Part, Question
1 1, 17 | sweet seems bitter to a sick person. But as to common
2 1, 20 | some costly ~delicacy to a sick servant, that he does not
3 1, 75 | Thus we observe that a sick man's tongue being vitiated
4 1, 74 | Thus we observe that a sick man's tongue being vitiated
5 1, 102 | the thing itself; thus a sick man is ~brought back to
6 1, 104 | recovery and healing of the sick. Nor ~are they of rare occurrence,
7 1, 104 | frequently; as when the ~sick were placed in the streets,
8 1, 110 | disturbed; as for example, a sick man's tongue, charged with
9 1, 112 | themselves, as children and the sick. But man is able ~to guard
10 1, 116 | thus health is caused in a sick man, sometimes by an ~exterior
11 2, 27 | he have it ~not: thus a sick man loves health, and a
12 2, 29 | he hate himself: thus a sick man hates his sickness ~
13 2, 47 | grieved, for instance, the sick, ~the poor, and those who
14 2, 64 | white and black, healthy and sick. Therefore there is no ~
15 2, 70 | Thus it is clear ~that a sick man delights in health,
16 2, 78 | sins through malice, to a sick ~man who suffers from a
17 2, 101 | remedies are ~given to a sick man, when one is not enough
18 2, 108 | the apostles healed the sick by anointing them with oil (
19 2, 109 | short in ~nothing; just as a sick man can of himself make
20 2, 113 | causing an effect, as when a sick man suddenly and ~beyond
21 2, 19 | despair of healing some sick ~man, or if anyone were
22 2, 23 | directed to the end. Thus sick people sometimes, though
23 2, 30 | harborless, to visit the sick, to ransom the captive,
24 2, 30 | then we have "to visit ~the sick," or it results from an
25 2, 30 | the same as visiting the sick. In like manner to assist ~
26 2, 31 | he that has charge of a sick person, must not cease to
27 2, 31 | of the body ~restores the sick man to health, if possible,
28 2, 55 | remedy used for curing a sick person, and ~then it was
29 2, 69 | regard to attendance on the sick.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[71] A[
30 2, 69 | physician who attends on a sick person ~to heal him, and
31 2, 81 | physician knows better than the sick man ~what is good for the
32 2, 81 | he whom Thou lovest is sick," and then they call it "
33 2, 84 | offer the lame and ~the sick, is it not evil?" Yet an
34 2, 84 | an animal though lame or sick is a lawful ~possession.
35 2, 94 | instance, in order to heal the sick), ~such as the "Our Father"
36 2, 121 | not fail to attend on a sick friend ~through fear of
37 2, 121 | untrustworthy, the healthy from the sick?" Therefore a brave man
38 2, 148 | man are immoderate for a sick man, so too it may happen ~
39 2, 172 | physician who is able to heal a sick person by means of fewer
40 2, 176 | brought from his body to the sick, handkerchiefs . . . ~and
41 2, 184 | reading, ~prayer, visiting the sick, and the like), are comprised
42 2, 185 | disgraceful ~for a man to be sick or poor. Such like uncomeliness
43 2, 186 | choosing the care of the sick, others devoting themselves
44 2, 186 | established for the care of the sick, so also may one be established
45 3, 1 | medicine is given only to the sick. Hence ~our Lord Himself
46 3, 40 | in ~his attendance on the sick."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[40] A[
47 3, 43 | showed His own power over the sick. And this is how He worked
48 3, 43 | word, and all ~that were sick He healed," Chrysostom says: "
49 3, 43 | demons, "the cure of the sick, the raising of the ~dead
50 3, 43 | into cities, they laid the sick in the streets, and besought
51 3, 43 | their very shadow healed the sick? For it is ~greater that
52 3, 44 | multitudes seeing" that the man ~sick of the palsy had been healed
53 3, 44 | in the case of the man ~sick of the palsy (Mt. 9:2):
54 3, 44 | Consequently in healing ~the sick He frequently not only made
55 3, 44 | conferred perfect health on the sick. Hence on ~Mt. 8:15, "She
56 3, 44 | whole in soul." To the man sick of the palsy it is ~said
57 3, 61 | the contrary, None but the sick need remedies, according
58 3, 68 | bodily medicine ~given to a sick man, unless he show some
59 3, 72 | oil, and the oil of the sick ~are blessed before being
60 3, 72 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The sick and those in danger of death
61 3, 74 | small quantity cannot do the sick much harm: ~yet if there
62 3, 80 | medicine is given to the sick for their recovery, according ~
63 3, 80 | they ~that are spiritually sick or infirm are sinners. Therefore
64 3, 80 | Para. 2/2~Nevertheless the sick are exempted from this general
65 3, 80 | once take Communion to the sick person, lest he die ~without
66 3, 80 | Decretals (xxvi, 6): "If a sick man ask to receive the ~
67 3, 82 | oil, and of the oil of the sick, and other ~consecrated
68 3, 82 | woman to carry it to the sick: The synod therefore forbids
69 3, 82 | himself communicate the sick."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[82] A[
70 3, 83 | hosts to be reserved for the sick. Hence ~we read in the same
71 3, 83 | so that, when anyone fall sick, he may take Communion to ~
72 3, 84 | apostles, in healing the sick, did not use the words: "
73 3, 84 | themselves ~might heal the sick, but that the sick might
74 3, 84 | heal the sick, but that the sick might be healed at the prayer
75 3, 84 | shall ~lay hands upon the sick, and they shall recover."
76 3, 84 | recover." Now sinners are sick ~spiritually, and obtain
77 3, 84 | 6:5) that He cured the sick, "laying His hands upon ~
78 Suppl, 6 | disease. Now if a man who is sick in body were to ~delay sending
79 Suppl, 9 | general constitution of the sick person, since one disease
80 Suppl, 16| though he has never been sick in ~body: therefore in like
81 Suppl, 16| one who has never been sick spiritually. ~Now even as
82 Suppl, 18| severity of the punishment, the sick man come ~to despair and
83 Suppl, 21| thus a physician makes a sick man undergo pain, by cutting
84 Suppl, 29| just ~as oil is used on sick people, so is it on catechumens.
85 Suppl, 29| Extreme ~Unction of the sick with oil.~Aquin.: SMT XP
86 Suppl, 29| that they "anointed the sick with oil."~Aquin.: SMT XP
87 Suppl, 29| 5:15), "shall save the sick man." Since then a sacrament
88 Suppl, 29| of faith shall save the sick man." Therefore the above ~
89 Suppl, 30| of faith ~shall save the sick man." Therefore bodily healing
90 Suppl, 31| they sent the ~oil to the sick, and that these were healed.
91 Suppl, 31| Genevieve that she anointed the sick with oil. Therefore this ~
92 Suppl, 31| bishop cannot go to all ~the sick people of his diocese. Therefore
93 Suppl, 32| James 5:14): "Is any man sick among ~you," etc. Therefore
94 Suppl, 32| Therefore none but the sick are competent to receive
95 Suppl, 32| bodily healing, viz. the sick; even as ~he alone can receive
96 Suppl, 32| is given to all manner of sick ~persons, it seems that
97 Suppl, 32| to those only, who are so sick as to be in a state of ~
98 Suppl, 32| should not be given to every sick person.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
99 Suppl, 32| bodily health, ~which all sick people lack, whatever be
100 Suppl, 32| which in this sacrament the sick man is anointed, only in ~
101 Suppl, 32| viz. that he should be sick, so it demands ~that he
102 Suppl, 32| body. Now he that is ~not sick cannot be anointed. Therefore
103 Suppl, 33| 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, if a sick man could be anointed more
104 Suppl, 33| but also ~the state of the sick man, because it ought not
105 Suppl, 33| be given except to ~those sick people who seem, in man'
106 Suppl, 33| given at the ~time that the sick man is in a state of danger
107 Suppl, 33| like, and those who lie sick of ~them should not be anointed
108 Suppl, 33| danger of death. And ~if the sick man escape that danger while
109 Suppl, 39| it is necessary to have a sick man, ~in order to signify
110 Suppl, 42| affords a remedy to the sick." But it is not a remedy
111 Suppl, 64| physician who has the care of a sick ~person is bound to remedy
112 Suppl, 67| which are not ~forbidden the sick, and yet the sick sin not
113 Suppl, 67| forbidden the sick, and yet the sick sin not by availing themselves
114 Suppl, 71| as when about to anoint a sick man with the ointment or ~
115 Suppl, 80| had the power whereby the sick were healed at the passing
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