Part, Question
1 1, 1 | gave the reason why Moses ~allowed the putting away of wives -
2 1, 32 | quinary; which cannot be allowed.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[32] A[
3 1, 54 | senses. But ~memory can be allowed in the angels, according
4 1, 75 | It must necessarily be allowed that the principle of ~intellectual
5 1, 55 | senses. But ~memory can be allowed in the angels, according
6 1, 74 | It must necessarily be allowed that the principle of ~intellectual
7 1, 96 | remained immortal, had he been allowed to eat of ~the tree of life."~
8 1, 112 | subjected to pains and are allowed to fall into sin.~Aquin.:
9 2, 38 | on it: whereas if it be allowed ~to escape, the soul's intention
10 2, 93 | do otherwise than it is allowed ~to.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[93]
11 2, 102 | following day, while it was allowed to eat the flesh of other ~
12 2, 102 | like. They were, however, ~allowed to eat ruminants and animals
13 2, 102 | hoof. Of ~fishes they were allowed to partake of the drier
14 2, 102 | tempered. Of birds they were allowed to eat the tamer kinds,
15 2, 102 | animals which the Jews were allowed to eat, but worshipped them
16 2, 102 | food: ~wherefore they were allowed to eat those animals which
17 2, 102 | common people, should be allowed to ~engender, i.e. to have
18 2, 102 | doctrines. Neither is it allowed to plough "with an ox and
19 2, 105 | they should ~not have been allowed a choice in the matter,
20 2, 105 | matter, as indeed they were allowed ~(Dt. 17:14,15): "When thou . . .
21 2, 105 | fruits. For all alike were allowed on entering a friend's ~
22 2, 105 | estates, therefore ~the Law allowed them to be sold in perpetuity,
23 2, 105 | that if foreigners were allowed ~to meddle with the affairs
24 2, 107 | easily to be put away, allowed no exception save in the
25 2, 10 | ought by no means ~to be allowed, since it would provoke
26 2, 10 | than that they should be allowed to employ them in ~some
27 2, 10 | the Jews: "They should be allowed to ~observe all their feasts,
28 2, 12 | earthly princes; and so she allowed ~the faithful to obey Julian
29 2, 38 | Therefore they also are allowed to fight.~Aquin.: SMT SS
30 2, 38 | bishops or clerics ~were first allowed to go to the front: and
31 2, 63 | 3: Further, everyone is allowed to impart correction, for
32 2, 64 | and such the finder is ~allowed to keep [*Dig. I, viii,
33 2, 67 | The reason why it is not ~allowed to appeal a third time on
34 2, 68 | public crime and who ~are not allowed even to accuse; sometimes,
35 2, 69 | of others, while they are allowed to advocate their own cause.~
36 2, 69 | else no craftsman would be ~allowed to make profit by his art.~
37 2, 70 | 3: Further, a man is not allowed to revenge himself, for
38 2, 76 | Now usury of a kind is ~allowed in the Divine law, according
39 2, 84 | are ~unconsecrated may be allowed to the use of layfolk by
40 2, 93 | tell the ~truth, it must be allowed that this is due to an instinct
41 2, 98 | benefice for so doing, are not allowed to receive anything ~in
42 2, 108 | Article. Now it is not allowed to make use of anything
43 2, 113 | our ~Ruler, we are often allowed to be rent by detractions
44 2, 118 | doubtful cases where it is ~not allowed to set aside the letter
45 2, 145 | flesh restrained if the mind allowed to drift to inordinate ~
46 2, 145 | dispensed from fasting, or be allowed to forestall the hour by ~
47 2, 147 | human affairs: while it ~is allowed to those who are in a state
48 2, 163 | so by the ~animal he was allowed to use for that purpose."~
49 2, 170 | Chrysostom]: "The devil is allowed sometimes to speak true
50 2, 182 | i.e. monks, "must not be allowed to think that they may easily ~
51 2, 182 | of a ~better life must be allowed by their bishops the free
52 2, 183 | Moreover they are sometimes ~allowed to make a will. Much less
53 2, 187 | seem that none should be allowed to enter ~religion but those
54 2, 187 | profession a year of probation is allowed, according to ~the rule
55 2, 187 | duties, and that he be allowed to retain them in peace."
56 3, 3 | destroyed, which cannot be ~allowed. Therefore neither two nor
57 3, 13 | will that the flesh was ~allowed to suffer and do what was
58 3, 14 | will that the flesh was allowed to ~suffer and do what belonged
59 3, 14 | will that the flesh was allowed to do and suffer what belonged
60 3, 15 | the flesh of Christ was allowed to suffer ~and do what belonged
61 3, 15 | power, "every faculty was allowed to do what was proper to
62 3, 18 | Consequently it ~must be allowed that in Christ there was
63 3, 18 | God before His Passion "allowed His flesh to do ~and suffer
64 3, 18 | And in like manner He allowed all the ~powers of His soul
65 3, 28 | before His Passion Christ "allowed His flesh ~to do and to
66 3, 29 | Evang. ii): "It cannot be ~allowed that the evangelist thought
67 3, 35 | Ghost, ~which cannot be allowed. Therefore the Blessed Virgin
68 3, 38 | consider that John's death was ~allowed to take place, and that
69 3, 41 | Trin. iv) ~that Christ "allowed Himself to be tempted" by
70 3, 41 | from the devil. For that He allowed Himself to be tempted was ~
71 3, 41 | Gregory observes, "that He allowed ~Himself to be taken by
72 3, 41 | him on to a mountain, who allowed Himself to be ~crucified
73 3, 44 | soul. ~Consequently, He allowed the demons, that He cast
74 3, 44 | for the same motives He allowed the man, who was being delivered ~
75 3, 45 | His loving foresight He allowed them to taste for a ~short
76 3, 55 | 3: A woman is not to be allowed to teach publicly in church; ~
77 3, 55 | xxvi in ~Evang.): "Our Lord allowed them to handle His flesh
78 3, 60 | more be a witness, nor be allowed to take ~a sacrament," i.e.
79 3, 66 | without ~inconsistency, be allowed in the primitive Church;
80 3, 67 | sacrament, deacons are ~allowed to baptize in cases of urgency
81 3, 67 | But in ~no case is a woman allowed to teach in church, according
82 3, 67 | teach in public, but is ~allowed to instruct and admonish
83 3, 67 | and ill-instructed are ~allowed to raise people from the
84 3, 67 | Baptism: but others can be allowed as assistants.~
85 3, 70 | Consequently, it must be allowed that the rite of circumcision
86 3, 70 | cause. But this cannot be allowed. Therefore circumcision
87 3, 72 | chap. vii): "It is ~not allowed to explain in writing the
88 3, 72 | the Pope, Blessed Gregory, allowed simple priests to confer
89 3, 72 | imminent dangers, it is allowed for this sacrament, which
90 3, 80 | consequently He fittingly allowed Himself to be touched by
91 3, 80 | regarding Christ are not allowed to touch this sacrament.~
92 3, 80 | non-baptized are not to be allowed even to ~see this sacrament,
93 3, 80 | But ~only those are to be allowed to share in the eating who
94 3, 82 | OBJ 2: Baptism alone is allowed to be conferred by heretics,
95 3, 89 | wicked ways ~are neither allowed to exercise their order,
96 3, 89 | sinned, because this is allowed to none but those who repent ~
97 Suppl, 8 | should handle, they are allowed by law ~(De Poenit. et Remiss.,
98 Suppl, 8 | Therefore this cannot be allowed by a ~superior's privilege,
99 Suppl, 11| confession: for in no case is he allowed to say ~that he has heard
100 Suppl, 13| that a man is not to be allowed ~to do penance for another,
101 Suppl, 18| Lk. 16:5), because he had allowed a liberal discount to ~his
102 Suppl, 19| certain use of the keys is allowed to women, ~such as the right
103 Suppl, 23| concern salvation, for one ~is allowed to speak of such matters
104 Suppl, 23| excommunicated, for they are allowed to ~buy from them, or to
105 Suppl, 23| than those in which it is allowed?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[23] A[
106 Suppl, 23| than those in which it is ~allowed. Because a certain decretal (
107 Suppl, 23| those cases in which it is allowed, is ~debarred from receiving
108 Suppl, 23| those cases in which it is allowed.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[23] A[
109 Suppl, 23| except in those cases allowed by ~law (Cap. Quoniam).
110 Suppl, 39| discretion is sometimes allowed to exercise them without
111 Suppl, 49| excuse. Now marriage is allowed in the state of infirmity "
112 Suppl, 54| forbidden and sometimes allowed certain degrees which the
113 Suppl, 54| fifth degree which is now allowed were to be forbidden ~at
114 Suppl, 54| now forbidden were to be allowed, such a union would not ~
115 Suppl, 55| ask whether he should be allowed to voice his accusation.
116 Suppl, 55| lawsuit; that relatives are allowed as witnesses; that ~the
117 Suppl, 58| copulate. Wherefore they are allowed ~to marry, in so far as
118 Suppl, 59| be converted, he is not allowed to cohabit with her, ~be
119 Suppl, 59| afterwards converted, she may be allowed by dispensation to take
120 Suppl, 61| law. ~Now human law has allowed this. Therefore much more
121 Suppl, 61| a space of two months is allowed them for three reasons. ~
122 Suppl, 62| women, the ~husband was allowed to put away his wife by
123 Suppl, 62| sin of fornication is not ~allowed to seek another marriage,
124 Suppl, 62| adulteress would ~if she were allowed to contract another and
125 Suppl, 62| bind them to separate, but allowed them to do so. Therefore ~
126 Suppl, 64| a menstruous wife is not allowed to ask for the debt, ~this
127 Suppl, 64| menstruous woman is never allowed to ask for ~the debt; and
128 Suppl, 65| the dispensation which ~allowed them several wives, approached
129 Suppl, 65| dispensation Abraham was allowed ~to send Agar away, in order
130 Suppl, 67| second marriages, so Moses allowed the bill of divorce. But
131 Suppl, 67| appetite. Even ~so they were allowed to lend money for usury
132 Suppl, 67| in ~the reason they were allowed the sacrifice of jealousy,
133 Suppl, 67| marriage, ~though this was allowed her by the Law. If they
134 Suppl, 69| Surely no one would be allowed to give an unfavorable ~
135 Suppl, 76| some of the philosophers allowed that souls separated ~from
136 Suppl, 91| to God for it, they are allowed to see ~perfectly the sufferings
137 Suppl, 96| seem unjust for it to be allowed to perish altogether.~Aquin.:
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