Part, Question
1 1, 41 | explain them otherwise, by ~observing that the preposition "of" [
2 1, 76 | Therefore we answer otherwise by observing that in matter two conditions ~
3 1, 41 | explain them otherwise, by ~observing that the preposition "of" [
4 1, 75 | Therefore we answer otherwise by observing that in matter two conditions ~
5 1, 78 | in act or potentiality by observing first of all the nature
6 1, 83 | earlier natural philosophers, observing that things known are ~corporeal
7 2, 9 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, by observing the heavenly bodies astrologers
8 2, 34 | points. First, because, from observing ~that sensible and bodily
9 2, 64 | virtue consists in its ~observing the mean. Now, good, as
10 2, 64 | anything consists in its observing the mean, ~by conforming
11 2, 64 | intellectual virtue consists in ~observing the mean, in so far as it
12 2, 64 | virtues consists in their observing the mean. Now the ~theological
13 2, 68 | 1] Body Para. 3/6~Others observing that Gregory says (Moral.
14 2, 69 | boons known to us, while observing due proportion to the merits
15 2, 73 | reason is due to his not observing the due circumstances in
16 2, 88 | beside" the law, through not observing the mode of reason, which
17 2, 97 | person is dispensed from observing the general law, ~this should
18 2, 98 | could not be saved without observing the Old ~Law: for it is
19 2, 98 | could be saved ~without observing the Law.~Aquin.: SMT FS
20 2, 98 | could be saved without ~observing the Law.~Aquin.: SMT FS
21 2, 100 | 9) Whether the mode of observing a virtue comes under the
22 2, 100 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, by observing the precepts man deserves
23 2, 100 | certain fixed modes of observing justice, which fail to apply
24 2, 103 | not with the intention of observing legal circumcision. ~Aquin.:
25 2, 103 | be ~debarred at once from observing the legal ceremonies, while
26 2, 103 | however, did not sin, by observing the legal ceremonial ~for
27 2, 104 | faith. ~But the intention of observing them, as though one were
28 2, 104 | OBJ 1: The obligation of observing justice is indeed perpetual. ~
29 2, 107 | under the difficulty of observing ~the Law, and are burdened
30 2, 108 | mention of man's fitness for observing the ~counsels. For in giving
31 2, 10 | that unbelievers sin in observing their ~rites: and not to
32 2, 31 | not be done anyhow, but by observing the due circumstances, which ~
33 2, 33 | much ~of himself, through observing his own faults; but if a
34 2, 56 | denotes the purpose of observing justice always, ~"constant"
35 2, 59 | moral virtue consists in observing the ~mean which is determined
36 2, 60 | reveals another's sin, while observing the right order of so doing,
37 2, 77 | can to fulfil her vow by ~observing continence. Again a priest
38 2, 78 | describes ~as "the habit of observing equality in commutations."
39 2, 79 | which consists properly in observing the mean between too ~much
40 2, 79 | moral virtue consists in its observing ~the mean, as stated in
41 2, 86 | instance, keeping the fast or observing continency; while ~sometimes
42 2, 86 | man makes profession of ~observing a certain rule, in the second
43 2, 86 | solemnized. Now the obligation of observing continency ~is connected
44 2, 86 | other hand the obligation of observing; continency is an essential ~
45 2, 93 | endeavor to know the future by observing the ~position and movements
46 2, 93 | Memor. i, 5] remarks, "the observing of omens has a ~touch of
47 2, 93 | divination that is taken from observing the lines of ~the hand is
48 2, 93 | that which is practiced by observing ~certain things done seriously
49 2, 93 | called "geomancy"; or by observing the ~shapes resulting from
50 2, 93 | poured into water; or by observing ~which of several sheets
51 2, 93 | or by throwing dice, and ~observing who throws the highest score;
52 2, 93 | the highest score; or by observing what catches the ~eye when
53 2, 93 | lawful to foretell effects by observing their causes: thus a physician ~
54 2, 93 | and false opinion if, by observing ~the stars, one desires
55 2, 93 | things can be foreknown by ~observing the stars: and it is evident
56 2, 93 | future events acquired by ~observing the stars there have been
57 2, 93 | unfrequently forecast the truth by ~observing the stars may be explained
58 2, 93 | doing something, that by observing the result one may come ~
59 2, 106 | of vengeance ~consists in observing the due measure of vengeance
60 2, 113 | circumstances. For if while observing other due ~circumstances
61 2, 122 | under the obligation of observing continency, through the ~
62 2, 127 | hope we conceive through observing ~something either in oneself -
63 2, 127 | for instance, through observing that he is ~healthy, a man
64 2, 127 | for ~instance, through observing that another is friendly
65 2, 132 | man to use his reason by ~observing proportion of expenditure
66 2, 136 | perseverance ~is commended for observing the mean, while pertinacity
67 2, 137 | which they ~are set forth, observing at the same time a certain
68 2, 139 | Further, no one sins in observing a rule. Therefore if the
69 2, 142 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Observing the mean is not sufficient
70 2, 150 | purpose, confirmed by ~vow, of observing perpetual integrity. For
71 2, 151 | the greatest necessity for observing the order of reason in this ~
72 2, 152 | sodomy." Fourthly, by not observing the ~natural manner of copulation,
73 2, 152 | Lastly comes the ~sin of not observing the right manner of copulation,
74 2, 160 | and one of those is the observing of other ~people's failings,
75 2, 182 | life consists chiefly in observing ~the counsels or the commandments?~(
76 2, 182 | Christian life consists in observing the commandments, it follows ~
77 2, 187 | observe the precepts without observing the counsels, but not vice
78 3, 8 | the ancient Fathers, by ~observing the legal sacraments, were
79 3, 27 | standing ~by the cross, and observing every detail, after the
80 3, 36 | out of Jacob.' Wherefore observing this star to be a ~stranger
81 3, 37 | a kind of profession of observing the Law, according to Gal.
82 3, 39 | sins; in order that by His ~observing the law, no one might say
83 3, 46 | in the suppositum, yet observing the distinction of natures; ~
84 3, 64 | sacramental effect without observing the ~sacramental rite. For
85 3, 69 | itself; thirdly, through observing a rite which differs from ~
86 3, 78 | thus, as he would not be ~observing the rite of the Church.
87 3, 83 | can be sufficiently met by observing the Church's statutes?~Aquin.:
88 3, 83 | cannot be sufficiently met by observing the statutes of ~the Church.
89 Suppl, 27| religious merit more by observing their rule than by gaining
90 Suppl, 41| reward is the difficulty of observing the mean, and this is the ~
91 Suppl, 49| begetting children and observing the marriage compact; while ~
92 Suppl, 71| in themselves through our observing their feasts, ~but that
93 Suppl, 90| This does not prevent our ~observing a certain degree of merit
94 Suppl, 93| themselves in the state of observing perpetual virginity. But ~
95 Suppl, 93| have the same ~intention of observing virginity without a vow
96 Suppl, 93| who had the purpose of observing perpetual virginity, ~whether
97 Suppl, 93| they had not the purpose of observing perpetual virginity. For
98 Suppl, 93| most perfect purpose of ~observing virginity. Others say that
99 Suppl, 93| unfailingly the purpose of observing perpetual ~virginity, and
100 Suppl, 93| a double reward, one for observing virginity, the ~other for
101 Suppl, 93| virginity: but the purpose of observing perpetual incorruption,
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