Part, Question
1 1, 10 | word "perfect" is used to exclude the "now" of time.~Aquin.:
2 1, 19 | words does not intend to exclude ~election from God absolutely;
3 1, 19 | first cause, it does not ~exclude intermediate causes. But
4 1, 19 | universal cause, ~does not exclude intermediate causes that
5 1, 22 | over everything does not exclude ~the action of secondary
6 1, 28 | Boethius did not wish to ~exclude relation in God; but he
7 1, 30 | unity and simplicity of God exclude every kind ~of plurality
8 1, 30 | that is, plurality - "we exclude the idea of oneness and ~
9 1, 30 | Reply OBJ 3: "One" does not exclude multitude, but division,
10 1, 31 | exclusive term, which seems to exclude otherness, can be ~joined
11 1, 31 | says in the same ~book: "We exclude from God the idea of singularity
12 1, 31 | exclusive diction does not exclude what enters into ~the concept
13 1, 31 | joined. Hence it does not exclude ~the part, nor the universal;
14 1, 31 | alone is God, we do not exclude the Son, nor the Holy ~Ghost;
15 1, 31 | several ways. For ~if it exclude (all others) from the form
16 1, 31 | the subject, it tends to exclude ~another Person rather than
17 1, 31 | to ~the Father does not exclude the Son or the Holy Ghost,
18 1, 31 | exclusive diction does not exclude what enters into the ~concept
19 1, 42 | the ~Father, in order to exclude the error of Eunomius, but
20 1, 42 | equal to the Father to exclude the error of Arius.~Aquin.:
21 1, 46 | threefold sense in order to exclude ~three errors. For some
22 1, 46 | had ~no beginning; and to exclude this the words "In the beginning"
23 1, 46 | spiritual creation; and to exclude this it is expounded thus: "
24 1, 58 | part of the angels does not exclude the ~object desired, but
25 1, 61 | creatures by His being does not exclude that He made ~them also
26 1, 65 | might have being, does not exclude that He ~created them for
27 1, 65 | The proximate end does not exclude the ultimate end. ~Therefore
28 1, 66 | transparent, for that it does not exclude ~light (as is clear from
29 1, 76 | it understands, does not exclude the understanding of universals; ~
30 1, 76 | reject" - that is, does not exclude - the ~soul.~Aquin.: SMT
31 1, 77 | potentiality, ~however, "does not exclude the soul." Therefore it
32 1, 42 | the ~Father, in order to exclude the error of Eunomius, but
33 1, 42 | equal to the Father to exclude the error of Arius.~Aquin.:
34 1, 47 | threefold sense in order to exclude ~three errors. For some
35 1, 47 | had ~no beginning; and to exclude this the words "In the beginning"
36 1, 47 | spiritual creation; and to exclude this it is expounded thus: "
37 1, 59 | part of the angels does not exclude the ~object desired, but
38 1, 62 | creatures by His being does not exclude that He made ~them also
39 1, 66 | might have being, does not exclude that He ~created them for
40 1, 66 | The proximate end does not exclude the ultimate end. ~Therefore
41 1, 67 | transparent, for that it does not exclude ~light (as is clear from
42 1, 75 | it understands, does not exclude the understanding of universals; ~
43 1, 75 | reject" - that is, does not exclude - the ~soul.~Aquin.: SMT
44 1, 76 | potentiality, ~however, "does not exclude the soul." Therefore it
45 1, 92 | the Divine Nature does not exclude being to ~the same image
46 1, 95 | those words Gregory means to exclude such inequality as ~exists
47 1, 97 | words quoted, which do not exclude intensity ~of pleasure from
48 2, 1 | opposition to one another do not exclude ~one another. Now there
49 2, 1 | end of the ~will does not exclude others.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
50 2, 4 | perfection of the ~soul to exclude its natural perfection.~
51 2, 5 | man's desire at rest and exclude ~every evil. Now man naturally
52 2, 6 | xxx.] says, in order to exclude things ~done through fear,
53 2, 24 | absolutely; but he does not exclude their ~becoming worthy of
54 2, 31 | establishing is "sensible," we exclude the perfections of insensible ~
55 2, 37 | of the evil be such as to exclude the hope of ~evasion, then
56 2, 37 | taken literally, appear to ~exclude one another.~~Aquin.: SMT
57 2, 59 | Therefore moral ~virtue does not exclude the passions, but is consistent
58 2, 76 | ignorance be such as to exclude the use of reason ~entirely,
59 2, 78 | OBJ 1: Venial sin does not exclude spiritual good, consisting
60 2, 81 | the way of origin seems to exclude the notion of guilt, which
61 2, 88 | reference: because it does not exclude charity, which refers man
62 2, 102 | sacrificial ~animals in order to exclude other ways of killing, whereby
63 2, 102 | propitiatory, in order to exclude an ~idolatrous rite: for
64 2, 102 | their flesh, ~in order to exclude the rites of idolatry. For
65 2, 1 | perfect the ~intellect, exclude the false altogether, because
66 2, 1 | faculty, do not entirely exclude the ~false, for it is possible
67 2, 2 | way human reason does not exclude ~the merit of faith but
68 2, 5 | possessed was not such as to exclude faith.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
69 2, 10 | bondage, which does ~not exclude the order of natural or
70 2, 20 | altogether, whereas it does ~not exclude hope altogether, but only
71 2, 20 | generically, whereas it does not exclude ~hope except by reason of
72 2, 20 | would not punish him or exclude him from glory, however
73 2, 21 | Inducement to fear suffices to exclude presumption, even as ~inducement
74 2, 21 | inducement to hope suffices to exclude despair, as stated above (
75 2, 24 | neighbor, we should ~not exclude our enemies from the love
76 2, 25 | Augustine does not mean to exclude the latter inequality, but ~
77 2, 34 | a capital vice does not exclude its ~originating from another
78 2, 56 | this way. It does ~however exclude the credit of supererogation,
79 2, 66 | absent: but it ~does not exclude the necessity of writing
80 2, 76 | of necessity that would exclude the spontaneous nature ~
81 2, 81 | obligation that we should not exclude ~our enemies from the general
82 2, 82 | thy brethren"; as also to exclude any occasion of idolatry, ~
83 2, 145 | bridle concupiscence does not exclude the eating ~of fish, neither
84 2, 145 | fish, neither should it exclude the eating of flesh meat.~
85 2, 157 | that savagery would seem to exclude that mitigation of ~punishment
86 2, 166 | Ambrose does not altogether exclude fun from human ~speech,
87 2, 166 | Austerity, as a virtue, does not exclude all pleasures, but ~only
88 2, 169 | Divine foreknowledge does not exclude the contingency of future
89 2, 169 | its ~unchangeable truth exclude the contingency of future
90 2, 184 | this reason in order to exclude the error of Vigilantius
91 3, 1 | others. And ~thus we do not exclude that He came to wipe away
92 3, 3 | likewise if we mentally exclude ~the personal properties
93 3, 3 | Persons that one does not exclude another ~from communicating
94 3, 7 | Divine thing was not seen, we exclude the very essence of faith.
95 3, 15 | with right reason, does not exclude passibility of body; ~yet
96 3, 15 | Hilary does not intend to ~exclude the reality of the pain,
97 3, 17 | man"; because it does not ~exclude another suppositum, but
98 3, 19 | Now we do ~not wish to exclude this diversity of operations
99 3, 27 | of sin, it is my wish to exclude absolutely all questions
100 3, 35 | from this sentence we must exclude ~the Virgin-Mother of God;
101 3, 37 | chosen his words in order to exclude ~uncleanness from the Mother
102 3, 58 | ruler's right hand seems to exclude ~subjection, because one
103 3, 62 | case: for a form does not ~exclude privation save by informing
104 3, 68 | slavery, which does not ~exclude the order of the natural
105 3, 75 | you see," he means ~not to exclude the truth of Christ's body,
106 3, 78 | inserted, not in order to exclude ~reality, but to show that
107 3, 79 | Further, contraries mutually exclude each other. But venial sins ~
108 3, 84 | the absolution, and do not exclude the fact that the priest ~
109 3, 89 | at the council of ~Nicaea exclude penitents from even the
110 3, 89 | kingdom of heaven, and do not exclude the possibility of ~being
111 Suppl, 17| worthy to the ~kingdom and exclude the unworthy" therefrom,
112 Suppl, 17| Therefore she does not ~exclude the unworthy, but admits
113 Suppl, 17| so a priest is said to exclude, not as though he ~placed
114 Suppl, 21| since he ought not to ~exclude from the kingdom others
115 Suppl, 30| indirectly, it does not ~exclude the necessity of Penance.~
116 Suppl, 37| the king, this does not exclude the ministers having a power
117 Suppl, 41| venial sin; while if he exclude the marriage blessings,
118 Suppl, 49| sought in such a way as to exclude the ~honesty of marriage,
119 Suppl, 72| together. But it does not exclude a creature from having an
120 Suppl, 79| glorified bodies does ~not exclude this kind of passion.~Aquin.:
121 Suppl, 83| of the wicked will not ~exclude all good, because "if a
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