Part, Question
1 1, 22 | Further, whatsoever is left to itself cannot be subject
2 1, 22 | a governor. But men are left to themselves by God in ~
3 1, 22 | from the beginning, and left him ~in the hand of his
4 1, 22 | When it is said that God left man to himself, this does
5 1, 23 | many as there were angels left; ~others, as many as the
6 1, 70 | the soul the only ~ones left to be attributed to the
7 1, 74 | ceased from ~working and left it vacant, which would be
8 1, 74 | intervening things being left ~to be understood, since
9 1, 71 | the soul the only ~ones left to be attributed to the
10 1, 73 | ceased from ~working and left it vacant, which would be
11 1, 73 | intervening things being left ~to be understood, since
12 1, 82 | from the ~beginning, and left him in the hand of his own
13 1, 92 | For ~imprints which are left by the movements of animals
14 1, 101 | hand is nobler than the left: ~hence it was fitting that
15 1, 110 | that is, the impressions left from the movements are preserved
16 1, 113 | 4:11): "Then the devil left Him," ~i.e. Christ Who overcame.~
17 1, 118 | the end nothing would be ~left in him of what belonged
18 2, 1 | appetite, that nothing is left besides ~it for man to desire.
19 2, 2 | from the beginning and left him in the hand of his own
20 2, 7 | expressions "right" and "left," "equal" and ~"unequal,"
21 2, 10 | from the ~beginning, and left him in the hand of his own
22 2, 17 | was that his nature was left to itself, through the ~
23 2, 50 | reason; but if they are left to themselves, such animals
24 2, 80 | it, viz. the impressions left by the action ~of sensible
25 2, 82 | of the ~soul are, in all, left to themselves equally; but
26 2, 85 | the powers of the soul are left, as it were, destitute ~
27 2, 85 | its nature, to which it is left when the obstacle to its
28 2, 85 | nature of the ~human body is left to itself, so that according
29 2, 85 | the nature of his ~matter left to itself, but not as regards
30 2, 87 | is that human nature is left to itself, ~and deprived
31 2, 87 | diversity of nature, which is left to ~itself, as stated above (
32 2, 91 | Ecclus. 15:14) that "God left man in the ~hand of his
33 2, 91 | A[1]). Therefore man was left to the direction of his ~
34 2, 95 | be regulated by law, than left to be decided by judges":
35 2, 95 | very few matters ~to be left to the decision of men.~
36 2, 98 | in this matter, ~man was left to the guidance of his reason
37 2, 100 | of acts of gluttony is ~left to paternal admonition,
38 2, 102 | nourishment belongs on ~the left, according to Prov. 3:16: "
39 2, 102 | according to Prov. 3:16: "In her left hand (are) riches and ~glory."
40 2, 105 | grapes and fruit, should be left behind for them (Lev. ~19:
41 2, 105 | restore to the owner what was left of the animal thus ~slain):
42 2, 105 | heifer after being slain was left to rot in a rough and uncultivated ~
43 2, 105 | fruit-trees were ~commanded to be left untouched, for the use of
44 2, 106 | behoved man first of all to be left to himself under ~the state
45 2, 108 | institution; but have been left by ~the Lawgiver, i.e. Christ,
46 2, 108 | decided many ~points and left few to man to decide as
47 2, 108 | of the ~New Law, but are left to the decision of man;
48 2, 108 | feasts. Wherefore Our Lord left the ~institution of such
49 2, 108 | hand, when they would be left entirely to their own ~judgment
50 2, 108 | justice. Consequently Our Lord left the judicial precepts to ~
51 2, 108 | fixed by the Law: this was left to man to decide in ~one
52 2, 108 | obligation, whereas a counsel is left to the ~option of the one
53 2, 10 | everlasting death, should they be left to their parents ~who would
54 2, 11 | though he may not have left the ~Church": and elsewhere
55 2, 11 | already abjured, must be left to the secular tribunal."
56 2, 11 | against God, for it is not left to ~our discretion to forgive
57 2, 23 | thee, because thou hast left thy first charity."~Aquin.:
58 2, 30 | the barefoot that you have left to rot, the money of the
59 2, 41 | sin, it should always be ~left undone out of that love
60 2, 59 | 6, and the other will be left with 4: and so there will
61 2, 61 | taken, and one shall be left." Therefore ~respect of
62 2, 62 | dangerous since no time is left wherein to expiate it by
63 2, 63 | according to Ecclus. 15:14, "God left man in the hand of his own ~
64 2, 65 | mercy in matters that are ~left to the judge's discretion,
65 2, 65 | or human laws, it is not ~left to him to show mercy.~Aquin.:
66 2, 68 | thing: but this ~must be left to the prudent discernment
67 2, 71 | telling him, and then it is left to his discretion whether
68 2, 71 | himself. ~But it is not left to his discretion to permit
69 2, 75 | them is not ~sufficiently left with the buyer unless such
70 2, 84 | altar," as though this were left to the choice of the offerer:
71 2, 85 | particular ~proportion is left to the ordinance of the
72 2, 85 | like minute ~things, but left it to the judgment of those
73 2, 86 | of perfection when "they left all things and followed
74 2, 93 | the decision by lot be left to a spiritual cause, ~it
75 2, 93 | however, the decision is left to God, according to Prov. ~
76 2, 93 | unknown ~crimes must be left to Him Who alone knows the
77 2, 99 | John (Mt. 4:22) ~that they left "their nets and father,
78 2, 102 | from the beginning, and left him in the hand of his own ~
79 2, 102 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: God left man in the hand of his own
80 2, 102 | he ought to do, but is left the free choice proceeding
81 2, 115 | riches that nothing is left for his own support, nor
82 2, 140 | result. For a child, if left to his own will, becomes
83 2, 140 | becometh ~stubborn, and a child left to himself will become headstrong."
84 2, 149 | as in the case of a child left to his own will. ~Wherefore
85 2, 152 | arising out of the traces left by his previous thoughts
86 2, 156 | vengeance, since this ~should be left to God, according to Dt.
87 2, 163 | required ~that he should be left to his own will, according
88 2, 163 | to Ecclus. 15:14, "God ~left" man "in the hand of his
89 2, 170 | not transferred from the left side to the right, unless
90 2, 178 | to the right, now to the ~left again and again; others
91 2, 178 | above and below, right and left, forwards and ~backwards,
92 2, 178 | it will be from right to left; if from the ~cause to the
93 2, 183 | 19:27): "Behold we have left all ~things and have followed
94 2, 183 | decision in such matters is left to human prudence.~Aquin.:
95 2, 184 | 19:27, "Behold we have left all things," observes, ~"
96 2, 187 | 22) that James and John "left ~their nets and father,
97 2, 187 | religion, the people would ~be left without a pastor's care,
98 3, 1 | fall. For first of all God ~left man under the natural law,
99 3, 16 | the change of him on whose left side he was. Hence ~in such
100 3, 25 | venerates whatever of his is left after his death, not only
101 3, 28 | written down: while others are left out to be supplied by our ~
102 3, 29 | carnal intercourse: yet she left this to God's discretion.
103 3, 36 | at the birth of any ~man, left its orbit and made its way
104 3, 36 | itself: then, when they had left ~Herod, it showed itself
105 3, 39 | simplicity should not be left to wax cold. Nor let it
106 3, 41 | 4:11): "Then the devil left Him," i.e. after the ~temptation, "
107 3, 46 | account of sin, man was justly left by God under the devil's
108 3, 46 | right hand and one on His left, to set forth by the ~very
109 3, 46 | His right, others on His left hand." ~Thirdly, according
110 3, 46 | His right and one upon His left, to show that all mankind ~
111 3, 46 | divided into right ~and left, those on the right being
112 3, 46 | behavior of the one ~on the left."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
113 3, 47 | Me?" because, to wit, He left Him to the power of His ~
114 3, 49 | sinning, and who with ~justice left man under the devil's power.
115 3, 58 | the Father. For right and left are differences of bodily
116 3, 58 | latter ~is seated on his left. Consequently, if Christ
117 3, 58 | Father is seated on the left of the Son; ~which is unseemly.~
118 3, 58 | beyond all place? Right and left belong ~to things definable
119 3, 58 | the ~Father will be on the left. But there" - that is, in
120 3, 58 | To sit on My right or left ~hand, is not Mine to give
121 3, 58 | the Father's right hand or left, but on Christ's.~
122 3, 59 | were not dead, for he hath left one behind him that is like ~
123 3, 59 | with honor and sometimes left unburied, ~and finally falls
124 3, 67 | I answer that, Augustine left this question without deciding
125 3, 69 | the nations which the Lord left, that by them He might ~
126 3, 73 | in His proper species, He left ~Himself with them under
127 3, 80 | published, but are to ~be left to the Divine judgment.~
128 3, 80 | unknown crimes ~are to be left to Him Who alone knows the
129 3, 80 | have children, should be left to their own judgment, ~
130 3, 80 | such a person "is to be left to his own judgment." "But
131 3, 80 | But the ~remains of food left in the mouth, if swallowed
132 3, 83 | the people; should any be left over, ~they are not to be
133 3, 83 | he is certain that he has left out any ~of those that are
134 3, 84 | Baptism, this addition is left to the discretion of the ~
135 Suppl, 8 | in particular it is not ~left to our choice. But the choice
136 Suppl, 8 | of a discreet priest is left to us as ~appears from the
137 Suppl, 8 | a discreet priest is not left to us in such a ~way that
138 Suppl, 8 | just as we like; but it is left to the permission of a ~
139 Suppl, 16| evil done more than of good left undone, and which one ~was
140 Suppl, 22| fraught with danger should be left to the ~decision of superiors.
141 Suppl, 29| beginning where the other left off, or can begin over again ~
142 Suppl, 29| Christ Himself, ~but were left by Him to be instituted
143 Suppl, 40| addition the "maniple" on the left arm; this ~signifies the
144 Suppl, 40| addition the ~"stole" over the left shoulder, as a sign that
145 Suppl, 64| of others who should be left to use their own discretion, ~
146 Suppl, 65| hand is better than the left according to nature, but
147 Suppl, 70| yet has it not when it has left the ~body through death
148 Suppl, 71| from special suffrages be left over for those ~for whom
149 Suppl, 72| the Lord [*Vulg.: 'who are left, shall be taken . . . to ~
150 Suppl, 75| all the remains that are left after the ~dissolution of
151 Suppl, 86| Mt. 19:28, "You who have left all things' [*Vulg.: ~'You
152 Suppl, 86| followed Me']" says: "Those who left all things and ~followed
153 Suppl, 89| maintained, nor an impression left on our intellect ~by the
154 Suppl, 93| number 100 we pass from the left to the right ~hand, so that
155 Suppl, 93| glory, ~while we are on the left on account of the imperfection
156 Appen1, 2| judgment as he was when he left the body, because "the tree . . . ~
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