Part, Question
1 1, 19 | of ~another man becoming worse. Now God surpasses all men
2 1, 19 | the cause of man becoming worse; and when He is ~said to
3 1, 19 | s will that man becomes worse. Now it is clear that every
4 1, 19 | every evil ~makes a thing worse. Therefore God wills not
5 1, 20 | some other time he is the worse; because even according
6 1, 48 | action, it seems that pain is worse than ~fault.~Aquin.: SMT
7 1, 48 | avoided, and thus fault is worse than pain.~Aquin.: SMT FP
8 1, 49 | things, so we find evil and ~worse. But good and better are
9 1, 49 | best. ~Therefore evil and worse are so considered in relation
10 1, 49 | not said to be evil and worse, by reason of ~access to
11 1, 49 | action, it seems that pain is worse than ~fault.~Aquin.: SMT
12 1, 49 | avoided, and thus fault is worse than pain.~Aquin.: SMT FP
13 1, 50 | things, so we find evil and ~worse. But good and better are
14 1, 50 | best. ~Therefore evil and worse are so considered in relation
15 1, 50 | not said to be evil and worse, by reason of ~access to
16 1, 84 | it is, either better or worse, would ~entail being deceived,
17 1, 88 | evidently it would understand worse in the ~body than out of
18 2, 7 | good or ~evil, better or worse: and this diversity depends
19 2, 18 | makes an action better or worse, ~places the moral action
20 2, 18 | makes an action better or worse, places a ~moral action
21 2, 18 | makes an action better or ~worse, makes it differ in goodness
22 2, 18 | makes an action ~better or worse, constitutes a species.~
23 2, 18 | make ~the action better or worse; because what is not good,
24 2, 18 | makes an action better or worse, constitutes a new species
25 2, 18 | a moral action better or worse, places it ~in a species
26 2, 18 | moral action ~better or worse, changes its species.~Aquin.:
27 2, 20 | better in good things, or worse in evil things. This, seemingly,
28 2, 20 | this respect, is better or worse. Thirdly, in point of ~intensity:
29 2, 20 | good or evil, the better or worse it is.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
30 2, 20 | from it; and specifically worse, if ~it is of a nature to
31 2, 20 | is of a nature to produce worse results. On the other hand,
32 2, 22 | transmutation is for the worse, it has more ~of the nature
33 2, 22 | transmutation to something worse. And passion, in this sense,
34 2, 28 | it, it is hurt and made worse thereby. ~Consequently love
35 2, 39 | for there is something worse, namely, either not to reckon ~
36 2, 39 | greatest evil, for it would be worse to be altogether separated
37 2, 39 | removal of which they become worse: and ~yet there is not an
38 2, 39 | harms the better thing is worse than that which ~harms the
39 2, 39 | than that which ~harms the worse. Now a thing is called evil "
40 2, 42 | they are not therefore any worse or more to be ~feared.~Aquin.:
41 2, 46 | 1~OBJ 2: Further, it is worse to suffer evil and to grieve
42 2, 46 | evident that hatred is far worse and graver than anger.~Aquin.:
43 2, 46 | however, that an evil is worse through giving pain: because ~"
44 2, 71 | to nature?~(3) Which is worse, a vice or a vicious act?~(
45 2, 71 | Para. 1/1~Whether vice is worse than a vicious act?~Aquin.:
46 2, 71 | vice, i.e. a bad habit, is worse than a sin, ~i.e. a bad
47 2, 71 | longer an evil lasts, the worse it is. Now a vicious habit
48 2, 71 | Therefore a vicious habit ~is worse than a vicious act.~Aquin.:
49 2, 71 | Therefore a vicious habit ~is worse than a vicious act.~Aquin.:
50 2, 71 | Therefore a vicious action is ~worse than a vicious habit.~Aquin.:
51 2, 71 | 1~OBJ 2: Further, sin is worse than vice, i.e. evil act
52 2, 73 | it cannot ~make a thing worse. Therefore a circumstance
53 2, 79 | of that which makes man worse. Now man is made worse by ~
54 2, 79 | man worse. Now man is made worse by ~spiritual blindness
55 2, 79 | respect, they make man ~no worse. It is because he is already
56 2, 85 | nature. For ~man's sin is no worse than the devil's. But natural
57 2, 89 | you think, he ~deserveth worse punishments . . . who hath
58 2, 96 | contempt, break into evils worse still.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
59 2, 98 | the Jews would ~be in a worse plight than other men. ~
60 2, 105 | severely punished: and the worse treatment of all ~seems
61 2, 106 | you think, he deserveth worse punishments, ~who hath trodden
62 2, 10 | you think, he deserveth worse punishments, who hath trodden
63 2, 12 | 31) says: "Blasphemy is worse than perjury." The reason
64 2, 18 | since to do such things is worse than to suffer any ~punishment
65 2, 19 | this life, and, what is worse, in the battle of ~faith."
66 2, 23 | and those who fell ~became worse. But man's is a rational
67 2, 25 | denied the ~faith, and is worse than an infidel." Now the
68 2, 26 | therefore its opposite is worse, ~for it is worse to hate
69 2, 26 | opposite is worse, ~for it is worse to hate a friend than an
70 2, 30 | denied the ~faith, and is worse than an infidel." Now if
71 2, 30 | does it ~follow that he is worse off than before, because,
72 2, 30 | denied the ~faith, and is worse than an infidel."~Aquin.:
73 2, 31 | correct a person who becomes worse through ~being corrected?~(
74 2, 31 | Dom. xvi, 4): "You become ~worse than the sinner if you fail
75 2, 31 | does so, they may become worse, or ~hinder, oppress, or
76 2, 31 | through fear lest ~he become worse?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[33] A[
77 2, 31 | through fear lest he become worse. For sin is weakness of
78 2, 31 | person corrected ~become worse.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[33] A[
79 2, 31 | hate you, you may make him worse." Therefore one ought to ~
80 2, 31 | fear lest we may make a man worse.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[33] A[
81 2, 31 | warning, and ~will become worse, such fraternal correction
82 2, 31 | instance when a man becomes worse through it, it is longer
83 2, 31 | a better man, ~you make worse." Now we are bound by the
84 2, 31 | lest our brother become worse. Therefore the order of
85 2, 31 | sin, if it "will cause a worse corruption in ~the heart."
86 2, 31 | and that ~he would become worse: because on that account
87 2, 32 | man's outward sins are worse than his inward hatred.
88 2, 45 | as of the virtues, it is worse." Now the moral virtues,
89 2, 58 | be efficacious ~against a worse evil, much more is it efficacious
90 2, 59 | He who receives becomes ~worse, and the more ready to expect
91 2, 62 | beast. For a bad man is worse than a beast, and is more ~
92 2, 69 | denied the faith and is worse than an infidel."~Aquin.:
93 2, 72 | its end, ~tale-bearing is worse than backbiting, although
94 2, 72 | sometimes the backbiter ~says worse things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
95 2, 74 | Further, evil deeds are worse than evil words. But evil
96 2, 74 | two, evil of fault is the ~worse (FP, Q[48], A[6]). Hence
97 2, 74 | to speak evil of fault is worse than to ~speak evil of punishment,
98 2, 76 | gratuity, nor is one in a worse condition through lending.~
99 2, 86 | neither a better for a worse, nor a worse for a better."
100 2, 86 | better for a worse, nor a worse for a better." Much ~less,
101 2, 86 | for something better, or ~worse, that which one has vowed,
102 2, 92 | gods: and yet ~you are much worse than they are, for they
103 2, 108 | otherwise the perfect would be worse off than others.~Aquin.:
104 2, 117 | prodigal of this kind is worse, as stated in Ethic. iv,
105 2, 147 | because he is easily the worse for ~taking wine, or because
106 2, 148 | their ways, lest they become worse if ~they be compelled to
107 2, 154 | intemperance;~(4) Which is the worse, incontinence in anger,
108 2, 154 | intemperate man is much worse ~than the incontinent,"
109 2, 154 | incontinent in anger is worse than the incontinent in
110 2, 154 | incontinent in anger is worse than the ~incontinent in
111 2, 154 | incontinent in ~anger is worse than the incontinent in
112 2, 154 | incontinence of desire is worse than incontinence of anger, ~
113 2, 156 | more hurtful a sin is, the worse it would seem to ~be; since,
114 2, 156 | than anger: since it is worse to desire ~evil as an evil,
115 2, 160 | physician, in order to cure a worse disease, allows the patient
116 2, 160 | and seducers ~shall grow worse and worse"; so that apparently
117 2, 160 | seducers ~shall grow worse and worse"; so that apparently man'
118 2, 180 | they have for thought, the worse interior ~turmoil they have
119 2, 182 | if they ~should become worse thereby," namely by leaving
120 2, 183 | spoken, and, not to say worse than this, have succeeded ~
121 2, 184 | follow that religious are worse off than seculars: and consequently
122 2, 184 | the believer "deserveth worse punishments" who through
123 2, 184 | monasteries, so have I ~not found worse than those who in the monastery
124 2, 187 | denied the ~faith, and is worse than an infidel."~Aquin.:
125 2, 187 | of that ~man" may become "worse than the first" (Lk. 11:
126 2, 187 | converted, whence he becomes worse.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[189] A[
127 3, 2 | rather it says something worse than Nestorius - to wit,
128 3, 5 | its intelligence it is ~worse than the body. Now I know
129 3, 44 | Sin no more, lest some ~worse thing happen to thee." Whence,
130 3, 59 | better, or from evil to worse. Hence the ~Apostle says (
131 3, 64 | perverse intention seems worse than a playful one. But ~
132 3, 68 | you think, he deserveth worse punishments, who hath . . . ~
133 3, 80 | Reply OBJ 2: Although it is worse for the secret sinner to
134 3, 80 | the body of Christ it is worse to commit mortal ~sin by
135 3, 84 | act of sinning. Now it is worse to sin in public than in
136 3, 88 | was freed, or even to a worse state. Much more ~therefore
137 Suppl, 6 | humility a man deems himself worse than another, who ~is known
138 Suppl, 6 | truly humble, deems himself worse not as though he had ~committed
139 Suppl, 6 | committed an act generically worse, but because he fears lest
140 Suppl, 8 | you think, he deserveth worse punishments," etc. ~And
141 Suppl, 27| the contrary, He would be worse off than others if he could
142 Suppl, 36| 2~On the contrary, It is worse to raise the wicked to the
143 Suppl, 43| Church allows this lest ~worse happen rather than because
144 Suppl, 64| 2: Further, leprosy is a worse complaint than suffering
145 Suppl, 71| others, the poor would be worse off: yet ~this is contrary
146 Suppl, 95| who ~are damned are not worse off than the demons, it
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