Part, Question
1 1, 20 | better than the whole human race, being ~God and man. But
2 1, 20 | But God loved the human race more than He loved Christ;
3 1, 20 | He loves the whole ~human race, but more than He loves
4 1, 20 | salvation ~of the human race; rather did He become thereby
5 1, 23 | consider the whole of the human race, as we consider the whole
6 1, 32 | the salvation of the human race, accomplished by the Incarnate ~
7 1, 39 | the delivery of the human race accomplished by ~the Son.
8 1, 51 | those who sprang ~from the race of Cain. Nor is it to be
9 1, 54 | rather as that between "a ~race" and "to run," one of which
10 1, 57 | the salvation of the human race, still the apostles knew ~
11 1, 39 | the delivery of the human race accomplished by ~the Son.
12 1, 52 | those who sprang ~from the race of Cain. Nor is it to be
13 1, 55 | rather as that between "a ~race" and "to run," one of which
14 1, 58 | the salvation of the human race, still the apostles knew ~
15 1, 78 | alone belongs to the human race, as intelligence alone ~
16 1, 91 | principle ~of the whole human race. Wherefore Paul says that "
17 1, 91 | God made the whole ~human race from one" (Acts 17:26).
18 1, 91 | necessary as regards the human race, in which ~the male and
19 1, 91 | the principle of the human race; just as the semen ~belongs
20 1, 96 | the principle of the human race, as the semen in man, who
21 1, 97 | of rights when the human race ~increased by generation.
22 1, 97 | multiplication of the human race; ~otherwise man's sin would
23 1, 97 | multiplication of the human ~race, He established the begetting
24 1, 97 | that in ~paradise the human race would have been multiplied
25 1, 98 | multiplication of the human race. But the race would have
26 1, 98 | the human race. But the race would have been ~sufficiently
27 1, 99 | have ~been the whole human race if neither they - that is
28 1, 99 | descendants, ~nor any of their race had committed any sin for
29 1, 100 | instructor of the whole human race. Therefore he begot children
30 1, 102 | that under the sun ~the race is not to the swift, nor
31 1, 112 | guardianship of the human race belongs to the order of "
32 1, 112 | God to the whole human ~race - namely the guardianship
33 1, 113 | to sin in the whole human race: and in this sense we must
34 2, 1 | man, is to the whole human race, so is the last end of any
35 2, 4 | the goal of the spiritual ~race: hence he says (2 Tim. 4:
36 2, 72 | Ezech. 43:23: "The human race ~is subject to three kinds
37 2, 98 | one God, by Whom the human race was to be saved through ~
38 2, 98 | perfect salvation of the human race, which was to ~come through
39 2, 98 | of salvation on the human race gratuitously: ~wherefore
40 2, 98 | condemnation of ~the human race for the sin of the first
41 2, 102 | common on the whole human race; and hence they were repeated
42 2, 103 | redemption of the human race was ~fulfilled in Christ'
43 2, 105 | priests of the Levitical race, and to the judge ~that
44 2, 2 | Resurrection, whereby the ~human race is delivered from sin and
45 2, 65 | priests of the Levitical ~race, and to the judge that shall
46 2, 71 | says: "The whole human race is in peril from this vice."
47 2, 111 | wit, he was not of ~the race of prophets: hence the text
48 2, 150 | welfare of the ~whole human race. Thus too in an army, some
49 2, 150 | the welfare of the ~human race." On the other hand, virginity
50 2, 150 | bodily increase of the human ~race, and belongs to the active
51 2, 151 | preservation of the whole human ~race. Hence Augustine says (De
52 2, 151 | welfare of the whole ~human race." Wherefore just as the
53 2, 151 | preservation of the human race. Wherefore there ~is the
54 2, 152 | the welfare ~of the human race." But inordinate use of
55 2, 152 | it ~is that in the human race the male has a natural solicitude
56 2, 152 | good of the whole human ~race, and common goods depend
57 2, 152 | good of the whole human race, as appears from what was
58 2, 152 | to the good of the human ~race, in so far as it is prejudicial
59 2, 152 | than the good of the human race: and therefore those sins
60 2, 152 | as becoming to the human race: and this ~is called "the
61 2, 170 | the stability of the human race. Now "nature ~does not fail
62 2, 187 | and none marry, the human race will perish. Virtue is rare,
63 3 | bestowed by Him on the human race.~Aquin.: SMT TP Prologue
64 3, 1 | restoration of the human race?~(3) Whether if there had
65 3, 1 | restoration of the human race that the ~Word of God should
66 3, 1 | reparation of the ~human race that the Word of God should
67 3, 1 | contrary, What frees the human race from perdition is necessary ~
68 3, 1 | satisfied for the ~whole human race, and God was not bound to
69 3, 1 | whereby ~the whole human race is infected, is greater
70 3, 1 | inasmuch as "the good of the race is a more ~Divine thing
71 3, 1 | beginning ~of the human race?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[1] A[5]
72 3, 1 | the beginning of the human race. For the work of the ~Incarnation
73 3, 1 | brought ~relief to the human race from the beginning.~Aquin.:
74 3, 1 | the beginning of the human race; for in the various ~centuries
75 3, 1 | beginning of the human race.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[1] A[5]
76 3, 1 | the beginning of the human race.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[1] A[5]
77 3, 1 | beginning of ~the human race.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[1] A[5]
78 3, 1 | restoration of the human race by blotting out sin, it
79 3, 1 | beginning of ~the human race before sin. For medicine
80 3, 1 | not bestow upon the human race the remedy ~of the Incarnation
81 3, 1 | beginning of the human ~race. And the Word incarnate
82 3, 1 | feebleness ~of the human race men's knowledge of God began
83 3, 1 | the mercy shown the human race ~by the Incarnation of Christ,
84 3, 1 | the youth of ~the human race, "on account of the strength
85 3, 1 | Whose imitation the human race ~was to be formed to the
86 3, 1 | old age - of the ~human race.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[1] A[6]
87 3, 4 | fettered the whole human race; yet God judged it better
88 3, 4 | nature from the vanquished race, and thus to vanquish the
89 3, 4 | the enemy of ~the human race." And this for three reasons:
90 3, 7 | relation of Christ to the human race. For Christ, as man, is
91 3, 7 | salvation of the whole human race; for ~He is the propitiation
92 3, 8 | salvation of the whole human race; secondly, in ~free-will.~
93 3, 9 | nature, since the whole human race was to be brought back ~
94 3, 14 | for the sin of the ~human race that the Son of God, having
95 3, 15 | redemption of the human race.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[15] A[
96 3, 18 | the salvation of the human race, although ~it did not pertain
97 3, 18 | the salvation of the human race ~should be fulfilled by
98 3, 22 | He reconciled the human race to God, ~according to Col.
99 3, 26 | He reconciled the human race to God. Hence the ~Apostle,
100 3, 26 | for the sin of ~the human race. And in this sense He is
101 3, 31 | from the mass of the human ~race derived from Adam, but of
102 3, 31 | united to the ~priestly race, so that Christ, who is
103 3, 31 | OBJ 3: Further, the human race is Christ's kindred, inasmuch
104 3, 31 | signate in Adam, ~the human race, which is descended from
105 3, 31 | 3: Christ and the human race are kindred, through the
106 3, 31 | of Christ and the human race is ~sufficiently preserved
107 3, 31 | assume the flesh of the human race subject ~to sin, but cleansed
108 3, 31 | imperfection of the human race, which needs to be perfected
109 3, 41 | since the foe of the ~human race was vanquished, not as by
110 3, 46 | deliverance of the ~human race?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
111 3, 46 | deliverance of the human race. For the human race could
112 3, 46 | human race. For the human race could not be ~delivered
113 3, 46 | salvation of the human ~race.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
114 3, 46 | for the sin of the human race; and ~so man was set free
115 3, 46 | satisfaction for sin from the human race. But if He had willed to
116 3, 46 | of delivering the human race than ~by Christ's Passion?~
117 3, 46 | of ~delivering the human race besides Christ's Passion.
118 3, 46 | deliverance of the human race.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
119 3, 46 | wood preserved the human race from the waters of the ~
120 3, 46 | itself to redeem the human race from all sins; but as to
121 3, 46 | all the sins of the ~human race, for which He made satisfaction
122 3, 46 | willed to deliver the human race from sins not ~merely by
123 3, 47 | deliverance of the ~human race, according to the words
124 3, 48 | all ~the sins of the human race, because Christ did not
125 3, 48 | offense of the whole human ~race. First of all, because of
126 3, 48 | for the ~sins of the human race; according to 1 Jn. 2:2: "
127 3, 48 | and the debt of the human race, it was as a price ~at the
128 3, 49 | the ~cause of the human race being delivered from the
129 3, 49 | sins of the whole human race: but when sufficient satisfaction
130 3, 49 | every offense of the human race with regard to those who ~
131 3, 49 | God ~to the whole human race than in provoking Him to
132 3, 49 | first is common to the whole race, for it is our ~first parents'
133 3, 49 | sin of the whole human race, both as to its guilt and
134 3, 49 | guilt of the whole human race: but this was removed at
135 3, 50 | satisfy ~for the whole human race, which was sentenced to
136 3, 52 | Christ's ~Passion the human race was delivered not only from
137 3, 52 | sin of the whole ~human race, which each one in his origin
138 3, 60 | Christ, by which the human ~race is sanctified. And hence
139 3, 61 | the state of the human ~race, as Augustine declares (
140 3, 61 | the state of the ~human race underwent no change after
141 3, 61 | The state of the human race after sin and before Christ
142 3, 65 | common good of ~the human race by means of generation:
143 Suppl, 8 | bestowed by God on the human race. This is evident from Heb. ~
144 Suppl, 41| the beginning of the human race.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[41] A[
145 Suppl, 41| times was lest the human race should cease to multiply. ~
146 Suppl, 50| each state of the human race, since ~more degrees of
147 Suppl, 54| beginning of the human race father and mother alone
148 Suppl, 54| propagation of the human race to be ensured ~with very
149 Suppl, 54| Afterwards however, the human race having multiplied, more
150 Suppl, 54| the ~inheritance of the race. But afterwards more degrees
151 Suppl, 72| beginning of the human race: unless perhaps we say that
152 Suppl, 74| the last ~age of the human race, which begins from our Lord'
153 Suppl, 77| thus was the ~whole human race multiplied. Wherefore according
154 Suppl, 77| seed of which the human race was ~originally fashioned:
155 Suppl, 78| multiplication of the human race: and eating is ~directed
156 Suppl, 78| the resurrection the human race will already have the number
157 Suppl, 85| part of the ~whole human race: wherefore a twofold judgment
158 Suppl, 85| as a part of the human race: thus a man is said to be
159 Suppl, 85| judgment of the whole human race by ~the general separation
160 Suppl, 88| heavenly movement the human race is multiplied, plants and
161 Suppl, 96| length removed from the human race by the coming of ~Christ.
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