Part, Question
1 1, 62 | Further, if a beatified angel merited his beatitude, he did so ~
2 1, 62 | that both man and ~angel merited their beatitude.~Aquin.:
3 1, 62 | difficulty in saying that he merited beatitude: as ~also, if
4 1, 62 | and that by such grace he merited beatitude.~Aquin.: SMT FP
5 1, 62 | Consequently, if the ~angel merited beatitude by one act of
6 1, 62 | one act of his will, he merited it in the ~first instant
7 1, 62 | of ~charity, whereby he merited beatitude. The reason whereof
8 1, 62 | acts. Now their act which merited ~beatitude could not be
9 1, 62 | in one of which the angel merited beatitude, ~and in another
10 1, 63 | he had grace, he thereby ~merited beatitude. But with the
11 1, 63 | were created in ~grace, all merited in their first instant.
12 1, 63 | beatitude ~which they had merited.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[63] A[
13 1, 63 | devil, created in grace, merited in the first instant, he
14 1, 63 | Further, if a beatified angel merited his beatitude, he did so ~
15 1, 63 | that both man and ~angel merited their beatitude.~Aquin.:
16 1, 63 | difficulty in saying that he merited beatitude: as ~also, if
17 1, 63 | and that by such grace he merited beatitude.~Aquin.: SMT FP
18 1, 63 | Consequently, if the ~angel merited beatitude by one act of
19 1, 63 | one act of his will, he merited it in the ~first instant
20 1, 63 | of ~charity, whereby he merited beatitude. The reason whereof
21 1, 63 | acts. Now their act which merited ~beatitude could not be
22 1, 63 | in one of which the angel merited beatitude, ~and in another
23 1, 64 | he had grace, he thereby ~merited beatitude. But with the
24 1, 64 | were created in ~grace, all merited in their first instant.
25 1, 64 | beatitude ~which they had merited.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[63] A[
26 1, 64 | devil, created in grace, merited in the first instant, he
27 1, 94 | that "man would not ~have merited in resisting temptation;
28 2, 69 | man receives more than he merited or was able to ~desire.
29 2, 113 | Reply OBJ 2: Solomon neither merited nor received wisdom whilst
30 2, 114 | some good, unless he has merited it condignly. Therefore ~
31 2, 114 | in the one for whom it is merited. Much more, therefore, is
32 2, 114 | and in him for whom it is merited; for both these are in the
33 2, 114 | anyone receives the reward he merited no other reward ~is due
34 2, 81 | the saints while living merited to pray for ~us, that we
35 2, 108 | Gregory, and not that they merited ~by that lie to lose the
36 2, 108 | though they had already merited ~it by their preceding kindliness,
37 2, 149 | purpose, whereby she has merited to be holy even in body, ~
38 3, 1 | say: "O happy fault, that merited such and so ~great a Redeemer!"~
39 3, 2 | the ~Incarnation and its merited fulfilment are hinted at."
40 3, 2 | But the ancient Fathers merited eternal life, to which they ~
41 3, 2 | it ~would seem that they merited the Incarnation.~Aquin.:
42 3, 2 | Virgin it is sung that "she merited to ~bear the Lord of all" [*
43 3, 2 | other man whatsoever have merited this ~union condignly: first,
44 3, 2 | nature. Yet the holy Fathers merited ~the Incarnation congruously
45 3, 2 | Blessed Virgin is said to have merited to bear the Lord ~of all;
46 3, 2 | Lord ~of all; not that she merited His Incarnation, but because
47 3, 2 | grace ~bestowed upon her she merited that grade of purity and
48 3, 19 | Christ by His human operation merited anything for Himself?~(4)
49 3, 19 | Himself?~(4) Whether He merited anything for us by it?~Aquin.:
50 3, 19 | Therefore by ~obeying He merited His exaltation and thus
51 3, 19 | His exaltation and thus He merited something for ~Himself.~
52 3, 19 | to Him by merit. Hence He merited ~neither grace nor knowledge
53 3, 19 | did not merit. Hence if He merited by charity, ~it does not
54 3, 19 | not possible that Christ merited for others.~Aquin.: SMT
55 3, 19 | 4. ~Therefore if Christ merited our salvation it follows
56 3, 22 | But by His passion He merited, not only for others, but
57 3, 34 | that which a man has once merited he makes, in a way, ~his
58 3, 34 | his. If, therefore, Christ merited in ~the first instant of
59 3, 34 | follows that afterwards He ~merited nothing. But this is evidently
60 3, 34 | been possible had He not ~merited in the first instant of
61 3, 34 | conception. Therefore Christ merited ~in the first instant of
62 3, 34 | immortality, which He also merited ~in the first instant of
63 3, 34 | precedes punishment. But Christ merited in the first instant of
64 3, 42 | of the cross that Christ ~merited power and lordship over
65 3, 46 | on Christ's part, ~who merited the glory of being exalted,
66 3, 46 | delivered man from sin, but also merited justifying grace for him ~
67 3, 48 | of His conception Christ merited for ~Himself and for us,
68 3, 48 | over again what has been merited before. Therefore ~by His
69 3, 48 | lowliness" of the ~Passion "merited glory; glory was the reward
70 3, 48 | Therefore it appears that He merited the ~salvation of the faithful.~
71 3, 48 | Consequently Christ by His Passion ~merited salvation, not only for
72 3, 48 | of His conception Christ merited our ~eternal salvation;
73 3, 49 | doing works of justice, merited to ~enter into the heavenly
74 3, 49 | 4: Christ by His Passion merited for us the opening of the ~
75 3, 49 | Whether by His Passion Christ merited to be exalted?~Aquin.: SMT
76 3, 49 | 1~OBJ 2: Further, Christ merited for Himself from the first
77 3, 49 | And, consequently, He ~merited a four-fold exaltation from
78 3, 49 | virtues; but in the Passion He merited His exaltation by way of ~
79 3, 49 | greater honor, when ~He had merited it by His Passion. But it
80 3, 52 | towards Christ's death, so merited, that when He descended,
81 3, 53 | But Christ by His Passion merited the ~Resurrection, as Augustine
82 3, 53 | by praying besought and merited His Resurrection, as ~man
83 3, 54 | Resurrection. Secondly, because He merited the ~glory of His Resurrection
84 3, 57 | salvation in so far as He ~merited it. But He merited nothing
85 3, 57 | as He ~merited it. But He merited nothing for us by His Ascension,
86 3, 59 | human nature in Christ merited to be ~exalted above the
87 3, 89 | reward from one who has merited it is an ~injustice, which
88 3, Note| heavenly reward which he had merited by writing so well ~of his
89 3, Note| heavenly reward which he had merited by writing so well ~of his
90 Suppl, 25| the recipient and Him Who ~merited it - and this is brought
91 Suppl, 71| while living in the body merited that such things ~should
92 Suppl, 71| according ~as while living they merited to be assisted after death.
93 Suppl, 71| as during this life they merited that they might ~avail them
94 Suppl, 71| Enchiridion cx]. Now some merited ~that suffrages might avail
95 Suppl, 71| conditional, for in this way they merited ~that suffrages would profit
96 Suppl, 71| no suffrages are offered merited to be assisted after death
97 Suppl, 72| for while living they merited that their prayers should
98 Suppl, 72| obtains that which was not merited either by the ~suppliant,
99 Suppl, 85| sentenced unjustly Christ merited ~His judiciary power, He
100 Suppl, 86| through being judged unjustly merited as man to ~be judge of all
101 Suppl, 86| and by His ~humility He merited His exaltation to judicial
102 Suppl, 87| through His Passion Christ ~merited lordship and judicial power
103 Suppl, 87| has authority of lordship merited through His Passion. ~The
104 Suppl, 87| human nature wherein He merited it. Hence in the ~aforesaid
105 Suppl, 88| insensible creatures have merited nothing, it would seem that
106 Suppl, 88| insensible bodies will not ~have merited this glory, yet man merited
107 Suppl, 88| merited this glory, yet man merited that this glory should be ~
108 Suppl, 88| splendor the robes nowise merited themselves.~Aquin.: SMT
109 Suppl, 88| plants nor any other bodies merited ~anything by their services
110 Suppl, 88| rewarded in so far as man merited that ~those things should
111 Suppl, 88| granted even that dumb animals merited by serving man, it would
112 Suppl, 93| Reply OBJ 4: All the angels merited their beatitude by the same
113 Suppl, 93| Therefore no aureole will be merited in the future life for ~
114 Suppl, 93| body. But the aureole is merited through works ~of the body.
115 Appen1, 2| in ~merits, because a man merited here that his punishment
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