Part, Question
1 1, 34 | effected by a word; thus we are wont to say, "this is the word
2 1, 39 | in the absolute sense, is wont to be designated as ~belonging
3 1, 39 | thing having form is not wont to be ~designated as belonging
4 1, 39 | substantive. Whence ~logicians are wont to say that the substantive
5 1, 51 | worshipped God, as God is wont to be in the prophets, as ~
6 1, 39 | in the absolute sense, is wont to be designated as ~belonging
7 1, 39 | thing having form is not wont to be ~designated as belonging
8 1, 39 | substantive. Whence logicians are wont to say that the substantive
9 1, 52 | worshipped God, as God is wont to be in the prophets, as ~
10 1, 114 | astrologers themselves are wont to say that "the wise man
11 2, 4 | inasmuch as Scripture is wont to ~express spiritual things
12 2, 14 | above (A[1]). But ~we are wont to inquire about things
13 2, 15 | assent: although one word is wont to be used for ~the other [*
14 2, 20 | 29): ~"But if the ox was wont to push with his horn yesterday
15 2, 22 | ordinary human speech is wont to ascribe to them also ~
16 2, 30 | not natural, and is more wont to be ~called "cupidity."~
17 2, 32 | pleasant to do what we are wont to do, inasmuch as ~this
18 2, 38 | country, where he had been wont to associate with his friend,
19 2, 38 | less, where they were not wont to ~see him." Hence we may
20 2, 39 | deprived of that which it was wont to enjoy, or had ~hoped
21 2, 45 | have suffered wrongs are wont to be daring; ~"like the
22 2, 73 | more notorious and men are wont to bear them with more ~
23 2, 75 | And accordingly we are wont to say that ~evil, which
24 2, 87 | generation," because men are wont to live long enough to see
25 2, 98 | face to face, as a man is wont to speak to his ~friend."
26 2, 102 | because unclean animals are wont to be held in ~contempt
27 2, 102 | God, both ~because it was wont to be offered in the sacrifices
28 2, 102 | corruption. Perhaps too, it was wont to be offered in ~the sacrifices
29 2, 102 | God": since idolaters were wont to offer sacrifices beneath
30 2, 102 | both because men are not ~wont, when unclean, to touch
31 2, 102 | thus that the ~Lord was wont to designate the synagogue,
32 2, 102 | special sacrifices were wont to be offered for the sins
33 2, 102 | since men so ~deformed are wont to be despised by others.
34 2, 102 | 2~Reply OBJ 2: Men were wont to eat plants and other
35 2, 102 | Moreover certain sorcerers were wont to ensnare ~the mother bird
36 2, 105 | because such kings are wont to take little interest
37 2, 105 | commodities for hire, are wont to be rich: nor are they
38 2, 105 | First, because man is wont to give all his affection
39 2, 105 | go out as bondwomen are wont to go out." Moreover, in
40 2, 2 | corrupted by ~heretics, who are wont to corrupt the faith of
41 2, 4 | be hoped for." For we are wont to call by the name ~of
42 2, 13 | consideration of which is wont to arouse man to repentance
43 2, 13 | consideration of this is wont to prevent man's will from ~
44 2, 25 | benefactor, so that we are wont to say of a man: "He was
45 2, 38 | super Jos.): "A just war ~is wont to be described as one that
46 2, 54 | Yet fraud and guile are wont to be practiced chiefly
47 2, 55 | name implies; indeed we are wont to say ~that things are
48 2, 61 | ecclesiastical prelates are wont to do so. Therefore the
49 2, 67 | says: "Shameless men are wont by lying to deny their guilt
50 2, 68 | evidence, because men are ~not wont to take much notice of such
51 2, 70 | that one from which it is ~wont to arise most frequently,
52 2, 73 | person, just ~as we are wont to think little of the defects
53 2, 75 | abundance, the measures are wont to be larger. ~However in
54 2, 76 | a thing ~as friends are wont to lend to one another gratis,
55 2, 79 | most cultured persons ere ~wont to speak of religion as
56 2, 79 | idols those things that are wont ~to be offered to men, because,
57 2, 80 | with pain. Thus men are wont to shed tears ~through a
58 2, 83 | country the people are ~wont to show the sovereign ruler
59 2, 86 | that solemnization is not wont to be employed, save when
60 2, 87 | regarding such ~things are wont to be confirmed by witnesses.
61 2, 87 | therein. Thus ~a man is wont to swear by his head, or
62 2, 87 | Further, the weaker is wont to be confirmed by the stronger.
63 2, 87 | conditions and at all times are wont to swear ~by God. Much more,
64 2, 92 | mythical theology" which was wont to be represented on the ~
65 2, 93 | expressly invoked, they are wont ~to foretell the future
66 2, 93 | inspectione]. These are chiefly wont to be observed ~in birds,
67 2, 93 | the images of ~things are wont to be called by the names
68 2, 93 | drinketh ~and in which he is wont to divine [augurari]": and
69 2, 97 | pecuniary punishment is not wont to be inflicted for a ~criminal
70 2, 98 | those things whereby man is ~wont to be withdrawn from sin,
71 2, 104 | when a slave does what ~is wont to be demanded of a slave,
72 2, 109 | sense Sacred Scripture is wont to ~use the term, it is
73 2, 113 | the term "flattery" is wont to be applied to all who
74 2, 120 | an oath, because men are wont to take God's name more
75 2, 122 | to ~the body. For men are wont to despise both their kindred
76 2, 128 | For we are not, as a rule, wont to call a man presumptuous
77 2, 129 | wherefore in such cases honor is wont to be shown. This is signified
78 2, 130 | novelties which men ~are wont to wonder at most; but if
79 2, 134 | names of the virtues are wont to be ~applied to their
80 2, 145 | Cor. 9:7. Now the poor are wont to fast through ~necessity,
81 2, 145 | men for the most ~part are wont to eat, until the ninth
82 2, 146 | jocularity, because it is wont to raise a laugh." Both ~
83 2, 149 | since the latter are more wont to ~be observed, purity
84 2, 152 | night, when deep sleep is wont to lay hold of men [*Vulg.: '
85 2, 152 | 6) of a man who was ever wont to suffer ~from nocturnal
86 2, 152 | dowry, which virgins are wont to ~receive." The other
87 2, 153 | eating. But continence is wont to be applied only to ~the
88 2, 153 | palate: wherefore we are wont to speak of continence and
89 2, 157 | cooked and prepared are wont to have ~an agreeable and
90 2, 159 | respectful persons are especially wont ~to lower the eyes, as though
91 2, 159 | expenditure and parade is wont to be done ~with a view
92 2, 168 | opposed to fortitude, is wont to be ~sometimes the cause
93 2, 172 | read 'ligna' ('wood')] is wont to be consumed at the ~approach
94 2, 172 | face to face, as a ~man is wont to speak to his friend."
95 2, 179 | to unfold his reasons, is wont to be considered most prudent ~
96 2, 185 | Egyptian ~monasteries are wont to admit none unless they
97 2, 185 | delicately brought up are wont to be unable to bear the
98 2, 185 | those by whom they were wont to be ~despised and downtrodden.
99 2, 185 | are beset with sorrow are wont to wear coarser clothes,
100 2, 187 | good faith contracts are wont to be absolutely irrevocable,
101 3, 16 | OBJ 3: This word Divine is wont to be predicated even of
102 3, 16 | predicated; for we are not wont to ~call a man who is a
103 3, 25 | In the first way ~men are wont to venerate the king's image;
104 3, 27 | just as other miracles are wont to be done, this was done
105 3, 28 | the Scriptures are not wont to trace the ~female line
106 3, 28 | this conjunction ~"till" is wont to designate a fixed time,
107 3, 28 | OBJ 4: The Scriptures are wont to designate as the first-born,
108 3, 28 | of our Lord, who is not wont to be named in ~the Gospels
109 3, 29 | remember that Scripture is wont to speak of those who are
110 3, 36 | the Holy ~Ghost, and are wont to be taught thereby, without
111 3, 36 | especially astrologers, were wont to observe the course ~of
112 3, 36 | star to the Magi, who ~were wont to consider the heavenly
113 3, 36 | a king as the Jews were wont to have. But they ~had learnt
114 3, 37 | whereby sinful flesh was wont to be healed." Seventhly, ~
115 3, 38 | original sin as baptism is wont to bring now that grace
116 3, 42 | not read that our Lord was wont to preach at night, and
117 3, 63 | definite purpose ~he is wont to receive some outward
118 3, 66 | thus are prize-fighters wont to besmear ~themselves with
119 3, 70 | to him, but each one was wont to make protestation of
120 3, 75 | He wills: a ~man is not wont to be born save of man and
121 3, 83 | first, ~because we are not wont to handle precious objects
122 3, 84 | mercy ~and power, He was wont to confer the effect of
123 3, 84 | washing-places where they were wont to cleanse themselves ~repeatedly
124 3, 86 | sometimes a man who has ~been wont to commit several kinds
125 Suppl, 29| indicative mood, which some are wont to ~say before the prayer,
126 Suppl, 32| 1~Reply OBJ 3: Some are wont to anoint the loins, because
127 Suppl, 40| fought rightfully were wont to receive.~Aquin.: SMT
128 Suppl, 43| compulsory marriages are ~wont to have evil results; unless
129 Suppl, 43| offspring (as leprosy, which is wont to be transmitted to ~the
130 Suppl, 54| marrying one another who are wont to ~live together in one
131 Suppl, 54| degree. First because men are wont to ~live until the fourth
132 Suppl, 63| reference to the cause which is ~wont at times to incite a person
133 Suppl, 64| wherefore weddings are wont to be ~signalized by much
134 Suppl, 64| the ancient Canons, ~is wont to be made at Christmas (
135 Suppl, 72| 2~Reply OBJ 2: Wonder is wont to be about things surpassing
136 Suppl, 86| condemned as ~foes, who are wont among men to be exterminated
137 Suppl, 94| treated as the dead flesh is wont to be treated, by being ~
138 Appen1, 1| the word "fire" is often wont to signify any ~kind of
139 Appen2, 1| names of things that are wont to afflict us ~here. But
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