|     Part, Question1   1, 10  |        nevertheless they have change annexed to them either actually
  2   1, 10  |            not changeable, nor is it annexed to change. ~In this way
  3   1, 10  |               which can, however, be annexed to it; while ~eternity has
  4   1, 19  |            but the form to which is ~annexed the privation of some other
  5   1, 20  |               inasmuch ~as they have annexed to them some bodily change,
  6   1, 48  |          reason of the good that ~is annexed.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[48] A[
  7   1, 48  |           but by virtue of ~the good annexed to it. For every action
  8   1, 49  |          reason of the good that ~is annexed.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[48] A[
  9   1, 49  |           but by virtue of ~the good annexed to it. For every action
 10   2, 35  | contemplation. Nor has it any sorrow annexed to it, as bodily pleasures ~
 11   2, 56  |             so called, but something annexed to ~the habits of the intellective
 12   2, 57  |              and "gnome" are virtues annexed to ~prudence?~Aquin.: SMT
 13   2, 57  |               and gnome" are virtues annexed to prudence? ~[*{euboulia,
 14   2, 57  |      unfittingly assigned as virtues annexed to prudence. For "{euboulia}"
 15   2, 57  |           euboulia}" is not a virtue annexed to prudence, but rather
 16   2, 57  |           synesis}" is not a ~virtue annexed to prudence, but rather
 17   2, 57  |             are not the only virtues annexed to ~prudence.~Aquin.: SMT
 18   2, 57  |         these three virtues as being annexed to prudence.~Aquin.: SMT
 19   2, 57  |              other secondary virtues annexed to it, viz. "{eustochia},"
 20   2, 58  |             prudence and the virtues annexed to it, ~as stated above (
 21   2, 78  |         justice, namely the virtues ~annexed thereto; under which head
 22   2, 78  |  consideration:~(1) What virtues are annexed to justice?~(2) The individual
 23   2, 78  |               The individual virtues annexed to justice. ~(tm)Aquin.:
 24   2, 78  |              1/1~Whether the virtues annexed to justice are suitably
 25   2, 78  |          would seem that the virtues annexed to justice are unsuitably ~
 26   2, 78  |           reckoned among the virtues annexed to justice.~Aquin.: SMT
 27   2, 78  |         Tully. Therefore the virtues annexed to ~justice would seem to
 28   2, 78  |           insufficiently the virtues annexed to ~justice.~Aquin.: SMT
 29   2, 78  |      Affectibus] reckons nine ~parts annexed to justice viz. "liberality,
 30   2, 78  |       mentions {epieikeia} as being ~annexed to justice: and yet seemingly
 31   2, 78  |  enumerations. Therefore the virtues annexed to justice are ~insufficiently
 32   2, 78  |           observed about the virtues annexed to ~a principal virtue.
 33   2, 78  |            of this common ~aspect be annexed to justice. Now the essential
 34   2, 78  |          this ~respect "religion" is annexed to justice since, according
 35   2, 78  |            14); and thus "piety" is ~annexed to justice, for thereby,
 36   2, 78  |            and thus ~"observance" is annexed to justice, consisting according
 37   2, 78  |             Wherefore to justice is ~annexed "truth," whereby, as Tully
 38   2, 78  |            in ~good things; and then annexed to justice we have "gratitude"
 39   2, 78  |               and then to justice is annexed ~"revenge," whereby, as
 40   2, 78  |               belongs to ~the virtue annexed to justice.~Aquin.: SMT
 41   2, 78  |          Reply OBJ 5: {Epieikeia} is annexed, not to particular but to
 42   2, 98  |             receive money for things annexed to spiritual ~things?~Aquin.:
 43   2, 98  |             receive money for things annexed to ~spiritual things. Seemingly
 44   2, 98  |              all temporal things are annexed to spiritual ~things, since
 45   2, 98  |             unlawful to sell what is annexed ~to spiritual things, it
 46   2, 98  |        nothing would seem to be more annexed to spiritual ~things than
 47   2, 98  |             is lawful to sell things annexed to spiritual things.~Aquin.:
 48   2, 98  |             1~OBJ 3: Further, things annexed to spiritual things include
 49   2, 98  |      although a prebend is something annexed ~to a spiritual thing. Therefore
 50   2, 98  |             is lawful to sell things annexed to ~spiritual things.~Aquin.:
 51   2, 98  |          answer that, A thing may be annexed to spiritual things in two
 52   2, 98  |         spiritual. Other ~things are annexed to spiritual things through
 53   2, 98  |              can be sold, but not as annexed to spiritual ~things.~Aquin.:
 54   2, 98  |              All things temporal are annexed to spiritual things, as
 55   2, 98  |              Sacred vessels also are annexed to spiritual things as to ~
 56   2, 100 |           these matters belong to an annexed virtue, and not to ~special
 57   2, 107 |           above (Q[80]), a virtue is annexed to justice, ~as secondary
 58   2, 107 |             a part of justice, being annexed thereto as a ~secondary
 59   2, 108 |       perhaps by reason of something annexed to that person, for ~instance
 60   2, 111 |           has human or worldly folly annexed to ~it, according to 1 Cor.
 61   2, 112 |             a part of justice, being annexed to it as ~to a principal
 62   2, 115 |              part of ~justice, being annexed thereto as to a principal
 63   2, 126 |          also reckons seven virtues ~annexed to fortitude, and these
 64   2, 126 |      hardships and these virtues are annexed to fortitude as secondary
 65   2, 126 |         distinct from fortitude, but annexed thereto as secondary virtues
 66   2, 126 |        distinct from ~fortitude, yet annexed thereto as secondary to
 67   2, 126 |             it is accounted a virtue annexed to ~fortitude: but as referred
 68   2, 127 |             fortitude, because it is annexed thereto as secondary to
 69   2, 127 |             of fortitude, not as an ~annexed virtue, except as identified
 70   2, 132 |              part thereof, as ~being annexed to it as secondary to principal
 71   2, 132 |             order for a virtue to be annexed to a principal virtue, two
 72   2, 134 |            fortitude, because ~it is annexed thereto as secondary to
 73   2, 134 |        matter. Wherefore patience is annexed to fortitude as secondary
 74   2, 134 |            all kinds of evils, it is annexed to fortitude ~as secondary
 75   2, 135 |         something difficult must be ~annexed to fortitude as secondary
 76   2, 135 |            Therefore perseverance is annexed to fortitude, as ~secondary
 77   2, 138 |           but also the secondary and annexed ~virtues. Wherefore the
 78   2, 138 |           acts of the secondary ~and annexed virtues.~Aquin.: SMT SS
 79   2, 139 |           certain essential pleasure annexed thereto.~Aquin.: SMT SS
 80   2, 140 |   intemperance is more about certain annexed pleasures or ~desires than
 81   2, 141 |              temperance, as a virtue annexed thereto.~Aquin.: SMT SS
 82   2, 143 |           subjective part, nor as an annexed virtue, but as an ~integral
 83   2, 153 |              reckon continence to be annexed to temperance, as to a ~
 84   2, 155 |           clemency and ~meekness are annexed to temperance as principal
 85   2, 155 |          principal virtues, but are ~annexed to another, as to a principal,
 86   2, 158 |            is called modesty, and is annexed to ~temperance as its principal.~
 87   2, 164 |              as a subordinate virtue annexed to a principal virtue. Moreover,
 88   2, 165 |             having evil accidentally annexed to it, for ~instance those
 89   2, 168 |              precepts of the virtues annexed to temperance are suitably ~
 90   2, 168 |              precepts of the virtues annexed to ~temperance are unsuitably
 91   2, 168 |             answer that, The virtues annexed to temperance may be considered
 92   2, 170 |              per ~Somn. ii, which is annexed to the work quoted]). Much
 93   2, 170 |       Divinat. per Somn. i, which is annexed to the work quoted]) that "
 94 Suppl, 37|             an Order, but an office ~annexed to an Order. For the psalmist
 95 Suppl, 39|             of the vow of continency annexed thereto, but also ~because
 96 Suppl, 40|            Para. 1/1 - OF THE THINGS ANNEXED TO THE SACRAMENT OF ORDER (
 97 Suppl, 40|         consider the things that are annexed to the sacrament of ~Order.
 98 Suppl, 42|     matrimony, since it has pleasure annexed to it, does not ~conform
 99 Suppl, 43|                7) of certain things ~annexed to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
100 Suppl, 43|            are a kind of sacramental annexed to matrimony, as exorcism
101 Suppl, 53|           vow of continence which is annexed to the sacred orders; for
102 Suppl, 53|            has ~not everywhere a vow annexed to it.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
103 Suppl, 53|              has a vow of continence annexed to it. Therefore if the ~
104 Suppl, 64|              Para. 1/2~OF THE THINGS ANNEXED TO MARRIAGE, AND FIRST OF
105 Suppl, 64|      consider those things which are annexed to ~marriage: (1) the payment
106 Suppl, 69|             through its having grace annexed to it: ~wherefore if it
107 Suppl, 69|              it: ~wherefore if it be annexed to a mortal sin, which is
108 Suppl, 89|             particular sense, but is annexed to those ~things that act
109 Suppl, 91|           reason namely of something annexed to it: and in this way the
110 Suppl, 91|          evil by reason of something annexed to it. ~Thus a person sometimes
111 Suppl, 91|             them as having something annexed. However it is not the same
 
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