Part, Question
1 1, 113 | that "all malice and all uncleanness have been ~devised by the
2 2, 70 | to which, fornication, uncleanness, and ~immodesty, which are
3 2, 70 | also is true chastity. By uncleanness we must ~understand whatever
4 2, 72 | which are fornication, uncleanness, immodesty, ~luxury, idolatry,
5 2, 81 | have to be washed from some uncleanness. ~The contrary is part of
6 2, 102 | OBJ 8: Further, spiritual uncleanness cannot be cleansed by material ~
7 2, 102 | vessels. In man himself uncleanness was considered as ~arising
8 2, 102 | Again, man contracted uncleanness by touching any unclean
9 2, 102 | was the occasion of the uncleanness in question.~Aquin.: SMT
10 2, 102 | of various sins. For the uncleanness of any corpse signifies
11 2, 102 | any corpse signifies the ~uncleanness of sin, which is the death
12 2, 102 | the death of the soul. The uncleanness of ~leprosy betokened the
13 2, 102 | of ~leprosy betokened the uncleanness of heretical doctrine: both
14 2, 102 | those that are infected. The uncleanness of a woman suffering from
15 2, 102 | flow of blood denotes the uncleanness of idolatry, on account
16 2, 102 | which is offered up. The uncleanness of the man who has suffered ~
17 2, 102 | seminal loss signifies the uncleanness of empty words, for "the
18 2, 102 | is ~the word of God." The uncleanness of sexual intercourse and
19 2, 102 | child-birth signifies the uncleanness of original sin. The uncleanness ~
20 2, 102 | uncleanness of original sin. The uncleanness ~of the woman in her periods
21 2, 102 | her periods signifies the uncleanness of a mind that is ~sensualized
22 2, 102 | Speaking generally, the uncleanness contracted ~by touching
23 2, 102 | unclean thing denotes the uncleanness arising from ~consent in
24 2, 102 | Para. 5/7~Moreover, this uncleanness arising from the touch was
25 2, 102 | Gentiles, who held that uncleanness was contracted not only
26 2, 102 | Para. 6/7~There was also an uncleanness of inanimate things considered
27 2, 102 | themselves, such as the uncleanness of leprosy in a house or
28 2, 102 | all ~corruption savored of uncleanness, as stated above, and because
29 2, 102 | idolatry. There was also an ~uncleanness of vessels, of which it
30 2, 102 | unclean." The cause of ~this uncleanness was that anything unclean
31 2, 102 | of a ~house signified the uncleanness of the assembly of heretics;
32 2, 102 | 4), there was a twofold uncleanness in ~the Law; one by way
33 2, 102 | and this ~was the graver uncleanness; the other was by mere contact
34 2, 102 | expiated. Because the ~former uncleanness was expiated by sacrifices
35 2, 102 | sin: whereas the latter ~uncleanness was expiated by the mere
36 2, 102 | being unclean. From this ~uncleanness they were purified by the
37 2, 102 | account of this kind of ~uncleanness, because otherwise the process
38 2, 102 | stated above (ad 5), an uncleanness which was caused by ~corruption
39 2, 102 | to signify the stench, ~uncleanness and the sting of sin. After
40 2, 102 | tabernacle was cleansed from the uncleanness of the children of ~Israel.
41 2, 102 | 3/3~With regard to the uncleanness contracted by those who
42 2, 102 | a ~twofold pollution or uncleanness; one, that of sin, whereby
43 2, 102 | of the first-mentioned ~uncleanness, no kind of food is unclean,
44 2, 102 | however, we speak of bodily uncleanness, consisting in some kind
45 2, 102 | i.e. clean], ~and let no uncleanness appear therein." The figurative
46 2, 102 | temple, should not ~"incur an uncleanness at the death" of anyone
47 2, 103 | the sanctuary from the ~uncleanness of the children of Israel,
48 2, 103 | A[5], ad 4), a twofold ~uncleanness was distinguished in the
49 2, 103 | was spiritual and is ~the uncleanness of sin. The other was corporal,
50 2, 103 | to be unclean: and thus uncleanness was nothing but a kind of ~
51 2, 103 | irregularity. From this uncleanness, then, the ceremonies of
52 2, 103 | flesh." And just as this uncleanness which was washed ~away by
53 2, 103 | power of cleansing from uncleanness of ~the soul, i.e. from
54 2, 103 | the soul, i.e. from the uncleanness of sin. The reason of this
55 2, 103 | the Old Law washed ~away uncleanness of the body, was a figure
56 2, 103 | purpose of taking away the uncleanness of ~irregularity. They do
57 2, 107 | man incurred a certain uncleanness of irregularity, as also
58 2, 107 | leper, could not contract an uncleanness. By those things ~which
59 2, 11 | which are fornication, uncleanness," and among the others,
60 2, 14 | some ~truths, but their uncleanness is a clog on their knowledge.~
61 2, 19 | unto the working of all uncleanness and [Vulg.: 'unto'] ~covetousness."
62 2, 79 | sanctity is free from all uncleanness, and is ~perfect and altogether
63 2, 79 | temperance which repels bodily uncleanness. Since then ~religion belongs
64 2, 84 | strumpet on account of its uncleanness, and in the New Law, on ~
65 2, 92 | the Gentiles thought, nor ~uncleanness, as the Jews held.~Aquin.:
66 2, 92 | of Lev. 15:25, about the ~uncleanness of a woman suffering from
67 2, 92 | says: "Every sin ~is an uncleanness of the soul, but especially
68 2, 146 | unseemly joy, scurrility, uncleanness, loquaciousness, ~and dullness
69 2, 146 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the uncleanness which is particularly the
70 2, 146 | body, mention is made of "uncleanness," which may ~refer either
71 2, 146 | But ~fornication and all uncleanness," says: "That is, any kind
72 2, 151 | apparently ~the same as "uncleanness," according to a gloss on
73 2, 151 | Cf. 2 Cor. ~12:21). But uncleanness is a daughter of gluttony,
74 2, 151 | according to some, the ~uncleanness which is reckoned a daughter
75 2, 151 | of gluttony is a certain ~uncleanness of the body, and thus the
76 2, 151 | however, it denote the uncleanness of lust, we must reply that
77 2, 152 | not done penance for the uncleanness and fornication and ~lasciviousness
78 2, 152 | Therefore it seems that also ~uncleanness and lasciviousness should
79 2, 152 | which are fornication, ~uncleanness, immodesty, lust [Douay: '
80 2, 152 | gloss says on this passage, "uncleanness" stands for ~lust against
81 2, 152 | 3): "Fornication and all uncleanness, or ~covetousness, let it
82 2, 152 | that so our bodies no ~uncleanness know" [*Translation W. K.
83 2, 152 | not done ~penance for the uncleanness and fornication," etc.~Aquin.:
84 2, 152 | not done penance for the ~uncleanness, and fornication, and lasciviousness,"
85 2, 152 | pertains to the sin of "uncleanness" which some call ~"effeminacy."
86 2, 152 | seem to be. Now the sin of ~uncleanness or effeminacy would seem
87 2, 152 | Hence it would follow that ~uncleanness is the gravest of unnatural
88 2, 152 | place belongs to the sin of uncleanness, which consists in the ~
89 3, 31 | woman contract a certain ~uncleanness: as it is written (Job 25:
90 3, 31 | was ~unbecoming that any uncleanness should be in Christ: for
91 3, 31 | Reply OBJ 3: There is no uncleanness in the conception of man
92 3, 31 | There is, however, a certain uncleanness therein, resulting from ~
93 3, 31 | But if ~there were any uncleanness therein, the Word of God
94 3, 37 | purification presupposes uncleanness. ~But there was no uncleanness
95 3, 37 | uncleanness. ~But there was no uncleanness in the Blessed Virgin, as
96 3, 37 | Further, purification from uncleanness is accomplished by grace ~
97 3, 37 | the Blessed Virgin had no uncleanness, yet she ~wished to fulfil
98 3, 37 | words in order to exclude ~uncleanness from the Mother of God,
99 3, 37 | did not cleanse from the ~uncleanness of sin which is accomplished
100 3, 37 | purification, ~from the uncleanness of a certain irregularity,
101 3, 37 | Virgin contracted neither ~uncleanness, and consequently did not
102 3, 39 | washed, since there was no uncleanness in Him. Therefore it seems ~
103 3, 42 | is "not of error nor of uncleanness" (1 Thess. 2:3). Wherefore
104 3, 68 | purpose, that by it the ~uncleanness of sin may be washed away,
105 3, 80 | OBJ 3: Further, spiritual uncleanness is more abominable to God
106 3, 80 | sin, which is spiritual uncleanness, ~upon his soul.~Aquin.:
107 3, 80 | bring with them ~only bodily uncleanness. But there are other bodily
108 3, 80 | except perchance such uncleanness be perpetual or of long ~
109 3, 80 | pass ~speedily, like the uncleanness of the aforesaid movements,
110 3, 80 | homicide brings no bodily uncleanness, nor such ~distraction of
111 3, 84 | not done ~penance for the uncleanness and fornication and lasciviousness,
112 Suppl, 64| reasons both on account of her uncleanness, and on account ~of the
113 Suppl, 67| said to be unclean with the uncleanness, not of ~sin, but of a certain
114 Suppl, 67| favor ~in his eyes, for some uncleanness," etc. Therefore the same
115 Suppl, 67| by saying that ~there "uncleanness" denotes sin: but "sin"
116 Suppl, 72| directed to the ~removal of the uncleanness of sin, as instanced in
117 Appen1, 2| cleansing is in respect of some ~uncleanness. But punishment does not
118 Appen1, 2| punishment does not imply uncleanness. Therefore the ~fire of
119 Appen1, 2| does not in itself imply ~uncleanness, it bears a relation to
120 Appen1, 2| it bears a relation to uncleanness by reason of its cause.~
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