Part, Question
1 1, 8 | fill place inasmuch as it excludes the co-presence ~of another
2 1, 16 | the truth of things, and ~excludes from the notion of this
3 1, 22 | Further, a wise provider excludes any defect or evil, as far
4 1, 22 | because a particular ~provider excludes all defects from what is
5 1, 27 | if found in such a being) excludes entirely the first kind
6 1, 30 | When we say one God, unity ~excludes plurality of gods, and does
7 1, 31 | proposition is false if it excludes ~another in the masculine
8 1, 31 | masculine sense; but true if it excludes it in the neuter ~sense;
9 1, 31 | so far as the word "only" excludes another thing, as above ~
10 1, 32 | all things by His Word ~excludes the error of those who say
11 1, 40 | since the divine simplicity ~excludes the composition of matter
12 1, 40 | as the ~divine simplicity excludes the composition of subject
13 1, 42 | something besides, because it excludes ~excess. For whatever things
14 1, 42 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: Eternity excludes the principle of duration,
15 1, 75 | nature. The former sense excludes the inherence ~of an accident
16 1, 75 | material form; the latter excludes also the ~imperfection of
17 1, 40 | since the divine simplicity ~excludes the composition of matter
18 1, 40 | as the ~divine simplicity excludes the composition of subject
19 1, 42 | something besides, because it excludes ~excess. For whatever things
20 1, 42 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: Eternity excludes the principle of duration,
21 1, 74 | nature. The former sense excludes the inherence ~of an accident
22 1, 74 | material form; the latter excludes also the ~imperfection of
23 1, 92 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: Augustine excludes the inferior creatures bereft
24 1, 92 | and loves itself. But he excludes this ~interpretation by
25 1, 97 | fecundity, but because it excludes ~inordinate desire. In that
26 2, 5 | miseries." But Happiness excludes ~misery. Therefore man cannot
27 2, 5 | and sufficient good," it excludes every evil, and fulfils
28 2, 5 | consummate perfection, which excludes every ~defect from the happy.
29 2, 27 | faults, in so far as it excludes insincerity or ~hypocrisy.~
30 2, 33 | intensity of the emotion, that excludes distaste, thus more than
31 2, 45 | Further, every passion excludes its opposite. But fear excludes ~
32 2, 45 | excludes its opposite. But fear excludes ~safety; for Augustine says (
33 2, 45 | despair: in fact, despair ~excludes fear, as the Philosopher
34 2, 46 | intensity of the desire, anger excludes mercy more than hatred ~
35 2, 48 | pleasure. Because sorrow ~excludes pleasure. But anger is never
36 2, 66 | enduring ~evils, wherein it excludes not only unjust revenge,
37 2, 69 | four beatitudes Our Lord ~excludes four things which seem to
38 2, 69 | drink, and so forth; this he excludes by saying in the second ~
39 2, 69 | favor of man; ~and this he excludes, saying, fourthly: "Blessed
40 2, 71 | virtuous act: and so vice excludes virtue, just as sin excludes
41 2, 71 | excludes virtue, just as sin excludes acts of ~virtue.~Aquin.:
42 2, 76 | of reason. Now ignorance excludes knowledge which perfects
43 2, 78 | OBJ 1: Ignorance sometimes excludes the simple knowledge that
44 2, 78 | ignorance: ~sometimes it excludes the knowledge that a particular
45 2, 78 | passion: and sometimes it ~excludes the knowledge that a particular
46 2, 78 | habit, is ~something that excludes a spiritual good: the result
47 2, 88 | habitually. Now venial sin excludes ~only actual reference of
48 2, 107 | But the New Law voids or excludes the ~observances of the
49 2, 111 | it is gratuitously given, excludes the ~notion of debt. Now
50 2, 5 | that manifestation alone excludes faith, which ~renders apparent
51 2, 7 | OBJ 2: Even lifeless faith excludes a certain impurity which
52 2, 14 | blindness of mind, which excludes almost entirely the knowledge
53 2, 18 | of this order, that which excludes the order to the ~last end
54 2, 18 | 17). Since then freedom excludes ~servitude, it seems that
55 2, 18 | OBJ 1: The passage quoted excludes from the blessed, the fear
56 2, 20 | 3: Further, presumption excludes fear altogether, whereas
57 2, 20 | contrariety. Hence presumption ~excludes fear altogether even generically,
58 2, 23 | for sinning. Now charity excludes all motives for sinning,
59 2, 23 | Charity by reason of its act excludes every motive for ~sinning.
60 2, 35 | nothing, save mortal sin, excludes man from the kingdom of
61 2, 36 | kingdom of God." Now ~whatever excludes a man from the kingdom of
62 2, 64 | share: ~but he sins if he excludes others indiscriminately
63 2, 74 | Nothing save mortal sin excludes one from the kingdom ~of
64 2, 74 | kingdom ~of God. But cursing excludes from the kingdom of God,
65 2, 81 | there is sin, which directly excludes a man from the kingdom,
66 2, 86 | promise, while necessity excludes voluntariness, whatever
67 2, 86 | act to be involuntary and excludes ~devotion. Hence he says
68 2, 91 | for God's glory: and this excludes the excess denoted by superstition.~
69 2, 105 | the habit of charity, but ~excludes some act thereof.~Aquin.:
70 2, 144 | OBJ 4: Further, no virtue excludes another virtue. But abstinence ~
71 2, 144 | virtue. But abstinence ~excludes patience: for Gregory says (
72 2, 144 | abstainer," so that abstinence excludes ~humility. Therefore abstinence
73 2, 148 | the very fact that a thing excludes the good of ~reason, it
74 2, 150 | result of impurity which excludes virginity.~Aquin.: SMT SS
75 2, 155 | unsoundness of mind that excludes the use of reason is ~opposed
76 2, 159 | of pride, inasmuch as it excludes ~respect and fear: for fearing
77 2, 167 | namely "humility," which excludes the ~seeking of glory, wherefore
78 2, 167 | Q[143], ~OBJ[4]], which excludes the seeking of sensuous
79 2, 167 | and "simplicity," which excludes excessive solicitude about ~
80 2, 169 | every cognitive perfection excludes folly and madness. ~Yet
81 2, 179 | by "rest," and this rest excludes not only outward disturbances ~
82 2, 184 | repentance." Now poverty excludes almsgiving. Therefore it
83 3, 15 | passibility of body; ~yet it excludes the "fomes" of sin, the
84 3, 15 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Hilary excludes fear from Christ in the
85 3, 15 | in the same way that he ~excludes sorrow, i.e. as regards
86 3, 18 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: Damascene excludes choice from Christ, in so
87 3, 28 | But opening of the womb excludes virginity. ~Therefore Christ'
88 3, 30 | for to ~disbelieve therein excludes man from the way of salvation;
89 3, 30 | estimation of the Blessed Virgin excludes her from certain general ~
90 3, 64 | intention of mimicry or fun excludes the first kind of ~right
91 3, 86 | with another, because he ~excludes him from his grace. Now,
92 3, 86 | is ~opposed to grace and excludes it. Therefore it is impossible
93 3, 87 | removed; whereas mortal sin excludes altogether the ~habit of
94 Suppl, 4 | fulness of joy in the Blessed excludes all ~capability of sorrow
95 Suppl, 9 | 2: The condition "pure" excludes perversity of intention,
96 Suppl, 9 | but the condition "simple" excludes the ~introduction of unnecessary
97 Suppl, 14| Therefore, since each sin excludes ~grace, it is not possible
98 Suppl, 17| admits the worthy and excludes the unworthy," as may be
99 Suppl, 21| the ecclesiastical judge excludes a ~man, in a sense, from
100 Suppl, 37| the doorkeeper, for he ~excludes some and admits others.
101 Suppl, 51| error, because ignorance ~excludes knowledge altogether, whereas
102 Suppl, 54| consanguinity, but such as excludes the propinquity of ~blood-relationship.~
103 Suppl, 65| Nothing but mortal sin excludes from the kingdom of ~God.
104 Suppl, 79| 1~Whether impassibility excludes actual sensation from glorified
105 Suppl, 79| seem that impassibility excludes actual sensation from ~glorified
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