Part, Question
1 2, 44 | as it causes a certain ~solicitude, and makes a man take counsel
2 2, 102 | their mind and heart by the solicitude of charity, in token of
3 2, 108 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 5: Further, solicitude for the necessary means
4 2, 108 | instilled into man, and this solicitude even other animals share ~
5 2, 108 | Lord ~unbecomingly forbade solicitude about food and raiment.~
6 2, 108 | necessary, but inordinate solicitude. ~Now there is a fourfold
7 2, 108 | Now there is a fourfold solicitude to be avoided in temporal
8 2, 108 | not add presumption to our solicitude; in other words, we must
9 2, 108 | without God's help: such solicitude Our Lord sets aside by saying
10 2, 18 | the fear that ~denotes solicitude, and anxiety about evil,
11 2, 23 | proficient seek this, yet ~their solicitude is chiefly about other things,
12 2, 45 | is command?~(9) Whether solicitude or watchfulness belongs
13 2, 45 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether solicitude belongs to prudence?~Aquin.:
14 2, 45 | OBJ 1: It would seem that solicitude does not belong to prudence.
15 2, 45 | belong to prudence. For ~solicitude implies disquiet, wherefore
16 2, 45 | appetitive power: wherefore solicitude does also. But prudence
17 2, 45 | above (A[1]). ~Therefore solicitude does not belong to prudence.~
18 2, 45 | of truth seems opposed to solicitude, ~wherefore it is related (
19 2, 45 | intellectual virtue. Therefore solicitude is in opposition to prudence ~
20 2, 45 | slowness is contrary to solicitude. Since ~then prudence is
21 2, 45 | viii) it would seem that solicitude ~does not belong to prudence.~
22 2, 45 | watchfulness is the same as solicitude. Therefore ~solicitude belongs
23 2, 45 | as solicitude. Therefore ~solicitude belongs to prudence.~Aquin.:
24 2, 45 | counsel." ~Hence it is that solicitude belongs properly to prudence,
25 2, 45 | command of reason, wherein solicitude consists.~Aquin.: SMT SS
26 2, 45 | great as to be devoid of all solicitude.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[47] A[
27 2, 45 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether solicitude belongs to prudence?~Aquin.:
28 2, 46 | Para. 1/1 ~OBJ 5: Further, solicitude pertains to prudence, as
29 2, 46 | Q[47], ~A[9]). Therefore solicitude also should have been mentioned
30 2, 46 | 5 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: Solicitude is included under foresight.~
31 2, 47 | alert [solers citus]." But solicitude belongs to prudence, as ~
32 2, 51 | for prudence. ~And since solicitude pertains to prudence, the
33 2, 51 | negligence ~which is opposed to solicitude.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[53] Out.
34 2, 52 | Negligence denotes lack of due solicitude. Now every lack ~of a due
35 2, 52 | special sin according as ~solicitude is the act of a special
36 2, 52 | moral matter. Since then solicitude is a special act of reason,
37 2, 52 | which denotes ~lack of solicitude, is a special sin.~Aquin.:
38 2, 52 | seems to be the same as solicitude, because the ~more we love [
39 2, 52 | diligence, no less than solicitude, is required for every virtue, ~
40 2, 52 | special ~act of reason, namely solicitude, although it is found more
41 2, 52 | omitted through lack of solicitude, or some due ~circumstance
42 2, 52 | Negligence is directly opposed to solicitude. Now ~solicitude pertains
43 2, 52 | opposed to solicitude. Now ~solicitude pertains to the reason,
44 2, 52 | reason, and rectitude of solicitude to ~prudence. Hence, on
45 2, 52 | the act of command, which solicitude ~also regards. Yet the negligent
46 2, 52 | the result being a lack of solicitude on ~the part of the reason
47 2, 53 | guile;~(5) Of fraud;~(6) Of solicitude about temporal things;~(
48 2, 53 | temporal things;~(7) Of solicitude about the future;~(8) Of
49 2, 53 | 8, "He that ruleth, with solicitude." Now according to the Divine ~
50 2, 53 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, solicitude about works of mercy is
51 2, 53 | carefully sought ~me." Now solicitude about temporal things is
52 2, 53 | poor persons. Therefore solicitude about ~temporal things is
53 2, 53 | Para. 1/1~I answer that, Solicitude denotes an earnest endeavor
54 2, 53 | failure, so that there is less solicitude when success is ~assured.
55 2, 53 | is ~assured. Accordingly solicitude about temporal things may
56 2, 53 | the part of the object of solicitude; that is, if we ~seek temporal
57 2, 53 | the ~Gospel." Secondly, solicitude about temporal things may
58 2, 53 | man, independently of his solicitude, viz. his body ~and soul (
59 2, 53 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The solicitude of a man who gains his bread
60 2, 53 | labor is necessary, but solicitude must be ~banished," namely
61 2, 53 | banished," namely superfluous solicitude which unsettles the mind.~
62 2, 53 | 3: In the works of mercy solicitude about temporal things is ~
63 2, 53 | about the future. Therefore ~solicitude about the future is praiseworthy.~
64 2, 53 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, solicitude pertains to prudence. But
65 2, 53 | deeds but also to internal solicitude. For every time ~has its
66 2, 53 | has its own fitting proper solicitude; thus solicitude about the
67 2, 53 | proper solicitude; thus solicitude about the crops ~belongs
68 2, 53 | to the summer time, and solicitude about the vintage to the
69 2, 53 | needlessly forestalling the solicitude belonging ~to a future time.
70 2, 53 | forbids such like excessive solicitude, ~saying: "Be . . . not
71 2, 53 | morrow ~will have its own solicitude, which will be burden enough
72 2, 53 | namely, the burden of solicitude.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[55] A[
73 2, 53 | inordinate foresight or solicitude about the future, if a man ~
74 2, 53 | to forestall the time for solicitude.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[55] A[
75 2, 81 | Now we ought not to have solicitude for temporal things, according
76 2, 81 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Not all solicitude about temporal things is
77 2, 93 | mind is restrained from solicitude ~about temporal things:
78 2, 117 | and to be ~deficient in solicitude about riches. But this is
79 2, 117 | banish from ~their minds all solicitude for temporal things, are
80 2, 126 | certain manly prudence ~and solicitude to that accomplishment,
81 2, 131 | Now sloth is opposed to solicitude, which is an act of ~prudence,
82 2, 152 | race the male has a natural solicitude for the ~certainty of offspring,
83 2, 164 | cognitive part: wherefore solicitude is an act ~of prudence as
84 2, 167 | which excludes excessive solicitude about ~such things, wherefore
85 2, 184 | the Lord, and, free of ~solicitude, to be poor with Christ."~
86 2, 184 | because it involves man in solicitude for the control ~of his
87 2, 184 | human mind from outward solicitude, according ~to 1 Cor. 7:
88 2, 184 | would have you to be without solicitude": thirdly, as ~a holocaust
89 2, 184 | the disquiet of worldly solicitude is aroused in man in reference ~
90 2, 184 | external ~things, and this solicitude is removed from man by the
91 2, 186 | should ~be without worldly solicitude; wherefore the Apostle in
92 2, 186 | have you to be without ~solicitude." Now it belongs to the
93 2, 186 | Now it belongs to the solicitude of the present life that ~
94 2, 186 | for the morrow; and this ~solicitude was forbidden His disciples
95 Suppl, 8 | and in discharge of our solicitude we have decreed ~that priests,
96 Suppl, 26| appointed to a share ~in his solicitude, like judges over each city.
97 Suppl, 49| persons have to suffer from solicitude for ~temporal things (1
98 Suppl, 54| has instilled into parents solicitude in ~providing for their
99 Suppl, 54| she instilled a lasting solicitude for his children or reverence
100 Suppl, 71| has ~during life a certain solicitude for what will become of
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