Part, Question
1 1, 67 | this might be effected by a miracle. As to this, however, ~Augustine
2 1, 68 | to work on them by way of miracle." We leave ~this view, then,
3 1, 68 | this might be effected by a miracle. As to this, however, ~Augustine
4 1, 69 | to work on them by way of miracle." We leave ~this view, then,
5 1, 104 | outside the natural order is a miracle.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[105] A[
6 1, 104 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, a miracle is "something difficult,
7 1, 104 | OBJ 3: Further, the word miracle is derived from admiration.
8 1, 104 | to ~observe, we call it a miracle."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[105]
9 1, 104 | I answer that, The word miracle is derived from admiration,
10 1, 104 | to an astronomer. Now a miracle is so called as being full
11 1, 104 | arduous thing is called a miracle, not on account of the ~
12 1, 104 | which it is done. Again, a miracle ~is said to go beyond the
13 1, 104 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether one miracle is greater than another?~
14 1, 104 | It would seem that one miracle is not greater than another.
15 1, 104 | are done. Therefore one miracle is not greater ~than another.~
16 1, 104 | at another. Therefore one miracle is ~not greater than another.~
17 1, 104 | that, Nothing is called a miracle by comparison with the Divine ~
18 1, 104 | But a thing ~is called a miracle by comparison with the power
19 1, 104 | surpassed, the greater the ~miracle. Now the power of nature
20 1, 109 | natural ~cause, we call it a miracle, as, for instance, when
21 1, 109 | Para. 1/1~I answer that, A miracle properly so called is when
22 1, 109 | But it is not enough for a miracle if ~something is done outside
23 1, 109 | otherwise anyone would perform a miracle by throwing a stone upwards,
24 1, 109 | stone's nature. So for a miracle ~is required that it be
25 1, 109 | nature; and ~thus it is not a miracle. Hence God alone can work
26 1, 109 | unknown ~to us, it is called a miracle as regards ourselves. So
27 1, 109 | which is essential to a miracle, as above explained.~
28 1, 113 | 110], A[4]), ~if we take a miracle in the strict sense, the
29 1, 113 | since in the strict sense ~a miracle is something done outside
30 1, 113 | contained. But ~sometimes miracle may be taken in a wide sense,
31 1, 113 | that man to have worked a ~miracle.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[114] A[
32 2, 103 | sacrifice. Thus also it was by miracle that the ~thigh of the adulterous
33 2, 113 | more of the nature of a ~miracle.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[113] A[
34 2, 6 | inducement, such ~as seeing a miracle, or being persuaded by someone
35 2, 6 | those who see the same ~miracle, or who hear the same sermon,
36 2, 13 | God, Who, sometimes, by a miracle, so to speak, restores ~
37 2, 102 | blind men to conceal the miracle ~had no intention of binding
38 2, 150 | cannot be restored even by miracle, to wit, that one who has
39 2, 174 | that "it was a ~greater miracle that they should speak all
40 2, 175 | Reply OBJ 1: Even as by a miracle God sometimes works in a
41 2, 176 | virtue' in the sense of ~a miracle is now obsolete, and the
42 2, 176 | obsolete, and the generic term 'miracle' is elsewhere ~used in its
43 2, 176 | possible for ~the mind of the miracle worker to be moved to do
44 2, 176 | the character of a true miracle, because ~they are done
45 2, 176 | invoking a saint; but the ~miracle is ascribed not to him,
46 3, 13 | His Divine will, that the ~miracle wrought should be published
47 3, 28 | our ~Head, by a notable miracle, should be born, after the
48 3, 29 | therefore, by her Espousals this miracle would be less ~evident,
49 3, 31 | miraculous. But it is a greater miracle to form man's body from
50 3, 31 | mystery of the Incarnation the miracle ~is not only in reference
51 3, 41 | loaves, which was no less a miracle, in order to succor the
52 3, 41 | done otherwise than work a miracle, as did John the ~Baptist,
53 3, 41 | assuage His hunger by a ~miracle.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[41] A[
54 3, 41 | the ~needless working of a miracle; and from the desire of
55 3, 43 | Specifically, of each kind of miracle; (3) In particular, of His ~
56 3, 43 | this is what is meant by a miracle. Wherefore Pope Leo ~says (
57 3, 43 | His childhood. ~But the miracle of changing water into wine
58 3, 43 | was astonished at" the ~miracle which He had worked in "
59 3, 43 | His ~own power, any single miracle worked by Christ by His
60 3, 44 | to consider each kind of miracle:~(1) The miracles which
61 3, 44 | was not disturbed by the miracle ~worked by Christ. For,
62 3, 44 | conjunction." - The second miracle is that whereas at the sixth
63 3, 44 | to ~the season. The third miracle was that the eclipse of
64 3, 44 | pass away." The fourth miracle consisted in this, that
65 3, 44 | Chrysostom adds a fifth miracle (Hom. lxxxviii in Matth.),
66 3, 44 | not to be reckoned as a miracle, but ~only as regards the
67 3, 44 | that "this ~was a greater miracle than when He changed water
68 3, 44 | plants. But ~Christ worked a miracle on plants as when the fig-tree
69 3, 44 | On them ~Christ worked a miracle in the plentiful draught
70 3, 44 | not the effect of a Divine miracle, but of the action of the ~
71 3, 44 | punished: "but look at the miracle, and wonder at the ~worker."
72 3, 44 | full of moisture, makes the miracle all ~the more remarkable."~
73 3, 54 | His Resurrection, not by miracle but ~from its glorified
74 3, 54 | understand how, it is no miracle: where reason fails, faith
75 3, 54 | miraculously unseen: as was by a miracle ~bestowed on the blessed
76 3, 55 | Divine Nature, by working the miracle of the draught of fishes,
77 3, 69 | Baptism, save by an ineffable miracle of the Creator, ~so that
78 3, 76 | and blood which appear by miracle are not consecrated, nor
79 3, 77 | 2: Further, not even by miracle can the definition of a
80 3, 77 | cannot come to pass, even by ~miracle, that the accidents exist
81 3, 77 | nevertheless, it presupposes the miracle which is wrought in the ~
82 3, 77 | not, indeed, ~by a new miracle, but by virtue of the miracle
83 3, 77 | miracle, but by virtue of the miracle which has already taken ~
84 3, 77 | accidents; for ~nature yields to miracle, and power works beyond
85 Suppl, 80| glorified body?~(3) Whether by a miracle two bodies can be in the
86 Suppl, 80| Whether it is possible, by a miracle, for two bodies to be in
87 Suppl, 80| seem that not even by a miracle is it possible for two ~
88 Suppl, 80| not possible that, by a ~miracle, two bodies be at once two
89 Suppl, 80| this cannot be done by a miracle. The minor is proved thus. ~
90 Suppl, 80| this cannot be done by a miracle. The minor is proved as
91 Suppl, 80| seem impossible that by a miracle a body which ~is enclosed
92 Suppl, 80| this cannot ~be done by a miracle. The minor is proved thus.
93 Suppl, 80| it can never happen by a miracle that the same body is at
94 Suppl, 80| it can nowise happen by a miracle that ~two bodies be together
95 Suppl, 80| gave birth to her Son by a miracle. ~Now in this hallowed birth
96 Suppl, 80| thus it is possible by a miracle ~for two bodies to be together
97 Suppl, 80| OBJ 2: Granted that by a miracle two bodies be together in
98 Suppl, 80| But supposing by a Divine miracle a distinction of subject ~
99 Suppl, 80| although ~it is possible by a miracle for two bodies to be in
100 Suppl, 80| never happen, not even by a miracle. Consequently we must say
101 Suppl, 82| non-glorified eye, except by a miracle. But ~this is impossible,
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