Part, Question
1 1, 17 | A definition such as " a reasonable four-footed animal" would
2 1, 17 | such a statement as "some ~reasonable animals are four-footed"
3 1, 19 | OBJ 1: The will of God is reasonable, not because anything is
4 1, 29 | particular subject. And so it is reasonable that the ~individuals of
5 1, 44 | effect of action. Hence it is reasonable that ~the first passive
6 1, 50 | intellect is above sense is a reasonable proof ~that there are some
7 1, 50 | heavenly bodies. Hence it is ~reasonable to conclude that the immaterial
8 1, 62 | 1/2~I answer that, It is reasonable to suppose that gifts of
9 1, 62 | whole energy. So it is ~reasonable to suppose that the angels
10 1, 65 | goodness, to the glory of God. Reasonable ~creatures, however, have
11 1, 66 | However, it seems more reasonable to ~hold to what we stated
12 1, 70 | production of the lights is reasonable?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[70] A[
13 1, 70 | production of the ~lights is not reasonable. For it is said (Jer. 10:
14 1, 45 | effect of action. Hence it is reasonable that ~the first passive
15 1, 51 | intellect is above sense is a reasonable proof ~that there are some
16 1, 51 | heavenly bodies. Hence it is ~reasonable to conclude that the immaterial
17 1, 63 | 1/2~I answer that, It is reasonable to suppose that gifts of
18 1, 63 | whole energy. So it is ~reasonable to suppose that the angels
19 1, 66 | goodness, to the glory of God. Reasonable ~creatures, however, have
20 1, 67 | However, it seems more reasonable to ~hold to what we stated
21 1, 71 | production of the lights is reasonable?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[70] A[
22 1, 71 | production of the ~lights is not reasonable. For it is said (Jer. 10:
23 1, 85 | Such an opinion would be reasonable if we were to admit that
24 1, 107 | of the orders is quite a reasonable one. For the ~highest in
25 1, 107 | mentioned by Gregory is also ~reasonable. For since the "Dominations"
26 1, 112 | order. Hence it ~is also reasonable to suppose that different
27 1, 112 | their own ~fault." But it is reasonable for anyone to grieve for
28 2, 63 | Therefore it is not ~reasonable that they should be caused
29 2, 67 | money, and therefore it is reasonable for the ~habit of liberality
30 2, 89 | neither does this seem to be reasonable. For it ~is evident that
31 2, 93 | eternal law. For whatever is reasonable is subject to reason. But
32 2, 93 | But the ~Divine will is reasonable, for it is just. Therefore
33 2, 93 | God's will is said to be reasonable ~[rationalis]: though regarded
34 2, 95 | man, ~in so far as he is a reasonable being, because it is derived
35 2, 97 | and natural laws from the reasonable will of God; ~the human
36 2, 99 | shalt not steal." This was ~reasonable: because, just as the principal
37 2, 102 | useless to void them by the ~reasonable decrees of the New Law.
38 2, 102 | not ~be so, if they had no reasonable cause. Therefore the ceremonial
39 2, 102 | ceremonial precepts ~have a reasonable cause.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
40 2, 102 | certain end, wherefrom their reasonable causes can be ~gathered.~
41 2, 102 | and the love of God, are reasonable from the very nature of
42 2, 102 | yet this prohibition was reasonable in its relation to something
43 2, 102 | precepts of ~the Old Law were reasonable on account of their relation
44 2, 102 | in their very nature have reasonable ~causes: as for instance, "
45 2, 102 | ceremonial precepts have a reasonable cause in their relation
46 2, 102 | of the sacrifices have no reasonable cause.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
47 2, 102 | were wisely done, as having reasonable causes.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
48 2, 102 | Lord." ~Wherefore another reasonable cause may be assigned to
49 2, 102 | been placed there ~without reasonable cause.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
50 2, 102 | mount." But that is most reasonable, ~which presents a likeness
51 2, 102 | relating to holy things had a reasonable cause.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
52 2, 102 | there was ~nothing without a reasonable cause in the sacraments
53 2, 102 | And all these things had reasonable causes, both literal, in
54 2, 102 | 1~Whether there was any reasonable cause for the ceremonial
55 2, 102 | would seem that there was no reasonable cause for the ~ceremonial
56 2, 103 | the Old Law had certain reasonable causes, inasmuch as ~they
57 2, 10 | them if it had been at all reasonable. It seems ~therefore hazardous
58 2, 24 | overflow. Hence, by his reasonable mind ~which holds the first
59 2, 26 | according to Rm. 12:1: "Your reasonable service," so also the ~interior
60 2, 41 | yet if it be uttered for a reasonable cause, it is ~neither idle
61 2, 49 | superfluous, which is not ~reasonable. Therefore {synesis} (judging
62 2, 84 | one's country. And it was ~reasonable that the amount of first-fruits
63 2, 86 | pleasing to God," adds, "your reasonable service." Since, however,
64 2, 97 | money were exacted without a reasonable cause, this ~would seem
65 2, 123 | instance when one ~has a reasonable cause for fear.~Aquin.:
66 2, 134 | accomplish it. Now it is more reasonable to suffer ~evil for the
67 2, 145 | measure from food for a reasonable purpose. ~Hence the former
68 2, 145 | commandment, when there is a reasonable motive, and especially if
69 2, 152 | account of some obligation or reasonable cause. ~Secondly, a thing
70 2, 187 | especially if he do so for a reasonable motive; ~and if others are
71 2, 187 | expedient on account of some ~reasonable motive, such as sickness,
72 3, 5 | than flesh." Again, ~it was reasonable to mention flesh, which,
73 3, 14 | 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, no reasonable man assumes what keeps him
74 3, 21 | Jn. 17:1). ~And this is reasonable. For as we have said above (
75 3, 27 | sanctified in the womb. For it is reasonable to believe that she, who ~
76 3, 29 | Therefore it does not seem reasonable that Christ should be ~born
77 3, 30 | 4~I answer that, It was reasonable that it should be announced
78 3, 40 | Acts 6:2) say: "It is not reasonable that we ~should leave the
79 3, 56 | Body Para. 2/2~And this is reasonable. Because the principle of
80 3, 67 | desire milk ~[Vulg.: 'desire reasonable milk'] without guile." Now,
81 3, 69 | Cor. 15:54). And this is ~reasonable. First, because, by Baptism,
82 3, 74 | unleavened bread is more reasonable. First, on ~account of Christ'
83 3, 74 | where according to the ~reasonable custom of the entire Church
84 3, 77 | since it does not seem reasonable to say that anything takes ~
85 3, 80 | parish priest, ~and for some reasonable cause, he considers he ought
86 3, 83 | apostles. For it seems reasonable that He Who lifted up His
87 3, 83 | incorporated in Christ; 'reasonable,' ~i.e. that we may be stripped
88 3, 90 | FS, 18, AA[4],6, it is reasonable ~to distinguish various
89 Suppl, 3 | Let your sacrifice be reasonable ~[*Vulg.: 'Present your
90 Suppl, 3 | Present your bodies . . . a reasonable sacrifice']."~Aquin.: SMT
91 Suppl, 6 | wills to do, except for a reasonable cause. Wherefore if the ~
92 Suppl, 6 | once, as ~soon as he has a reasonable and proper opportunity.
93 Suppl, 15| kind of sin because it is reasonable ~that, whereby a man sins,
94 Suppl, 22| the former opinion is more reasonable.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[22] A[
95 Suppl, 30| works ~reasonably. And since reasonable working never produces a
96 Suppl, 47| he may induce him for a reasonable ~cause; and thus the son
97 Suppl, 52| follows the womb: and this is reasonable ~since the offspring derives
98 Suppl, 52| the giver; wherefore it is reasonable that the ~seed received
99 Suppl, 54| positive law should have some reasonable ~cause, since it is for
100 Suppl, 54| cause, since it is for this reasonable cause that it proceeds from
101 Suppl, 56| But this does not seem reasonable, for carnal relationship ~
102 Suppl, 59| husband could then have a reasonable hope for his wife's ~conversion,
103 Suppl, 59| his conversion there be a reasonable ~hope of the conversion
104 Suppl, 64| the ~debt, except for a reasonable cause; and even then he
105 Suppl, 70| appears to be the more reasonable.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[70] A[
106 Suppl, 96| For it would seem equally reasonable for the good angels to ~
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