Part, Question
1 1, 13 | name "stone" [lapis] is imposed from the fact that it ~hurts
2 1, 13 | loedit pedem], but it is not imposed to signify that ~which hurts
3 1, 13 | kinds of divine names are imposed ~from the divine processions;
4 1, 13 | nevertheless these names are ~not imposed to signify the procession
5 1, 13 | creatures; and thus the names imposed by us signify ~Him in that
6 1, 13 | God. Therefore the names imposed by us are ~predicated primarily
7 1, 13 | Some relative names are imposed to signify the relative ~
8 1, 13 | secundum esse]. ~But others are imposed to signify the things from
9 1, 13 | answer that, Whence a name is imposed, and what the name signifies
10 1, 13 | meaning. For this name is imposed from His ~universal providence
11 1, 13 | operation, this name "God" is imposed to ~signify the divine nature.~
12 1, 13 | nature, for this name was imposed to signify something existing
13 1, 13 | others. Hence ~every name imposed to signify any singular
14 1, 13 | wise," and the like, are imposed from ~the perfections proceeding
15 1, 13 | is more proper, ~as it is imposed to signify the divine nature;
16 1, 13 | is ~the Tetragrammaton, imposed to signify the substance
17 1, 13 | it suffices that they be imposed from some ~perfections flowing
18 1, 18 | properties names are often ~imposed to signify essences. Hence
19 1, 18 | reason of which they are imposed. And so we see that the ~
20 1, 27 | intellect; the name being imposed to signify ~what its nature
21 1, 28 | only in the ~various names imposed by us.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
22 1, 29 | objective sense, for it is imposed to signify the ~subsistence.
23 1, 33 | and the reason why it was imposed, are ~not the same thing,
24 1, 34 | OBJ 4: The name of Idea is imposed chiefly to signify relation
25 1, 34 | But the name of Word is imposed chiefly to ~signify the
26 1, 63 | there was no necessity imposed upon him: consequently it ~
27 1, 69 | equivocal use of the name ~imposed. Thus we find it said at
28 1, 64 | there was no necessity imposed upon him: consequently it ~
29 1, 70 | equivocal use of the name ~imposed. Thus we find it said at
30 1, 104 | anything outside the order imposed on things?~(7) Whether all
31 2, 13 | comparison to the order imposed by the higher power. Wherefore ~
32 2, 64 | as the rule of virtue is ~imposed on its proper matter: "but
33 2, 90 | stated above (A[1]), a law is imposed on others by way ~of a rule
34 2, 90 | Now a rule or measure is imposed by being applied ~to those
35 2, 91 | law. Because every law is ~imposed on someone. But there was
36 2, 91 | on whom a law ~could be imposed: since God alone was from
37 2, 93 | restraining. But laws are imposed on men, in order ~to restrain
38 2, 96 | measures. Wherefore laws imposed on men ~should also be in
39 2, 96 | form, as when burdens are imposed unequally on the ~community,
40 2, 98 | respect of ~which every law is imposed on two kinds of men. Because
41 2, 98 | kinds of men. Because it is imposed on ~some men who are hard-hearted
42 2, 98 | restrains and ~tames: and it is imposed on good men, who, through
43 2, 107 | observe the New Law ~are not imposed by the Law itself. Moreover
44 2, 114 | OBJ 3: Temporal evils are imposed as a punishment on the wicked, ~
45 2, 21 | to right conduct and are ~imposed on man already subject and
46 2, 23 | of these ways, is a limit imposed to the increase of man's ~
47 2, 45 | that moderation must be imposed on other ~things according
48 2, 64 | need. For ~penance is not imposed except on one who has sinned.
49 2, 65 | punishment against the laws imposed on him by ~his superior.
50 2, 67 | obligation of answering is imposed on him by one ~whom he is
51 2, 67 | Yet no ~punishment is imposed on the accused for collusion
52 2, 86 | some other obligation be ~imposed in lieu of that which was
53 2, 96 | the ~exigencies of a duty imposed on him. If a man demands
54 2, 98 | that on whomsoever he imposed ~his hand they might receive
55 2, 180 | of ~truth, but if it be imposed on us, we must bear it because
56 2, 182 | aforesaid obligation be imposed with a certain ~solemnity;
57 2, 183 | accept the office when it is imposed on him. Hence Augustine
58 2, 183 | of truth, ~but if it be imposed on us, we must bear it because
59 2, 183 | of the pastoral office be imposed, we must not ~abandon the
60 2, 183 | loosens a monk from the yoke imposed ~by the rule of the monastic
61 2, 186 | to the service of God is imposed as a ~penance on some people,
62 2, 187 | OBJ 2: Since slavery was imposed in punishment of sin, it
63 3, 49 | no punishment should be imposed upon them who are ~delivered
64 3, 49 | satisfactory punishment is ~imposed upon penitents. Consequently,
65 3, 49 | punishment ~of satisfaction is imposed upon men at their baptism,
66 3, 55 | that a public penance is imposed upon public sinners, is
67 3, 70 | circumcision was an obligation imposed ~by the Law, according to
68 3, 72 | too, when the apostles imposed their hands, and when ~they
69 3, 79 | enjoined; just as none is imposed upon the newly baptized.~
70 Suppl, 6 | wherefore it ought to be imposed by the ~dispensers of the
71 Suppl, 7 | to ~perform the penance imposed on him." Therefore it seems
72 Suppl, 8 | satisfaction should be imposed on the penitent. Now, sometimes
73 Suppl, 8 | the temporal punishment is imposed according to the degree
74 Suppl, 8 | remains after Penance, is not imposed according to the degree
75 Suppl, 8 | degree of fault. ~For it is imposed according to the degree
76 Suppl, 8 | Therefore the ~punishment is not imposed according to the degree
77 Suppl, 8 | punishment of seven years is imposed for one mortal sin, ~it
78 Suppl, 8 | Therefore punishment is not imposed according to the degree
79 Suppl, 8 | Hence the ~punishment may be imposed in consideration of two
80 Suppl, 8 | a heavier punishment is ~imposed on a young man for fornication,
81 Suppl, 8 | the punishment has to be imposed with due regard to ~both
82 Suppl, 8 | punishment is not always imposed for ~a greater sin. on the
83 Suppl, 9 | for different sins can be imposed by ~different priests. Therefore
84 Suppl, 9 | Reply OBJ 2: The punishment imposed by different priests would
85 Suppl, 15| of the above, another is imposed on him, chiefly almsdeeds, ~
86 Suppl, 18| Now on some ~sinners He imposed no punishment, but only
87 Suppl, 18| mock penance if it is not imposed according to the ~authority
88 Suppl, 20| public penance has to be imposed, because ~in that case the
89 Suppl, 25| absolve from an obligation imposed by ~his superior. But when
90 Suppl, 25| him from the obligation imposed on him by the priest ~as
91 Suppl, 25| omit the ~penitential works imposed on them, so that they may
92 Suppl, 27| would neglect the penances imposed in ~chapter. Therefore indulgences
93 Suppl, 28| public penance should be imposed on women?~Aquin.: SMT XP
94 Suppl, 28| secretly, so the penance is imposed secretly. It is the execution
95 Suppl, 28| solemn ~penance should be imposed again.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
96 Suppl, 28| solemn penance ~should be imposed once only.~Aquin.: SMT XP
97 Suppl, 28| solemn penance should not be imposed on him again.~Aquin.: SMT
98 Suppl, 28| solemn penance should be imposed on women and clerics, and ~
99 Suppl, 28| solemn penance should not be imposed on women. ~Because, when
100 Suppl, 28| Because, when this penance is imposed on a man, he has to cut
101 Suppl, 28| seems that it ought to be imposed on clerics. For it is ~enjoined
102 Suppl, 28| Therefore it ought to be imposed ~on a cleric more than on
103 Suppl, 28| also seems that it can be imposed by any priest. Because to ~
104 Suppl, 28| 2/3~This penance can be imposed on men and women; but not
105 Suppl, 28| ought such a penance to be imposed except for a ~crime which
106 Suppl, 28| be repeated, and can be imposed by a mere priest, even on
107 Suppl, 28| a solemn penance is not imposed on him, ~lest his orders
108 Suppl, 65| for the time were being imposed on those who were brought ~
109 Suppl, 88| first ~established, the mode imposed upon them was the same as
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