Part, Question
1 1, 13 | non-univocal agent must precede the ~univocal agent. For
2 1, 19 | and voluntary agent must precede the agent that acts by ~
3 1, 46 | hence unless some change precede either in the ~nature of
4 1, 53 | conclusion; hence movement must precede change. ~Accordingly such
5 1, 62 | grace: and so it did not precede ~in the order of time, but
6 1, 63 | any habit inclining to sin precede their first sin. In ~another
7 1, 63 | in the creature did not precede its formation in order of
8 1, 65 | not created by God must ~precede all inequality created by
9 1, 66 | this formlessness did not precede in ~time its formation or
10 1, 66 | nature potentiality must precede ~act in time, and formlessness
11 1, 66 | in time, and formlessness precede form. But God produces being
12 1, 66 | nature ~and formless matter, precede the formation, by nature
13 1, 66 | and therefore, as they precede formation, so do they precede ~
14 1, 66 | precede formation, so do they precede ~movement and time. Time,
15 1, 66 | nature and formless matter precede time by origin or nature.~
16 1, 67 | formlessness did not precede forms in duration; and so
17 1, 69 | as ~it says of those that precede, in order to show that higher
18 1, 77 | that "acts and ~operations precede the powers according to
19 1, 77 | powers of the soul which precede the others, in the order
20 1, 77 | the more imperfect powers precede the ~others in the order
21 1, 47 | hence unless some change precede either in the ~nature of
22 1, 54 | conclusion; hence movement must precede change. ~Accordingly such
23 1, 63 | grace: and so it did not precede ~in the order of time, but
24 1, 64 | any habit inclining to sin precede their first sin. In ~another
25 1, 64 | in the creature did not precede its formation in order of
26 1, 66 | not created by God must ~precede all inequality created by
27 1, 67 | this formlessness did not precede in ~time its formation or
28 1, 67 | nature potentiality must precede ~act in time, and formlessness
29 1, 67 | in time, and formlessness precede form. But God produces being
30 1, 67 | nature ~and formless matter, precede the formation, by nature
31 1, 67 | and therefore, as they precede formation, so do they precede ~
32 1, 67 | precede formation, so do they precede ~movement and time. Time,
33 1, 67 | nature and formless matter precede time by origin or nature.~
34 1, 68 | formlessness did not precede forms in duration; and so
35 1, 70 | as ~it says of those that precede, in order to show that higher
36 1, 76 | that "acts and ~operations precede the powers according to
37 1, 76 | powers of the soul which precede the others, in the order
38 1, 76 | the more imperfect powers precede the ~others in the order
39 1, 94 | Therefore much more did nature precede grace.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
40 1, 116 | perfect knowledge did not precede in him, such as is required
41 2, 5 | that any work of man need precede his ~Happiness: for God
42 2, 14 | proceeds ~from things that precede to things that follow, according
43 2, 16 | to that ~which precedes, precede also.~
44 2, 17 | Wherefore still more does it precede command. On the ~other hand,
45 2, 25 | Whether the irascible passions precede the concupiscible passions,
46 2, 25 | that the irascible passions precede the ~concupiscible passions.
47 2, 25 | irascible passions seem ~to precede the concupiscible passions. ~
48 2, 25 | Therefore the irascible passions precede the concupiscible passions.~
49 2, 25 | the concupiscible passions precede the irascible.~Aquin.: SMT
50 2, 25 | that the irascible passions precede those ~concupiscible passions
51 2, 25 | seems ~that hope does not precede them.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[25]
52 2, 25 | Therefore fear and despair precede hope and daring.~Aquin.:
53 2, 25 | despair, must naturally precede those whose object is evil, ~
54 2, 25 | hope and despair naturally precede ~fear and daring is evident
55 2, 25 | effect ~from the causes that precede it, it is from anger, as
56 2, 29 | Consequently love must needs precede hatred; and nothing is hated,
57 2, 34 | actions, than desires, which precede them in point of ~time.
58 2, 34 | Reply OBJ 1: Love and desire precede pleasure in the order of ~
59 2, 63 | be caused by actions that precede it.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[63]
60 2, 68 | matter, fortitude and counsel precede ~knowledge and piety: because
61 2, 68 | excellent. Now the virtues precede the gifts of the Holy Ghost;
62 2, 68 | and in this way the gifts precede the intellectual and ~moral
63 2, 68 | and intellectual ~virtues precede the gifts, since man, through
64 2, 69 | declaration of ~all those that precede. Because from the very fact
65 2, 71 | ought to go to church - or, ~precede the omission, as when a
66 2, 72 | word or deed unless there precede ~sin of thought. Therefore
67 2, 75 | therefore the movements that precede it ~are not always actual,
68 2, 75 | act of the will; ~but some precede and some follow the sin
69 2, 77 | increases merit; but if it precede, so that a man is moved
70 2, 78 | 1,2). But the acts which precede a ~vicious habit are not
71 2, 100 | But ~actions of thought precede actions of word or outward
72 2, 103 | legal ceremonies did not precede the Law.~Aquin.: SMT FS
73 2, 111 | temporal effect, ~which can precede and follow another; and
74 2, 113 | and thus it can either precede ~justification, or concur
75 2, 113 | of a composite thing may precede and some ~follow.~Aquin.:
76 2, 4 | whatever other virtue might precede the act of faith, is quickened
77 2, 4 | consequently it seems to precede faith.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
78 2, 4 | answer that, One thing can precede another in two ways: first,
79 2, 4 | the last end, must needs ~precede all the others. Again, the
80 2, 4 | other hand, some virtues can precede faith accidentally. For
81 2, 4 | certain virtues may be said to precede ~faith accidentally, in
82 2, 7 | For an effect ~does not precede its cause. Now fear precedes
83 2, 7 | of God cannot altogether precede faith, because if we ~knew
84 2, 8 | follows. ~But faith seems to precede understanding, since it
85 2, 8 | Faith cannot altogether precede understanding, for it would ~
86 2, 10 | the cardinal virtues, but precede them, so too, the vices ~
87 2, 10 | gathered from those which precede, "lest perhaps ~gathering
88 2, 12 | mortal sins, because they precede the ~deliberation of the
89 2, 13 | much as sinful acts must precede so as to cause the habit ~
90 2, 13 | it is evident that it can precede sin: for it is possible
91 2, 15 | Vulg.: 'our'] God is ~one," precede the recording of the precepts.~
92 2, 15 | and understanding ~should precede the precepts of the Law
93 2, 16 | included in a definition should precede ~the thing defined and be
94 2, 16 | Reply OBJ 3: Hope does not precede every meritorious act; but
95 2, 16 | proceeds ~from merits, which precede not only the thing hoped
96 2, 31 | secret correction should precede denouncement?~(8) Whether
97 2, 31 | private ~admonition should precede denunciation?~Aquin.: SMT
98 2, 31 | private admonition should precede denunciation. For, in ~works
99 2, 31 | a private admonition to precede denunciation.~Aquin.: SMT
100 2, 31 | secret admonition should precede public ~denunciation.~Aquin.:
101 2, 31 | that "nothing else need precede ~accusation except inscription." [*
102 2, 31 | secret admonition should precede ~public denunciation.~Aquin.:
103 2, 31 | a secret admonition to ~precede public denunciation.~Aquin.:
104 2, 50 | Hier. vii), nor does there precede in them any research of
105 2, 80 | religion; and devotion seems to precede ~charity; since, in the
106 2, 81 | repetition of the two that ~precede, and thus helps us to understand
107 2, 86 | religion, so that probation may precede the obligation of the vow. ~
108 2, 92 | Nevertheless certain sins may ~precede idolatry and dispose man
109 2, 98 | presuppose spiritual things, but precede them in the order ~of time.
110 2, 102 | of grace and virtues may ~precede, even in point of time,
111 2, 139 | moderation of the passions that ~precede results in moderation of
112 2, 160 | also certain things that precede and follow them, as we have
113 2, 163 | Now punishment should not precede fault. Therefore it ~was
114 2, 180 | the active life does not precede the ~contemplative. For
115 2, 180 | that, A thing is said to precede in two ways. First, with ~
116 2, 180 | applies itself to things which precede and are ~better than others,
117 2, 182 | beginning of charity cannot precede the observance of the commandments, ~
118 2, 183 | no ~bishop if he loves to precede rather than to profit others."
119 2, 187 | after. Now the commandments precede the counsels, because ~they
120 3, 6 | with the flesh ~did not precede the union with the soul.~
121 3, 6 | matter; for ~these two causes precede the thing. On the part of
122 3, 27 | of the fomes, even if it precede the act of the ~reason,
123 3, 34 | counsel does not of necessity precede choice save for the purpose
124 3, 38 | might also by ~baptizing precede Him who was about to baptize."~
125 3, 60 | when a negation is made to precede or follow a word. But if
126 3, 61 | effect. But effect does not ~precede cause. Therefore there should
127 3, 65 | Therefore Matrimony should precede Baptism.~Aquin.: SMT TP
128 3, 65 | Therefore order should precede Baptism and the other sacraments.~
129 3, 65 | Therefore Penance should precede the ~Eucharist.~Aquin.:
130 3, 65 | the individual, ~naturally precede those which are intended
131 3, 68 | Baptism, makes faith to precede Baptism (Mk. 16:16): ~"He
132 3, 70 | positive effects naturally precede those that denote privation,
133 3, 71 | Whether catechism should precede Baptism?~(2) Whether exorcism
134 3, 71 | Whether exorcism should precede Baptism?~(3) Whether what
135 3, 71 | Whether catechism should precede Baptism?~Aquin.: SMT TP
136 3, 71 | that catechism should not precede Baptism. For by ~Baptism
137 3, 71 | Therefore catechism should not precede Baptism.~Aquin.: SMT TP
138 3, 71 | fitting that ~catechism should precede Baptism. Hence when our
139 3, 71 | baptize, He made teaching to precede Baptism, saying: "Go ye . . .
140 3, 71 | Whether exorcism should precede Baptism?~Aquin.: SMT TP
141 3, 71 | that exorcism should not precede Baptism. For exorcism ~is
142 3, 71 | Therefore exorcism should not precede Baptism.~Aquin.: SMT TP
143 3, 71 | But disposition must needs precede the perfect form: because ~
144 3, 74 | day is said by ~John to precede the day of the Pasch, while
145 3, 78 | pronounced without those that precede. The priest, however, ~would
146 3, 84 | The three sacraments which precede Penance refer to the ~ship
147 3, 85 | from one extreme seems to precede approach to ~the other.
148 3, 85 | soul; but one is said to precede the ~other in the order
149 3, 85 | certain ~praiseworthy acts can precede the act and the habit of
150 3, 85 | the theological virtues precede it simply. Nevertheless,
151 3, 85 | the other ~virtues seem to precede, as that which is natural
152 3, 85 | hope and charity, which precede it in ~the order of nature;
153 3, 89 | some virtues naturally ~precede penance, viz., faith, hope,
154 Suppl, 18| this disposition does not precede the reception of Baptism
155 Suppl, 20| absolution from which ~should precede absolution from sin, for
156 Suppl, 30| respect to all the others that precede, and acts by virtue of ~
157 Suppl, 34| of grace and, in a way, ~precede grace; and consequently
158 Suppl, 39| powers like natural powers precede acts - although acquired ~
159 Suppl, 59| contracting of marriage if they precede it, which nevertheless cannot ~
160 Suppl, 62| pertains to a divorce, ought to precede the judgment ~of the Church.~
161 Suppl, 62| necessary for inscription to precede, whereby he ~binds himself
162 Suppl, 69| namely the ~things that precede, those that accompany, and
163 Suppl, 69| partly, though not wholly, precede the resurrection; (2) of
164 Suppl, 69| 3~Among the things which precede the resurrection we must
165 Suppl, 69| conflagration which ~will precede the appearance of the Judge.~
166 Suppl, 69| of the judge, should not precede the judgment. Now hell fire
167 Suppl, 72| OF THE SIGNS THAT WILL PRECEDE THE JUDGMENT (THREE ARTICLES)~
168 Suppl, 72| consider the signs that will precede the judgment: and ~under
169 Suppl, 72| Whether any signs will precede the Lord's coming to judgment?~(
170 Suppl, 72| 1~Whether any signs will precede the Lord's coming to judgment?~
171 Suppl, 72| Therefore signs will not precede that coming~Aquin.: SMT
172 Suppl, 72| Therefore signs ~ought not to precede it.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[73]
173 Suppl, 72| Therefore neither will they precede ~the second.~Aquin.: SMT
174 Suppl, 72| consequently many signs ~will precede the advent of Christ when
175 Suppl, 72| manifest ~sings which will precede the judgment immediately
176 Suppl, 72| world a fire that shall precede Him, and ~shall rise in
177 Suppl, 72| Further, the resurrection will precede the judgment, else every
178 Suppl, 72| burning of the world will precede ~the resurrection, for the
179 Suppl, 72| Therefore that fire will precede the ~judgment.~Aquin.: SMT
180 Suppl, 72| regards its ~beginning, precede the judgment. This can clearly
181 Suppl, 72| resurrection of the dead will precede the judgment, since ~according
182 Suppl, 72| cleanse the world, will precede the judgment, but as regards
183 Suppl, 72| conflagration, in so far as it ~will precede the judgment, will act as
184 Suppl, 72| cleanse the elect and will precede ~the judgment, another that
185 Suppl, 73| cannot be unless the cause precede. But the ~resurrection of
186 Suppl, 74| the resurrection will not precede the glorification of bodies, ~
187 Suppl, 74| Christ's resurrection had ~to precede the resurrection of others
188 Suppl, 74| restoration of the bodies will precede in time their reunion with
189 Suppl, 75| particular time which shall precede the ~judgment immediately,
190 Suppl, 85| the wicked, which will not precede this ~judgment. Yet even
191 Suppl, 85| calamities will immediately ~precede the judgment day or the
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