Part, Question
1 1, 36 | councils were summoned and confirmed. ~Nevertheless the truth
2 1, 39 | God except what can be ~confirmed by the authority of Holy
3 1, 43 | declared by the Lord, was confirmed unto us by ~them that heard."~
4 1, 62 | contrary, To be established or confirmed in good is of the nature ~
5 1, 62 | But the angels were not confirmed in good as soon as they ~
6 1, 63 | beatitude, he ~would have been confirmed in good. It is not so with
7 1, 64 | will of the good angels is confirmed in good, and that the will ~
8 1, 64 | adhered to justice, were confirmed therein; whereas the ~wicked
9 1, 69 | earth's surface. And this is confirmed by reason, as follows. In
10 1, 39 | God except what can be ~confirmed by the authority of Holy
11 1, 43 | declared by the Lord, was confirmed unto us by ~them that heard."~
12 1, 63 | contrary, To be established or confirmed in good is of the nature ~
13 1, 63 | But the angels were not confirmed in good as soon as they ~
14 1, 64 | beatitude, he ~would have been confirmed in good. It is not so with
15 1, 65 | will of the good angels is confirmed in good, and that the will ~
16 1, 65 | adhered to justice, were confirmed therein; whereas the ~wicked
17 1, 70 | earth's surface. And this is confirmed by reason, as follows. In
18 1, 94 | free-will could do before being confirmed ~in grace, and what they
19 1, 94 | acquired afterwards by being so confirmed.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[95] A[
20 1, 99 | they would have been born confirmed in righteousness?~Aquin.:
21 1, 99 | children would have been born confirmed ~in righteousness?~Aquin.:
22 1, 99 | children would have ~been born confirmed in righteousness. For Gregory
23 1, 99 | all would have been ~born confirmed in righteousness.~Aquin.:
24 1, 99 | temptation, they would have been ~confirmed in grace, so that with their
25 1, 99 | children would have been born ~confirmed in righteousness.~Aquin.:
26 1, 99 | others sinned, were at once confirmed in grace, so as to be unable ~
27 1, 99 | therefore, man would have been ~confirmed in grace if he had persevered.
28 1, 99 | also would have been born confirmed ~in righteousness.~Aquin.:
29 1, 99 | would not have been born confirmed in righteousness.~Aquin.:
30 1, 99 | children would have been born confirmed in righteousness. For it
31 1, 99 | children, would not have been confirmed in righteousness. For the ~
32 1, 99 | the ~rational creature is confirmed in righteousness through
33 1, 99 | would not have been born ~confirmed in righteousness.~Aquin.:
34 1, 99 | been owing to ~their being confirmed in righteousness, but to
35 2, 69 | very fact that a man is ~confirmed in poverty of spirit, meekness,
36 2, 77 | they have, and this is confirmed by Divine authority, according
37 2, 1 | convoked, and its decision confirmed.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[1] A[10]
38 2, 2 | been ~uttered by God and confirmed by miracles.~Aquin.: SMT
39 2, 2 | authority of Divine teaching confirmed by miracles, and, ~what
40 2, 5 | before they were either confirmed in grace, or had ~fallen
41 2, 5 | angels before ~they were confirmed in grace or fell from it,
42 2, 5 | had faith before they were confirmed, and man, before he sinned. ~
43 2, 5 | the angels before being ~confirmed, and man, before sin, possessed
44 2, 5 | contemplation before they were confirmed, nor did man ~before he
45 2, 10 | law of Martianus Augustus confirmed by the canons ~[*De Sum.
46 2, 37 | them; and the same had been confirmed among them by ~many kinds
47 2, 55 | agreement, as that ~which is confirmed by an agreement between
48 2, 86 | of a good purpose is not confirmed by the ~deliberation of
49 2, 87 | regarding man cannot ~be confirmed by a necessary reason, wherefore
50 2, 87 | such ~things are wont to be confirmed by witnesses. Now a human
51 2, 87 | regards the ~point to be confirmed by oath, that it be neither
52 2, 87 | the words of which are confirmed by ~oath. Hence these conditions
53 2, 87 | he says. Now nothing ~is confirmed save by what is more certain
54 2, 87 | promise. Hence what is ~confirmed by oath does not, for this
55 2, 87 | the weaker is wont to be confirmed by the stronger. Now ~a
56 2, 87 | Now ~a vow is sometimes confirmed by an oath. Therefore an
57 2, 87 | man, whose ~assertion is confirmed by oath. For a man's assertion
58 2, 88 | either of these orderings is confirmed by ~something Divine it
59 2, 92 | saints may be impressed and ~confirmed in the mind of man. It is
60 2, 95 | of an unbeliever if he be confirmed in his error, than if he
61 2, 96 | perjury that the statement confirmed on oath ~be false?~Aquin.:
62 2, 96 | perjury that the ~statement confirmed on oath be false. As stated
63 2, 96 | weighty than the thing ~confirmed thereby: thus in a syllogism
64 2, 96 | oath a man's statement is confirmed by calling ~on the name
65 2, 96 | human statement which is ~confirmed on oath.~Aquin.: SMT SS
66 2, 96 | is defined "a falsehood confirmed by oath" ~[*Hugh of St.
67 2, 96 | since an ~assertion is confirmed by being firmly shown to
68 2, 96 | not ~fulfil what he has confirmed on oath is seemingly a perjurer.
69 2, 127 | goods, wherein the mind is confirmed by magnanimity, for, as
70 2, 127 | magnanimity: and ~this is confirmed by the fact that Macrobius
71 2, 150 | virtue denotes the purpose, confirmed by ~vow, of observing perpetual
72 2, 167 | a thing agreed upon and confirmed by custom or law of ~any
73 2, 169 | revealed by God cannot be ~confirmed by human reason, which they
74 2, 176 | word uttered needs to be confirmed in order that it be ~rendered
75 2, 176 | necessary that people may be confirmed in their ~faith. ~(tm)Aquin.:
76 2, 183 | accord with perfection, it is confirmed the more. Thus when the ~
77 2, 187 | midnight. Afterwards they are confirmed by the Paraclete ~Spirit,
78 2, 187 | proceeding from a will ~confirmed in good by means of a vow.
79 3, 7 | declared by the Lord was confirmed ~unto us by them that heard
80 3, 12 | weary hand. Thy words have confirmed them that ~were staggering."
81 3, 18 | choose with a free-will confirmed in good.~Aquin.: SMT TP
82 3, 27 | Teaching of Christ ~was to be confirmed by miracles, and therefore
83 3, 37 | might ~be united to and confirmed by the reality, against
84 3, 38 | proceeds from God anew is confirmed ~by some signs: thus the
85 3, 38 | declared by the Lord, was confirmed unto us by them that heard
86 3, 38 | Christ, who, by many miracles confirmed both His own teaching and
87 3, 38 | him why he baptized, he confirmed his office by the ~authority
88 3, 38 | to the first part, and is confirmed by many ~authorities. But
89 3, 38 | baptized by priests are confirmed by bishops.~Aquin.: SMT
90 3, 42 | the miracles ~by which He confirmed His doctrine, in the efficacy
91 3, 43 | were true it would not be confirmed by miracles worked by Divine ~
92 3, 52 | in this life men are not confirmed either ~in good or in evil,
93 3, 53 | in Christ's ~Godhead is confirmed by His rising again, because,
94 3, 53 | of His Godhead might be confirmed it was necessary that He
95 3, 54 | disciples who handled Him were ~confirmed, brought back to subtlety
96 3, 59 | through sin while others were ~confirmed in bliss. But those already
97 3, 64 | chrism with which ~men are confirmed, the oil with which priests
98 3, 72 | stand for the person to be confirmed?~(11) Whether this sacrament
99 3, 72 | baptized, ~who die before being confirmed, are saved. Therefore Confirmation
100 3, 72 | nowhere of Christ being ~confirmed.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[72] A[
101 3, 72 | As to the man who was confirmed a second time by a bishop, ~
102 3, 72 | Christ's name, belongs to the confirmed, who ~have already come
103 3, 72 | sacraments; so he who is confirmed receives the ~power of publicly
104 3, 72 | Yet afterwards they were confirmed ~by the coming of the Holy
105 3, 72 | like manner, others can be ~confirmed before being baptized.~Aquin.:
106 3, 72 | with equal reason ~can be confirmed before being baptized.~Aquin.:
107 3, 72 | not baptized were ~to be confirmed, he would receive nothing,
108 3, 72 | nothing, but would have to be confirmed ~again after receiving Baptism.
109 3, 72 | acquired in Baptism, is confirmed by ~death; for after death
110 3, 72 | this life without being ~confirmed": not that such a one would
111 3, 72 | human body. Wherefore the ~confirmed is anointed with chrism
112 3, 72 | Eucharist, whereby man is confirmed in himself, belongs ~to
113 3, 72 | Para. 1/1~Whether he who is confirmed needs one to stand* for
114 3, 72 | It seems that he who is confirmed needs no one to stand for
115 3, 72 | stand for him who is to be ~confirmed .~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[72] A[
116 3, 72 | OBJ 1: Although he who is confirmed, be adult in body, ~nevertheless
117 3, 72 | For one who is not yet ~confirmed should not stand for another
118 3, 72 | stand for one who is to be confirmed.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[72] A[
119 3, 86 | Penance, because their will is confirmed in evil, so that ~sin cannot
120 3, 89 | he had before; which is confirmed by the Apostle's words ~(
121 Suppl, 29| Para. 2/2~Further, this is confirmed by the rite of the Universal
122 Suppl, 35| each Order. And this is confirmed by the fact ~that they remain
123 Suppl, 35| Holy Ghost." But ~they were confirmed after the Ascension by the
124 Suppl, 35| of these is that he be ~confirmed. Wherefore the character
125 Suppl, 38| because those who ~are confirmed receive the office, as it
126 Suppl, 39| but this statement is not ~confirmed either by authority or by
127 Suppl, 41| but rather that it was confirmed (Mt. 19:6): "What . . .
128 Suppl, 43| wherefore the first contract is confirmed by the second.~Aquin.: SMT
129 Suppl, 43| oath if the ~promise was confirmed by oath - and he or she
130 Suppl, 45| the second is the consent ~confirmed by oath or by carnal intercourse;
131 Suppl, 46| with words of the ~future confirmed by an oath.~Aquin.: SMT
132 Suppl, 46| another in words of the future confirmed by oath, it would seem ~
133 Suppl, 65| Para. 2/2~Further, this is confirmed by the example of the holy
134 Suppl, 71| Mysteries." This is also confirmed by the ~authority of Dionysius (
135 Suppl, 71| belief in the resurrection is confirmed ~thereby. It profits the
136 Suppl, 72| Para. 3/3~Further, this is confirmed by the custom of the Church,
137 Suppl, 79| dissolved into vapor. This is confirmed by the fact that ~sensible
138 Suppl, 93| whether or no they have confirmed this purpose by vow - and
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