Part, Question
1 1, 10 | justice," shall be "as ~stars unto perpetual eternities [*
2 1, 11 | that the planets and other stars were ~gods, and also the
3 1, 23 | how many spheres, how many stars, how many elements, and
4 1, 23 | why ~He has made so many stars, or so many species of things,
5 1, 63 | the third part of the stars of heaven."~Aquin.: SMT
6 1, 66 | fact that we can see the stars through the ~intervening
7 1, 67 | that the rays of ~different stars produce different effects
8 1, 67 | even the sun, moon, and stars, which was ~forbidden them (
9 1, 68 | day, not that in which the stars are set, but the part ~of
10 1, 68 | spherical in form and without stars, the same, in fact, that
11 1, 68 | rising and ~setting of the stars, and their various influences.
12 1, 68 | the sphere of the fixed stars; the ~other seven, which
13 1, 70 | astronomers say, there are many stars larger than the ~moon. Therefore
14 1, 70 | Aristotle, however, the stars ~are fixed in their orbits,
15 1, 70 | from that in which the ~stars are placed, even though
16 1, 70 | day, and on the fourth the stars were ~fixed in the higher
17 1, 70 | Gen.), the sun, moon, and stars cooperate in the work of ~
18 1, 70 | and power. For ~though the stars be of greater bulk than
19 1, 70 | and the moon and all the stars of ~heaven, and being deceived
20 1, 70 | particular movements of the stars: which ~movements may have
21 1, 70 | But ~the sun, moon, and stars are nobler bodies than plants
22 1, 70 | But the sun, moon, ~and stars are a cause of life, as
23 1, 70 | the power of ~the sun and stars. Much more, therefore, have
24 1, 71 | or the influence of the stars.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[71] A[
25 1, 73 | putrefaction by the power which the stars and ~elements received at
26 1, 64 | the third part of the stars of heaven."~Aquin.: SMT
27 1, 67 | fact that we can see the stars through the ~intervening
28 1, 68 | that the rays of ~different stars produce different effects
29 1, 68 | even the sun, moon, and stars, which was ~forbidden them (
30 1, 69 | day, not that in which the stars are set, but the part of
31 1, 69 | spherical in form and without stars, the same, in fact, that
32 1, 69 | rising and ~setting of the stars, and their various influences.
33 1, 69 | the sphere of the fixed stars; the ~other seven, which
34 1, 71 | astronomers say, there are many stars larger than the ~moon. Therefore
35 1, 71 | Aristotle, however, the stars ~are fixed in their orbits,
36 1, 71 | from that in which the ~stars are placed, even though
37 1, 71 | day, and on the fourth the stars were ~fixed in the higher
38 1, 71 | Gen.), the sun, moon, and stars cooperate in the work of ~
39 1, 71 | and power. For ~though the stars be of greater bulk than
40 1, 71 | and the moon and all the stars of ~heaven, and being deceived
41 1, 71 | particular movements of the stars: which ~movements may have
42 1, 71 | But ~the sun, moon, and stars are nobler bodies than plants
43 1, 71 | But the sun, moon, ~and stars are a cause of life, as
44 1, 71 | the power of ~the sun and stars. Much more, therefore, have
45 1, 71 | or the influence of the stars.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[71] A[
46 1, 72 | putrefaction by the power which the stars and ~elements received at
47 1, 95 | or the movement of the ~stars, some would have been born
48 1, 104 | minerals are like the sun and ~stars, by whose power they are
49 1, 107 | written (Judges 5:20): "Stars remaining in their ~order
50 1, 114 | argument against ~divination by stars: because the effects of
51 1, 114 | because the effects of the stars are varied even in ~corporeal
52 1, 114 | man is stronger ~than the stars" [*Ptolemy, Centiloquium,
53 1, 114 | certain effects of ~the stars." But this opinion is manifestly
54 1, 114 | some Divine power in the stars. Secondly, because ~they
55 1, 115 | than "a disposition of ~the stars under which each one is
56 1, 115 | force in the position of the stars. Hence Augustine says (De
57 1, 115 | heavenly movements of the stars, whether by the angelic
58 1, 115 | moves the heaven and the stars, ~tempers the elements to
59 2, 9 | the wise man governs the stars"; which is a though to say
60 2, 102 | is adorned with various stars; ~the curtain (of goats'
61 2, 102 | Egyptians in worshipping ~the stars employed various combinations
62 2, 102 | various connections of the stars. Or else all ~these minglings
63 2, 81 | compelling ~influence of the stars, or on account of the connection
64 2, 92 | air, or the circle of ~the stars, or the great water, or
65 2, 93 | 5) Of divination by the stars;~(6) Of divination by dreams;~(
66 2, 93 | astrologers by considering the stars can foreknow and foretell
67 2, 93 | position and movements of the stars, this belongs to "astrologers,"
68 2, 93 | Whether divination by the stars is unlawful?~Aquin.: SMT
69 2, 93 | seem that divination by the stars is not unlawful. It is ~
70 2, 93 | Therefore divination by the stars is not ~unlawful.~Aquin.:
71 2, 93 | that the observation of the stars is a means whereby some ~
72 2, 93 | demons. But divination by the stars ~contains nothing of the
73 2, 93 | opinion if, by observing ~the stars, one desires to foreknow
74 2, 93 | foreknown by ~observing the stars: and it is evident that
75 2, 93 | acquired by ~observing the stars there have been various
76 2, 93 | some have ~stated that the stars signify rather than cause
77 2, 93 | from an observation of the stars, except in ~so far as effects
78 2, 93 | take observation of the stars in order to foreknow ~casual
79 2, 93 | apply the observation of the stars in order to foreknow those
80 2, 93 | truth by ~observing the stars may be explained in two
81 2, 93 | to the disposition of the stars, ~yet are they ordered according
82 2, 93 | the ~dispositions of the stars. Wherefore if anyone practicing
83 2, 93 | the dispositions of the stars, his opinion is vain and ~
84 2, 94 | certain movements of the stars observed in the course of
85 2, 94 | various dispositions of the stars," as though the results ~
86 2, 94 | allied to ~divination by the stars, in respect of which one
87 2, 187 | many to justice shall be as stars for all ~eternity."~Aquin.:
88 3, 5 | the sun the light of the stars is put ~out, but the light
89 3, 36 | birth is influenced by the stars. But occasions of ~sin should
90 3, 36 | observe the course ~of the stars. And therefore Christ's
91 3, 36 | angels ~inhabit, and the stars adorn, the heavens: by both,
92 3, 36 | compared to the ~multitude of stars; that a heavenly progeny
93 3, 36 | are thus designated by the stars, are by the ~rising of a
94 3, 36 | ever so far connected the stars with man's fate at the ~
95 3, 36 | to assert that one of the stars, at the birth of any ~man,
96 3, 36 | birth and the course of the stars, ~for they do not hold that
97 3, 36 | hold that the course of the stars can be changed at a ~man'
98 3, 36 | business to know from the stars those who are born, but
99 3, 36 | feared lest a child whom the stars obey, might make himself ~
100 3, 36 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, stars which are not in the heavens
101 3, 36 | It was not one of ~those stars which since the beginning
102 3, 36 | beautiful ~than the other stars, drew men's gaze and attention:
103 3, 36 | sent to minister." But the stars of heaven do not ~change
104 3, 36 | course of the heavenly ~stars, so neither did it follow
105 3, 44 | astronomers, "who ~gaze at the stars and observe the months,"
106 3, 73 | and bear it away ~to the stars, it was needful that on
107 Suppl, 72| in the moon, and in the stars," etc.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
108 Suppl, 72| the ~"seventh" day all the stars, both planets and fixed
109 Suppl, 72| both planets and fixed stars, will throw out ~fiery tails
110 Suppl, 72| gathering that the sun moon, and stars ~will then be deprived of
111 Suppl, 72| written (Mt. 24:29): "The stars shall fall from heaven, ~
112 Suppl, 72| observe the movements of the stars ~and this is contrary to
113 Suppl, 72| higher ~heavens, wherein the stars are fixed. Therefore it
114 Suppl, 74| again. Nevertheless the stars will be in the same ~position
115 Suppl, 82| compared to the clarity ~of the stars. Therefore the bodies of
116 Suppl, 88| of the moon and of the ~stars for the light of the night:
117 Suppl, 88| and the moon and all the stars of heaven, and ~being deceived
118 Suppl, 88| 43:10): "The glory of the stars ~is the beauty of heaven,
119 Suppl, 89| justice" shall shine "as stars ~for all eternity." The
120 Suppl, 93| sixtyfold fruit; and to the stars those who have the thirtyfold
121 Suppl, 94| that souls return to the ~stars that are their compeers.
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