Part, Question
1 1, 64 | house of this habitation be dissolved, we have a house in ~heaven."
2 1, 65 | house of this habitation be dissolved, we have a house in ~heaven."
3 1, 94 | Hence if the loss of grace dissolved the obedience of the ~flesh
4 1, 117 | exist, when the semen is dissolved and the (vital) ~spirit
5 1, 118 | generated from ~food, can be dissolved by natural heat, and be
6 2, 53 | want of intercourse has ~dissolved many a friendship." In like
7 2, 73 | when his ~corpse is already dissolved; and, in like manner, a
8 2, 102 | the whole animal ~by being dissolved into vapor soared aloft,
9 2, 23 | exclaims, 'I desire to be dissolved and to be with ~Christ.'"
10 2, 23 | perfect who "desire to be dissolved ~and to be with Christ."~
11 2, 24 | Having a desire to be dissolved and to be with Christ."
12 2, 27 | Having a desire to be dissolved and to be with ~Christ."
13 2, 139 | whereby nature itself is dissolved; and such are dangers of
14 2, 183 | having a desire ~to be dissolved, and to be with Christ,
15 3, 14 | composed of contraries to be ~dissolved). Hence, with this necessity,
16 3, 46 | His ~body had sickened and dissolved in the sight of all men,
17 3, 50 | Godhead with the flesh to be dissolved. Consequently, as before ~
18 3, 50 | soul with the ~body was dissolved by death, the Word of God
19 3, 51 | had His body ~putrefied or dissolved, this fact would have been
20 3, 53 | sinning, nor was His body dissolved, as is manifest from what ~
21 3, 54 | though He were corrupted or dissolved into invisible ~elements;
22 3, 66 | the substance boiled be so dissolved that the liquor ~be of a
23 3, 75 | consecration of this sacrament, or dissolved into their original matter?~
24 3, 75 | consecration of this sacrament, or dissolved into its original matter. ~
25 3, 75 | either annihilated, or dissolved into its original matter.~
26 3, 75 | remains, unless perchance ~dissolved into its (original) matter.~
27 3, 75 | bread and wine is either dissolved into the original matter,
28 3, 75 | which mixed bodies can be dissolved is the ~four elements. For
29 3, 75 | of the ~bread and wine is dissolved, depart from thence by local
30 3, 75 | of the bread or wine is dissolved gradually into the ~original
31 3, 77 | iii, one dimension is dissolved by division, and two dimensions
32 3, 77 | species of the wine would be dissolved, and there would ~be a liquid
33 Suppl, 43| Whether a betrothal can be dissolved?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[43] A[
34 Suppl, 43| that a betrothal cannot be dissolved if one of the ~parties enter
35 Suppl, 43| seemingly it should not be dissolved when one of the ~parties
36 Suppl, 43| neither seemingly is it dissolved by sickness contracted ~
37 Suppl, 43| betrothal ~should not be dissolved on account of a bodily infirmity. ~
38 Suppl, 43| seemingly should a betrothal be dissolved on ~account of a supervening
39 Suppl, 43| ought a betrothal to be dissolved on ~account of the fornication
40 Suppl, 43| betrothal should not be dissolved on that ~account.~Aquin.:
41 Suppl, 43| neither seemingly should it be dissolved on account of ~deficient
42 Suppl, 43| since what is not cannot be dissolved. Now a betrothal is ~null
43 Suppl, 43| Therefore it cannot be dissolved.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[43] A[
44 Suppl, 43| has ~been contracted is dissolved, but in different ways.
45 Suppl, 43| present - the betrothal is dissolved by law, whereas in the other
46 Suppl, 43| other cases ~it has to be dissolved according to the judgment
47 Suppl, 43| OBJ 1: The like promise is dissolved by spiritual death, for
48 Suppl, 43| children), the betrothal can be dissolved, lest the betrothed be ~
49 Suppl, 43| the betrothal must be ~dissolved; and for proof it is sufficient
50 Suppl, 49| the ~marriage also can be dissolved and consequently inseparability
51 Suppl, 50| unlawful union should be dissolved. Therefore if anything prevent
52 Suppl, 52| thus the marriage will be dissolved, which is unfitting. ~Therefore
53 Suppl, 55| affinity should always be dissolved by divorce?~(10) Whether
54 Suppl, 55| between two persons) is ~not dissolved through the dissolution
55 Suppl, 55| fatherhood and sonship are never dissolved through the ~removal of
56 Suppl, 56| yet the marriage is not ~dissolved. Therefore spiritual relationship
57 Suppl, 58| adjudges the marriage to be dissolved. And yet the Church is ~
58 Suppl, 58| consequently when the marriage is dissolved, he is not ~permitted to
59 Suppl, 58| adjudges the marriage to be dissolved, each ~party is permitted
60 Suppl, 58| marriage must not be altogether dissolved: but the ~husband loses
61 Suppl, 59| remains, the marriage is dissolved as to ~cohabitation and
62 Suppl, 59| marriage can nowise be dissolved. But as long as a man is
63 Suppl, 59| the marriage tie is not dissolved, since the husband cannot ~
64 Suppl, 59| the marriage ~tie being dissolved, it is lawful for the husband
65 Suppl, 59| her. But the marriage is dissolved by the second marriage which
66 Suppl, 59| married, the marriage tie is ~dissolved on either side, because
67 Suppl, 59| bond of fatherhood is not dissolved by disparity of ~worship,
68 Suppl, 59| Therefore marriage can be dissolved on account of any kind of
69 Suppl, 59| observed that marriage is dissolved in two ways. In one way
70 Suppl, 59| thus marriage cannot be dissolved after it is ratified, ~neither
71 Suppl, 59| not ratified, the tie ~is dissolved, if the one party remain
72 Suppl, 59| the aforesaid ~tie is not dissolved by adultery, else the unbeliever
73 Suppl, 59| another way marriage is ~dissolved as to the act, and thus
74 Suppl, 59| act, and thus it can be dissolved on account of ~either unbelief
75 Suppl, 59| But marriage cannot be dissolved even as ~to the act on account
76 Suppl, 59| is not ~ratified can be dissolved as to the marriage tie on
77 Suppl, 61| Therefore it cannot ~be dissolved by one of them entering
78 Suppl, 61| Therefore it cannot be dissolved by the will of man.~Aquin.:
79 Suppl, 61| intercourse marriage is dissolved ~by carnal death, so by
80 Suppl, 61| consummation of the marriage is dissolved, because religious life
81 Suppl, 61| soul by grace, which is dissolved by a contrary spiritual ~
82 Suppl, 64| the Church ought to be dissolved. Yet marriages are not dissolved
83 Suppl, 64| dissolved. Yet marriages are not dissolved if they ~be contracted at
84 Suppl, 64| sacrament. Nor ~is the marriage dissolved absolutely, but for a time,
85 Suppl, 67| former marriage were not ~dissolved. But it was never lawful
86 Suppl, 69| house of ~this habitation be dissolved, that we have . . . a house
87 Suppl, 69| Having a ~desire'] to be dissolved and to be with Christ."
88 Suppl, 70| cannot be said ~that it is dissolved into some matter, since
89 Suppl, 72| heavens being on fire will be ~dissolved, and the elements shall
90 Suppl, 72| being on fire ~shall be dissolved, and the elements shall
91 Suppl, 75| wine unless it first be ~dissolved into the prejacent matter:
92 Suppl, 75| all mixed bodies will be dissolved into pure elements.~Aquin.:
93 Suppl, 75| human body must needs be dissolved into its primary components:
94 Suppl, 75| which the human body is ~dissolved.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[78] A[
95 Suppl, 75| contrary, The human body can be dissolved into the very elements, ~
96 Suppl, 75| the ~human body is never dissolved into its very elements;
97 Suppl, 75| composed of contraries can ~be dissolved into its component parts.
98 Suppl, 75| which the human body is dissolved retain more ~light, through
99 Suppl, 76| 3]), the human ~body is dissolved into the elements. Now these
100 Suppl, 76| the human body has been dissolved do not agree with the human
101 Suppl, 76| agree with the human body ~dissolved into them, except in primary
102 Suppl, 76| parts of the body that were dissolved into them?~Aquin.: SMT XP
103 Suppl, 76| the same parts that were dissolved into ~them. For, according
104 Suppl, 79| whole corpse ~were to be dissolved into vapor. This is confirmed
105 Suppl, 92| that if the marriage be dissolved, ~the dowry reverts to the
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