Part, Question
1 1, 1 | whatever is not above reason is fully treated of in philosophical ~
2 1, 9 | which participate more fully of its likeness, to ~the
3 1, 10 | Some again, ~share more fully than others in the nature
4 1, 12 | seeing God it will not ~be fully happy; which is incongruous.
5 1, 12 | This will ~be treated more fully in the question of rapture (
6 1, 12 | we cannot know God ~more fully by grace than by natural
7 1, 12 | still we know Him more fully according as many and more
8 1, 22 | chance circumstance, has been fully foreseen by their ~master,
9 1, 27 | cannot be properly and ~fully applied to it. But the divine
10 1, 29 | forasmuch as before it was fully understood by the Latins,
11 1, 55 | a potentiality which is fully perfected by the form; ~
12 1, 57 | hence they share more ~fully and more perfectly in the
13 1, 58 | existence, which is not fully actuated, in the same ~way
14 1, 58 | potentiality which is not fully completed by connatural
15 1, 63 | nature while as yet not fully formed: and when it is said ~
16 1, 64 | things are revealed, and more fully, in the Word ~Himself. But
17 1, 64 | all the angels ~did not fully and equally apprehend it;
18 1, 64 | hence the demons much less fully ~understood the mystery
19 1, 64 | into them." For had they fully and certainly known that
20 1, 66 | manner formless before it was fully formed and distinguished
21 1, 67 | being received, rather than fully impressed, the ~consequent
22 1, 56 | a potentiality which is fully perfected by the form; ~
23 1, 58 | hence they share more ~fully and more perfectly in the
24 1, 59 | existence, which is not fully actuated, in the same ~way
25 1, 59 | potentiality which is not fully completed by connatural
26 1, 64 | nature while as yet not fully formed: and when it is said ~
27 1, 65 | things are revealed, and more fully, in the Word ~Himself. But
28 1, 65 | all the angels ~did not fully and equally apprehend it;
29 1, 65 | hence the demons much less fully ~understood the mystery
30 1, 65 | into them." For had they fully and certainly known that
31 1, 67 | manner formless before it was fully formed and distinguished
32 1, 68 | being received, rather than fully impressed, the ~consequent
33 1, 78 | something for certain, as being fully ~examined, it thinks about
34 1, 105 | they did not know it as fully as the superior angels;
35 1, 107 | possessed by something not fully but partially; thus ~holy
36 1, 107 | possessing this knowledge fully, they pour it forth ~copiously
37 2, 4 | possession of good ~that does not fully satisfy. This does not apply
38 2, 16 | for there the will becomes fully proportionate, by willing
39 2, 16 | proportionate, by willing the ~means fully. Use, on the other hand,
40 2, 33 | themselves, until they are fully ~realized, because pleasures
41 2, 63 | This, however, will be more fully explained later (Q[109],
42 2, 68 | his pupil, who is not yet fully ~instructed, cannot work
43 2, 69 | All these rewards will be fully consummated in the life
44 2, 81 | as we shall state more fully in the TP (XP, Q[78], A[
45 2, 83 | original sin was in Adam more fully, since in him it had the
46 2, 94 | belongs ~to the natural law is fully contained in them. Wherefore
47 2, 102 | priests: though they were ~not fully revealed to them, as they
48 2, 105 | however, we must speak ~more fully in the treatise on Matrimony (
49 2, 109 | ourselves perfectly, we cannot fully know what is ~for our good,
50 2, 109 | glory, when grace shall ~be fully perfected. But here grace
51 2, 1 | the apostles ~were most fully instructed about the mysteries,
52 2, 1 | they received them ~more fully than others, even as they
53 2, 1 | Savior's coming, the more fully did they received the ~mysteries
54 2, 1 | would expound matters more fully than the preceding council,
55 2, 4 | in so far as we do not fully grasp matters of faith with
56 2, 8 | who have faith understand fully the things ~that are proposed
57 2, 25 | more that which has more ~fully the reason for being loved
58 2, 26 | does not ~describe it fully, but mentions only that
59 2, 27 | because his desire will be fully set at rest; yet ~one's
60 2, 28 | the truth will be known fully, and ~every desire fulfilled;
61 2, 42 | precept will ~be observed fully and perfectly in heaven;
62 2, 80 | who do not yet enjoy God fully, according to Ps. 41:3, ~"
63 2, 169 | is unable to distinguish fully whether ~his thoughts are
64 2, 171 | his senses, yet does not fully discern ~the things he perceives
65 2, 172 | Godhead; while David more fully knew and expressed the ~
66 2, 172 | Almighty, while Moses was ~more fully instructed in the simplicity
67 2, 172 | before or after Him, the more fully, for the ~most part, were
68 2, 172 | point, and after Him more fully ~than before, as the Apostle
69 2, 173 | Divine essence much more fully ~than an angel or a man.
70 3, 1 | Christ, in order to satisfy fully for original sin, wished
71 3, 7 | Christ saw God's Essence fully, as ~will be made clear (
72 3, 7 | had the Divine fruition fully, as will be shown ~(Q[34],
73 3, 7 | although He knew all ~things fully, wherefore faith was altogether
74 3, 7 | nevertheless ~He did not as yet fully possess all that pertained
75 3, 7 | possessed partially, and not fully. Therefore no ~creature,
76 3, 7 | 2~I answer that, To have fully is to have wholly and perfectly.
77 3, 7 | some man has whiteness ~fully, because he has as much
78 3, 7 | anyone be said to have life fully, ~inasmuch as he has it
79 3, 7 | and thus man ~has life fully, but senseless animals or
80 3, 7 | of grace, He had grace fully, since He ~had it for all
81 3, 7 | fulness of grace when anyone fully possesses grace according
82 3, 8 | and shares His ~gifts more fully, not only than man, but
83 3, 8 | having grace and ~glory most fully.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[8] A[4]
84 3, 8 | wickedness of the devil ~is most fully impressed on him. Hence,
85 3, 9 | of the Incarnation more fully than anyone else. ~Hence,
86 3, 9 | of God. But He knew God fully, even as He was man, according
87 3, 10 | creature. Hence it more fully receives the light in ~which
88 3, 11 | Christ knew these things more fully ~and completely than others.
89 3, 11 | soul of Christ, which had fully the capabilities ~of a comprehensor.~
90 3, 15 | had a passible body, He fully enjoyed God in His mind. ~
91 3, 15 | passion Christ's mind saw God fully, ~and thus He had beatitude
92 3, 20 | then all things will be fully subject ~to Him by the final
93 3, 22 | Moreover, He ~satisfied for us fully, inasmuch as "He hath borne
94 3, 30 | highest angels did not fully know the mystery of the
95 3, 38 | baptized, He was not as yet fully ~manifested: consequently
96 3, 47 | the Scriptures, did not fully comprehend that He ~was
97 3, 48 | has not paid who has not fully ~atoned. Therefore it appears
98 3, 48 | Christ by His suffering has fully ~atoned for our sins.~Aquin.:
99 3, 49 | baptism, since they are ~fully delivered by Christ's satisfaction.
100 3, 52 | in hope, although not yet fully happy in fact.~Aquin.: SMT
101 3, 57 | shall deal ~with it more fully in treating of the general
102 3, 57 | I answer that, The more fully anything corporeal shares
103 3, 58 | habitual grace, which is more ~fully in Christ than in all other
104 3, 68 | space of time in order to be fully instructed in ~the faith,
105 3, 68 | people, if they be not ~fully converted. Nevertheless,
106 3, 70 | possessed by Adam, who was fully instructed about Divine ~
107 3, 74 | represent Christ's Passion more fully ~than did the sacraments
108 3, 74 | forth Christ's ~Passion more fully than bread and wine. Therefore
109 3, 79 | devoutly ~to this sacrament and fully secure its effect. Considered
110 3, 80 | sacrament produces more fully the effect of the ~sacrament
111 3, 80 | approaching the sacrament ~fully conscious of mortal sin.
112 3, 80 | are said not to possess fully the use of reason. ~Either,
113 3, 80 | behalf of all; and Christ is fully contained ~under either
114 3, 83 | the chalice ~denotes those fully blessed both in soul and
115 3, 86 | Power of ~Christ's Passion fully, since by water and the
116 Suppl, 25| the ~indulgence is gained fully.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[25] A[
117 Suppl, 25| indulgence more or less fully. Consequently a poor ~man
118 Suppl, 40| has the same ~power more fully. and so in order to designate
119 Suppl, 65| together until the ~young are fully fledged. Now this obligation
120 Suppl, 66| Christ. Now by Baptism we are fully conformed to ~Christ. Therefore
121 Suppl, 69| a manner that cannot be fully manifest to us.~Aquin.:
122 Suppl, 71| satisfaction which was not fully completed in the body. Consequently, ~
123 Suppl, 72| the saints have their will fully conformed to ~the Divine
124 Suppl, 77| opinions have been more fully exposed and examined in
125 Suppl, 80| their form, and are most ~fully perfected thereby: thus
126 Suppl, 82| 5:2. But they would not fully see their ~glory unless
127 Suppl, 89| the Divine ~essence more fully.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[92] A[
128 Suppl, 89| far as it sees Him more fully. Hence ~Augustine says (
129 Suppl, 93| victory is ~found chiefly and fully, for by His victory others
130 Appen1, 2| remitted in a man who has not fully paid the debt of punishment,
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