Part, Question
1 1, 101 | also be said to signify ~spiritually the free-will as some say.~
2 1, 110 | they are fire, as being ~spiritually fervent, and as burning
3 1, 114 | corporeal matter nothing exists spiritually, but only materially, that ~
4 2, 73 | death, because no man dies spiritually except by ~sinning of his
5 2, 81 | that are ~begotten of Him spiritually, by faith and Baptism: and
6 2, 102 | they should be understood spiritually; ~for the "skin" and "flesh"
7 2, 102 | lacks either of these is spiritually unclean. In ~like manner
8 2, 103 | be taken literally, but spiritually: namely, that the prohibition
9 2, 22 | is the life of the soul spiritually just as the soul ~is the
10 2, 25 | children whom he ~has begotten spiritually, more than for the sons
11 2, 34 | one." ~Now nothing slays spiritually, except mortal sin. Therefore
12 2, 41 | Reply OBJ 3: No man stumbles spiritually, without being kept back ~
13 2, 42 | Now the heart ~understood spiritually is either the soul itself
14 2, 56 | in this life, it lives spiritually, viz. ~temperance, prudence,
15 2, 106 | to the multitude, either spiritually or ~temporally, than would
16 2, 106 | manifest, and God ~condemns men spiritually for their own sins. But
17 2, 120 | expressed. For this, understood ~spiritually, is a general precept: since
18 2, 138 | eternal life by fighting ~spiritually, according to Mt. 11:12, "
19 2, 144 | we have the more," i.e. spiritually. ~Nevertheless they both
20 2, 145 | faithful should rejoice spiritually in Christ's ~Resurrection.
21 2, 146 | nature, does not defile a man spiritually. But the Jews, ~against
22 2, 146 | food that defiles a man spiritually.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[148] A[
23 2, 150 | body, but also to advance spiritually. Wherefore sufficient ~provision
24 2, 156 | that the foolish are killed spiritually by anger, ~because, through
25 2, 163 | suggests something to man ~spiritually, shows the devil to have
26 2, 180 | sacrifice is rendered to God spiritually when something ~is offered
27 3, 8 | these three things belong ~spiritually to Christ. First, on account
28 3, 15 | of the ~Assyrians" - or spiritually, "before His birth He will
29 3, 25 | us: for no one partakes spiritually of His ~flesh unless he
30 3, 27 | sanctifying grace man is born spiritually ~into a son of God according
31 3, 30 | pious soul conceives Him spiritually. Thus the Apostle says ~(
32 3, 30 | to those who conceive Him spiritually no ~announcement is made
33 3, 32 | other men are sanctified spiritually by the Holy Ghost; so as
34 3, 32 | 2: Men who are fashioned spiritually by the Holy Ghost cannot ~
35 3, 37 | so were we ~circumcised spiritually through Christ: wherefore
36 3, 37 | death, and to make us to die spiritually unto sin, so also He took ~
37 3, 37 | justification of the Law might be" spiritually "fulfilled" ~in His members.
38 3, 40 | in ~order to enrich us spiritually, according to 2 Cor. 8:9: "
39 3, 50 | example ~of dying to sin spiritually. Hence it is written (Rm.
40 3, 51 | example to them who dying spiritually to their sins are hidden
41 3, 55 | in Him, i.e. to touch Him spiritually, as ~being Himself one with
42 3, 57 | were present with them ~spiritually."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[57] A[
43 3, 65 | life, both ~corporally and spiritually; but since man is liable
44 3, 69 | But a man is ~regenerated spiritually by Baptism. Therefore fruitfulness
45 3, 72 | who ~have already come spiritually to the age of virility,
46 3, 72 | those who are grown up ~spiritually and those of whom it is
47 3, 72 | this sacrament man advances spiritually to perfect ~age. But perfect
48 3, 72 | stated above (A[1]), man is spiritually advanced by ~this sacrament
49 3, 72 | upheld by another, as being spiritually a weakling and ~a child.~
50 3, 72 | nevertheless he is not yet spiritually adult.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
51 3, 75 | mystical signification, but "spiritually," that is, ~invisibly, and
52 3, 75 | appearance, but not as it is spiritually, that is, invisibly, after
53 3, 75 | understood" Christ's words spiritually ~concerning His flesh, "
54 3, 79 | sacrament confers grace spiritually together with the ~virtue
55 3, 79 | it ~is that the soul is spiritually nourished through the power
56 3, 79 | this ~sacrament, by being spiritually gladdened, and as it were
57 3, 79 | die . . . Eat, then, ~spiritually the heavenly "bread, bring
58 3, 79 | because he is not alive spiritually, and so he ought not to
59 3, 79 | satisfaction, but for nourishing ~spiritually through union between Christ
60 3, 79 | Eat the heavenly bread ~spiritually; bring innocence to the
61 3, 79 | eating. But they ~who eat spiritually, receive the effect of this
62 3, 79 | actual venial sin, ~eats spiritually indeed, in habit but not
63 3, 80 | namely, ~sacramentally and spiritually?~(2) Whether it belongs
64 3, 80 | alone to eat this sacrament spiritually?~(3) Whether it belongs
65 3, 80 | namely, sacramentally and spiritually. For, as Baptism is ~spiritual
66 3, 80 | namely, sacramentally and ~spiritually. Therefore neither ought
67 3, 80 | seems that no one can ~eat spiritually without eating sacramentally;
68 3, 80 | have eaten this sacrament spiritually. Moreover, sacramental ~
69 3, 80 | sacrament, ~whereby a man is spiritually united with Christ through
70 3, 80 | some eat this sacrament spiritually ere ~they receive it sacramentally.
71 3, 80 | be baptized, and to eat spiritually, and not sacramentally,
72 3, 80 | alone to eat this sacrament spiritually?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
73 3, 80 | alone to eat this ~sacrament spiritually, but likewise to angels.
74 3, 80 | angels were to eat Christ spiritually. Therefore the angels eat
75 3, 80 | Therefore the angels eat Christ ~spiritually.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
76 3, 80 | the ~holy angels eat of it spiritually.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
77 3, 80 | Christ is to be eaten spiritually, as He Himself declares: '
78 3, 80 | seems ~that to eat Christ spiritually is not for men only, but
79 3, 80 | the bread" ~of the altar "spiritually; take innocence to the altar."
80 3, 80 | Therefore the angels do not eat spiritually.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
81 3, 80 | are two ways of eating spiritually. First, as Christ Himself
82 3, 80 | way the angels eat Christ spiritually ~inasmuch as they are united
83 3, 80 | another way one may eat Christ spiritually, as He is under the ~sacramental
84 3, 80 | not merely to eat Christ ~spiritually, but likewise to eat this
85 3, 80 | the angels feed on Christ ~spiritually, yet it does not belong
86 3, 80 | them to eat this sacrament ~spiritually.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
87 3, 80 | to eat this sacrament ~spiritually.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
88 3, 80 | physician." Now they ~that are spiritually sick or infirm are sinners.
89 3, 80 | the New Law understand ~spiritually. Hence such bodily uncleannesses,
90 3, 80 | becomes a partaker," i.e. ~spiritually, "of the body and blood
91 3, 80 | by Baptism to be reborn ~spiritually but once, as Augustine says (
92 3, 80 | this sacrament namely, spiritually and sacramentally. Now it
93 3, 80 | bound to eat it at least spiritually, because this is to be ~
94 3, 81 | therefore He ate it both spiritually and sacramentally, inasmuch
95 3, 81 | it both sacramentally and spiritually, for these receive an increase ~
96 3, 82 | body sacramentally, but not spiritually.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[82] A[
97 3, 84 | Now sinners are sick ~spiritually, and obtain recovery through
98 Suppl, 16| who has never been sick spiritually. ~Now even as there can
99 Suppl, 21| excommunicated person, both spiritually and ~corporally." Hence
100 Suppl, 30| such defects as weaken man spiritually, so as to deprive ~him of
101 Suppl, 69| instance, souls that are spiritually enlightened, ~with luminous
102 Suppl, 70| in it not materially but spiritually. Now ~the forms of things
103 Suppl, 70| forms of things existing spiritually in the soul are its perfections. ~
104 Suppl, 71| profits the living ~also spiritually inasmuch as our belief in
105 Suppl, 79| qualities only naturally and not spiritually. But in the ~glorified bodies
106 Suppl, 83| is received into another spiritually by way of ~an "intention,"
107 Suppl, 83| form ~which is in the agent spiritually is received into the patient ~
108 Suppl, 83| materially in itself, but spiritually in the mind of the craftsman.
109 Suppl, 83| received ~into the patient spiritually: thus whiteness is materially
110 Suppl, 83| received, whereas it is spiritually in the pupil and in the ~
111 Suppl, 83| fire materially is received spiritually into the ~bodies of the
112 Suppl, 85| Church, whom He visits ~spiritually when He dwells in us by
113 Suppl, 92| Church, who is united to Him spiritually. Hence ~nothing hinders
114 Suppl, 93| Sometimes fruit signifies ~spiritually that which refreshes only,
115 Suppl, 96| 29), but to those who eat spiritually ~and are incorporated with
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