Part, Question
1 1, 49 | the fact that he does not fulfil what the safety of the ship ~
2 1, 50 | the fact that he does not fulfil what the safety of the ship ~
3 1, 107 | the heavenly "Virtues" who fulfil the ~Divine commands.~Aquin.:
4 1, 111 | that "the higher ranks fulfil ~no exterior service."~Aquin.:
5 2, 65 | Now it is not possible to fulfil the whole Law, without having
6 2, 74 | pleasure without deciding to fulfil it by ~deed, belongs to
7 2, 74 | than if it be decided to fulfil it by deed: wherefore we
8 2, 74 | there be no decision to fulfil it, on account of the prohibition
9 2, 88 | it does not ~completely fulfil the conditions of a moral
10 2, 96 | directive force; but he should fulfil it to his own free-will
11 2, 98 | confer grace enabling man to fulfil what is prescribed, ~and
12 2, 98 | the law, are helped to fulfil what they desire to do.
13 2, 98 | through his being unable to fulfil what he knew. Hence, as
14 2, 100 | it follows that one can fulfil the precepts of the law
15 2, 100 | charity. Therefore one can fulfil the precepts ~of the law
16 2, 100 | one not having charity to fulfil this ~precept: because he
17 2, 100 | Consequently man cannot fulfil the precept of ~charity,
18 2, 100 | Reply OBJ 3: Man cannot fulfil all the precepts of the
19 2, 100 | precepts of the law, unless he ~fulfil the precept of charity,
20 2, 100 | maintained, for man to ~fulfil the law without grace.~Aquin.:
21 2, 100 | of the Law are those who fulfil the precepts of the Law. ~
22 2, 101 | the Jews, were ~they to fulfil all the precepts of the
23 2, 107 | that the New Law does not fulfil the Old. Because ~to fulfil
24 2, 107 | fulfil the Old. Because ~to fulfil and to void are contrary.
25 2, 107 | acts against a law does not fulfil the law. But ~Christ in
26 2, 107 | Therefore ~Christ did not fulfil the Law: and so the New
27 2, 107 | come to destroy, ~but to fulfil": and went on to say (Mt.
28 2, 107 | to be circumcised ~and to fulfil the other legal observances,
29 2, 108 | seems that, by omitting to fulfil ~the other precepts, He
30 2, 108 | Lastly, He teaches us how to fulfil the teaching of the Gospel;
31 2, 108 | the mind to be prepared to fulfil them," as Augustine ~says (
32 2, 109 | so that he is unable to fulfil it by his ~own natural powers.
33 2, 109 | his own natural powers can fulfil the ~commandments of the
34 2, 109 | own natural ~powers, can fulfil the commandments of the
35 2, 109 | without grace. Hence a man can fulfil the commandments of the
36 2, 109 | Now what a man cannot fulfil by himself is impossible
37 2, 109 | him. ~Therefore a man can fulfil all the commandments of
38 2, 109 | his natural endowments can fulfil this command by ~loving
39 2, 109 | 3]). Therefore man can ~fulfil all the commandments of
40 2, 109 | that without grace man can fulfil ~all the Divine commandments."~
41 2, 109 | of perfect nature could fulfil all the commandments of
42 2, 109 | corrupted nature man cannot fulfil all the Divine commandments
43 2, 109 | corrupt ~nature can man fulfil the commandments of the
44 2, 109 | God's motion in order to fulfil the ~commandments, as stated
45 2, 109 | purely natural endowments, fulfil the ~precept of the love
46 2, 109 | been said (A[4]), that to fulfil the commandments of the
47 2, 109 | imperfect, if it does not fulfil what it was given ~for.
48 2, 114 | friendship that God should fulfil man's desire for the salvation
49 2, 2 | enough if he be ready to fulfil them: as is evidenced by
50 2, 2 | Law, which man is bound to fulfil, ~concern acts of virtue
51 2, 4 | inclination of the will to fulfil God's commandments. In this
52 2, 4 | denotes an inclination to fulfil the commandments ~considered
53 2, 8 | that, however, does not fulfil all the conditions of a
54 2, 10 | even as ~he who fails to fulfil what he has promised, sins
55 2, 10 | compulsion, that they may fulfil what ~they have promised,
56 2, 28 | result being that we wish to fulfil our neighbor's will as though
57 2, 31 | burdens, and so you shall fulfil the law of Christ," ~which
58 2, 31 | Let priests ~endeavor to fulfil this saying of the Gospel: '
59 2, 31 | prelate: "Say to Archippus: Fulfil thy ministry [*Vulg.: 'Take
60 2, 31 | received in the Lord, that thou fulfil it.' ~Cf. 2 Tim. 4:5]."
61 2, 33 | while others are drowsy and fulfil them with negligence. All ~
62 2, 42 | Whether it is possible to fulfil this precept in this life?~(
63 2, 42 | possible in this life to fulfil this precept of the love
64 2, 42 | this life it is possible to fulfil this ~precept of the love
65 2, 42 | Therefore it is possible to fulfil this precept in this life. ~
66 2, 42 | Further, whoever does not fulfil a precept sins mortally,
67 2, 42 | on the way one man will fulfil it ~more perfectly than
68 2, 42 | so too he ~that does not fulfil this precept on the way,
69 2, 62 | clerics ~especially should fulfil the precept of the Apostle (
70 2, 77 | not doing what she can to fulfil her vow by ~observing continence.
71 2, 79 | it makes us faithful, and fulfil our just ~obligations to
72 2, 81 | excellence, whereby He is able to fulfil it - wherefore we say: ~"
73 2, 81 | us": and sinners do not fulfil this. Therefore either ~
74 2, 81 | 1], provided ~however he fulfil the four conditions given
75 2, 86 | although he does not ~yet fulfil his promise: even so, he
76 2, 86 | will to ~bind oneself to fulfil it at once, one is bound
77 2, 86 | at once, one is bound to fulfil it immediately. ~But if
78 2, 86 | immediately. ~But if one intend to fulfil it at a certain time, or
79 2, 86 | to him if ~he should not fulfil it after taking the vow.
80 2, 86 | far as one vows to God ~to fulfil what one has promised to
81 2, 86 | cheerful giver." Now some fulfil sorrowfully what they have ~
82 2, 86 | taken ~the vow, the will to fulfil it remaining withal, it
83 2, 86 | law and Divine precept to ~fulfil his vow, so, too, is he
84 2, 86 | does not require that we fulfil ~that which it would be
85 2, 86 | religion is not bound to fulfil ~the vows, whether of fasting
86 2, 87 | thereto, if one were to ~fulfil what one has sworn to do:
87 2, 87 | Sometimes it is wrong to fulfil a ~promise, and to keep
88 2, 87 | of which he is bound to fulfil what he has promised in
89 2, 87 | owe God, which binds us to fulfil our ~promises to Him. On
90 2, 96 | sinful. Whoever does not ~fulfil what he has confirmed on
91 2, 96 | thus a state may ~swear to fulfil some obligation, and afterwards
92 2, 96 | not bound, as by oath, to fulfil whatever the ~state has
93 2, 96 | Wherefore he who fails to fulfil an oath which he took ~under
94 2, 99 | which they may not break to ~fulfil the observances of religion.
95 2, 103 | disobedient when he does not ~fulfil a superior's command. But
96 2, 103 | seldom, if ever, possible to fulfil them. Therefore if ~disobedience
97 2, 103 | that they are unable to fulfil them, they are excused from
98 2, 117 | becoming to the ~perfect, who fulfil the words of Our Lord (Mt.
99 2, 138 | that man be prepared to fulfil them when necessary, so
100 2, 140 | many pleasures, in order to fulfil their ~respective duties.
101 2, 145 | judgment in omitting to fulfil the precept, ~especially
102 2, 147 | the ~Church, who should fulfil their spiritual duties with
103 2, 168 | are especially induced to fulfil ~the Law, because these
104 2, 182 | way, but it is enough to fulfil it ~in any way whatever.
105 2, 182 | they do not keep, and some fulfil that to ~which they have
106 2, 183 | bishops bind themselves to fulfil the pastoral ~office for
107 2, 183 | for another be unable to fulfil his ~engagement, it suffices
108 2, 183 | engagement, it suffices that he fulfil it through another. Hence
109 2, 184 | each of them is bound ~to fulfil all the counsels.~Aquin.:
110 2, 184 | state of perfection to ~fulfil all the counsels, it would
111 2, 184 | it would seem enough to fulfil some of them. But ~this
112 2, 184 | who lead a secular life fulfil some of the ~counsels, for
113 2, 184 | perfection is bound to ~fulfil whatever pertains to perfection:
114 2, 184 | mind, so that one has ~to fulfil them when necessity requires;
115 2, 184 | reason he is not bound to fulfil those things that result ~
116 2, 184 | he is bound to intend to fulfil ~them: against which intention
117 2, 184 | religious to be bound to fulfil ~all of them.~Aquin.: SMT
118 2, 185 | v, Ep. 1): "No man can fulfil ~ecclesiastical duties,
119 2, 185 | would seem that they ~cannot fulfil ecclesiastical duties, whereof
120 2, 185 | burthens: and so you shall fulfil the law of ~Christ," since
121 2, 185 | are unwilling not only to fulfil, but even to understand ~
122 2, 187 | enter religion are bound to ~fulfil their vow?~(4) Whether those
123 2, 187 | For it is impossible to fulfil the commandment which ~says,
124 2, 187 | Now one is compelled to fulfil what one has ~vowed. Therefore
125 2, 187 | of salvation unless ~one fulfil that vow. Such a necessity
126 2, 187 | a ~man is not obliged to fulfil the vow by which he bound
127 2, 187 | is under an obligation to fulfil what he has ~vowed, provided
128 2, 187 | enters religion in order to fulfil a vow ~which he had previously
129 2, 187 | forthwith, does ~not seem to fulfil his vow, since this was
130 2, 187 | who are in religion can fulfil the commandment of ~honoring
131 2, 187 | so long as he is able to fulfil it. Wherefore if a person
132 2, 187 | then a priest is ~able to fulfil the cure of souls, to which
133 2, 187 | Further, a person is bound to fulfil what he has vowed, as long ~
134 2, 187 | in the ~present tense, to fulfil his vow so long as the marriage
135 2, 187 | consummated, because he can fulfil the vow by entering religion. ~
136 2, 187 | severe order is not bound to fulfil a simple vow he has taken
137 3, 1 | become incarnate, in order to fulfil God's predestination.~Aquin.:
138 3, 1 | this. But God ~does not fulfil all such capabilities, otherwise
139 3, 7 | merit which He did ~not fulfil more perfectly Himself.~
140 3, 21 | will to God that He may fulfil ~it. Now Christ wished to
141 3, 37 | wished His ~Mother also to fulfil the prescriptions of the
142 3, 37 | uncleanness, yet she ~wished to fulfil the observance of purification,
143 3, 37 | that she was not bound to fulfil that ~precept, but fulfilled
144 3, 39 | circumcised in order to fulfil the law. But ~baptism was
145 3, 39 | saying: "So it becometh us to fulfil all justice" (Mt. ~3:15).
146 3, 39 | that Christ should not only fulfil what was ~prescribed by
147 3, 39 | because He Himself could not ~fulfil it, He did away with it."~
148 3, 39 | suddenly into existence, to fulfil the purpose of its ~signification,
149 3, 45 | A[1], ad 2), He might fulfil ~the mysteries of our redemption
150 3, 59 | the future, when He shall fulfil His will regarding all ~
151 3, 62 | clear that they ~perfectly fulfil the conditions of a sacrament;
152 3, 64 | state of ~sin he attempts to fulfil that ministry.~Aquin.: SMT
153 3, 66 | figures by Christ, Who came to fulfil and replace the figure by
154 3, 67 | that, Every man is bound to fulfil those duties which he has ~
155 3, 70 | in the desert failing to ~fulfil the precept of circumcision,
156 Suppl, 58| honestly endeavored to ~fulfil their marital intercourse,
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