | and these are, "courage, strength of will, ~magnanimity, manliness,
101 2, 126 | Macrobius, "magnanimity." "Strength of will" is ~the same as
102 2, 126 | forbearance, for he says that "strength of will ~is a habit that
103 2, 126 | assurance, for he defines it as "strength of soul ~in the accomplishment
104 2, 127 | confidence ~denotes a certain strength of hope arising from some
105 2, 127 | confidence denotes a certain strength of hope, wherefore it ~is
106 2, 127 | just as confidence denotes strength of hope. Now, as hope directly ~
107 2, 130 | strong man glory in his strength, and let not the ~rich man
108 2, 134 | De Patientia iv), "the strength of ~desire helps a man to
109 2, 140 | concupiscence, if indulged, gathers strength: wherefore Augustine says ~(
110 2, 140 | just as it is a greater strength that does not succumb to
111 2, 144 | by abstaining a man gains strength for overcoming the onslaughts
112 2, 147 | there is not sufficient ~strength of mind to resist concupiscence.
113 2, 148 | excused if he knows not the ~strength of the wine, so too is he
114 2, 148 | many times experienced the strength ~of wine and his own liability
115 2, 149 | in the greatest need of strength of mind.~Aquin.: SMT SS
116 2, 149 | concupiscence and weakens the ~strength of the mind. Hence Augustine
117 2, 153 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The strength or weakness of concupiscence
118 2, 153 | diminishes merit, whereas strength of ~concupiscence increases
119 2, 153 | other hand, weakness or strength of ~concupiscence arises
120 2, 153 | vehemence of charity, or the strength of reason, as in the case
121 2, 153 | increases merit, whereas strength of concupiscence diminishes
122 2, 154 | the ~passions gain such strength as to take away the use
123 2, 155 | fortitude in a ~certain "strength of mind," those of temperance
124 2, 156 | pre-eminence on account ~of the strength and quickness of its movement,
125 2, 158 | tempering on account of their strength, ~thus we temper strong
126 2, 159 | justice wins not by its own strength, but by that of humility: ~
127 2, 170 | that "sometimes the mere strength of the soul is ~sufficiently
128 2, 184 | poverty, but ~it gathers strength in those who have wealth,
129 2, 186 | that trust in their own strength, and glory in the multitude
130 2, 187 | considered in relation to the strength ~of the person who intends
131 2, 187 | Lord ~shall renew their strength, they shall take wings as
132 3, 1 | Weakness is assumed by strength, lowliness by majesty, mortality ~
133 3, 1 | he might know his natural strength; and when he failed in it,
134 3, 1 | nature, the disease gained strength; so that having recognized
135 3, 1 | race, "on account of the strength and fervor of faith, which ~
136 3, 7 | can ~never equal the sun's strength, so the grace of a man,
137 3, 9 | cannot reach it of its ~own strength; but in another way it is
138 3, 13 | water in the perfection and strength it had in fire. ~Therefore,
139 3, 13 | Christ in the perfection and strength they had in the Divine Nature.
140 3, 13 | Christ had most ~perfect strength as regards both the imagination
141 3, 14 | Arise, arise, put ~on Thy strength, O Thou Arm of the Lord."
142 3, 14 | man's weakness ~healed, by strength than by weakness. Therefore
143 3, 14 | Fathers did not ~desire bodily strength in Christ, but spiritual
144 3, 14 | in Christ, but spiritual strength, wherewith He ~vanquished
145 3, 15 | spirit is shown, if by its strength the flesh is ~thoroughly
146 3, 15 | Father and his mother, the strength of Damascus . . . shall
147 3, 15 | mother" (i.e. Mary), "the strength of Damascus . . . ~shall
148 3, 15 | knowledge) - literally, "the strength of Damascus ~and the spoils
149 3, 15 | flesh, He ~received the strength of Damascus, i.e. the riches
150 3, 15 | form of ~our body by the strength of His power." But as regards
151 3, 29 | These two reasons add strength to our faith.~Aquin.: SMT
152 3, 39 | Christ, who ~is the Rock of strength. Lastly, the dove has a
153 3, 46 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, strength of soul mitigates pain,
154 3, 46 | Christ had most perfect strength of soul. Therefore it seems
155 3, 47 | His life, He preserved the strength of His ~bodily nature, so
156 3, 57 | in the greatness of his strength." Also Gregory says in a ~
157 3, 59 | a judge unless thou have strength enough to extirpate ~iniquities."
158 3, 64 | anything is he who gives it strength ~and power: as in the case
159 3, 65 | brought to perfect size and strength: and ~corresponding to this
160 3, 65 | nourishment, whereby life and strength are preserved to man; and ~
161 3, 70 | has lost nothing of its strength through the ~commandment
162 3, 72 | given for the spiritual strength which belongs to the perfect
163 3, 72 | Holy Ghost is given for strength in the spiritual combat. ~
164 3, 72 | conferring ~fulness of spiritual strength which cause is the Blessed
165 3, 72 | second is the spiritual strength itself bestowed on man unto
166 3, 72 | man can receive spiritual strength to confess the Faith of
167 3, 72 | Confirmation, which is spiritual strength, presupposes the ~effect
168 3, 72 | given to the baptized for strength: just as He was given to
169 3, 72 | children, by reason of the strength of the Holy Ghost which ~
170 3, 72 | sacrament is given for spiritual strength, as ~stated above (AA[1],
171 3, 72 | AA[1],2,4). But spiritual strength is situated principally ~
172 3, 72 | receives ~the Holy Ghost for strength in the spiritual combat,
173 3, 72 | sacrament is given for spiritual strength, which ~has more vigor in
174 3, 72 | sacrament is given to ~man for strength in the spiritual combat.
175 3, 79 | drank, and walked in the strength of that food forty days
176 3, 79 | forgiveness of our sins; or that strength be ~bestowed on us to avoid
177 3, 84 | men ~at various times, and strength to many infirm, thereby
178 3, 89 | is not on account of the strength of sinful deeds that ~deeds,
179 Suppl, 15| strengthened, our body's strength is weakened"; hence ~we
180 Suppl, 29| sacrament is deprived of his strength, so that he needs ~to be
181 Suppl, 30| sacrament. Since, however, this strength is given by ~grace, which
182 Suppl, 32| in so far as they gather strength, so to speak, from ~actual
183 Suppl, 32| according to Job 40:11: "His strength is in ~his loins, and his
184 Suppl, 47| simply," as when by bodily strength one forces a ~person to
185 Suppl, 64| when the disease ~gains strength. Now concupiscence may possibly
186 Suppl, 64| concupiscence may possibly gain strength on a feast ~day. Therefore
187 Suppl, 77| which always weakens ~the strength of the wine, so that in
188 Suppl, 78| in the end, through the strength of the species being ~weakened
189 Suppl, 78| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The strength of the species is said to
190 Suppl, 78| the male sex but to the strength of soul which ~will be in
191 Suppl, 78| regards both vigor of soul and strength of body. After the ~resurrection,
192 Suppl, 87| judge, unless thou have ~strength enough to extirpate iniquities."
193 Suppl, 93| owing to the exceeding strength of her virtue, her flesh
194 Suppl, 95| in need and to him ~whose strength faileth; who is in a decrepit
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