Part, Question
1 1, 1 | through which knowledge is obtained. For the astronomer and
2 1, 1 | slenderest knowledge that may be obtained of the ~highest things is
3 1, 1 | the most certain knowledge obtained ~of lesser things, as is
4 1, 1 | though its principles are obtained by revelation.~Aquin.: SMT
5 1, 1 | some at least of the truths obtained through divine revelation; ~
6 1, 1 | inasmuch as its principles are obtained by revelation: thus we ~
7 1, 2 | knowledge of that cause can be obtained. Yet from every effect the ~
8 1, 12 | knowledge of God can be obtained than by ~natural reason?~
9 1, 12 | knowledge of God is not obtained ~than by natural reason.
10 1, 12 | Moses, who nevertheless ~obtained a certain excellence by
11 1, 32 | the divine persons can be obtained by ~natural reason.~Aquin.:
12 1, 33 | forasmuch as they have ~obtained possession of the heritage
13 1, 62 | Para. 1/1~Whether the angel obtained beatitude immediately after
14 1, 65 | building, which could not be obtained except by the different
15 1, 67 | speech to all knowledge obtained through the ~other senses.
16 1, 67 | is applied to knowledge obtained through the ~intellect,
17 1, 63 | Para. 1/1~Whether the angel obtained beatitude immediately after
18 1, 66 | building, which could not be obtained except by the different
19 1, 68 | speech to all knowledge obtained through the ~other senses.
20 1, 68 | is applied to knowledge obtained through the ~intellect,
21 1, 78 | 2). And when once it has obtained something for certain, as
22 1, 96 | 4) Whether he would have obtained immortality by the tree
23 2, 2 | material goods, which can be ~obtained for money. But we should
24 2, 4 | Therefore, Happiness once obtained, ~rectitude of the will
25 2, 5 | Therefore Happiness is obtained ~through works.~Aquin.:
26 2, 5 | man in the natural order, obtained it, according to the order
27 2, 23 | of present evil is good obtained, which can be ~no longer
28 2, 23 | Nor, when once ~good is obtained, does there remain any other
29 2, 23 | appetite's repose in the good obtained; which repose belongs to
30 2, 23 | Thirdly, when the good is obtained, it causes the appetite
31 2, 23 | as it were, in the good obtained: and this belongs to the
32 2, 23 | respect of good not yet obtained, we have "hope" and "despair."
33 2, 23 | But in ~respect of good obtained there is no irascible passion:
34 2, 29 | because the ~universal is obtained by abstraction from individual
35 2, 30 | these bodily goods, when obtained, do not last for ever, but ~
36 2, 31 | for their object a good obtained, ~as delight has. Wherefore
37 2, 31 | same object, namely, a good obtained. Therefore joy is ~altogether
38 2, 32 | A[1]), the good which is obtained and is actually ~possessed,
39 2, 32 | the knowledge of having obtained it. Wherefore the action
40 2, 40 | Hope regards a good to be obtained; security regards an ~evil
41 2, 44 | hope of good things to be obtained. Therefore ~fear is not
42 2, 76 | clear from 1 Tim. 1:13: "I obtained . . ~. mercy . . . because
43 2, 89 | according to 1 Tim. 1:13: "I obtained the ~mercy of God, because
44 2, 98 | Reply OBJ 3: The Gentiles obtained salvation more perfectly
45 2, 109 | Whether one who has already obtained grace, can, of himself and
46 2, 109 | that whoever has already obtained grace, can by ~himself and
47 2, 109 | sin. Hence a man who has obtained grace can do the above two
48 2, 109 | Further, if a man who has obtained grace needs further aid
49 2, 109 | grace, even though he has obtained this ~first help of grace.
50 2, 112 | principles that certitude is ~obtained concerning demonstrative
51 2, 2 | Further, many gentiles obtained salvation through the ministry
52 2, 2 | saints "by faith . ~. . obtained promises," which would not
53 2, 8 | the end, it has not yet obtained the gift of understanding,
54 2, 10 | and contumelious; but I obtained . . . mercy . . . ~because
55 2, 16 | help by ~which that good is obtained. Now the good which a man
56 2, 16 | something arduous, to be obtained by ~another's help, as stated
57 2, 16 | God, as to a good to be obtained ~finally, and as to a helper
58 2, 17 | Therefore, after they have obtained it, they can hope to ~continue
59 2, 19 | which was not due to be obtained by ~him; for instance, if
60 2, 27 | perfect or imperfect, is ~obtained according to the measure
61 2, 28 | sacrifices God's favor is obtained."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[30] A[
62 2, 30 | sacrifices God's ~favor is obtained." Therefore almsgiving is
63 2, 30 | kept by the person who has obtained possession of ~it; as in
64 2, 32 | follows pleasure when one has obtained what one desired. ~And since
65 2, 41 | so far as this end can be obtained, which is not the ~case
66 2, 60 | because that man had not obtained the benefice and ~might
67 2, 68 | certitude of the truth ~is not obtained by the assertions of two
68 2, 70 | very few, for words have obtained the ~chief place among men
69 2, 81 | him, secondly, as to be obtained through him. In the ~first
70 2, 81 | which is possible to be obtained by ~prayer. Secondly, that
71 2, 81 | thereby the end is better obtained: and thus ~attention is
72 2, 81 | grace, since even grace is obtained by ~means of prayer according
73 2, 83 | sacrifices God's favor is obtained." Now ~it belongs to charity,
74 2, 84 | sacrifices'] God's favor is ~obtained. Much more therefore are
75 2, 85 | matter a custom that has obtained for a long time must be ~
76 2, 86 | of the victory ~which he obtained, and because it is probable
77 2, 98 | whereby man's favor is ~obtained or the contrary avoided.
78 2, 98 | happens that one who has obtained the ~episcopate by simony
79 2, 98 | bound to resign the benefice obtained together with ~fruits still
80 2, 106 | chiefly to some good, ~to be obtained by means of the punishment
81 2, 116 | external goods that can ~be obtained by money, such as pleasures,
82 2, 116 | those things ~that can be obtained by means of those possessions.~
83 2, 121 | temporal advantage to be obtained, such ~as honor, pleasure,
84 2, 122 | these babes in being slain obtained by ~God's grace the glory
85 2, 152 | Solomon, who while asleep obtained the gift ~of wisdom from
86 2, 176 | whereby eternal life is obtained."~~
87 2, 178 | he strives; when ~he has obtained it, other things being equal,
88 2, 183 | which he ~has taken and obtained by violence from the common
89 2, 185 | necessary as the end cannot be ~obtained without it. Consequently
90 2, 186 | sacrifices God's favor is obtained." And ~since it belongs
91 3, 7 | perfection which one has already ~obtained; as heat, which was a disposition
92 3, 13 | understand by a likeness obtained from ~another, so also may
93 3, 13 | also may we act by a form obtained from another, as water or ~
94 3, 15 | comprehensor from having already obtained beatitude, according to
95 3, 22 | sacrifice itself. But Christ obtained a result ~from His passion,
96 3, 27 | Christ rising again, none obtained immortality of the flesh,
97 3, 28 | soon as His mercy has been obtained. In this ~sense those things
98 3, 38 | baptism of John, but to be ~obtained through subsequent penance
99 3, 39 | dove: "but when we have obtained grace we ~must look forward
100 3, 49 | wrought works of justice, obtained by faith the entering into ~
101 3, 49 | into the Holies, having obtained eternal redemption." ~And
102 3, 59 | habitual grace: and yet He obtained it from merit, so that,
103 3, 64 | sacrifices God's favor is ~obtained." But the wicked do not
104 3, 66 | sacrament: for it can easily be obtained ~everywhere.~Aquin.: SMT
105 3, 68 | Whom alone can salvation be obtained.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[68] A[
106 3, 80 | species; nay, rather they obtained ~forgiveness of their sins,
107 3, 84 | s forgiveness cannot ~be obtained without the priestly supplications:
108 Suppl, 30| effect of a sacrament can be ~obtained without actually receiving
109 Suppl, 30| sacrament), yet it ~never can be obtained without the purpose of receiving
110 Suppl, 34| made of the ~reward to be obtained if it be administered faithfully.
111 Suppl, 36| the degree of Orders is obtained by mere merit of life?~(
112 Suppl, 36| since such ~knowledge is obtained easily and from many persons,
113 Suppl, 65| of ~marriage could not be obtained without difficulty: and
114 Suppl, 71| blessed ~Gregory, and thus obtained the grace whereby he received
115 Suppl, 72| which would ~not have been obtained by the prayers of one.~Aquin.:
116 Suppl, 76| it behooves the end to be obtained by the selfsame thing that ~
117 Suppl, 81| we have in view cannot be obtained by ~us, or not so well,
118 Suppl, 87| redeem mankind, and thereby obtained judicial power, it is ~evident
119 Suppl, 88| end ceases when the end is obtained. Therefore either the movement
120 Suppl, 90| merit by which they ~have obtained that beatitude. In the first
121 Suppl, 96| those who after sinning have obtained forgiveness by their ~works
122 Appen1, 1| have ~been baptized and obtained eternal life: for this is
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