Part, Question
1 1, 32 | ourselves to ~acknowledge the greatness of one God, surpassing all
2 1, 42 | divine persons are equal in greatness?~(5) Whether the one divine
3 1, 42 | form or nature: such is the greatness of spiritual ~things, just
4 1, 42 | eternity, or excels in greatness, or surpasses in power."~
5 1, 42 | just as the ~Son has the greatness of the Father, and is therefore
6 1, 42 | Father, so the Father has the greatness of the Son, and is therefore ~
7 1, 42 | that ~they are of the same greatness and essence. Now it is clear
8 1, 42 | is equal to the Father in greatness?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[42] A[
9 1, 42 | equal to the Father in ~greatness. For He Himself said (Jn.
10 1, 42 | and so He is not equal in greatness to the Father.~Aquin.: SMT
11 1, 42 | necessarily equal to the Father in greatness. ~For the greatness of God
12 1, 42 | Father in greatness. ~For the greatness of God is nothing but the
13 1, 42 | equal to the Father in greatness. Hence, Hilary says (De
14 1, 42 | Equality is measured by greatness. In God greatness ~signifies
15 1, 42 | measured by greatness. In God greatness ~signifies the perfection
16 1, 42 | be the ~Father's equal in greatness - that is, in perfection
17 1, 43 | and from the seat of Thy greatness."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[43] A[
18 1, 66 | instant, according to the greatness of His power.~Aquin.: SMT
19 1, 42 | divine persons are equal in greatness?~(5) Whether the one divine
20 1, 42 | form or nature: such is the greatness of spiritual ~things, just
21 1, 42 | eternity, or excels in greatness, or surpasses in power."~
22 1, 42 | just as the ~Son has the greatness of the Father, and is therefore
23 1, 42 | Father, so the Father has the greatness of the Son, and is therefore ~
24 1, 42 | that ~they are of the same greatness and essence. Now it is clear
25 1, 42 | is equal to the Father in greatness?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[42] A[
26 1, 42 | equal to the Father in ~greatness. For He Himself said (Jn.
27 1, 42 | and so He is not equal in greatness to the Father.~Aquin.: SMT
28 1, 42 | necessarily equal to the Father in greatness. ~For the greatness of God
29 1, 42 | Father in greatness. ~For the greatness of God is nothing but the
30 1, 42 | equal to the Father in greatness. Hence, Hilary says (De
31 1, 42 | Equality is measured by greatness. In God greatness ~signifies
32 1, 42 | measured by greatness. In God greatness ~signifies the perfection
33 1, 42 | be the ~Father's equal in greatness - that is, in perfection
34 1, 43 | and from the seat of Thy greatness."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[43] A[
35 1, 67 | instant, according to the greatness of His power.~Aquin.: SMT
36 1, 114 | corporeal fire, "it shows its greatness in its action and ~power
37 2, 31 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the greatness of a cause is known by its
38 2, 32 | aware of his own goodness or greatness, ~through their giving pleasure
39 2, 42 | one of two causes: to the greatness of the evil, or to the ~
40 2, 42 | through some accident that the greatness of some evil is ~hidden;
41 2, 66 | A[1]), the comparative greatness of ~virtues can be understood
42 2, 66 | their connection ~as to greatness. Now it has been stated
43 2, 66 | stated above (A[3]), the greatness of a virtue, as to ~its
44 2, 66 | stated above (A[3]), the greatness of a virtue, as to ~its
45 2, 73 | object, so also ~does the greatness of a virtue, since both
46 2, 73 | sin is diminished by the greatness of its ~cause.~Aquin.: SMT
47 2, 73 | is not increased by the greatness of its cause.~Aquin.: SMT
48 2, 87 | increases according to the ~greatness of the person sinned against (
49 2, 87 | private individual), and God's greatness is ~infinite. Therefore
50 2, 105 | First, on account of the ~greatness of the sin, because a greater
51 2, 105 | Again, with regard to the greatness of a sin, four degrees may
52 2, 105 | punished according to the greatness of the sin [*Cf. Dt. 25:
53 2, 112 | to us on account ~of the greatness of its light, according
54 2, 114 | two ways: first, ~from the greatness of the work, and thus the
55 2, 114 | of the work, and thus the greatness of the work ~pertains to
56 2, 18 | that he ceases ~to seek greatness either in himself or in
57 2, 18 | does not, by pride, seek greatness either ~in himself or in
58 2, 19 | or from horror ~at the greatness of one's own sins. Therefore
59 2, 63 | dignity ~of the person, or the greatness of the injury.~Aquin.: SMT
60 2, 72 | greater, according ~to the greatness of the good which it takes
61 2, 76 | was conferred than on the greatness of the ~favor itself. This
62 2, 80 | than by considering the greatness of His Godhead. Therefore ~
63 2, 80 | anything else conducive to greatness, is to man ~an occasion
64 2, 87 | both on account of the ~greatness of God Who is called upon
65 2, 110 | of his kingdom, and the ~greatness and boasting of his power."
66 2, 121 | through not perceiving the greatness of the danger; ~sometimes
67 2, 121 | the ~difficult. Hence the greatness of a virtue is measured
68 2, 126 | to combine execution with greatness of purpose. Accordingly ~
69 2, 126 | and fall away from its greatness, by reason of the ~stress
70 2, 126 | liberality adds a certain ~greatness: this is connected with
71 2, 127 | magnanimity" ~signifies greatness of mind, and "mind" denotes
72 2, 127 | to be observed that the greatness of ~this power of resistance
73 2, 127 | Judas' companions, and the greatness of ~courage [animi magnitudinem]
74 2, 127 | magnanimity which consists in greatness of ~courage is a virtue.~
75 2, 127 | does not disclose all his greatness, especially to the ~large
76 2, 127 | contrary to his excellence or greatness.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[129] A[
77 2, 127 | adornment results ~from the very greatness of a virtuous deed, through
78 2, 129 | virtuous; which honor derives greatness ~from the very fact that
79 2, 131 | and magnanimity differ as greatness and ~littleness of soul,
80 2, 131 | to great things out of greatness of soul, so the pusillanimous
81 2, 132 | it exceeds ~liberality in greatness. Now "great" and "little"
82 2, 132 | regarding himself admits of ~greatness, the magnificent man accomplishes
83 2, 132 | to each virtue: and the greatness of the thing done is ~sometimes
84 2, 132 | sometimes consequent upon the greatness of the virtue.~Aquin.: SMT
85 2, 132 | besides arising from the greatness of that same thing. ~Hence
86 2, 132 | necessary on account of the greatness of both those things, ~since
87 2, 133 | intends principally the greatness of his ~work, and secondarily
88 2, 133 | secondarily he intends the greatness of the expense, which he ~
89 2, 135 | if not on account of the greatness of the deed which magnificence ~
90 2, 138 | a certain excellence of greatness which ~they regard in their
91 2, 138 | perseverance, not by reason of any greatness observable in them, but
92 2, 139 | removed from it, proves the greatness of reason's power. This
93 2, 152 | seem to arise from the ~greatness of concupiscence, the result
94 2, 159 | Now the measure of a man's greatness cannot be fixed ~according
95 2, 160 | and by considering God's greatness, according ~to Job 15:13, "
96 2, 160 | aversion, ~since it brings greatness upon other sins. For unbelief,
97 2, 182 | hand, it also ~indicates greatness of virtue if a man avoid
98 2, 182 | difficulty which proves the greatness of virtue in those ~who
99 2, 184 | not rendered sinful by the greatness of the quantity, but all ~
100 2, 184 | which is a mark of the greatness of their ~virtue, this is
101 3, 1 | but in might. Hence the greatness of His might feels no straits ~
102 3, 1 | reason looks to the intensive greatness of sin.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
103 3, 2 | Word of God; ~fourthly, "by greatness of honor," inasmuch as all
104 3, 5 | precious matter, but shewed the greatness of ~His skill in clay."~
105 3, 6 | Volusianum cxxxvi): "The ~greatness of the Divine power fitted
106 3, 7 | unless he had a certain greatness of might, to which resistance ~
107 3, 16 | absolutely, for whiteness or greatness cannot newly affect anything, ~
108 3, 16 | changed to whiteness or greatness. But whatever is ~predicated
109 3, 19 | the manifestation of His greatness.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[19] A[
110 3, 19 | since all perfection and greatness must be attributed to Christ, ~
111 3, 36 | suspicion in regard to Christ's greatness: and so it behooved it ~
112 3, 36 | in ~keeping with Christ's greatness: "gold, as to the great
113 3, 46 | graces, but as to their greatness; for, as He was uplifted ~
114 3, 48 | of the Passion, and the greatness of ~the grief endured, as
115 3, 48 | of our salvation is the ~greatness of the Divine power, according
116 3, 57 | his ~robe, walking in the greatness of his strength." Also Gregory
117 3, 88 | previously pardoned. Because the greatness of the favor of the ~pardon
118 3, 88 | sins is according to the greatness of the sin pardoned, and
119 3, 88 | in consequence, is the greatness of the ingratitude whereby
120 3, 88 | favor is scorned. But the greatness of the consequent debt of
121 3, 88 | punishment ~is in accord with the greatness of the ingratitude. Therefore
122 3, 88 | measured according to the greatness ~of the sins previously
123 Suppl, 3 | faculty, and not on the ~greatness of the sin.~Aquin.: SMT
124 Suppl, 65| grave on account of the greatness of its incentive, ~yet on
125 Suppl, 79| nature; and consequently the greatness of clarity in the pupil
126 Suppl, 82| the sun on account ~of the greatness of its clarity. Therefore
127 Suppl, 88| written (Wis. 13:5): "By the greatness of the beauty and ~of the
128 Suppl, 93| of view. First from the greatness ~of the passion. Now among
129 Suppl, 93| what ~is the exceeding greatness," etc. says: "The holy doctors
130 Suppl, 93| in ~comparison with the greatness of His essential reward.
131 Suppl, 96| to throw into relief the greatness of the devil's ~sin, or
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