Part, Question
1 1, 19 | expressions of will - namely, prohibition, ~precept, counsel, operation,
2 1, 19 | But precept, counsel, and prohibition belong to rational creatures
3 1, 19 | case of ~evil - namely, prohibition - and two - namely, counsel
4 1, 19 | That precept, counsel, and ~prohibition are called the will of God
5 1, 19 | Whilst as to future time, prohibition is in respect to evil, precept
6 1, 19 | operation, and counsel; or of prohibition or ~permission.~Aquin.:
7 1, 19 | expression is assigned, that of prohibition. On the other hand, ~good
8 2, 71 | this must be understood of prohibition by positive law. If, ~however,
9 2, 71 | positive law. If, ~however, the prohibition be referred to the natural
10 2, 74 | fulfil it, on account of the prohibition of some ~higher authority:
11 2, 89 | unless there is a special prohibition, ~which is not the case
12 2, 92 | consisting in "command," "prohibition," "permission" and "punishment." ~
13 2, 92 | is a kind of good, so a ~prohibition is a kind of precept: and
14 2, 96 | hurt of others, without the prohibition of which human ~society
15 2, 98 | of human law, viz. ~the prohibition and punishment of sin, does
16 2, 99 | way of absolute command or prohibition, as "Thou shalt not ~kill,
17 2, 100 | theft and adultery, the ~prohibition of sins of deed, when it
18 2, 100 | steal," is distinct from the prohibition of the ~sin of thought,
19 2, 100 | the matter of a special prohibition by a precept of the decalogue. ~
20 2, 100 | thy God in vain," are a prohibition of false ~doctrine, for
21 2, 100 | order of ~execution, yet its prohibition holds a later position in
22 2, 100 | perjury. To this is added the prohibition ~of blasphemy (Lev. 24:15,
23 2, 100 | Lev. 24:15, seqq) and the prohibition of false doctrine ~(Dt.
24 2, 100 | forbids murder, is added the prohibition of ~hatred and of any kind
25 2, 100 | neighbor": ~likewise the prohibition against hating one's brother (
26 2, 100 | forbids adultery, is added the prohibition about whoredom, according
27 2, 100 | sons of Israel"; and the prohibition against ~unnatural sins,
28 2, 100 | money to ~usury"; and the prohibition against fraud, according
29 2, 100 | testimony, is added the prohibition ~against false judgment,
30 2, 100 | from the truth"; ~and the prohibition against lying (Ex. 23:7): "
31 2, 100 | shalt fly lying," and ~the prohibition against detraction, according
32 2, 100 | back." In like manner the prohibition of acts of gluttony is ~
33 2, 102 | 6,13), concerning the prohibition about the tree of life.
34 2, 102 | OBJ 2: The reason for the prohibition concerning the tree of ~
35 2, 102 | naturally evil: and ~yet this prohibition was reasonable in its relation
36 2, 102 | of the body. ~The Lord's prohibition extended only to the cutting
37 2, 102 | reputed ~unclean. By the prohibition of blood, fat and nerves,
38 2, 102 | figurative reason for this prohibition is this: the kid, ~signifying
39 2, 102 | figurative reason is that the prohibition of wearing a garment ~woven
40 2, 102 | figurative reason. For the prohibition: "Thou ~shalt not sow thy
41 2, 102 | spiritual sense, of the prohibition to sow strange doctrine
42 2, 103 | Some have held that this prohibition of the apostles is not ~
43 2, 103 | spiritually: namely, that the prohibition of ~blood signifies the
44 2, 103 | of ~blood signifies the prohibition of murder; the prohibition
45 2, 103 | prohibition of murder; the prohibition of things ~strangled, that
46 2, 103 | violence and rapine; the prohibition of things offered ~to idols,
47 2, 103 | to fornication a ~special prohibition was made, because the Gentiles
48 2, 105 | it may be said that this prohibition regarded men and not women, ~
49 2, 105 | And specially did this prohibition apply with respect to those
50 2, 107 | evidently applies to the prohibition against swearing, against ~
51 2, 107 | murder and ~adultery, the prohibition of which the Scribes and
52 2, 107 | Law by ~showing that the prohibition extended also to the interior
53 2, 107 | The same applies to the prohibition about swearing, as ~stated
54 2, 107 | clear with respect to the prohibition of ~retaliation. For the
55 2, 107 | punishment being attached to the prohibition. Now this is very difficult ~
56 2, 108 | under the prescription or prohibition of the law. Secondly, because
57 2, 108 | as regards, namely, the prohibition of murder, of ~adultery,
58 2, 108 | should be the subject of a prohibition. ~Now judgment is an act
59 2, 108 | For they thought that ~the prohibition of adultery and murder covered
60 2, 1 | 1/1 ~Reply OBJ 2: This prohibition and sentence of the council
61 2, 12 | confession of faith, its prohibition is comprised under the prohibition ~
62 2, 12 | prohibition is comprised under the prohibition ~of unbelief, expressed
63 2, 21 | virtue is equivalent to a ~prohibition of the act of the opposite
64 2, 21 | wherein is implied the prohibition of what he must avoid doing:
65 2, 21 | due to parents, but not a ~prohibition against dishonoring them,
66 2, 21 | wherein is implied the ~prohibition of the opposite.~Aquin.:
67 2, 21 | But the Law ~contains no prohibition against presumption. Therefore
68 2, 22 | not covet," "a general ~prohibition." Therefore charity is a
69 2, 32 | of punishment, and the ~prohibition of sin by the Divine Law.
70 2, 54 | understood to be forbidden in the prohibition of calumny (Lev. 19:13). ~
71 2, 68 | of injustice. Hence the prohibition of false evidence by the
72 2, 84 | oblation. However, this prohibition ceased under the New Law.~
73 2, 87 | invoked by oath: hence the prohibition (Ex. 23:13): "By the name
74 2, 110 | soul," ~says: "This is a prohibition of boasting and pride."
75 2, 120 | precepts, gave expression, by prohibition or by ~command, to those
76 2, 120 | the decalogue include the ~prohibition of perjury, which is of
77 2, 120 | in the Old Law. Hence the prohibition to work on the Lord' day
78 2, 120 | concupiscence do not include the ~prohibition of first movements of concupiscence,
79 2, 120 | The direct object of their prohibition is ~the consent of the will,
80 2, 138 | but ~negative precepts in prohibition of fear.~Aquin.: SMT SS
81 2, 145 | with flesh: wherefore ~the prohibition of flesh meat takes precedence
82 2, 145 | takes precedence of the prohibition of eggs ~and milk foods.
83 2, 145 | Lenten fast ~lays a general prohibition even on eggs and milk foods.
84 2, 152 | 23:17, says: "This is a prohibition against going with ~whores,
85 2, 152 | Old Law [*Lev. ~18] the prohibition was apparently directed
86 2, 168 | precepts of the decalogue ~the prohibition of adultery, which is contrary
87 2, 168 | the decalogue ~include no prohibition of a vice pertaining to
88 2, 168 | to virtue ~precedes the prohibition of vice, since vices are
89 2, 168 | decalogue include a ~special prohibition of adultery, not only as
90 2, 168 | precepts that relate to the prohibition of the effects of the vices ~
91 2, 168 | there was no place for its prohibition among the precepts of the ~
92 3, 25 | we are to understand the prohibition to adore those images ~which
93 3, 72 | death are exempt from this ~prohibition, as we read in the decree
94 3, 80 | account of the Church's prohibition; and thus a man is prevented
95 Suppl, 23| hold communication, the prohibition ceases, as is clear from
96 Suppl, 38| such persons despite the ~prohibition of the Church. This is the
97 Suppl, 50| degrees of kindred come under prohibition at one time than at ~another.
98 Suppl, 54| Therefore ~seemingly this prohibition is of no force.~Aquin.:
99 Suppl, 54| the Church withdrew her prohibition. And the reverse might happen
100 Suppl, 54| contained in the Old Law, the prohibition of ~degrees does not apply
101 Suppl, 54| should there remain now a ~prohibition in respect of nephews and
102 Suppl, 54| these latter times the prohibition of the Church has been restricted
103 Suppl, 54| dangerous to extend the ~prohibition to more remote degrees of
104 Suppl, 54| a kindred, and thus the ~prohibition of the more remote degrees
105 Suppl, 54| restriction of ~the above prohibition to the fourth degree. First
106 Suppl, 55| kinds were included in the ~prohibition, under the head of the justice
107 Suppl, 55| ceased to be included in the prohibition, which now refers only ~
108 Suppl, 55| affinity was included in the prohibition on account of a certain ~
109 Suppl, 55| after the other." But this ~prohibition is done away with.~Aquin.:
110 Suppl, 55| them lest the ~time-honored prohibition of the Church seem unreasonable.~
111 Suppl, 55| And for this reason this prohibition ~is now revoked.~Aquin.:
112 Suppl, 55| sister. Therefore now too the prohibition of affinity and consanguinity ~
113 Suppl, 56| the occasion of sin this ~prohibition [*Can. Omnes quos, and seqq.,
114 Suppl, 57| between the like, and this prohibition is ~approved by the Church.
115 Suppl, 57| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: The prohibition of a human law would not
116 Suppl, 57| intervenes by ~issuing the same prohibition.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[57] A[
117 Suppl, 59| throughout the whole world the ~prohibition extends with equal reason
118 Suppl, 62| understood as an absence of ~prohibition: and thus it is not in contradistinction
119 Suppl, 64| forbidden this he repeats the prohibition here lest he seem ~to have
120 Suppl, 65| plurality of wives without any prohibition ~thereof, as appears from
121 Suppl, 65| the apostles ~inserted the prohibition of fornication among that
122 Suppl, 67| second is by absence of prohibition: ~thus venial sins are said
123 Suppl, 67| makes no distinction in its prohibition, others say that ~from the
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