Part, Question
1 1, 3 | man is not the same as his humanity. ~Therefore God is not the
2 1, 3 | definition of the ~species; as, humanity connotes all that is included
3 1, 3 | man, and it is this that humanity ~signifies, that, namely,
4 1, 3 | matter, are not included in humanity; and yet they are ~included
5 1, 3 | something more in it than has humanity. Consequently humanity and
6 1, 3 | has humanity. Consequently humanity and a man ~are not wholly
7 1, 3 | not wholly identical; but humanity is taken to mean the formal
8 1, 3 | actual; for goodness and humanity ~are spoken of as actual,
9 1, 25 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: The humanity of Christ, from the fact
10 1, 37 | whiteness, and "man" ~from humanity; everything whence anything
11 1, 39 | signifies "one that has humanity," so God signifies "one ~
12 1, 39 | the name "man" signifies humanity in a ~subject, others more
13 1, 39 | this word "man" - that is, humanity - is really divided among
14 1, 42 | less than the Father in humanity": and by ~Hilary (De Trin.
15 1, 37 | whiteness, and "man" ~from humanity; everything whence anything
16 1, 39 | signifies "one that has humanity," so God signifies "one ~
17 1, 39 | the name "man" signifies humanity in a ~subject, others more
18 1, 39 | this word "man" - that is, humanity - is really divided among
19 1, 42 | less than the Father in humanity": and by ~Hilary (De Trin.
20 1, 84 | of smell. In like ~manner humanity understood is only in this
21 1, 84 | this or that man; but that humanity ~be apprehended without
22 1, 84 | as universal, occurs to humanity ~inasmuch as it is brought
23 1, 84 | instance, animality or humanity as existing in the individual.
24 2, 27 | thing in the species of humanity, and two white men are one
25 2, 102 | of flesh, as regards ~His humanity - and this is to make an
26 2, 106 | of ~Christ's Godhead or humanity, which dispose us by means
27 2, 108 | God's Son made man, Whose humanity grace filled first, and
28 2, 112 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: Christ's humanity is an "organ of His Godhead,"
29 2, 112 | principal agent. Hence Christ's humanity does not cause grace by ~
30 2, 112 | the actions of Christ's humanity are saving actions.~Aquin.:
31 2, 112 | the person of Christ the humanity causes our ~salvation by
32 2, 1 | Godhead, and six to the humanity. For they include in one
33 2, 10 | Nestorius who severed the humanity of Christ from the Person ~
34 2, 78 | piety, religion, affection, humanity," ~several of which are
35 2, 78 | their good pleases us, and "humanity," ~whereby we help them
36 2, 78 | this gives its name to humanity whereby we uphold one ~another."
37 2, 78 | beneficence" which is here called "humanity." These three, however,
38 2, 78 | however, be included in humanity mentioned by ~Macrobius;
39 2, 78 | would seem ~to pertain to "humanity."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[80] A[
40 2, 80 | other mysteries of ~His humanity than by considering the
41 2, 80 | Chief among these is the ~humanity of Christ, according to
42 2, 80 | matters relating to Christ's ~humanity are the chief incentive
43 3, 1 | bestowed upon us by Christ's humanity; for Augustine says in a ~
44 3, 2 | destroys the truth of ~Christ's humanity.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[2] A[5]
45 3, 2 | Divine Nature it ~was in the humanity of Christ from His nativity.~
46 3, 5 | from the Godhead and the ~humanity.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[5] A[4]
47 3, 6 | and the manhood." Now the humanity is a whole, ~which is composed
48 3, 7 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The humanity of Christ is the instrument
49 3, 8 | things. Nevertheless, the humanity of Christ, by virtue of
50 3, 8 | Not indeed as ~if his humanity were assumed by the devil
51 3, 8 | unity of person, as the ~humanity of Christ by the Son of
52 3, 9 | end of beatitude by the ~humanity of Christ, according to
53 3, 16 | the properties, ~"of the humanity; for we do not say that
54 3, 16 | before the world was, "in His humanity."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[16] A[
55 3, 17 | as signified by the word "humanity," does not signify "what
56 3, 19 | operations from Christ's humanity, ~nor that which springs
57 3, 22 | Godhead, ~but also in His humanity, as having the fulness of
58 3, 22 | consecrated to God. But the humanity of Christ was from the beginning ~
59 3, 22 | were conferred on us by the humanity of Christ. For, ~in the
60 3, 23 | not forfeited when carnal humanity [*Some editions read ~'humilitas' - '
61 3, 23 | it is said that "carnal ~humanity is adopted," the expression
62 3, 25 | Whether Christ's Godhead and humanity are to be adored with one
63 3, 25 | Para. 1/1~Whether Christ's humanity and Godhead are to be adored
64 3, 25 | would seem that Christ's humanity and Godhead are not to be ~
65 3, 25 | the Father." But Christ's humanity ~is not common to Him and
66 3, 25 | Father. Therefore Christ's humanity and ~Godhead are not to
67 3, 25 | it seems ~that Christ's humanity is to be adored with a different
68 3, 25 | Para. 1/1~Whether Christ's humanity should be adored with the
69 3, 25 | the flesh is part of ~the humanity. Therefore Christ's humanity
70 3, 25 | humanity. Therefore Christ's humanity is not to be adored with
71 3, 25 | Rm. 1:25). But ~Christ's humanity is a creature. Therefore
72 3, 25 | the Father. Therefore His humanity is not to ~be adored with
73 3, 25 | Therefore also His body or His ~humanity.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[25] A[
74 3, 25 | the ~adoration of Christ's humanity may be understood in two
75 3, 25 | ways. First, so ~that the humanity is the thing adored: and
76 3, 25 | the adoration of Christ's humanity is the adoration of ~"latria."
77 3, 25 | the adoration of Christ's humanity may be taken as ~given by
78 3, 25 | the adoration of Christ's humanity is the adoration not of ~"
79 3, 25 | account of His perfect humanity.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[25] A[
80 3, 25 | is not given to Christ's humanity in respect of ~itself; but
81 3, 25 | His Godhead, not of His humanity. But the adoration of "latria"
82 3, 25 | image which represents ~the humanity of Christ Himself.~Aquin.:
83 3, 25 | OBJ 2: Further, Christ's humanity is worshiped with the adoration
84 3, 27 | instrumentally as to His humanity: whence (Jn. 1:17) it is
85 3, 27 | nearest to Christ in His humanity: because He received His
86 3, 28 | the dignity of Christ's humanity in which ~there could be
87 3, 31 | generation of Christ in His ~humanity; not indeed by explaining
88 3, 32 | father in respect of His ~humanity?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[32] A[
89 3, 32 | father in respect of His humanity. Because, according to the
90 3, 34 | mover and moved. Whereas the humanity of Christ is as the instrument ~
91 3, 34 | 1). ~Therefore Christ's humanity is both sanctified and sanctifier.~
92 3, 34 | man, He had, even in His ~humanity, something more than other
93 3, 35 | God would be either if the humanity were ~first subject to conception
94 3, 35 | Photinus said; or if the humanity were not assumed unto unity
95 3, 36 | confesses Christ's Godhead and humanity. It ~behooved, therefore,
96 3, 37 | presented to one. But Christ's humanity was always in God's presence
97 3, 48 | God. But since Christ's humanity is the "instrument of ~the
98 3, 53 | all that befell Christ's humanity was ordained for our ~salvation.
99 3, 53 | regards ~Christ's Godhead and humanity, for it is not enough to
100 3, 53 | regarding the truth of His ~humanity and death, it was needful
101 3, 56 | cause, inasmuch as Christ's humanity, ~according to which He
102 3, 56 | did and endured in His ~humanity are profitable to our salvation
103 3, 56 | the dispensation of His humanity. Therefore, although ~Christ'
104 3, 57 | ascended according to His humanity."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[57] A[
105 3, 58 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: Christ's humanity according to the conditions
106 3, 58 | while in respect of His humanity, He excels ~all creatures
107 3, 62 | other mysteries ~of His humanity, and in a yet higher measure,
108 3, 62 | comparison with Whom Christ's humanity is as a ~united instrument,
109 3, 62 | Christ's Godhead through His humanity.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[62] A[
110 3, 64 | instrument, in so far as His humanity is the instrument of His
111 3, 75 | faith, which concerns His ~humanity just as it does His Godhead,
112 3, 80 | Godhead is greater than His humanity, and His humanity greater ~
113 3, 80 | than His humanity, and His humanity greater ~than the sacraments
114 3, 80 | than the sacraments of His humanity, hence it is that those
115 3, 80 | are committed against His humanity: hence it is written (Mt.
116 3, 80 | which belong ~to Christ's humanity; and after these are the
117 3, 83 | Holy, Holy, Holy"; and His humanity, saying with ~the children: "
118 Suppl, 71| salvation, but an office of ~humanity."~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[71] A[
119 Suppl, 73| men by means of ~Christ's humanity. Now just as we cannot be
120 Suppl, 73| point, because ~Christ's humanity is nearer to His Godhead,
121 Suppl, 73| resurrection, than is the humanity of others. Hence Christ'
122 Suppl, 76| There are two opinions about humanity and about any form of ~a
123 Suppl, 76| According to this opinion ~humanity is really nothing else than
124 Suppl, 76| will be the same identical ~humanity, which will remain even
125 Suppl, 76| not under the aspect ~of humanity, because the composite does
126 Suppl, 76| nature ~from a separated humanity.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[79] A[
127 Suppl, 76| of necessity, the same humanity.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[79] A[
128 Suppl, 76| will be a distinction of humanity ~was based on the supposition
129 Suppl, 76| on the supposition that humanity is some distinct form ~supervening
130 Suppl, 76| disprove the identity of humanity, because ~union implies
131 Suppl, 76| prevent the identity of humanity, because the action and ~
132 Suppl, 76| and ~passion from which humanity resulted are not of the
133 Suppl, 76| are not of the essence of humanity, ~wherefore a distinction
134 Suppl, 76| involve a distinction of ~humanity: for it is clear that generation
135 Suppl, 76| neither is the ~identity of humanity prevented if we take union
136 Suppl, 76| to but concomitant with humanity, ~since humanity is not
137 Suppl, 76| concomitant with humanity, ~since humanity is not one of those forms
138 Suppl, 87| judge under the form or His humanity?~(2) Whether He will appear
139 Suppl, 87| the form of His glorified humanity?~(3) Whether His Godhead
140 Suppl, 87| judge under the form of His humanity?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[90] A[
141 Suppl, 87| judge under the form of His ~humanity. For judgment requires authority
142 Suppl, 87| appear in His glorified humanity?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[90] A[
143 Suppl, 87| appear in His ~glorified humanity. For a gloss [*St. Augustine,
144 Suppl, 87| the form of His glorified humanity: because the eye that is ~
145 Suppl, 87| shall see the glory of His humanity (Jn. 10:9): "He ~shall go
146 Suppl, 87| refreshment in His ~Godhead and humanity," according to the commentary
147 Suppl, 87| of ~the glory of Christ's humanity will be a reward to the
148 Suppl, 87| more adverse to ~Christ's humanity than to His Godhead. Now
149 Suppl, 87| will see ~the glory of His humanity will conduce to their punishment,
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