Part, Question
1 2, 6 | in order that the evil feared ~may be avoided. Therefore
2 2, 6 | namely, to avoid the evil feared.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[6] A[6]
3 2, 6 | a greater evil which was feared; thus the ~throwing of the
4 2, 6 | avoid an evil which is ~feared. For the conditions of a
5 2, 25 | confronted by the evil that we feared: while it precedes ~the
6 2, 39 | 33), "Jacob seems to have feared lest he should be troubled ~
7 2, 41 | And ~thus, if disgrace is feared in a deed that is yet to
8 2, 41 | future misfortunes are feared, and fear of this kind is
9 2, 42 | Whether fear itself can be feared?~(5) Whether sudden things
10 2, 42 | sudden things are especially feared?~(6) Whether those things
11 2, 42 | Whether those things are more feared against which there is no ~
12 2, 42 | another is a thing to be feared." But this is a good thing. ~
13 2, 42 | evil. In this way God is feared by man, inasmuch as He can ~
14 2, 42 | either case evil of nature is feared to a ~certain extent, and
15 2, 42 | Consequently evil of nature is not feared if it be not apprehended
16 2, 42 | escape, then it will be feared.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[42] A[
17 2, 42 | consequently it is not always ~feared.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[42] A[
18 2, 42 | that "not all evils ~are feared, for instance that someone
19 2, 42 | consequently the evil ~which is feared is always from an extrinsic
20 2, 42 | Whether fear itself can be feared?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[42] A[
21 2, 42 | seem that fear cannot be feared. For whatever is feared, ~
22 2, 42 | feared. For whatever is feared, ~is prevented from being
23 2, 42 | sudden things are especially feared?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[42] A[
24 2, 42 | things are not especially ~feared. Because, as hope is about
25 2, 42 | ii, 5) that "those are ~feared most, not who are quick-tempered,
26 2, 42 | sudden things are less to be feared.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[42] A[
27 2, 42 | Therefore sudden things are feared ~less.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
28 2, 42 | says ~that such men are feared more than others.~Aquin.:
29 2, 42 | this reason ~sudden evil is feared more, because it seems more
30 2, 42 | Whether those things are more feared, for which there is no remedy?~
31 2, 42 | things are not more to be feared, for ~which there is no
32 2, 42 | Therefore such things are not ~feared at all.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
33 2, 42 | yet ~death is not the most feared of all things, as the Philosopher
34 2, 42 | Therefore those things are not feared most, for which ~there is
35 2, 42 | any worse or more to be ~feared.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[42] A[
36 2, 42 | those things ~are most to be feared which when done wrong cannot
37 2, 42 | not from near, it is not feared, as stated above (A[2]).~
38 2, 43 | ii, 5) that "those are ~feared most from whom we dread
39 2, 43 | contrary evil of which is feared, was loved ~from the beginning.~
40 2, 43 | cause ~of the evil to be feared: whereas love causes fear
41 2, 43 | are in power are very much feared. But defect is contrary
42 2, 43 | the part of the person ~feared. As to the first then, some
43 2, 43 | the good whose contrary is feared, were entirely ~absent.~
44 2, 45 | and that the things to be feared are either non-existent ~
45 2, 45 | proximity of something to be feared. ~Therefore nothing pertaining
46 2, 67 | evil: ~and no evil will be feared there, according to Prov.
47 2, 102 | that those ~should not be feared "that kill the body," since
48 2, 114 | And because ~the midwives feared God, He built them houses";
49 2, 10 | when ~this is not to be feared, that is to say, when a
50 2, 10 | whose perversion is to be feared as a probable ~result, they
51 2, 10 | idolatry, so ~that it was to be feared lest, through frequent dealings
52 2, 18 | 1) Whether God is to be feared?~(2) Of the division of
53 2, 18 | 1/1~Whether God can be feared?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[19] A[
54 2, 18 | seem that God cannot be feared. For the object of fear ~
55 2, 18 | Therefore God cannot be feared.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[19] A[
56 2, 18 | Therefore God is not to be feared.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[19] A[
57 2, 18 | God can and ought to be feared.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[19] A[
58 2, 18 | read ~(Lk. 18:2) that he "feared not God, nor regarded man."
59 2, 18 | 48:13): ~"In his days he feared not the prince."~Aquin.:
60 2, 18 | consequently the punishment is feared as the greatest evil, ~which
61 2, 18 | consequently, it is ~not feared as the greatest evil, which
62 2, 18 | whether or not this be feared as the ~principal evil.~
63 2, 18 | object, in so far as God is feared. ~Therefore fear is not
64 2, 26 | for, or some evil to be ~feared. Therefore He is not to
65 2, 41 | the peril of schism is ~feared." But punishment of sins
66 2, 52 | ix. 34] on Job 9:28, "I feared all my works," etc. ~says
67 2, 58 | according to Job 9:28, "I feared all my works." Therefore
68 2, 62 | was commended in that he feared the Lord, since he was willing
69 2, 67 | grave disturbance might be feared to arise.~Aquin.: SMT SS
70 2, 106 | would the scandal that was feared to arise from his ~punishment.~
71 2, 108 | And because the midwives ~feared God, He built them houses."
72 2, 121 | dangers those are mostly feared which lead to death, and
73 2, 123 | the soul are more to be feared than the ~evils of the body.
74 2, 123 | therefore they are nowise to be feared. But ~according to Augustine (
75 2, 123 | contraries are indeed to be feared; but not so much that one ~
76 2, 124 | judge (Lk. 18:2) that "he ~feared not God nor regarded man."~
77 2, 124 | there were nothing that he feared, not even an ~earthquake
78 2, 124 | mortal man are ~not to be feared so that they make us forsake
79 2, 124 | justice: but they are to be ~feared as hindering man in acts
80 2, 124 | score they are not to be feared; ~wherefore it is written (
81 2, 127 | the great in things to be feared or dared. But ~good is of
82 2, 142 | ways that an evil is not feared: ~first, because it is not
83 2, 184 | better not to give: but he feared for the weak, whom he ~admonished
84 2, 186 | possessions, because ~he feared lest this should lead him
85 2, 187 | by lies: for it is to be feared that the person thus enticed
86 3, 7 | whoever can hurt would not be ~feared unless he had a certain
87 3, 7 | is plain that no one is feared except for some pre-eminence.
88 3, 36 | thought Him to be ~God. Each feared a successor to his kingdom:
89 3, 36 | favor with ~Herod, whom they feared; for "the populace is inclined
90 3, 36 | the Innocents, ~because he feared lest a child whom the stars
91 3, 36 | who was to come, the Magi feared not the king who was actually
92 3, 44 | been healed by Christ, "feared, and glorified God ~that
93 3, 46 | things which ought not to be feared. Now there are some men ~
94 3, 68 | which is always to be feared in children) as stated ~
95 3, 72 | afterwards they went out and feared not to confess their faith
96 3, 80 | death; unless ~danger be feared of vomiting or spitting
97 3, 83 | grave scandal were to be feared.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[83] A[
98 Suppl, 6 | is written (Job 9:28): "I feared all my works." Wherefore
99 Suppl, 21| sentence of the pastor is to be feared whether it be just or unjust."
100 Suppl, 32| danger of which is to be feared.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[32] A[
101 Suppl, 47| the quality of the danger feared, because the constant man ~
102 Suppl, 47| only when evil results are feared from its dissolution. Nor ~
103 Suppl, 62| reverence for her sanctity, he ~feared to cohabit with her. Moreover
104 Suppl, 64| can only be because it is feared this may be detrimental
105 Suppl, 64| if a greater danger ~were feared from its not being returned
106 Suppl, 69| hell,' he ~seems to have feared most, lest he should be
107 Suppl, 93| which is of the enemy, who feared not even ~Christ (Mt. 4).~
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