Part, Question
1 2, 19 | asks for it, his will is excused from being evil: because
2 2, 20 | wrongdoer is not thereby ~excused. Therefore the consequences
3 2, 73 | of reason, is altogether excused from sin, and ~he who sins
4 2, 74 | excuses sin: for a man is excused from sin on account ~of
5 2, 74 | know, he is ~not altogether excused from sin, and the defect
6 2, 76 | yet he is not altogether excused, because, not withstanding, ~
7 2, 77 | not be the case if they excused from sin altogether. Therefore ~
8 2, 77 | genus, is evil, cannot be excused ~from sin altogether, unless
9 2, 77 | involuntary, and he is entirely excused from sin. Sometimes, however,
10 2, 89 | reason, he is ~not entirely excused from the guilt of venial
11 2, 105 | involuntary, man is altogether excused from punishment; for it
12 2, 105 | faint-hearted are unfittingly excused from the toil of battle (
13 2, 107 | on account of urgency He excused His disciples ~for gathering
14 2, 10 | 25,26) that He could be excused from paying the tribute, ~
15 2, 12 | in which case he is not excused from mortal sin, even as
16 2, 13 | because they were to be excused on ~account of the weakness
17 2, 31 | wrongdoer. For no ~man is excused from obeying a precept by
18 2, 60 | a person is altogether ~excused from making restitution
19 2, 62 | not even Samson is ~to be excused that he crushed himself
20 2, 62 | life: and so he was not excused from being guilty of homicide.~
21 2, 62 | animated fetus, he will not be excused from homicide, especially
22 2, 64 | may be proportionately excused from mortal sin. Yet if
23 2, 66 | to accuse. For no man is ~excused on account of sin from fulfilling
24 2, 68 | hinders certain persons being excused from giving evidence, if
25 2, 69 | thinking ~it just, he is to be excused according to the measure
26 2, 76 | Therefore he is not to be excused on account of any temporal
27 2, 87 | then he would seem to be excused from fulfilling his oath, ~
28 2, 87 | Therefore no man ought to be excused from swearing, on account
29 2, 95 | wherefore he is not to be excused from sin, as a gloss ~observes:
30 2, 96 | and consequently is not excused ~from mortal sin. He that
31 2, 96 | something false, is not excused from mortal sin, as neither
32 2, 96 | mortal sin, as neither is he excused ~from contempt of God. If,
33 2, 96 | swearing, and consequently is excused from ~the sin of perjury.~
34 2, 98 | simony, which cannot be excused by any ~custom whatever,
35 2, 98 | again, Abraham is to be excused because he ~thus freed himself
36 2, 103 | to fulfil them, they are excused from sin. Wherefore ~superiors
37 2, 105 | 2~Reply OBJ 2: No man is excused from ingratitude through
38 2, 106 | him, as ~neither is a man excused for hating one that hates
39 2, 108 | of signs, he would not be excused from lying.~Aquin.: SMT
40 2, 108 | mind. He may, however, be excused for two reasons. First,
41 2, 116 | need supplied, they are not excused ~from sin if they exceed
42 2, 120 | reason our Lord (Mt. 12:3) excused His disciples for plucking
43 2, 123 | goods. Hence a man would be excused from sin if through fear
44 2, 123 | he ~could not be wholly excused from sin, because such like
45 2, 123 | one would not be wholly excused ~from sin. Yet one's sin
46 2, 124 | understanding: ~yet the latter is excused from sin if it be invincible.~
47 2, 145 | 4) Whether anyone is excused from fulfilling this precept?~(
48 2, 145 | sufficient for ~one meal are not excused, on account of poverty,
49 2, 148 | Even as he that is drunk is excused if he knows not the ~strength
50 2, 148 | invites another to drink excused ~from sin, if he be unaware
51 2, 148 | ignorance be lacking neither is ~excused from sin.~Aquin.: SMT SS
52 2, 148 | xxii, 43), Lot ~was to be excused from incest on account of
53 2, 148 | subsequent sin is entirely ~excused from fault, as perhaps in
54 2, 148 | person is not altogether excused from the ~subsequent sin,
55 2, 154 | Further, one is altogether excused from sin if the passion
56 2, 167 | this case some might be excused ~from sin, when they do
57 2, 183 | for this ~reason he is not excused from being bound to obey
58 3, 40 | on the Sabbath, are to be excused from transgressing the ~
59 3, 47 | their ignorance would have ~excused them. Therefore it seems
60 3, 47 | grievous. But our Lord Himself excused the sin of His crucifiers
61 3, 47 | Christ's slayers are not excused of their injustice. Nevertheless, ~
62 3, 67 | godparents may well be excused from this responsibility,
63 3, 80 | are not on that account ~excused from transgressing the precept,
64 3, 80 | advice of their priest," are ~excused.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
65 Suppl, 2 | memory altogether, then he is excused from his duty ~through being
66 Suppl, 2 | who cannot pay a debt, is excused, and yet is bound to, as
67 Suppl, 6 | Decretal the man who delays is excused, ~not from sin in the tribunal
68 Suppl, 10| the Divine law, he is not excused from insincerity. on the
69 Suppl, 10| other hand, ~he would be excused, if he did not know it to
70 Suppl, 25| the Church would not be excused ~from untruth, since, at
71 Suppl, 41| marriage act needs to be excused by the marriage blessings,
72 Suppl, 41| speaking, a thing is said to be excused when it ~has some appearance
73 Suppl, 41| inordinate act, it is wholly excused by the marriage ~blessing,
74 Suppl, 42| evil, because the act is ~excused from sin, for it would be
75 Suppl, 45| whom there is no fraud is ~excused from sin on account of ignorance.~
76 Suppl, 45| lawful motive for being excused. ~[*Clandestine marriages
77 Suppl, 46| consummate the marriage, she is excused from the sin, unless there
78 Suppl, 49| Whether the marriage act is excused from sin by the aforesaid
79 Suppl, 49| Whether it can ever be excused from sin without them?~(
80 Suppl, 49| Therefore it needs to be excused by certain ~goods.~Aquin.:
81 Suppl, 49| Whether the marriage act is excused by the aforesaid goods?~
82 Suppl, 49| act cannot be altogether excused ~from sin by the aforesaid
83 Suppl, 49| that, An act is said to be excused in two ways. First, on the ~
84 Suppl, 49| Secondly, an act is said to be excused ~on its part, so that, namely,
85 Suppl, 49| the marriage act can be excused without the marriage goods?~
86 Suppl, 49| the marriage act can be excused even without ~the marriage
87 Suppl, 49| the marriage act ~can be excused even without the marriage
88 Suppl, 49| the marriage act can be excused even without the marriage
89 Suppl, 49| seems that this ~act can be excused even without the marriage
90 Suppl, 49| the marriage act cannot be excused without them.~Aquin.: SMT
91 Suppl, 49| always be evil unless it be excused ~by the aforesaid goods.~
92 Suppl, 49| faith") they are ~wholly excused from sin. But the third
93 Suppl, 49| though its act were wholly ~excused from sin, through being
94 Suppl, 49| marriage act, he is not wholly excused from sin, except in ~so
95 Suppl, 51| Yet both are clearly to be excused from sin (Sent. iv, D, 30).~
96 Suppl, 51| to be of wood, ~he is not excused from sin wholly, although
97 Suppl, 51| correct him, he ~is wholly excused provided he take due care.
98 Suppl, 51| sin, just as she ~would be excused if after the consummation
99 Suppl, 63| Marital intercourse is excused from sin in a second ~marriage
100 Suppl, 63| Now marital intercourse is excused ~[*Cf. Q[69], A[1]] by the
101 Suppl, 67| bill of ~divorce, were not excused from sin, although they
102 Suppl, 67| sin, although they were excused from the ~punishment which
103 Suppl, 67| their hardness of heart excused them not from sin, ~the
104 Suppl, 67| account of that hardness excused them. For ~certain things
105 Suppl, 68| impediment, they are not ~excused from sin, nor do their children
106 Suppl, 68| illegitimate. Neither ~are they excused if they know not of the
107 Suppl, 95| deliberate will ~is not excused from demerit, even though
108 Suppl, 95| free will, they are not excused from demerit.~Aquin.: SMT
109 Suppl, 95| reason why they are not excused from demerit is not ~because
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