Part, Question
1 1, 21 | fortitude with fear and ~daring, meekness with anger. Such virtues
2 1, 94 | evil as their object; as meekness with anger; fortitude with
3 2, 46 | more ~natural to man than meekness": for it is natural to everything
4 2, 51 | temperament to chastity or meekness or ~such like.~Aquin.: SMT
5 2, 60 | temperance about ~desire; meekness about anger; as stated in
6 2, 60 | about hope and despair; meekness, about anger.~Aquin.: SMT
7 2, 60 | there is but one virtue, ~meekness, for every form of anger;
8 2, 66 | faith (Rm. 4), Moses for his meekness (Num. 7:3), Job for his ~
9 2, 68 | chiefly in humility and meekness, according to ~Mt. 11:29: "
10 2, 69 | beatitudes are included meekness, justice, and ~mercy, which
11 2, 69 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Meekness is to be taken as denoting
12 2, 69 | taken as denoting the act of meekness: ~and the same applies to
13 2, 69 | his relations to others; meekness to ~fortitude, for Ambrose
14 2, 69 | the ~principal motive for meekness is reverence for God, which
15 2, 69 | confirmed in poverty of spirit, meekness, and the rest, it follows
16 2, 70 | certain virtues, viz. charity, meekness, faith, and chastity. Now
17 2, 70 | on him. To this belongs "meekness," which curbs anger. ~Fourthly,
18 2, 39 | for it is ~opposed, not to meekness, but to wisdom or prudence.
19 2, 57 | murder it is opposed to meekness, and in ~like manner as
20 2, 70 | whereas anger is opposed to meekness. ~Therefore reviling does
21 2, 114| Now anger is opposed to meekness. Therefore strife or quarreling ~
22 2, 114| it is directly opposed to meekness.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[116] A[
23 2, 119| mildness, which pertains ~to meekness. Therefore the second beatitude
24 2, 119| with piety, inasmuch as meekness ~removes the obstacles to
25 2, 127| magnanimity is about honor, so is meekness about ~anger. But it is
26 2, 127| But it is not essential to meekness to be about either great
27 2, 127| pleasures, and ~likewise meekness about the greatest anger.
28 2, 131| and ~inordinate anger to meekness. Therefore pusillanimity
29 2, 134| anger, which is moderated by meekness; thirdly, to ~hatred, which
30 2, 139| which is controlled by meekness, seems to be more ~impetuous
31 2, 139| one provoked?" ~Therefore meekness is a principal virtue rather
32 2, 141| this is restrained by "meekness" or "mildness."~Aquin.:
33 2, 141| Reply OBJ 2: Mildness or meekness is reckoned a part of temperance
34 2, 155| Para. 1/1 - OF CLEMENCY AND MEEKNESS (FOUR ARTICLES)~We must
35 2, 155| next consider clemency and meekness, and the contrary vices. ~
36 2, 155| 1) Whether clemency and meekness are altogether identical?~(
37 2, 155| 1/1~Whether clemency and meekness are absolutely the same?~
38 2, 155| would seem that clemency and meekness are absolutely the same. ~
39 2, 155| absolutely the same. ~For meekness moderates anger, according
40 2, 155| would seem that clemency and meekness are the ~same.~Aquin.: SMT
41 2, 155| and this is the matter of meekness and clemency. Therefore ~
42 2, 155| seemingly clemency and meekness are absolutely the same.~
43 2, 155| namely cruelty, is opposed to meekness and clemency. ~Therefore
44 2, 155| Therefore it seems that meekness and clemency are absolutely
45 2, 155| towards an inferior": whereas ~meekness is not merely of superior
46 2, 155| to everyone. ~Therefore meekness and clemency are not absolutely
47 2, 155| Body Para. 2/2~Consequently meekness, in so far as it restrains
48 2, 155| external punishment, while ~meekness properly mitigates the passion
49 2, 155| 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Meekness regards properly the desire
50 2, 155| is properly opposed to meekness, which is directly concerned
51 2, 155| Whether both clemency and meekness are virtues?~Aquin.: SMT
52 2, 155| that neither clemency nor meekness is a virtue. For ~no virtue
53 2, 155| Therefore neither clemency nor ~meekness is a virtue.~Aquin.: SMT
54 2, 155| But both clemency and meekness consist in a certain decrease;
55 2, 155| decreases punishment, and meekness decreases anger. Therefore ~
56 2, 155| Therefore ~neither clemency nor meekness is a virtue.~Aquin.: SMT
57 2, 155| Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, meekness or mildness is included (
58 2, 155| conspicuous for his clemency and meekness." Now it is virtue properly ~
59 2, 155| Therefore clemency ~and meekness are virtues.~Aquin.: SMT
60 2, 155| both in clemency and in meekness. For clemency, in mitigating ~
61 2, 155| De Clementia ii, ~5), and meekness, likewise, moderates anger
62 2, 155| that both clemency and ~meekness are virtues.~Aquin.: SMT
63 2, 155| 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Meekness is not directly opposed
64 2, 155| opposed to severity; for meekness ~is about anger. On the
65 2, 155| designated by the name ~of meekness." For the virtue is more
66 2, 155| Wherefore nothing hinders meekness being ~reckoned both virtue,
67 2, 155| concupiscences; whereas ~meekness and clemency regard, not
68 2, 155| opposed to clemency and meekness. Since then an unsound mind
69 2, 155| seems that clemency and meekness are parts of prudence ~rather
70 2, 155| touch. Now clemency and meekness likewise consist in a ~certain
71 2, 155| mitigates punishment, while meekness ~represses anger, as stated
72 2, 155| Therefore both clemency and ~meekness are annexed to temperance
73 2, 155| than on the matter. Now meekness and clemency agree with ~
74 2, 155| 1/1~Whether clemency and meekness are the greatest virtues?~
75 2, 155| would seem that clemency and meekness are the greatest ~virtues.
76 2, 155| the knowledge of God. Now meekness above ~all directs man to
77 2, 155| written (James 1:21): ~"With meekness receive the ingrafted word,"
78 2, 155| on account of his ~great meekness." Therefore meekness is
79 2, 155| great meekness." Therefore meekness is the greatest of virtues.~
80 2, 155| acceptable to God and men. Now meekness would appear to be most ~
81 2, 155| agreeable" to God is "faith and meekness"; wherefore Christ expressly ~
82 2, 155| Christ dwells in us by our meekness of ~soul." Again, it is
83 2, 155| My son, do thy works in meekness, and thou shalt be ~beloved
84 2, 155| by clemency." ~Therefore meekness and clemency are the greatest
85 2, 155| Christian ~religion." Therefore meekness and clemency are the greatest
86 2, 155| impossible for clemency or meekness to be absolutely the greatest ~
87 2, 155| virtues than clemency and meekness.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[157] A[
88 2, 155| nothing prevents clemency and meekness from having a certain ~restricted
89 2, 155| anger, which is mitigated by meekness, is, on account of its ~
90 2, 155| judgment of truth: ~wherefore meekness above all makes a man self-possessed.
91 2, 155| My son, keep thy soul in meekness." Yet the ~concupiscences
92 2, 155| 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Meekness disposes man to the knowledge
93 2, 155| because it pertains to meekness that a man does not contradict
94 2, 155| 2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Meekness and clemency make us acceptable
95 2, 155| piety agree indeed with meekness and clemency by ~concurring
96 2, 155| grieve for the same things: meekness does ~this, by removing
97 2, 156| Anger that is opposed to ~meekness; (2) Cruelty that is opposed
98 2, 158| De Affectibus] mentions "meekness, ~simplicity, humility,"
99 2, 159| temperance. Now just as meekness suppresses the ~movement
100 2, 159| things. Wherefore, like ~meekness, humility is accounted a
101 2, 168| same ~apparently applies to meekness, the effect of which is
102 2, 168| precepts of humility and meekness.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[170] A[
103 2, 168| anger, which is ~opposed to meekness, is sometimes that a man
104 3, 15 | appetite, fortitude and meekness the irascible appetite,
105 3, 15 | Further, anger is opposed to meekness, as is plain from Ethic. ~
106 3, 15 | reason that is ~opposed to meekness, and not the anger which
107 3, 15 | proper bounds by reason, for meekness holds the mean in anger.~
108 3, 39 | is effected in baptism, "meekness was ~required"; this is
109 3, 45 | disciples to imitate the ~meekness of Moses and the zeal of
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