Part, Question
1 1, 1 | lesser matters should be ~judged in the light of some higher
2 1, 12 | God and all things are ~judged in Him, because by the participation
3 1, 19 | be done, since nothing is judged of by that which ~appertains
4 1, 22 | counselled and 'synesis' rightly judged" [*Cf. FS, Q[57], A[6]].
5 1, 23 | of any one part must be judged ~from the proportion of
6 1, 25 | seem that ~nothing is to be judged possible or impossible in
7 1, 49 | itself ~that a moral act is judged to be good. Nevertheless
8 1, 63 | rightness of engraving be judged by ~another rule, then the
9 1, 50 | itself ~that a moral act is judged to be good. Nevertheless
10 1, 64 | rightness of engraving be judged by ~another rule, then the
11 1, 102 | effect of any action may be judged from its end; ~because it
12 2, 20 | actions. Now a thing is ~judged to be good or bad according
13 2, 39 | on some ~supposition, is judged to be voluntary, as stated
14 2, 66 | things; and he himself is judged by no man" (1 ~Cor. 2:15).
15 2, 80 | before the imagination, is judged, as being something to be
16 2, 100 | law, certain things are judged in respect of ignorance
17 2, 4 | Since, however, a thing is judged simply with regard to its
18 2, 10 | matters which have once been judged and ~disposed of." Now all
19 2, 10 | against another, go to be judged before the unjust," ~i.e.
20 2, 45 | the things counselled and judged. And ~since this act approaches
21 2, 45 | been already counselled and judged in matters of ~action. Hence
22 2, 49 | certain things have to be judged beside these common rules,
23 2, 51 | has been counselled and ~judged.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[53] A[
24 2, 58 | not, ~and ye shall not be judged." Therefore it is unlawful
25 2, 58 | the very fact that he is ~judged to be good, and deserving
26 2, 58 | deserving of contempt if he is judged to be evil. ~For this reason
27 2, 58 | unjust for anyone to ~be judged by one who has no public
28 2, 59 | you judge, you shall be judged: ~and with what measure
29 2, 60 | restitution, only when it may be judged with probability that the
30 2, 61 | First, in view of ~the thing judged, and in this way judgment
31 2, 62 | kills an evil-doer, shall be judged guilty of murder, and all ~
32 2, 64 | for every ~thief shall be judged as is there written." Therefore
33 2, 71 | sins of word should be ~judged chiefly from the intention
34 2, 85 | directed to an end must be judged according to their ~fittingness
35 2, 93 | public crimes should be judged by our authority, ~after
36 2, 97 | His kingdom, you ~have not judged rightly." Hence by an extension
37 2, 116 | gravity of the sin is to be judged from the point of view of ~
38 2, 131 | neighbor in preaching be judged strictly, ~without doubt
39 2, 152 | determination of the law is judged according ~to what happens
40 2, 152 | promised in marriage is to be ~judged differently from that of
41 2, 156 | Further, inward movements are judged according to their outward ~
42 3, 1 | He succors not, having judged ~them in His predestination
43 3, 2 | union ought chiefly to be judged ~with reference to the dignity
44 3, 4 | whole human race; yet God judged it better to assume ~human
45 3, 15 | upon Himself whenever He judged ~they ought to be assumed;
46 3, 18 | Hence if anything ~is judged necessary to be done, without
47 3, 18 | since by His reason He judged ~it best that the Divine
48 3, 39 | must look forward to be judged"; and this is signified
49 3, 42 | things out of His wisdom He ~judged it right to make known to
50 3, 47 | act, for good or evil, is judged differently, ~accordingly
51 3, 49 | Thy cause hath been ~judged as that of the wicked cause
52 3, 55 | elsewhere: but ~because He judged it to be more suitable for
53 3, 58 | who before had come to be judged."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[58] A[
54 3, 58 | who before had come to be judged."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[58] A[
55 3, 59 | that those who were to be judged should ~see their judge.
56 3, 59 | their judge. But those to be judged were the good and the bad.
57 3, 59 | 17): "Thy cause hath been judged ~as that of the wicked,
58 3, 59 | perfectly and publicly ~judged.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[59] A[
59 3, 59 | wicked angels alike were judged in the ~beginning of the
60 3, 59 | bliss. But those already judged have no need of being judged ~
61 3, 59 | judged have no need of being judged ~again. Therefore Christ'
62 3, 59 | cannot be both judge and judged. But the ~angels will come
63 3, 59 | that the angels will not be judged by Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP
64 3, 59 | all things, still he is judged by Truth Itself." ~Consequently,
65 3, 59 | creatures, ~still they are judged by Christ, inasmuch as He
66 3, 78 | the expression is ~to be judged as false simply; and the
67 3, 82 | unwilling for a man to be judged by his ~fellow man on arbitrary
68 3, 89 | may mean that he ~will be judged less severely: wherefore
69 3, 89 | believe that he will be judged with less ~severity, than
70 Suppl, 2 | applies to a man who ~is judged guilty of murder, if he
71 Suppl, 6 | own judge, ~but should be judged by another and consequently
72 Suppl, 19| not to admit those they judged into heaven, but only into
73 Suppl, 39| the case of ~Debbora, who judged Israel (Judges 2). Moreover
74 Suppl, 41| things alike in species are judged alike. But marriage ~intercourse
75 Suppl, 45| another freely. and this is judged to be the case if they show
76 Suppl, 59| unbelieving husband are to be judged alike, neither can ~the
77 Suppl, 60| Further, husband and wife are judged on a par. But it is not
78 Suppl, 62| husband and wife should be judged on a par ~with each other?~
79 Suppl, 62| and wife ought ~not to be judged on a par with each other.
80 Suppl, 62| husband and wife were not judged on a par ~with each other,
81 Suppl, 62| divorce ought they to be judged on a par ~with each other.~
82 Suppl, 62| consequently ~they ought not to be judged on a par with each other.~
83 Suppl, 62| so they ~ought not to be judged on a par with each other.~
84 Suppl, 62| Therefore they ~should not be judged on a par with each other
85 Suppl, 62| divorce husband and wife are judged on a par ~with each other,
86 Suppl, 62| other: but they are not judged on a par with each ~other
87 Suppl, 62| however, that they are not judged on a par with each other.~
88 Suppl, 69| wherefore the ~contrary must be judged heretical as stated in Dial.
89 Suppl, 72| After the wicked ~have been judged, and cast into everlasting
90 Suppl, 72| will not rise again to be judged, since they are already ~
91 Suppl, 72| since they are already ~judged [*Jn. 3:18].~Aquin.: SMT
92 Suppl, 75| since all who are to be judged were living at some time,
93 Suppl, 84| will judge and who will be judged; fourthly we shall treat
94 Suppl, 84| the points that need to be judged. Therefore, since the Divine ~
95 Suppl, 84| everything that has to be judged. But all works, both good
96 Suppl, 84| and evil, ~will have to be judged (2 Cor. 5:10): "We must
97 Suppl, 84| life; and the dead were judged by those things which were
98 Suppl, 85| this judgment each one is judged individually ~according
99 Suppl, 85| thus a man is said to be judged according to ~human justice,
100 Suppl, 85| follows that each ~one will be judged. And yet God will not judge "
101 Suppl, 85| than each individual to be judged, as stated above. ~Wherefore
102 Suppl, 85| that all and each will be judged at the same ~moment." But
103 Suppl, 85| all ~and each could not be judged at the same moment. Therefore
104 Suppl, 85| pages of which all ~will be judged according to Apoc. 20, to
105 Suppl, 85| through God's words will be judged from ~those very words,
106 Suppl, 85| sinned in ~the Law shall be judged by the Law." Hence in a
107 Suppl, 85| necessary for those to be judged to stand on the ground,
108 Suppl, 85| of those who are to ~be judged. Therefore it is impossible
109 Suppl, 85| judge justly, since He was judged unjustly in the court of
110 Suppl, 85| of those who are to be ~judged, provided that Christ can
111 Suppl, 85| infirmity ~wherein He was judged unjustly, but under the
112 Suppl, 86| AND OF THOSE WHO WILL BE JUDGED AT THE GENERAL JUDGMENT (
113 Suppl, 86| will judge and who will be judged at the ~general judgment.
114 Suppl, 86| any of the good will be judged?~(7) Whether any of the
115 Suppl, 86| any of the wicked will be judged?~(8) Whether the angels
116 Suppl, 86| the angels also will be judged?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
117 Suppl, 86| some ~person ought to be judged. In this sense the expression
118 Suppl, 86| according to which men will ~be judged: thus a book containing
119 Suppl, 86| whose ruling those who are judged are subject, wherefore ~
120 Suppl, 86| presence of those who are to be judged signifies that they ~open
121 Suppl, 86| Further, Christ through being judged unjustly merited as man
122 Suppl, 86| persecution for justice' sake are judged ~unjustly. Therefore the
123 Suppl, 86| Further, a superior is not judged by his inferior. Now many
124 Suppl, 86| judge where ~those are to be judged.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
125 Suppl, 86| they ~had lawfully will be judged," and thus the same conclusion
126 Suppl, 86| because others will be judged in ~reference to the words
127 Suppl, 86| humbled Himself in that He was judged unjustly; for ~"He was offered
128 Suppl, 86| thirteenth, is not to be judged, or that they will ~judge
129 Suppl, 86| they will not arise to ~be judged, because they are "already
130 Suppl, 86| because they are "already judged" (Jn. 3:18). All, however, ~
131 Suppl, 86| the judgment, not to be judged, but to see the Judge's ~
132 Suppl, 86| Whether the good will be judged at the judgment?~Aquin.:
133 Suppl, 86| none of the good will be judged at the ~judgment. For it
134 Suppl, 86| believeth in Him is ~not judged." Now all the good believed
135 Suppl, 86| Therefore they will not be ~judged.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
136 Suppl, 86| Therefore ~the good will not be judged.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
137 Suppl, 86| into those who are to be judged. Hence Gregory observes
138 Suppl, 86| the blessed will not be judged.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
139 Suppl, 86| that all the good will be judged, since ~it is written (2
140 Suppl, 86| there is nothing else to be judged. Therefore all, even the
141 Suppl, 86| even the good, will be ~judged.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
142 Suppl, 86| judgment. Therefore all will be judged.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
143 Suppl, 86| of rewards, ~all will be judged, even the good, since the
144 Suppl, 86| be saved ~but will not be judged. Others, however, build
145 Suppl, 86| in this account will be ~judged, and yet they will be saved.~
146 Suppl, 86| of those who are to be ~judged, but that it may be made
147 Suppl, 86| Whether the wicked will be judged?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
148 Suppl, 86| none of the wicked will be judged. For even as ~damnation
149 Suppl, 86| believeth not is already judged." ~Therefore in like manner
150 Suppl, 86| neither will other sinners be judged.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
151 Suppl, 86| all the wicked are to be judged, ~because all the wicked
152 Suppl, 86| Therefore all the wicked will be judged.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
153 Suppl, 86| the City of God will be judged as ~citizens, and sentence
154 Suppl, 86| judgment the angels will be judged?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
155 Suppl, 86| that the angels will be judged at the coming ~judgment.
156 Suppl, 86| thought they were to be judged forthwith." [*The ~reference
157 Suppl, 86| that the angels will be judged.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
158 Suppl, 86| wicked angels are already judged, wherefore it is written (
159 Suppl, 86| of this world is already judged." Therefore the angels will ~
160 Suppl, 86| the angels will ~not be judged in the time to come.~Aquin.:
161 Suppl, 86| and wicked, will not be judged ~as stated in the text of
162 Suppl, 86| good ~or wicked angels be judged.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
163 Suppl, 86| neither as judging nor as judged, but only men; but it will ~
164 Suppl, 87| 17): "Thy cause hath been judged as that ~of the wicked -
165 Suppl, 87| the gloss. Now Christ was judged by Pilate with regard to
166 Suppl, 87| the form wherein He was judged: ~wherefore a gloss [*St.
167 Suppl, 87| the form wherein He was judged unjustly, that He may be
168 Suppl, 87| the ~wicked." Now He was judged in the form of weakness.
169 Suppl, 87| conspicuous than those who are ~judged. Now the elect who will
170 Suppl, 87| Now the elect who will be judged by Christ will have a glorified ~
171 Suppl, 87| Para. 3/3~Further, as to be judged pertains to weakness, so
172 Suppl, 87| when Christ came to be ~judged, He appeared in the form
173 Suppl, 87| human nature wherein He was judged ~and likewise will judge;
174 Suppl, 87| Him when judging as when judged ~(Cf. ad 2).~Aquin.: SMT
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