Part, Question
1 1, 13 | since all who speak of God intend ~to name God as exercising
2 1, 13 | for ~those who name God intend to signify all this. ~(tm)
3 1, 19 | in these words does not intend to exclude ~election from
4 1, 44 | to these it ~belongs to intend, even while acting, the
5 1, 45 | to these it ~belongs to intend, even while acting, the
6 2, 2 | Hence a captain does not intend as a last end, ~the preservation
7 2, 12 | end?~(3) Whether one can intend two things at the same time?~(
8 2, 12 | Para. 1/1~Whether one can intend two things at the same time?~
9 2, 12 | would seem that one cannot intend several things at the same ~
10 2, 12 | Therefore the will cannot intend several things at the same ~
11 2, 12 | neither is it possible to intend several things at the same
12 2, 12 | two ends: so that one can intend ~several ends at the same
13 2, 12 | been said, that a ~man can intend several things at the same
14 2, 12 | another, thus ~also a man can intend several things at the same
15 2, 12 | that evidently a man can ~intend several things at the same
16 2, 12 | that irrational animals intend the end. For in ~things
17 2, 12 | therefore, do irrational animals intend the end.~Aquin.: SMT FS
18 2, 12 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, to intend an end belongs to one who
19 2, 12 | acts for an end; ~since to intend is nothing else than to
20 2, 12 | Therefore irrational animals intend an end.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
21 2, 12 | it seems that they do not intend an end.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
22 2, 12 | stated above (A[1]), to intend is to tend to ~something;
23 2, 12 | end by another is said to intend ~the end, thus nature is
24 2, 12 | thus nature is said to intend an end, as being moved to
25 2, 12 | way, irrational ~animals intend an end, inasmuch as they
26 2, 12 | irrational ~animals do not intend an end in this way, which
27 2, 12 | in this way, which is to intend properly and ~principally,
28 2, 19 | will something because we intend a certain end. And ~then
29 2, 21 | will be said to sin, if he intend to produce a ~bad work,
30 2, 70 | 4), the Apostle did not intend to enumerate all the works,
31 2, 79 | be, although he does not intend this principally. Wherefore
32 2, 79 | the invalid, if he did not intend to heal the invalid when
33 2, 92 | But a tyrant does not intend the good of his subjects, ~
34 2, 102 | pleasure from ~those who intend to sacrifice to God. Leaven
35 2, 104 | would be a deadly sin to intend to observe them thus.~Aquin.:
36 2, 6 | the cause of ~a thing, we intend to assign the cause of that
37 2, 11 | i, ~1). What they really intend is the corruption of the
38 2, 11 | consider what they ~directly intend, and expel them, rather
39 2, 30 | who gives an alms does rot intend to buy a spiritual ~thing
40 2, 35 | intention. ~Hence when several intend a good pertaining to God'
41 2, 38 | intention, so that they intend the advancement of good,
42 2, 39 | ways in which one man may intend to harm another. In one
43 2, 41 | or, if ~he does not so intend, when his deed is of such
44 2, 41 | as when a man does not intend, by his inordinate deed ~
45 2, 62 | not lawful for a man to intend killing a man in self-defense,
46 2, 66 | whereas in accusation we intend the ~punishment of his crime.
47 2, 70 | even though he did not intend to dishonor the other man:
48 2, 71 | tarnished, and yet he does not intend this, but ~something else.
49 2, 75 | for instance, a man may intend the moderate gain which
50 2, 86 | immediately. ~But if one intend to fulfil it at a certain
51 2, 88 | 3~If, however, he merely intend, through reverence of the
52 2, 88 | when we ~adjure a man we intend to alter his will by appealing
53 2, 95 | wit, ~though he does not intend to test a person, yet that
54 2, 95 | if, though he does not intend to make an experiment on
55 2, 98 | contrary avoided. Hence if one intend this chiefly one ~commits
56 2, 108 | something, yet they do not ~intend to manifest anything: but
57 2, 132 | magnificent man does not intend principally to be lavish ~
58 2, 132 | belongs to magnificence to ~intend doing some great work. Now
59 2, 145 | most part, and he does not intend the precept to be ~binding
60 2, 145 | Now the ~Church does not intend to command abstinence from
61 2, 154 | perfectly, because he does not intend the due mode of ~vengeance.
62 2, 160 | affectively, since he did not intend it. Accordingly ~he who
63 2, 183 | bishop's office, and by this intend to bind himself not even ~
64 2, 183 | is unlawful; ~but if he intend to bind himself, so far
65 2, 184 | although he is bound to intend to fulfil ~them: against
66 2, 185 | Consequently that which religious intend chiefly and for ~its own
67 2, 187 | by his vow: so that if he intend to bind ~himself absolutely,
68 2, 187 | impediment; whereas if he intend to bind himself to ~a certain
69 2, 187 | in that ~order; and if he intend to bind himself simply to
70 2, 187 | another; whereas ~if he intend to bind himself only to
71 2, 187 | Accordingly if in vowing he intend to bind himself not only
72 2, 187 | If, on the other hand, he intend to bind himself to enter ~
73 2, 187 | we learn that we who intend to follow Christ are not ~
74 3, 15 | similar words, Hilary does not intend to ~exclude the reality
75 3, 60 | purpose, he does not seem to intend to do what the ~Church intends:
76 3, 60 | because he seems not to intend to do what the ~Church does.~
77 3, 64 | it is necessary that he intend to do that which Christ
78 3, 64 | notwithstanding, he can intend to do what ~the Church does,
79 3, 64 | instance, when a man does not ~intend to confer a sacrament, but
80 3, 64 | for instance, a priest may intend to baptize a ~woman so as
81 3, 67 | rebaptizing: because each would intend to baptize an unbaptized
82 3, 68 | must he, of his own will, intend to lead a new life, the ~
83 3, 68 | is necessary for him to intend to ~receive that which is
84 3, 68 | concerned, she does not intend to give Baptism save to
85 3, 68 | reason they can be said to intend, not by their own act of ~
86 3, 74 | unleavened bread do ~not intend to follow the ceremonial
87 3, 78 | The Evangelists did not intend to hand down the forms of ~
88 3, 80 | perchance the unbeliever were to intend to receive what the Church ~
89 3, 80 | of all, because he would intend to ~outrage the sacrament,
90 3, 85 | But the ~penitent does not intend this: for his sorrow is
91 Suppl, 43| Reply OBJ 5: James does not intend to forbid altogether the
92 Suppl, 43| second ~contract, since they intend to contract not betrothal
93 Suppl, 48| the contracting parties ~intend as the result of marriage.
94 Suppl, 48| instance if in baptism one intend not the healing of ~the
95 Suppl, 49| act, apparently does not intend any of the marriage goods,
96 Suppl, 49| fornication, does not seemingly intend any of the marriage goods.
97 Suppl, 49| is not evil in itself to intend to keep oneself ~in good
98 Suppl, 49| intention becomes evil, if one intend health by ~means of something
99 Suppl, 51| the character, provided he intend to receive what the ~Church
100 Suppl, 51| the marriage; but if she intend directly to ~consent to
101 Suppl, 71| damned, nor does the Church ~intend to pray for them, as appears
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