Part, Question
1 1, 4 | absolutely primal; but must be preceded by something ~perfect. For
2 1, 23 | For nothing eternal can be preceded by anything temporal; ~and
3 1, 46 | of the world would ~have preceded the world; against which
4 1, 46 | consequence is that ~infinite days preceded this present day. But it
5 1, 62 | the absence of ~formation preceded formation by priority of
6 1, 66 | formlessness of created matter preceded in time its ~formation?~(
7 1, 66 | formlessness of created matter preceded in time its formation?~Aquin.:
8 1, 66 | that formlessness of matter preceded in time its ~formation.
9 1, 66 | therefore, formlessness ~preceded in time the formation of
10 1, 66 | formlessness of ~matter preceded in time its formation. And
11 1, 66 | For it formless matter preceded in duration, it already
12 1, 66 | To say, then, that matter preceded, but ~without form, is to
13 1, 66 | formlessness of corporeal matter preceded its form in ~duration. And
14 1, 66 | differed. Plato and all who preceded Aristotle held that all
15 1, 66 | signified by darkness, preceded form not by duration, but
16 1, 66 | the formlessness of matter preceded by duration its form, and
17 1, 66 | beginning, then the time that preceded was the measure, not of ~
18 1, 67 | formlessness of matter preceded its form in duration, matter
19 1, 68 | that formlessness of matter preceded ~in time its formation,
20 1, 69 | Not that this formlessness preceded formation, in time, but
21 1, 69 | nor yet that one formation preceded another in duration, but ~
22 1, 69 | on formless matter, that preceded with priority not of time,
23 1, 77 | reason; and these again are ~preceded by their opposites," that
24 1, 47 | of the world would ~have preceded the world; against which
25 1, 47 | consequence is that ~infinite days preceded this present day. But it
26 1, 63 | the absence of ~formation preceded formation by priority of
27 1, 67 | formlessness of created matter preceded in time its ~formation?~(
28 1, 67 | formlessness of created matter preceded in time its formation?~Aquin.:
29 1, 67 | that formlessness of matter preceded in time its ~formation.
30 1, 67 | therefore, formlessness ~preceded in time the formation of
31 1, 67 | formlessness of ~matter preceded in time its formation. And
32 1, 67 | For it formless matter preceded in duration, it already
33 1, 67 | To say, then, that matter preceded, but ~without form, is to
34 1, 67 | formlessness of corporeal matter preceded its form in ~duration. And
35 1, 67 | differed. Plato and all who preceded Aristotle held that all
36 1, 67 | signified by darkness, preceded form not by duration, but
37 1, 67 | the formlessness of matter preceded by duration its form, and
38 1, 67 | beginning, then the time that preceded was the measure, not of ~
39 1, 68 | formlessness of matter preceded its form in duration, matter
40 1, 69 | that formlessness of matter preceded ~in time its formation,
41 1, 70 | Not that this formlessness preceded formation, in time, but
42 1, 70 | nor yet that one formation preceded another in duration, but ~
43 1, 70 | on formless matter, that preceded with priority not of time,
44 1, 76 | reason; and these again are ~preceded by their opposites," that
45 1, 81 | act of the will must be preceded by another act of the ~intellect,
46 1, 81 | movement of the will ~must be preceded by apprehension, whereas
47 1, 81 | every apprehension is not ~preceded by an act of the will; but
48 1, 83 | what follows by that which preceded.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[84] A[
49 1, 89 | For ~the work of creation preceded the work of distinction
50 1, 89 | say that the human soul preceded in the ~work of the six
51 1, 93 | action. And from what has preceded (Q[85], A[6]), it is clear
52 2, 4 | Every act of the will is preceded by an act of the ~intellect:
53 2, 6 | movement arises that is not preceded by a motion from without.
54 2, 6 | movements in animals are indeed preceded by a motion ~from without;
55 2, 13 | and to use. And choice is ~preceded by counsel. First of all,
56 2, 17 | will uses the reason, is preceded by a command of reason; ~
57 2, 19 | that act of the will which preceded, but that which is repeated.~
58 2, 34 | moral genus, for it is preceded by love and desire. Therefore
59 2, 82 | Now original sin is not preceded by ~an act. Therefore original
60 2, 88 | of the sensuality which preceded the ~consent of reason can
61 2, 89 | Now the vainglory which preceded man's defeat, which was ~
62 2, 89 | 2: This vainglory which preceded man's downfall, was his
63 2, 89 | for it is stated to have preceded his downfall into the ~outward
64 2, 100 | negative precepts should ~have preceded the affirmative.~Aquin.:
65 2, 103 | sacrifices and holocausts ~preceded the Law: for it is written (
66 2, 103 | ceremonies of the Old Law preceded the Law.~Aquin.: SMT FS
67 2, 103 | to holy things. But these preceded the Law. For ~we read (Gn.
68 2, 103 | Therefore the legal ~ceremonies preceded the Law.~Aquin.: SMT FS
69 2, 103 | circumcision. But circumcision preceded the Law, as appears from
70 2, 103 | like manner the priesthood preceded the Law; for it is written (
71 2, 103 | the sacramental ceremonies preceded the Law.~Aquin.: SMT FS
72 2, 103 | But this distinction preceded the Law; for it is written (
73 2, 103 | Therefore the legal ceremonies preceded the Law.~Aquin.: SMT FS
74 2, 103 | One was the ~time that preceded the Passion of Christ, during
75 2, 1 | faith of those Fathers who preceded them. But there ~was an
76 2, 10 | The authority of Caesar preceded the distinction of ~faithful
77 2, 16 | the order of nature, is preceded by charity. Therefore ~charity
78 2, 16 | hope, which is naturally ~preceded by charity and the merits
79 2, 23 | virtue of all those that preceded it, reduces the virtue into ~
80 2, 68 | things or when ill-report has preceded. If however he is ~required
81 2, 68 | which no ill-report has preceded, he is not bound to give ~
82 2, 81 | Mass, the consecration is preceded by ~supplication," in which
83 2, 81 | for it. Intercession is preceded by prayer whereby we ~approach
84 2, 81 | Whom we ask: and prayer is preceded by supplication, ~whereby
85 2, 94 | Now sickness in man is preceded by certain symptoms, which ~
86 2, 115 | war: while all these are ~preceded by those virtues which are
87 2, 120 | this precept should have preceded the ~first, whereby superstition
88 2, 120 | superstition, and ~thus should have preceded it.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[122]
89 2, 152 | thought. For the thought which preceded while he was awake, is ~
90 2, 161 | does ~not mean that pride preceded the promptings of the serpent,
91 2, 172 | the ~prophets, and yet he preceded the other prophets. Therefore
92 2, 182 | perfection of charity is preceded both by its increase and
93 2, 187 | and such a vow should be preceded by a year's ~probation,
94 2, 187 | and such a vow need not be preceded by a year's probation.~Aquin.:
95 2, 187 | for evermore, has to be preceded by a ~year of probation;
96 3, 1 | heralds who ought to have preceded him."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[1]
97 3, 2 | 11) Whether any merits preceded it?~(12) Whether the grace
98 3, 2 | took ~place without being preceded by any merits - but not
99 3, 2 | 1/1~Whether any merits preceded the union of the Incarnation?~
100 3, 2 | members." But no ~merits preceded our regeneration, according
101 3, 2 | regeneration." Therefore no merits preceded the ~generation of Christ.~
102 3, 2 | merits of His could have preceded the union. For we do ~not
103 3, 7 | did not follow but rather preceded the union.~Aquin.: SMT TP
104 3, 7 | the unity of the Person preceded the ~habitual grace of Christ.~
105 3, 7 | not understood to have ~preceded the union, but to have followed
106 3, 8 | over the wicked who have preceded him. ~Therefore Anti-christ
107 3, 8 | wicked as if his sin had preceded, as the sin of the devil
108 3, 8 | as the sin of the devil preceded. So ~likewise he is not
109 3, 27 | any sensual movement not preceded by an act of reason, ~and
110 3, 28 | beginning of the fulness preceded in His Mother; so also the ~
111 3, 30 | Christ through faith is ~preceded by the preaching of the
112 3, 32 | Virgin, the Holy ~Ghost preceded Him; that by the previous
113 3, 36 | Christ born: and he was preceded by the Magi and the shepherds,
114 3, 36 | first-fruits of the Jews preceded ~the first-fruits of the
115 3, 36 | during the two years that preceded the birth of Christ: and
116 3, 36 | in the east, and that it preceded them into Judea (although ~
117 3, 38 | of ~precursor, as he had preceded our Lord in birth, so he
118 3, 45 | Him, but also those who preceded Him; therefore, ~when He
119 3, 45 | present from among those who preceded ~Him - namely, Moses and
120 3, 47 | 2: The words quoted are preceded by the following: "If I
121 3, 49 | since Christ's Passion preceded, as a kind ~of universal
122 3, 49 | to Him. But His baptism preceded the Passion. ~Consequently
123 3, 53 | of the dead,' if so many ~preceded Him unto that resurrection.
124 3, 61 | necessary in the state that preceded sin?~(3) Whether they were
125 3, 61 | nearer ~than those that preceded the Law. Therefore they
126 3, 61 | compared to ~those that preceded the Law, as something determinate
127 3, 61 | sacrament of Melchisedech which preceded the Law is ~more like the
128 3, 69 | remitted, like the sins which preceded ~Baptism, as to the whole
129 3, 70 | Baptism: and (1) ~that which preceded Baptism, viz. Circumcision, (
130 3, 83 | celebration of this mystery is ~preceded by a certain preparation
131 Suppl, 15| punishment. But ~since guilt preceded in nature, punishment is
132 Suppl, 55| consanguinity. Because accusation is preceded by inscription* ~whereby
133 Suppl, 62| Further, accusation should be preceded by inscription [*Cf. SS, ~
134 Suppl, 62| inquisition, which should be preceded by notoriety; secondly,
135 Suppl, 62| accusation, which should be preceded by inscription; [*Cf. SS,
136 Suppl, 62| denunciation, which should be preceded by fraternal ~correction."
137 Suppl, 72| to judgment will not be ~preceded by any signs. Because it
138 Suppl, 72| coming. Now no such signs ~preceded the first coming of Christ.
139 Suppl, 88| future renewal of the world preceded in the works of ~the six
140 Suppl, 88| the angels. Moreover it preceded in the obediential potentiality
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