Part, Question
1 1, 1 | 1/1 ~I answer that, The author of Holy Writ is God, in
2 1, 1 | sense is that which the author intends, and since the author
3 1, 1 | author intends, and since the author of ~Holy Writ is God, Who
4 1, 10 | qu. 28) "that God is the author of ~eternity." Therefore
5 1, 10 | Augustine says that "God is the author of eternity," ~this is to
6 1, 12 | manifest both that God is the author of the intellect power, ~
7 1, 22 | Reply OBJ 3: Man is not the author of nature; but he uses natural
8 1, 22 | thus far, since God is the author of nature. ~Apparently it
9 1, 34 | utterance proposed by its author, as appears from Augustine (
10 1, 43 | Ghost, it belongs to the author of this sanctification.
11 1, 43 | been sent visibly as the author of sanctification; the Holy
12 1, 43 | Son to be declared as the author ~of sanctification, as explained
13 1, 46 | manifestly to declare its author.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[46] A[
14 1, 48 | the fact that God is the author of ~the evil of pain, but
15 1, 49 | that, "God is not the ~author of evil because He is not
16 1, 49 | sinners. And so God is the author of the evil which is penalty,
17 1, 60 | implanted in him by the Author of his nature. ~Yet he is
18 1, 60 | implanted in nature by its Author. To say that a natural inclination
19 1, 60 | is to derogate from the Author of nature. Yet the ~rectitude
20 1, 62 | naturally, so far as God is the author ~of his natural being. But
21 1, 72 | at all, since ~He is the Author of good; or at least not
22 1, 43 | Ghost, it belongs to the author of this sanctification.
23 1, 43 | been sent visibly as the author of sanctification; the Holy
24 1, 43 | Son to be declared as the author ~of sanctification, as explained
25 1, 47 | manifestly to declare its author.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[46] A[
26 1, 49 | the fact that God is the author of ~the evil of pain, but
27 1, 50 | that, "God is not the ~author of evil because He is not
28 1, 50 | sinners. And so God is the author of the evil which is penalty,
29 1, 61 | implanted in him by the Author of his nature. ~Yet he is
30 1, 61 | implanted in nature by its Author. To say that a natural inclination
31 1, 61 | is to derogate from the Author of nature. Yet the ~rectitude
32 1, 63 | naturally, so far as God is the author ~of his natural being. But
33 1, 71 | at all, since ~He is the Author of good; or at least not
34 1, 88 | unnatural, for God is the author of the influx of both ~of
35 1, 90 | it was produced;~(2) The author by whom it was produced;~(
36 1, 91 | God, Who is the universal Author of nature. Therefore, ~in
37 1, 91 | generated. Now God alone, the Author of nature, can produce an
38 1, 94 | Work ~of an anonymous author, among the supposititious
39 1, 96 | 19 [*Work of an anonymous author, among the supposititious
40 1, 96 | Works of ~an anonymous author, among the supposititious
41 1, 96 | Work of an ~anonymous author, among the supposititious
42 1, 96 | Work of an anonymous author, among the supposititious
43 1, 97 | nature, or rather of the Author of nature, Who alone is
44 1, 105 | because He alone is the author of the intellectual nature. ~
45 1, 113 | be permitted by God, the author of all justice, that men
46 1, 113 | referred to God as ~their first author.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[114] A[
47 1, 113 | referred to God ~as its first author. Nevertheless the demons
48 2, 4 | intellect, which is the Author of ~nature, adjusted delights
49 2, 26 | not in them, but in the Author of their nature, as stated
50 2, 28 | therefore according to the same author (Div. Nom. iv), every love ~
51 2, 40 | separate Intellect, Who is ~the Author of nature; as does also
52 2, 83 | of sin, since He is the author of the soul's creation ~
53 2, 96 | common good - and from ~their author, that is to say, when the
54 2, 96 | vainglory - or in respect of the author, as when a ~man makes a
55 2, 97 | of the Divine Reason, the Author ~of nature. But the reason
56 2, 100 | command of God, Who is ~the Author of the institution of marriage.~
57 2, 101 | contains ~Christ Himself, the Author of our Sanctification: for
58 2, 102 | OBJ 5: Further, God is the Author of life, not only of men,
59 2, 102 | must recognize no first author of things other than God,
60 2, 107 | faith in Christ, Who is the Author of the New Testament. Hence
61 2, 107 | The work of an unknown ~author]) say: "The commandments
62 2, 114 | Head of the Church, and the Author of human ~salvation, according
63 2, 114 | glory [to perfect] the Author of their salvation."~Aquin.:
64 2, 18 | fault is not from God as its author but from ~us, in for far
65 2, 18 | punishment is from ~God as its author, in so far as it has character
66 2, 21 | so that he believes the Author of the ~Law to be One to
67 2, 22 | Divine power, which is the author of charity.~Aquin.: SMT
68 2, 24 | though he were the principal ~author of salvation, but not, to
69 2, 32 | if we consider Him as the Author of such ~like effects. Some
70 2, 32 | punishment, hates God the author ~of punishments. For many
71 2, 42 | quotation is from an anonymous author's unfinished work ~(Opus
72 2, 42 | the end intended by ~the author of the precept is reached;
73 2, 42 | the end intended by its author is not reached, ~nevertheless
74 2, 81 | may recognize ~in Him the Author of our goods. Hence Chrysostom
75 2, 81 | that he needs Him as the Author of his goods. Hence it ~
76 2, 81 | confess that He is the Author of our goods: but not to
77 2, 86 | blessing, of which God is the author, though man is the minister, ~
78 2, 102 | justice, since God is the author of life ~an death. Nor again
79 2, 110 | seek the glory of their author, that they are not inwardly ~
80 2, 127 | but as explained by the author]~We must now consider each
81 2, 152 | injury is done ~to God, the Author of nature. Hence Augustine
82 2, 152 | nature, of which He is ~the Author, is polluted by the perversity
83 2, 160 | will do; and He is ~not the author of sin. Now pride is numbered
84 2, 162 | rust. Now God Who is the author of man is all-powerful,
85 2, 162 | 21) that God is not the author of death, except in so far
86 2, 166 | but the devil, that is the author of fun. Listen to what ~
87 2, 170 | of their own nature, the author ~of which is the Holy Ghost,
88 2, 174 | Robert of France, the reputed author of the 'Veni Sancte ~Spiritus.'
89 3, 1 | to honor him ~who is the author of sin; hence Augustine
90 3, 5 | 4, work of an ~unknown author]): "I call Christ a heavenly
91 3, 7 | Heb. 12:2) that He is "the author and finisher of our faith." ~
92 3, 7 | virtue, ~regards not only the author of good, but even the good
93 3, 7 | that in Christ, Who is the author of grace, there should be
94 3, 9 | unto glory, to perfect the author of their salvation by His
95 3, 11 | Looking on Jesus the author and finisher of ~faith."
96 3, 11 | and hence Christ is ~the author of our faith by the Divine
97 3, 13 | to God alone Who is the author of nature. Therefore ~they
98 3, 21 | cannot effect. For the Author of power, the Master of
99 3, 21 | show that His Father is the author both of His eternal ~procession
100 3, 21 | acknowledging Him as the author thereof, as we read (Mt.
101 3, 21 | receive from His Father as the author thereof, and therefore it
102 3, 23 | appropriated to the Father as its author; to the Son, ~as its exemplar;
103 3, 25 | Assumption, work of an anonymous ~author] says: "It is right that
104 3, 27 | was nearest of all to the Author of grace; so ~that she received
105 3, 30 | B.V.M. [*Work of another author: among the works of St.
106 3, 31 | conceived; secondly, as to the author of ~His conception; thirdly,
107 3, 35 | Reply OBJ 3: As says the author of the book De Qq. Nov.
108 3, 37 | indeed, did she have the very Author of grace with her. Therefore
109 3, 38 | said with Jerome [*Another author on Mk. 1 (inter ~op. Hier.)]
110 3, 41 | as He willed; not as the Author of eternal life, ~but as
111 3, 41 | Looking on Jesus, the author and finisher of faith."
112 3, 41 | the Holy Ghost, who is the Author of the ~perfect deed, is
113 3, 43 | Looking on Jesus, the author and finisher of faith."
114 3, 44 | God, the ~Creator and Author of all natures, does nothing
115 3, 46 | OBJ 3: According to the author of De Qq. Vet. et Nov. Test.,
116 3, 46 | answer that, According to the author of De Qq. Vet. et Nov. Test.,
117 3, 47 | triumphed over death and its author; ~because a soldier cannot
118 3, 47 | degree. Now according to the author of De Qq. Nov. et Vet. Test.,
119 3, 48 | belonged as to its first ~author, and from whom Christ received
120 3, 48 | the Father as the original author.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[48] A[
121 3, 53 | be first in Christ as the author of glory: but that ~grace
122 3, 54 | fitting for Christ, the author of the resurrection, to
123 3, 59 | He is their Head and the author of their ~salvation, according
124 3, 59 | into ~glory, to perfect the author of their salvation by His
125 3, 63 | of which Christ is the author, ~receive a character by
126 3, 72 | conformed to ~Christ, Who is the Author of the sacraments. But man
127 3, 72 | dignity, that He, Who is the ~Author of the sacraments, should
128 3, 75 | of being in the one, the author of being can change into ~
129 Suppl, 2 | Poenitentia [*Work of an unknown author]), ~that the penitent should
130 Suppl, 3 | Cordis, work of ~an unknown author] confesses that "he deserves
131 Suppl, 4 | Poenitentia, work of an unknown author] says that "when sorrow
132 Suppl, 4 | Poenitentia, work of an ~unknown author] says: "The penitent should
133 Suppl, 8 | Poenitentia [*Work of an unknown ~author]: "He who wishes to confess
134 Suppl, 9 | Poenitentia, work of an unknown author]. Therefore confession ~
135 Suppl, 20| Poenitentia [*Work of an unknown ~author]), "no man should exercise
136 Suppl, 21| First, ~on the part of its author, as when anyone excommunicates
137 Suppl, 21| takes effect, ~though its author sins, because the one who
138 Suppl, 21| suffers ~justly, even if the author act wrongly in excommunicating
139 Suppl, 41| gregarious animal," as the same author asserts ~(Polit. i, 2).
140 Suppl, 72| be done by Him Who is the author of nature. But by the final ~
141 Suppl, 87| Anima, work of an unknown author. St. Thomas, De Anima, ~
142 Suppl, 95| of themselves but of the Author of nature, Who gave nature
143 Suppl, 96| sinned against ~God the author of his being, yet, in view
144 Appen1, 2| iv, xviii, by some other author] say that certain slight ~
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