Part, Question
1 1, 1 | from human reason cannot avail to prove ~what must be received
2 1, 12 | created intellect does not avail to enable it to see the
3 1, 14 | 1: This objection would avail if God knew enunciable things ~
4 1, 32 | the second way, reasons avail to prove the Trinity; as,
5 1, 48 | this explanation does not avail here. For when in a ~division
6 1, 49 | this explanation does not avail here. For when in a ~division
7 1, 92 | OBJ 3: This argument would avail if the image of God in man ~
8 2, 2 | 17:16): "What ~doth it avail a fool to have riches, seeing
9 2, 68 | without charity, they ~avail nothing." But charity is
10 2, 102 | OBJ 2: This argument would avail if the ceremonial precepts
11 2, 105 | the sale of possessions to avail for a certain period, at
12 2, 105 | slave who was unwilling to avail himself of the ~privilege
13 2, 31 | secret admonition is of no avail, we must take further steps,
14 2, 84 | Lord." The same reasons avail still in the ~New Law, but
15 2, 139 | sake, and commanding him to avail himself of those things
16 2, 179 | knowledge is of little or no avail." ~Hence it is clear that
17 2, 179 | attention, since "brains avail when the mind is ~attentive"
18 2, 184 | follows that it is of great avail in acquiring the happiness
19 3, 38 | John's baptism ceased to avail." Therefore it seems that, ~
20 3, 46 | nature, His ~pain would avail for so great a satisfaction.~
21 3, 49 | the lost in hell cannot avail themselves of its effects, ~
22 3, 66 | what does ~his washing avail?" It seems, therefore, that
23 3, 66 | waters of Baptism would never avail to purge the sins of them
24 3, 66 | Baptism of Blood is of no avail without the Baptism ~of
25 3, 70 | its institution ~began to avail unto the renewal of man."~
26 3, 70 | But were circumcision to avail ~after Christ's Passion,
27 3, 73 | and consequently it cannot avail for supporting life except
28 3, 80 | sacramental eating is not without avail, because the ~actual receiving
29 Suppl, 6 | precepts of the natural law avail in the same way in ~the
30 Suppl, 9 | meritorious, and thus is of no avail without charity, which is
31 Suppl, 13| charity, so that his works may avail for satisfaction. Nor is
32 Suppl, 14| previous satisfaction begins to avail when he ~recovers charity?~(
33 Suppl, 14| 5) Whether such works avail for the mitigation of the
34 Suppl, 14| who is devoid of charity avail nothing, as is clearly stated
35 Suppl, 14| previous satisfaction begins to avail after man is restored to ~
36 Suppl, 14| satisfaction begins to avail, because a gloss on Lev.
37 Suppl, 14| Therefore they begin to avail after he recovers charity.~
38 Suppl, 14| Now Baptism begins to ~avail when insincerity ceases.
39 Suppl, 14| Therefore satisfaction begins to avail ~when sin is taken away.~
40 Suppl, 14| Accordingly suchlike works avail for a threefold good, acquisition
41 Suppl, 14| Whether the aforesaid works avail for the mitigation of the
42 Suppl, 14| the aforesaid works do not avail for the ~mitigation of the
43 Suppl, 21| suffrages of the Church avail ~for those for whom they
44 Suppl, 21| suffrages of the Church avail for them.~Aquin.: SMT XP
45 Suppl, 25| some say ~that they do not avail to free a man from the debt
46 Suppl, 25| The reason why they so avail ~is the oneness of the mystical
47 Suppl, 25| estimate. Therefore they do not avail as ~much as is claimed for
48 Suppl, 25| does not lie; and so they avail as much as is ~claimed for
49 Suppl, 25| them, but that they ~simply avail each individual in proportion
50 Suppl, 25| maintained that indulgences avail as much as is ~claimed for
51 Suppl, 25| 2: Although indulgences avail much for the remission of ~
52 Suppl, 27| OF THOSE WHOM INDULGENCES AVAIL (FOUR ARTICLES)~We must
53 Suppl, 27| consider those whom indulgences avail: under which head ~there
54 Suppl, 27| 1) Whether indulgences avail those who are in mortal
55 Suppl, 27| mortal sin?~(2) Whether they avail religious?~(3) Whether they
56 Suppl, 27| religious?~(3) Whether they avail a person who does not fulfill
57 Suppl, 27| given?~(4) Whether they avail him who grants them?~Aquin.:
58 Suppl, 27| Some hold that indulgences avail those even who are in ~mortal
59 Suppl, 27| indulgence, might possibly avail a ~person so that he could
60 Suppl, 27| punishment. Hence they do not avail those who are in ~mortal
61 Suppl, 27| person," then ~they might avail a person in mortal sin so
62 Suppl, 27| 1/1~Whether indulgences avail religious?~Aquin.: SMT XP
63 Suppl, 27| that indulgences do not avail religious. For there ~is
64 Suppl, 27| if indulgences were to avail religious, this would be ~
65 Suppl, 27| Therefore indulgences do not avail religious.~Aquin.: SMT XP
66 Suppl, 27| answer that, Indulgences avail both seculars and religious,
67 Suppl, 27| much indulgence," it would avail the person for whom ~it
68 Suppl, 27| that an indulgence does not avail him who grants ~it. For
69 Suppl, 27| himself alone; but he can ~avail himself of an indulgence
70 Suppl, 27| himself, ~but a prelate can avail himself of those things
71 Suppl, 30| Extreme Unction does not avail for the ~remission of sins.
72 Suppl, 36| refused a remedy that may avail them. Since ~then grace
73 Suppl, 49| OBJ 2: This argument would avail if the evil that is inseparable ~
74 Suppl, 58| the Church do not always avail to repress the demons in
75 Suppl, 58| will it so, but they always avail ~against those assaults
76 Suppl, 69| far as their past ~goods avail for the mitigation of their
77 Suppl, 71| purgatory?~(7) Whether they avail the children in limbo?~(
78 Suppl, 71| Whether suffrages for many avail each one as much as if they
79 Suppl, 71| Whether general suffrages avail those for whom special suffrages ~
80 Suppl, 71| general suffrages together avail ~those for whom they are
81 Suppl, 71| answer that, our actions can avail for two purposes. First,
82 Suppl, 71| purposes our actions may avail in two ways: first, by ~
83 Suppl, 71| of one person nowise can avail another for ~acquiring a
84 Suppl, 71| state, the work of one may avail ~another, not only by way
85 Suppl, 71| doer. Wherefore they can avail them either for ~the fulfillment
86 Suppl, 71| or "vice versa"; but they avail for the ~diminution of punishment
87 Suppl, 71| that such things ~should avail him after death. Wherefore
88 Suppl, 71| their suffrages are of no avail.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[71] A[
89 Suppl, 71| prescribe them, those suffrages avail for ~the departed, even
90 Suppl, 71| Nevertheless they would avail more if those persons were
91 Suppl, 71| In order that suffrage avail another, it is requisite
92 Suppl, 71| prayers of ~the righteous avail those who are alive, how
93 Suppl, 71| God. ~Therefore suffrages avail also for the dead who are
94 Suppl, 71| suffrages of the Church avail even for those who are in
95 Suppl, 71| heard." Therefore suffrages avail not those who are in hell.~
96 Suppl, 71| suffrages of the Church avail; while others are not very
97 Suppl, 71| suffrages of the Church ought to avail. Yet they were ~confronted
98 Suppl, 71| especially would seem to avail them which are offered at
99 Suppl, 71| Yet these do not always avail: for instance, if a person
100 Suppl, 71| Therefore suffrages do not avail those who are in purgatory.~
101 Suppl, 71| works of one person ~can avail for another's satisfaction,
102 Suppl, 71| 1~Reply OBJ 4: Suffrages avail on two counts, namely the
103 Suppl, 71| Para. 1/1~Whether suffrages avail the children who are in
104 Suppl, 71| would seem that suffrages avail the children who are in
105 Suppl, 71| suffrages of the Church avail them.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[71]
106 Suppl, 71| Verb Ap.) that "suffrages avail not those who have ~departed
107 Suppl, 71| thus. Therefore suffrages avail them not.~Aquin.: SMT XP
108 Suppl, 71| i.e. the ~sacraments) "avail thy saints unto glory, so
109 Suppl, 71| order that indulgences may avail a person, there ~must be
110 Suppl, 71| therefore, indulgences could avail the dead, ~it would be in
111 Suppl, 71| granted, indulgences cannot avail them directly. However, ~
112 Suppl, 71| indulgence of this kind will avail not only a living but ~also
113 Suppl, 71| since for indulgences to ~avail there must be a fitting
114 Suppl, 71| person in particular, do ~not avail him any more than the others
115 Suppl, 71| Sent. iv, D, 45), suffrages avail ~the dead "in so far as
116 Suppl, 71| merited that they might ~avail them afterwards" [*St. Augustine,
117 Suppl, 71| merited ~that suffrages might avail them more than those for
118 Suppl, 71| one particular person ~do avail chiefly, not the person
119 Suppl, 71| contrary, said that suffrages avail more those for whom ~they
120 Suppl, 71| and in this respect they avail more the person who is more ~
121 Suppl, 71| life the works of others avail for this purpose by the
122 Suppl, 71| no doubt that thus they avail ~more the person for whom
123 Suppl, 71| are offered: in fact, they avail him alone ~in this way,
124 Suppl, 71| of ~punishment, suffrages avail chiefly the person for whom
125 Suppl, 71| 1~Reply OBJ 1: Suffrages avail, after the manner of a light,
126 Suppl, 71| offered for several persons avail each one as much as ~if
127 Suppl, 71| suffrages offered for one person avail others in a ~certain way,
128 Suppl, 71| Whether general suffrages avail those for whom special suffrages
129 Suppl, 71| much as special suffrages avail those for whom they are ~
130 Suppl, 71| seem that general suffrages avail those for whom special ~
131 Suppl, 71| much as special suffrages avail those for ~whom they are
132 Suppl, 71| one ~person in particular avail indifferently for all, then
133 Suppl, 71| special suffrages ~together avail a person more than general
134 Suppl, 72| which, being known to God, avail not only them unto glory, ~
135 Suppl, 72| considered in themselves avail to obtain what they ask,
136 Suppl, 73| OBJ 3: This argument would avail, if the power given to that
137 Suppl, 80| aforesaid argument does not ~avail, because to hinder the co-existence
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