Part, Question
1 1, 1 | for all the senses are ~founded on one - the literal - from
2 1, 10 | not the same. ~Some have founded this difference on the fact
3 1, 11 | the privation of good is founded in some good; likewise ~
4 1, 11 | the removal of unity is founded in some one thing. Hence
5 1, 17 | Reply OBJ 2: Falsity is not founded in the truth which is contrary
6 1, 17 | it, just as evil is not founded in the good which is contrary
7 1, 17 | as every ~privation is founded in a subject, that is a
8 1, 17 | being, so every evil is ~founded in some good, and every
9 1, 21 | the work of mercy; and is founded ~thereupon. For nothing
10 1, 25 | contrary to act, but is founded upon ~it, for everything
11 1, 25 | which its active power is founded; for instance, the power
12 1, 25 | nature of power in ~God is founded, is infinite, and is not
13 1, 30 | OBJ 1: This argument is founded on a real community.~Aquin.:
14 1, 32 | real plurality in God is founded only on relative ~opposition,
15 1, 40 | presupposes ~that on which it is founded; as equality presupposes
16 1, 40 | paternity is a relation founded on the action of generation.
17 1, 40 | for relation, as such, is ~founded upon an act: secondly, according
18 1, 41 | divine persons distinction is founded on origin. ~But origin can
19 1, 43 | the ~Church was in a way founded; in such a manner, however,
20 1, 46 | through. The objection is ~founded on the idea that, given
21 1, 40 | presupposes ~that on which it is founded; as equality presupposes
22 1, 40 | paternity is a relation founded on the action of generation.
23 1, 40 | for relation, as such, is ~founded upon an act: secondly, according
24 1, 41 | divine persons distinction is founded on origin. ~But origin can
25 1, 43 | the ~Church was in a way founded; in such a manner, however,
26 1, 47 | through. The objection is ~founded on the idea that, given
27 1, 83 | and ~principal objects are founded in sensible things. And
28 1, 95 | sense. This distinction is founded on the reason that a slave ~
29 1, 95 | the objections which are founded on the ~first-mentioned
30 1, 96 | 2: These objections are founded on natural ~incorruptibility
31 1, 102 | world, for evil is ever ~founded on good, as shown above (
32 1, 108 | authority of the demons is not founded on their ~justice, but on
33 1, 118 | virtue ~of the species is founded on. If this be taken away
34 2, 10 | thing. But since the will is founded ~on some nature, it is necessary
35 2, 24 | For since man's good is founded on reason as its root, that
36 2, 26 | threefold, that which is founded on "usefulness," that which
37 2, 26 | usefulness," that which is ~founded on "pleasure," and that
38 2, 26 | pleasure," and that which is founded on "goodness." But ~useful
39 2, 27 | concupiscence, or friendship founded on ~usefulness or pleasure:
40 2, 59 | Peripatetics, who were founded by Aristotle, as Augustine
41 2, 62 | 3:17: "Being rooted and founded in charity." Therefore ~
42 2, 65 | Eph. 3:17: "Rooted and founded in charity." Now the root
43 2, 66 | of liberality needs to be founded on an act of ~justice, for "
44 2, 72 | things, negation is always founded on affirmation, ~which,
45 2, 84 | to Eph. 3:17: "Rooted and founded in ~charity."~Aquin.: SMT
46 2, 89 | Eph. 3:17: "Rooted ~and founded in charity." Accordingly,
47 2, 94 | practical ~reason is one founded on the notion of good, viz.
48 2, 95 | saying that "law is ~anything founded on reason, provided that
49 2, 103 | divine worship, which was founded on faith in ~that which
50 2, 106 | wit, the ~Church would be founded in every nation. And in
51 2, 2 | of faith, since faith is founded on the First Truth. ~Therefore
52 2, 4 | foundation precedes that which is founded ~thereon. Therefore faith
53 2, 4 | the ~building would not be founded on it unless the other parts
54 2, 4 | three virtues, because it is founded on the Divine truth, ~whereas
55 2, 4 | word, on ~which faith is founded.~
56 2, 9 | speculation, in as much as it ~is founded on the First Truth. But
57 2, 11 | truth, on which faith is founded; and consequently it is
58 2, 18 | love of charity which is founded on God, ~when we love him
59 2, 22 | and this well-wishing is founded on some kind of communication.~
60 2, 22 | charity since ~it is not founded principally on the virtue
61 2, 22 | to Eph. 3:17: "Rooted and founded in charity." ~Now a root
62 2, 23 | friendship of ~man for God, founded upon the fellowship of everlasting
63 2, 23 | the love of God, which is founded ~on the fellowship of natural
64 2, 23 | the other hand, charity is founded on a supernatural fellowship,
65 2, 24 | OBJ 2: Further, charity is founded on the fellowship of happiness,
66 2, 24 | friendship of charity ~is founded upon the fellowship of everlasting
67 2, 24 | friendship of charity is founded.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[25] A[
68 2, 25 | the ~love of charity is founded; while man, out of charity,
69 2, 25 | friendship of charity is ~founded upon the fellowship of happiness,
70 2, 30 | children to their parents is founded ~on nature, wherefore the
71 2, 37 | Truth, on which faith is founded; ~whereas schism is opposed
72 2, 93 | for it is believed to be founded not ~on a chance movement,
73 2, 99 | and on each of them is founded a kind of ~friendship, which
74 2, 145 | your fast your own will is founded," and a ~little further
75 2, 172 | was made to Isaac, being founded on that which was ~made
76 2, 172 | revelations to the ~prophets were founded. And so, too, in the time
77 2, 172 | faith ~of the Church is founded on the revelation vouchsafed
78 2, 184 | school of perfection is founded on the ~principles laid
79 2, 185 | religious orders were not as yet founded. Secondly, because religious ~
80 2, 186 | religious orders ~that are founded for preaching and other
81 3, 1 | nature, established and founded faith." ~Secondly, with
82 3, 47 | the ~moral order which are founded on the precepts of charity,
83 3, 63 | a ~character, cannot be founded immediately on the essence
84 3, 63 | which such a relation is founded. And it ~is in this that
85 3, 77 | that all accidents remain founded upon ~dimensive quantity.~
86 3, 89 | spiritual life, which is founded on charity, whereby the
87 Suppl, 6 | in the Church ~which is founded by God. Wherefore they need
88 Suppl, 6 | And since the Church is founded on ~faith and the sacraments,
89 Suppl, 25| of faith the ~Church was founded (Lk. 22:32): "I have prayed
90 Suppl, 39| the power of orders is founded in the soul. But sex is ~
91 Suppl, 40| instituted other ~ministers and founded the Church. Hence it belongs
92 Suppl, 44| Reply OBJ 3: A relation is founded on something as its cause -
93 Suppl, 44| for ~instance likeness is founded on quality - and on something
94 Suppl, 55| certain natural friendship is founded on natural ~fellowship.
95 Suppl, 55| so ~that this relation is founded really in both extremes.
96 Suppl, 65| Objection that human nature was ~founded without any defect, and
97 Suppl, 69| from the soul, is entirely ~founded as it were on the soul:
98 Suppl, 71| between them, for that life is founded on ~charity towards God,
99 Suppl, 71| whereon indulgences are founded.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[71] A[
100 Suppl, 78| nature, ~because as God founded human nature without a defect,
101 Suppl, 93| human institution, ~they are founded somewhat on the nature of
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