Part, Question
1 1, 1 | treated of ~by this one single sacred science under one
2 1, 3 | potentiality. For ~although in any single thing that passes from potentiality
3 1, 3 | can be ~predicated of any single one of its parts. And this
4 1, 4 | God exists not ~in any single mode, but embraces all being
5 1, 7 | number is ~opposed to any single species of multitude. Hence
6 1, 39 | Himself," or it indicates a single relation, and thus ~points
7 1, 47 | represents it better than any single creature whatever.~Aquin.:
8 1, 47 | whereas He did not make each single creature best, but one ~
9 1, 48 | not what is best in every single part, except in order to
10 1, 54 | experience when we know ~single objects through the senses:
11 1, 54 | the angels likewise know single ~objects, as we shall show (
12 1, 56 | Further, an angel is a single substance, otherwise he
13 1, 56 | act, since acts belong to single subsistences. But nothing
14 1, 56 | subsistences. But nothing single is ~intelligible. Therefore,
15 1, 56 | We have no knowledge of single corporeal things, not ~because
16 1, 56 | Accordingly, if there be any single ~things subsisting without
17 1, 57 | things?~(2) Whether they know single things?~(3) Whether they
18 1, 65 | example, that there is a single separate substance, which
19 1, 75 | otherwise than as one of a single ~species; thus, supposing
20 1, 76 | souls there would be but a single ~remainder. This is heretical;
21 1, 39 | Himself," or it indicates a single relation, and thus ~points
22 1, 48 | represents it better than any single creature whatever.~Aquin.:
23 1, 48 | whereas He did not make each single creature best, but one ~
24 1, 49 | not what is best in every single part, except in order to
25 1, 55 | experience when we know ~single objects through the senses:
26 1, 55 | the angels likewise know single ~objects, as we shall show (
27 1, 57 | Further, an angel is a single substance, otherwise he
28 1, 57 | act, since acts belong to single subsistences. But nothing
29 1, 57 | subsistences. But nothing single is ~intelligible. Therefore,
30 1, 57 | We have no knowledge of single corporeal things, not ~because
31 1, 57 | Accordingly, if there be any single ~things subsisting without
32 1, 58 | things?~(2) Whether they know single things?~(3) Whether they
33 1, 66 | example, that there is a single separate substance, which
34 1, 74 | otherwise than as one of a single ~species; thus, supposing
35 1, 75 | souls there would be but a single ~remainder. This is heretical;
36 1, 77 | suchlike. Therefore it is not a single ~sense but several. Therefore
37 1, 92 | all, and adapted to ~each single thing, just as the good
38 1, 109 | immediate presiding over single bodies, but only ~over the
39 1, 112 | to each man is assigned a single guardian angel?~(3) Whether
40 1, 116 | blazing ~eyes, who by a single look bewitch others, especially
41 2, 12 | Mt. 6:22): "If thy eye be single, thy ~whole body shall be
42 2, 13 | respect, it can apprehend any single one ~of such goods as to
43 2, 18 | evil results from any single defect, but good from the
44 2, 18 | evil is caused ~by each single defect." Now every circumstance
45 2, 20 | a thing to be evil, one single defect suffices, whereas,
46 2, 23 | one common object of a ~single power, differ as the species
47 2, 26 | all things"; since each single thing ~has a connaturalness
48 2, 49 | of the elements in one ~single fixed way, are not called
49 2, 50 | Wherefore if there were but one ~single "possible" intellect of
50 2, 51 | while the reason judges in a single act, what should be ~willed
51 2, 51 | science can be caused by a single act of the reason, so far
52 2, 60 | outward things; hence, one single ~object of the passions,
53 2, 71 | evil results from ~each single defect," as Dionysius states (
54 2, 72 | evil results from ~each single defect." Now individual
55 2, 73 | if it were covered by a ~single shade shutting out all the
56 2, 73 | through corruption of any single ~circumstance; for instance,
57 2, 74 | he be able to avoid each single one.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[74]
58 2, 90 | ordained to the good of a single state, which is a perfect
59 2, 91 | proper knowledge of each single ~truth, such as that contained
60 2, 93 | are to be found in each single ~creature, as was also stated
61 2, 93 | the proper nature of each single thing; and consequently
62 2, 95 | to judge aright of each single case. Secondly, because
63 2, 95 | whereas ~judgment on each single case has to be pronounced
64 2, 96 | extend further than to one single act. Because the ~decrees
65 2, 96 | the ~decrees than to one single act. Because the decrees
66 2, 96 | cannot have in view every single case, he shapes the ~law
67 2, 96 | to take account of every ~single case; wherefore he is not
68 2, 97 | human laws are enacted about single acts of man. But we ~cannot
69 2, 101 | means of repressing every single one: ~and again, to lay
70 2, 105 | even in respect of one single deed. The first is when
71 2, 25 | himself, but also every single creature, ~each in its own
72 2, 29 | impossible to do good to every ~single one: yet it is true of each
73 2, 51 | evil results from ~each single defect." Now many things
74 2, 56 | transcends the good of one single individual. Therefore ~it
75 2, 59 | community in relation to each single person. ~This order is directed
76 2, 77 | whereas evil ~arises from each single defect" [*Dionysius, De
77 2, 81 | which is offered by any ~single person, whether he pray
78 2, 90 | whereas evil arises from each single ~defect." Wherefore several
79 2, 93 | fists, or "monomachy," i.e. single ~combat as it is called,
80 2, 93 | related to have engaged in single combat with ~the Philistine (
81 2, 102 | forbids his subjects any ~single good, must needs allow them
82 2, 108 | while evil results from any single defect, as Dionysius ~asserts (
83 2, 118 | that would apply to every single ~case. Legislators in framing
84 2, 178 | are brought back to the single ray ~of light," i.e. to
85 3, 25 | honor the Emmanuel with one single adoration, inasmuch as the
86 3, 43 | miracles by His ~own power, any single miracle worked by Christ
87 3, 44 | wholly and instantly by a single word, He heals little ~by
88 3, 48 | many, in the same way as a single concept of thought is ~expressed
89 3, 52 | Person is whole in each single place, but not ~wholly,
90 3, 66 | at ~the same time; for no single one of them would receive
91 3, 66 | with either a trine or a ~single immersion: since the Trinity
92 3, 66 | above quoted explains, both single and trine ~immersion are
93 3, 66 | teaching let us hold to the single baptismal ~immersion."~Aquin.:
94 3, 74 | charity on account of one single effect, ~because it makes
95 3, 83 | to say mass with only a single server present. Therefore
96 3, 87 | endeavor to remember each single mortal sin, in order to
97 3, 87 | all mortal ~sins, and each single one; and he can avoid each
98 3, 87 | one; and he can avoid each single venial sin, but ~not all,
99 3, 90 | which results from each single ~defect," as Dionysius states (
100 3, 90 | can be completed in one ~single point, as stated above (
101 Suppl | We must now consider each single part of Penance, and (1)
102 Suppl, 2 | others?~(6) Whether, for each single mortal sin?~Aquin.: SMT
103 Suppl, 3 | as it corresponds to each single sin, and thus, as regards
104 Suppl, 3 | the consideration of each single sin, and thus ~although
105 Suppl, 13| whole power into any one single thing, since he has to be
106 Suppl, 14| connected together in some single one, a ~man can incur one
107 Suppl, 69| is myself whom not for a single night would my loving ~mother
108 Suppl, 84| which is said to be one single book, because the one Divine ~
109 Suppl, 84| will be seen by anyone at a single glance?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
110 Suppl, 84| will be seen by anyone at a single glance. For things ~considered
111 Suppl, 84| see them all down to each single one at the same time. But ~
112 Appen2, 1| cause, but results from each single ~defect: whereas good arises
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