Part, Question
1 1, 21 | one nor the other can be lacking in any work of ~God: because
2 1, 90 | defense, in which man is lacking. Therefore the human ~body
3 1, 93 | such as clarity, ~were lacking in the bodily members of
4 1, 95 | and would not have been lacking in the state of ~innocence, "
5 1, 98 | nature ~would have been lacking in the state of innocence.
6 2, 5 | Therefore this ~is not lacking to human nature. Therefore
7 2, 10 | alone which is perfect and lacking in nothing, is such a good
8 2, 10 | goods, in so far as they are lacking in some good, can be ~regarded
9 2, 10 | on the other hand, it is lacking in any respect, it will
10 2, 13 | reason as an evil, or as ~lacking in any way. Consequently
11 2, 18 | respect, and yet they are lacking in the fulness of being
12 2, 18 | wherefore if any man be lacking in any of these, he is lacking
13 2, 18 | lacking in any of these, he is lacking in ~something due to the
14 2, 18 | goodness: while so far as he is lacking in ~goodness, and is said
15 2, 18 | essence of good, if a thing be lacking in its due fulness of being, ~
16 2, 18 | has being; ~whereas it is lacking in goodness, in so far as
17 2, 18 | goodness, in so far as it is lacking in ~something that is due
18 2, 18 | way ~mentioned above, from lacking goodness in another way.
19 2, 21 | for a certain end, and ~lacking due order to that end. Now
20 2, 34 | virtuous man shuns, and the man lacking ~in virtue seeks, seems
21 2, 63 | knowledge of the truth is lacking, virtue is a ~mockery even
22 2, 65 | virtue, if prudence ~be lacking.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[65] A[
23 2, 65 | That ~which is scarcely lacking is not lacking at all."~
24 2, 65 | scarcely lacking is not lacking at all."~Aquin.: SMT FS
25 2, 68 | strength of ~fortitude is lacking thereto . . . and fortitude
26 2, 71 | Arb. iii): ~"Whatever is lacking for a thing's natural perfection
27 2, 71 | human ~act is evil through lacking conformity with its due
28 2, 75 | be in a thing, is never lacking except on ~account of some
29 2, 75 | Accordingly then, the will lacking the direction ~of the rule
30 2, 75 | first ~sin, but some good lacking some other good.~Aquin.:
31 2, 75 | apparent good as motive, yet lacking the due motive, viz. the
32 2, 75 | act, and the reason, as lacking the ~due rule, and the appetite,
33 2, 77 | particular knowledge be lacking. ~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[77] A[
34 2, 101 | account of their being lacking in truth, so does it fail
35 2, 102 | like manner certain ~fish lacking fins and scales were prohibited
36 2, 102 | to the Tenth Objection is lacking in the ~codices. The solution
37 2, 103 | nothing is ~believed in as lacking, nothing hoped for as being
38 2, 107 | perfect fulfils that ~which is lacking in the imperfect. And accordingly
39 2, 107 | supplying that which was lacking in the Old Law. ~Aquin.:
40 2, 1 | science. For where science is lacking there is ignorance, since ~
41 2, 5 | this mean is altogether ~lacking in faith.~Aquin.: SMT SS
42 2, 6 | said to be deformed through lacking ~its due form, so too is
43 2, 19 | obtaining happiness may be lacking ~in a person in two ways:
44 2, 22 | Reply OBJ 1: The act of one lacking charity may be of two kinds;
45 2, 22 | however, another act of one lacking charity, not in accordance ~
46 2, 22 | indemonstrable principle be lacking, so, ~there can be no strictly
47 2, 45 | voluntarily, since this is to be lacking in the chief act of prudence, ~
48 2, 58 | If any one of these be lacking, the ~judgment will be faulty
49 2, 60 | his due receive what is lacking ~to him: and for this to
50 2, 67 | rectitude ~where true faith is lacking, it is unlawful for a Catholic
51 2, 75 | among whom there are many lacking virtue, and it is not given
52 2, 75 | is rendered defective by lacking a ~fitting quality. But
53 2, 75 | knowledge is required that is lacking in most buyers. Therefore
54 2, 76 | one's money to a usurer lacking ~other means of practising
55 2, 77 | opportunity, and if this be lacking, there is no ~omission.
56 2, 81 | the ~original intention is lacking, prayer lacks both merit
57 2, 86 | of reason. But this ~is lacking in children just as in imbeciles
58 2, 86 | most instances they are lacking in reason, and besides are
59 2, 87 | And this ~witness will be lacking to none who swears, neither
60 2, 87 | in his power, his oath is lacking ~in judgment of discretion:
61 2, 87 | good, ~then his oath is lacking in justice: wherefore an
62 2, 96 | whichever of these three be ~lacking, there is perjury," but
63 2, 96 | perjury when justice is lacking, for in ~whatever way a
64 2, 96 | perjury when judgment is lacking, since ~by the very fact
65 2, 108 | though the form's effect be lacking; for instance a ~heavy body
66 2, 111 | or signs, pretends to be lacking in external things, for
67 2, 116 | riches, without another man ~lacking them, for temporal goods
68 2, 117 | exceeding in giving he is ~lacking in goods of his own, so
69 2, 121 | Offic. i): "Fortitude is not lacking in ~courage, for alone she
70 2, 123 | should fear lest they be lacking in the ~service they owe
71 2, 127 | action, not ~that he is lacking in doing what becomes him,
72 2, 133 | called {apyrokalia}, i.e. lacking good fire, since like fire
73 2, 135 | by such things, ~through lacking the perfect virtue that
74 2, 139 | prudence, while this is lacking to all who are in ~sin.
75 2, 142 | Accordingly shame may be lacking in a person in two ways.
76 2, 145 | where the reference is ~lacking] commenting on Mt. 17:20, "
77 2, 148 | offered. But if ignorance be lacking neither is ~excused from
78 2, 155 | savage ~or brutal, as though lacking the human feeling that leads
79 2, 155 | done ~to him, than to be lacking in that desire, since "scarcely
80 2, 156 | sensitive appetite cannot be lacking altogether, unless the movement
81 2, 156 | the will be altogether lacking or weak. Consequently lack
82 2, 156 | the judgment of reason is lacking.~
83 2, 166 | movement, nevertheless what is ~lacking to nature can be supplied
84 2, 166 | without mirth, not only is lacking in playful speech, but is
85 2, 167 | seem not to be sinful to be lacking in this, for it is said
86 2, 167 | clothes, so that nothing be lacking ~to honesty and necessity,
87 2, 169 | the spirit of prophecy is ~lacking to the prophet, nor is it
88 2, 169 | not follow that nothing is lacking to prophetic ~revelation,
89 2, 171 | effected ~by images of things lacking a bodily form through the
90 2, 172 | prophets were scarcely ever lacking to the ~people of Israel
91 2, 172 | times there have not been lacking persons having ~the spirit
92 2, 173 | this will surely not be lacking after reunion ~with the
93 2, 182 | perfection, who are wholly ~lacking in charity and grace, for
94 2, 183 | consequently he would seem to be lacking ~in good faith, and is guilty
95 2, 184 | others, and such persons are lacking in ~discernment. Now the
96 2, 185 | necessity and ~profit be lacking, the weak might possibly
97 2, 186 | solitude ~of the heart be lacking?" Hence a social life is
98 3, 7 | His Son [*'To His Son' is lacking in the Vulgate], namely
99 3, 10 | number not only of things lacking ~generation and corruption,
100 3, 28 | nuptial intercourse alone was lacking: because in sinful ~flesh
101 3, 28 | the ~seed of the male was lacking in Christ's conception,
102 3, 28 | follow ~that due matter was lacking.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[28] A[
103 3, 46 | possible means were not lacking ~on God's part, to whose
104 3, 60 | when this happens to be lacking.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[60] A[
105 3, 66 | consequently whatever is ~lacking to the full invocation of
106 3, 66 | Christ supply for what was lacking in Baptism, but even ~faith
107 3, 69 | baptized, not through their lacking the habits of the virtues,
108 3, 72 | like visible signs were lacking. For Dionysius says ~(Eccl.
109 3, 74 | consecrated when the other is lacking, because it would not be
110 3, 80 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Those lacking the use of reason can have
111 3, 80 | because many ~persons are lacking in this devotion, on account
112 Suppl, 9 | Whether confession can be lacking in form?~(2) Whether confession
113 Suppl, 9 | Whether confession can be lacking in form?~Aquin.: SMT XP
114 Suppl, 9 | that confession cannot be lacking in form. For it ~is written (
115 Suppl, 15| consciousness of sin, "be lacking, the punishment satisfies."
116 Suppl, 16| matter of this virtue ~was lacking in His respect both actually
117 Suppl, 19| provided matter be not lacking as it ~is in the case in
118 Suppl, 29| unless there ~be something lacking on the part of the recipient.
119 Suppl, 34| this beauty might not be lacking to the Church, He established
120 Suppl, 35| but he receives what was lacking, according to the canonical ~
121 Suppl, 35| reordained, but receive what was lacking to them of the preceding
122 Suppl, 38| that the sacraments are lacking in efficacy, but on account
123 Suppl, 39| and if ~such things be lacking, one can receive neither
124 Suppl, 43| and ~consequently what is lacking in one can be supplied by
125 Suppl, 43| ii, 56), ~"when little is lacking it seems as though nothing
126 Suppl, 43| seems as though nothing were lacking." Some ~fix the margin at
127 Suppl, 45| 2: If mental consent is lacking in one of the parties, on ~
128 Suppl, 46| future, if inward consent is lacking, since ~words, even though
129 Suppl, 50| a good. Now good may ~be lacking in an infinite number of
130 Suppl, 51| intellect; and ~if the first be lacking, the second must needs be
131 Suppl, 51| the second must needs be lacking also. Hence, ~when error
132 Suppl, 55| actually promises marriage be lacking in age, or be under a solemn ~
133 Suppl, 57| relative, but as a stranger lacking ~the right of succeeding
134 Suppl, 62| destroyed if justice were lacking.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[62] A[
135 Suppl, 65| as his mate: and this was lacking in those who were known
136 Suppl, 66| essential to ~a sacrament is lacking in one who is irregular.
137 Suppl, 70| entire if one of its parts be lacking. ~Now the soul's powers
138 Suppl, 71| is effected when what is ~lacking to one is supplied by another.~
139 Suppl, 72| Hence since no rectitude is lacking to the saints, they wish
140 Suppl, 77| when something will ~be lacking to the other parts, for
141 Suppl, 78| supply what was excessive ~or lacking in man.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
142 Suppl, 81| 1: That which is little lacking is as it were not lacking
143 Suppl, 81| lacking is as it were not lacking at ~all (Phys. ii, 5); wherefore
144 Suppl, 86| foundation of faith is lacking, without which all subsequent
145 Suppl, 92| bridegroom and bride, and this is lacking in the union of ~the human
146 Suppl, 95| can pertain to sorrow be lacking, so that their ~unhappiness
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