Part, Question
1 1, 43 | continuous, since charity ever increases or decreases; and thus ~
2 1, 62 | can merit. Now, as merit ~increases, the reward of beatitude
3 1, 62 | the reward of beatitude increases. Therefore the beatified ~
4 1, 43 | continuous, since charity ever increases or decreases; and thus ~
5 1, 63 | can merit. Now, as merit ~increases, the reward of beatitude
6 1, 63 | the reward of beatitude increases. Therefore the beatified ~
7 1, 114 | is that the more a body increases in quantity, the ~heavier
8 1, 118 | rarefied, so that their ~matter increases in dimensions; or in respect
9 2, 4 | been resumed, Happiness increases not in ~intensity, but in
10 2, 18 | every circumstance that increases malice, has ~a special defect.
11 2, 18 | every circumstance that increases goodness, ~seems to add
12 2, 20 | increased, unless the fault increases: ~wherefore it is written (
13 2, 22 | defect, which ~afterwards increases as it goes on. Now passion
14 2, 24 | 3) Whether every passion increases or decreases the goodness
15 2, 24 | Para. 1/1~Whether passion increases or decreases the goodness
16 2, 24 | thus a passion of the soul increases the goodness ~of an action.~
17 2, 27 | Reply OBJ 3: Hope causes or increases love; both by reason of
18 2, 32 | continued action of an agent increases its effect: ~thus the longer
19 2, 33 | desired; but this expansion increases at the ~presence of the
20 2, 37 | sorrow, far from destroying, increases the ~power of learning.~
21 2, 37 | instead of taking away, increases ~the faculty of learning.~
22 2, 38 | of that which saddens us increases sorrow, ~just as the image
23 2, 38 | other. Now every like thing increases its like. ~Therefore joy
24 2, 38 | the sympathizing ~friend increases the sorrow of the friend
25 2, 40 | caused by everything that increases a man's power; e.g. riches,
26 2, 40 | hope is chiefly ~whatever increases one's power. But youth and
27 2, 42 | Consequently whatever increases a man's power, is of a nature
28 2, 42 | therefore, ~experience increases a man's power of action,
29 2, 42 | action, therefore, as it increases ~hope, so does it diminish
30 2, 44 | parts, ~the inward heat increases, especially in the inferior
31 2, 44 | attention. ~If, however, fear increases so much as to disturb the
32 2, 48 | the case of thirst which ~increases the pleasure of drink. Now
33 2, 48 | his love; so that ~anger increases the fervor of love and makes
34 2, 48 | wherefore the friendship increases: and the same would apply
35 2, 48 | one another. But this also increases anger: for the ~Philosopher
36 2, 48 | Therefore the same cause increases anger, and facilitates ~
37 2, 48 | on the same grounds as it increases ~anger. For when a man who
38 2, 52 | addition?~(3) Whether each act increases the habit?~Aquin.: SMT FS
39 2, 52 | Faith is a habit, and yet it increases: wherefore the ~disciples
40 2, 52 | Para. 1/1~Whether habits increases by addition?~Aquin.: SMT
41 2, 52 | previously (thus we may say cold ~increases in a man who, after being
42 2, 52 | by addition. For movement increases by an addition either to
43 2, 52 | of the term. Yet movement increases ~the intensity as to participation
44 2, 52 | specific habit of ~science increases in that man. Yet a man's
45 2, 52 | man. Yet a man's science increases, as to the ~subject's participation
46 2, 52 | Reply OBJ 2: The cause that increases a habit, always effects
47 2, 52 | Para. 1/1~Whether every act increases its habit?~Aquin.: SMT FS
48 2, 52 | would seem that every act increases its habit. For when the ~
49 2, 52 | A[2]). Therefore a habit increases when ~its acts are multiplied.~
50 2, 52 | proceeds. Therefore every act increases the habit.~Aquin.: SMT FS
51 2, 52 | it is not ~every act that increases a habit.~Aquin.: SMT FS
52 2, 52 | it, every such act either increases the habit or ~disposes to
53 2, 52 | morsel of ~food actually increases the animal's size as neither
54 2, 64 | consist in a mean, but ~increases the more we approach to
55 2, 76 | does not diminish ~sin, but increases it: for the Philosopher
56 2, 76 | neither diminishes nor ~increases the sin.~Aquin.: SMT FS
57 2, 77 | does not diminish sin, but increases ~it.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[77]
58 2, 77 | sin. Now a good passion increases merit: for a ~man seems
59 2, 77 | Therefore an evil passion also increases rather than ~diminishes
60 2, 77 | not diminish a sin, but ~increases it; or rather it is a sign
61 2, 77 | the judgment of reason ~increases merit; but if it precede,
62 2, 87 | because the gravity of a sin increases according to the ~greatness
63 2, 88 | that the lust of sinning increases, and the sinner ~fixes his
64 2, 89 | but, ~on the contrary, increases it, as stated above (Q[73],
65 2, 102 | love for their children increases as they become used to ~
66 2, 114 | charity lessens rather than ~increases the labor, because as Augustine
67 2, 2 | in opposition to faith increases the merit of faith whether
68 2, 2 | in outward persecution, increases the merit of faith, ~in
69 2, 13 | light, goeth forwards and increases even ~to perfect day." Now,
70 2, 18 | fear decreases when charity increases?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[19] A[
71 2, 18 | fear decreases when charity increases. For ~Augustine says (In
72 2, 18 | ix): "The more charity ~increases, the more fear decreases."~
73 2, 18 | fear decreases when hope increases. But charity ~increases
74 2, 18 | increases. But charity ~increases when hope increases, as
75 2, 18 | charity ~increases when hope increases, as stated above (Q[17],
76 2, 18 | fear decreases when charity increases.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[19] A[
77 2, 18 | separation decreases when union increases. Therefore fear decreases
78 2, 18 | when ~the love of charity increases.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[19] A[
79 2, 18 | needs increase when charity increases, even as an ~effect increases
80 2, 18 | increases, even as an ~effect increases with the increase of its
81 2, 18 | fear decreases as charity ~increases, chiefly as regards its
82 2, 18 | that decreases when hope ~increases; but with the increase of
83 2, 18 | of the latter filial fear increases, ~because the more certainly
84 2, 18 | regard to filial fear, as it increases with the increase of charity, ~
85 2, 20 | does not diminish, ~but increases sin. To sin, however, with
86 2, 23 | natural gifts?~(4) Whether it increases in the person who has it?~(
87 2, 23 | who has it?~(5) Whether it increases by addition?~(6) Whether
88 2, 23 | addition?~(6) Whether it increases by every act?~(7) Whether
89 2, 23 | every act?~(7) Whether it increases indefinitely?~(8) Whether
90 2, 23 | cannot increase. For nothing increases ~save what has quantity.
91 2, 23 | virtual quantity of charity increases.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[24] A[
92 2, 23 | fervent love. Hence charity increases essentially, not by beginning
93 2, 23 | Para. 1/1~Whether charity increases by addition?~Aquin.: SMT
94 2, 23 | would seem that charity increases by addition. For just as ~
95 2, 23 | in the ~light." Now light increases in the air by addition;
96 2, 23 | thus the light in a ~house increases when another candle is lit.
97 2, 23 | Therefore charity also ~increases in the soul by addition.~
98 2, 23 | Therefore also, when He ~increases charity, He puts something
99 2, 23 | before. ~Therefore charity increases by addition.~Aquin.: SMT
100 2, 23 | the science of geometry increases in one who acquires ~knowledge
101 2, 23 | 4/4~Accordingly charity increases only by its subject partaking
102 2, 23 | subject. Therefore charity ~increases by being intensified in
103 2, 23 | objects, and ~accordingly it increases by addition, when a man
104 2, 23 | hence it follows that ~it increases solely by being intensified.~
105 2, 23 | is what God does when He increases charity, that is He makes ~
106 2, 23 | Para. 1/1~Whether charity increases through every act of charity?~
107 2, 23 | would seem that charity increases through every act of ~charity.
108 2, 23 | God. Therefore charity ~increases through every act of charity.~
109 2, 23 | charity, and then his charity increases ~actually.~Aquin.: SMT SS
110 2, 23 | Para. 1/1~Whether charity increases indefinitely?~Aquin.: SMT
111 2, 23 | because whenever charity increases, there is ~a corresponding
112 2, 23 | contraries. ~Since then charity increases, as stated above (A[4]),
113 2, 23 | 2/6~Since, however, it increases in that quantity which it
114 2, 25 | that ~the affection of love increases in proportion to the nearness
115 2, 33 | when ~a continued thought increases the incentive to sin, as
116 2, 56 | magnanimity is added to justice it increases the ~latter's goodness;
117 2, 86 | strengthens the will and increases devotion. Hence the argument
118 2, 102 | own desire; but that "it increases in ~disagreeable or difficult
119 2, 148 | not excuse another, but increases it. Now ~drunkenness is
120 2, 149 | one ~consent to them this increases the force of concupiscence
121 2, 153 | strength of ~concupiscence increases it. on the other hand, weakness
122 2, 153 | by reason of its ~cause, increases merit, whereas strength
123 2, 154 | eagerness of the will, which increases a sin, is ~greater in the
124 2, 184 | which by frequent repetition increases concupiscence, as ~also
125 2, 186 | the love of riches, which ~increases with the possession of wealth;
126 2, 186 | possession of ~much wealth increases the weight of care, which
127 3, 2 | nobler does not lessen but increases its virtue and worth; just
128 3, 7 | fire, no matter how much it increases, can ~never equal the sun'
129 3, 7 | no matter how much ~it increases, can never equal the grace
130 3, 72 | bestowed in Baptism, but increases what was ~already there.
131 3, 79 | consequence, inasmuch as it ~increases charity, because, as Augustine
132 3, 90 | in man's ~purpose, and it increases grace, according as it is
133 Suppl, 3 | not contrary to it), but increases it, ~according as every
134 Suppl, 15| diminish the merit, ~but increases it; and, in like manner,
135 Suppl, 15| efficacy of satisfaction, but increases it.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[15]
136 Suppl, 55| does not ~diminish sin but increases it": nor can it in any way
137 Suppl, 71| of the saints in heaven ~increases on account of the good works
138 Suppl, 71| and in ~like manner joy increases through being shared by
139 Suppl, 79| approach to a term: thus light increases. ~Consequently impassibility
140 Suppl, 94| own punishment, for this increases ~their punishment. But nothing
141 Suppl, 95| in this life, when envy increases. ~Nevertheless they will
142 Appen1, 1| fault does not lessen but increases the pain of ~punishment:
143 Appen1, 2| increase unless the sin increases. Now sin cannot increase
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