Part, Question
1 2, 152 | to her in virtue of their betrothal: whereas one that is not ~
2 2, 152 | marriage, especially if the betrothal be expressed by words in ~
3 2, 152 | married has, in virtue of the ~betrothal, a certain right in her:
4 3, 29 | marriage is not effected by the betrothal, ~but by the wedding. Therefore,
5 Suppl, 43| MATRIMONY WITH REGARD TO THE BETROTHAL (THREE ARTICLES)~In the
6 Suppl, 43| we ~must treat (1) of the betrothal; (2) of the nature of matrimony; (
7 Suppl, 43| inquiry:~(1) What is the betrothal?~(2) Who can contract a
8 Suppl, 43| 2) Who can contract a betrothal?~(3) Whether a betrothal
9 Suppl, 43| betrothal?~(3) Whether a betrothal can be canceled?~Aquin.:
10 Suppl, 43| Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether a betrothal is a promise of future marriage?~
11 Suppl, 43| 1: It would seem that a betrothal is not rightly defined "
12 Suppl, 43| betrothed by ~reason of his betrothal. Therefore it is wrongly
13 Suppl, 43| those who have contracted a betrothal are not compelled ~by the
14 Suppl, 43| the marriage. Therefore a betrothal is not a ~promise.~Aquin.:
15 Suppl, 43| 3: Further, sometimes a betrothal does not consist of a mere ~
16 Suppl, 43| free and absolute. But a betrothal is ~sometimes expressed
17 Suppl, 43| this ~promise is called "a betrothal from plighting one's troth,"
18 Suppl, 43| conversely; secondly, by giving betrothal pledges, such as money and
19 Suppl, 43| sterility," and then ~no betrothal is contracted; or else it
20 Suppl, 43| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The betrothal itself and giving of sureties
21 Suppl, 43| destroy the liberty of the betrothal, but gives it an increase ~
22 Suppl, 43| assigned as the age for betrothal?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[43] A[
23 Suppl, 43| assigned as the ~age for betrothal. For a contract that can
24 Suppl, 43| whom it concerns. Now a betrothal can be ~arranged by the
25 Suppl, 43| betrothed. Therefore a betrothal can be arranged before the
26 Suppl, 43| necessary for the contract ~of betrothal, so is there for the consent
27 Suppl, 43| of blasphemy. Therefore a betrothal can take place ~before the
28 Suppl, 43| Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, a betrothal is directed to marriage.
29 Suppl, 43| they intend to contract not betrothal but marriage. ~Therefore
30 Suppl, 43| boat. ~Now the contract of betrothal is an action common to the
31 Suppl, 43| mature age, he can contract a betrothal ~with a girl who is not
32 Suppl, 43| betrothals, for since a betrothal is a promise of ~the future,
33 Suppl, 43| contract, and therefore for betrothal. But he begins to ~reach
34 Suppl, 43| wherefore in ~that case the betrothal does not take effect, so
35 Suppl, 43| result therefrom. Hence a betrothal made between certain persons ~
36 Suppl, 43| as those between whom the betrothal ~is arranged do not demur
37 Suppl, 43| something present, whereas in a betrothal ~the consent is to something
38 Suppl, 43| the sole condition for ~betrothal, hence it is that the one
39 Suppl, 43| assigned for both as regards ~betrothal, but not as regards marriage.~
40 Suppl, 43| suffice for contracting a betrothal.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[43] A[
41 Suppl, 43| who make a contract of betrothal act as distinct persons,
42 Suppl, 43| distinct persons, since a ~betrothal can only be between two
43 Suppl, 43| is an ~obstacle to their betrothal, nor can it be supplied
44 Suppl, 43| true that in the matter of betrothal if the ~contracting parties
45 Suppl, 43| seven, the contract of ~betrothal is valid, since, according
46 Suppl, 43| Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether a betrothal can be dissolved?~Aquin.:
47 Suppl, 43| 1: It would seem that a betrothal cannot be dissolved if one
48 Suppl, 43| sickness contracted ~after betrothal, for no man should be punished
49 Suppl, 43| betrothed to him. Therefore a betrothal ~should not be dissolved
50 Suppl, 43| neither seemingly should a betrothal be dissolved on ~account
51 Suppl, 43| neither seemingly ought a betrothal to be dissolved on ~account
52 Suppl, 43| one of the parties. For a betrothal does ~not yet give the one
53 Suppl, 43| fornication. Consequently a betrothal should not be dissolved
54 Suppl, 43| cannot be dissolved. Now a betrothal is ~null before the requisite
55 Suppl, 43| cases mentioned above the betrothal that has ~been contracted
56 Suppl, 43| expressive of the ~present - the betrothal is dissolved by law, whereas
57 Suppl, 43| transmitted to ~the children), the betrothal can be dissolved, lest the
58 Suppl, 43| spouse, or "vice versa," the betrothal must be ~dissolved; and
59 Suppl, 43| existed ~at the time of the betrothal, would have prevented that
60 Suppl, 43| which is an effect of the betrothal, the ~previous contract
61 Suppl, 43| Although it was not a true betrothal, there was a betrothal ~
62 Suppl, 43| true betrothal, there was a betrothal ~of a kind; and consequently,
63 Suppl, 43| seek a dissolution of the ~betrothal by the judgment of the Church,
64 Suppl, 45| this promise is known as a betrothal ~[sponsalia].~Aquin.: SMT
65 Suppl, 46| relating to the future ~makes a betrothal. But the addition of an
66 Suppl, 46| makes something more than a betrothal. Now beyond a ~betrothal
67 Suppl, 46| betrothal. Now beyond a ~betrothal there is nothing but marriage.
68 Suppl, 46| intercourse following on betrothal is declared to make a marriage,
69 Suppl, 47| he were bound to obey, a betrothal contracted by the parents ~
70 Suppl, 50| persons arising out of the betrothal of one of them to a third
71 Suppl, 53| binds in the same way as a betrothal; wherefore ~a betrothal
72 Suppl, 53| betrothal; wherefore ~a betrothal must be annulled on account
73 Suppl, 55| Whether it arises from a betrothal?~(5) Whether affinity is
74 Suppl, 55| Whether affinity is caused by betrothal?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[55] A[
75 Suppl, 55| affinity cannot be caused by betrothal. For ~affinity is a lasting
76 Suppl, 55| a lasting tie: whereas a betrothal is sometimes broken off. ~
77 Suppl, 55| carnal intercourse than a betrothal. Therefore betrothal does
78 Suppl, 55| than a betrothal. Therefore betrothal does not cause ~affinity.~
79 Suppl, 55| Para. 1/1 ~OBJ 3: Further, betrothal is nothing but a promise
80 Suppl, 55| way ~whatever. Therefore betrothal cannot cause affinity.~Aquin.:
81 Suppl, 55| affinity were contracted by betrothal. Therefore, etc.~Aquin.:
82 Suppl, 55| I answer that, Just as a betrothal has not the conditions of
83 Suppl, 55| preparation for marriage, so betrothal causes not ~affinity as
84 Suppl, 55| relationship arising ~out of betrothal, and derives its force from
85 Suppl, 55| 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Betrothal, by reason not of itself
86 Suppl, 55| manner ~there results from betrothal, which is a promise of conjugal
87 Suppl, 55| impediments which void a betrothal prevent ~affinity being
88 Suppl, 55| to it results because the betrothal is void. If however, a minor, ~
89 Suppl, 55| relationship arising out of betrothal. Now however ~they have
90 Suppl, 55| Now this is when ~only the betrothal has been contracted, and
91 Suppl, 55| contracted and there is only a ~betrothal, there can be no accusation,
92 Suppl, 56| future Baptism, just ~as in betrothal one enters an engagement
93 Suppl, 56| marriage. Wherefore ~just as in betrothal a certain kind of propinquity
94 Suppl, 58| marriage, even after his betrothal, the ~marriage should be
95 Suppl, 59| Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, betrothal is directed to marriage.
96 Suppl, 59| marriage. Now there can be a ~betrothal between a believer and an
97 Suppl, 59| parties, so in the case ~of a betrothal, which is a promise of future
98 Suppl, 59| words of the Master refer to betrothal, because a ~betrothal can
99 Suppl, 59| to betrothal, because a ~betrothal can be rescinded on account
100 Suppl, 64| Reply OBJ 4: Leprosy voids a betrothal but not a marriage. Wherefore
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