Part, Question
1 1, 77 | clear that separate souls grieve ~or rejoice at the pains
2 1, 76 | clear that separate souls grieve ~or rejoice at the pains
3 1, 112 | Para. 1/1~Whether angels grieve for the ills of those whom
4 1, 112 | It would seem that angels grieve for the ills of those whom
5 1, 112 | sorrow. Therefore angels ~grieve for the ills of those whom
6 1, 112 | will. Therefore ~angels grieve for the loss of men.~Aquin.:
7 1, 112 | Lk. 15:7. Therefore they grieve for the just man who falls
8 1, 112 | reasonable for anyone to grieve for the ills which have ~
9 1, 112 | judgment. Therefore angels grieve for men's sins.~Aquin.:
10 1, 112 | answer that, Angels do not grieve, either for sins or for
11 2, 24 | desire to persevere; they grieve for sin, they rejoice ~in
12 2, 28 | the same things, and ~to grieve and rejoice at the same,"
13 2, 42 | love his own love, and can grieve at his own ~sorrow. Therefore,
14 2, 46 | worse to suffer evil and to grieve for it, than ~merely to
15 2, 46 | being voluntary, "do not ~grieve those in whom they are,"
16 2, 48 | The angry man does not grieve and rejoice at the same ~
17 2, 87 | children's punishments so as to grieve for them.~Aquin.: SMT FS
18 2, 9 | truth; yet he may ~sometimes grieve for the thing, the truth
19 2, 26 | the fifth, that he should ~grieve and rejoice with him. Now
20 2, 27 | amounts to the same as to grieve for things ~that are contrary
21 2, 27 | this is the reason why we grieve for our past sins, or for ~
22 2, 32 | for, on the ~contrary, we grieve for the presence of the
23 2, 34 | spending little, because they ~grieve that they have lost their
24 2, 34 | Para. 2/2~Secondly, we may grieve over another's good, not
25 2, 34 | sinless. Thirdly, one may grieve over another's good, ~because
26 2, 34 | sinners']." Fourthly, we grieve over a man's good, in so ~
27 2, 34 | because to ~do so is to grieve over what should make us
28 2, 127 | magnanimous man does not grieve at misfortune." ~Now troubles
29 2, 136 | when they prevail, and ~grieve when their opinions are
30 2, 155 | makes friends rejoice and grieve for the same things: meekness
31 2, 159 | contemptible"; ~the second, "to grieve for this"; the third, "to
32 3, 15 | seen to drink, or eat, or grieve. But in order to prove the
33 3, 40 | during which we sigh and grieve is shown ~forth." And yet
34 3, 45 | life, that they might not ~grieve even over the death of their
35 3, 48 | has done the wrong must grieve over it and ~confess it.
36 3, 63 | is written (Eph. 4:30): "Grieve not the Holy Spirit of ~
37 3, 80 | contrition, for instance, if ~he "grieve over past sins," and "propose
38 3, 81 | such as to live, to die, to grieve, to be ~animate or inanimate,
39 3, 81 | Para. 2/2~"Our Lord can grieve beneath the sacramental
40 3, 84 | demands ~that a man should grieve for the offense committed
41 3, 84 | ordained that a man should grieve for his sin, with the ~purpose
42 3, 84 | man cannot rejoice and ~grieve at the same time, as the
43 3, 84 | Therefore a penitent cannot grieve continually for his past
44 3, 84 | goodness and at the same time grieve for his suffering. In this
45 3, 84 | The penitent should ever grieve and rejoice at ~his grief."~
46 3, 85 | reason than ~one should grieve for a proper object of grief
47 3, 85 | of grief as one ought to grieve, ~and for an end for which
48 3, 85 | end for which one ought to grieve. And this is observed in
49 3, 85 | would indeed be foolish to grieve for what has already ~been
50 3, 85 | good one has done, and to grieve for the evil one ~has done
51 3, 85 | rejoice therein, and to grieve ~for what is opposed to
52 3, 87 | displeasing ~to him, and would grieve him, were he to commit it,
53 Suppl, 2 | knowledge, and ~indeed he should grieve not only for the sin, but
54 Suppl, 2 | seems that we ought to ~grieve for his sins, even as for
55 Suppl, 2 | Reply OBJ 2: We ought to grieve for the sins of others,
56 Suppl, 3 | comparison with other persons who grieve for their sins: ~but for
57 Suppl, 4 | Whether it is expedient to grieve continually for our sins?~(
58 Suppl, 4 | sins?~(3) Whether souls grieve for their sins even after
59 Suppl, 4 | Therefore there is no ~need to grieve any more for that sin.~Aquin.:
60 Suppl, 4 | is no need for them to ~grieve for sin after it has been
61 Suppl, 4 | that one ought always to grieve for one's sins.~Aquin.:
62 Suppl, 4 | Therefore man should always grieve, that his sins may be ~forgiven
63 Suppl, 4 | rejoice, ~whereas he should grieve for his sins.~Aquin.: SMT
64 Suppl, 4 | Whether it is expedient to grieve for sin continually?~Aquin.:
65 Suppl, 4 | that it is not expedient to grieve for sin ~continually. For
66 Suppl, 4 | possible to rejoice ~and grieve at the same time. Therefore
67 Suppl, 4 | Therefore it is not expedient to grieve for ~sin continually.~Aquin.:
68 Suppl, 4 | Therefore one should not grieve for sin any longer than
69 Suppl, 4 | Therefore it is not expedient to grieve any ~longer.~Aquin.: SMT
70 Suppl, 4 | that it is inexpedient to grieve ~continually.~Aquin.: SMT
71 Suppl, 4 | The penitent should always grieve, and rejoice in ~his grief."~
72 Suppl, 4 | OBJ 2: Further, we should grieve more for sin than for punishment.
73 Suppl, 4 | the souls in purgatory grieve for their sensible punishment
74 Suppl, 4 | more, therefore, do they grieve for the sins they ~committed.~
75 Suppl, 4 | The souls in purgatory grieve for their sins; but their ~
76 Suppl, 71| after ~death: and he would grieve if he had a presentiment
77 Suppl, 72| must not believe that they grieve through knowing the woes ~
78 Suppl, 72| non-glorified souls would grieve somewhat, if they were aware
79 Suppl, 84| the ~cause which makes us grieve for the sins which we recall
80 Suppl, 84| resurrection, they will grieve exceedingly for their sins,
81 Suppl, 84| sorrow; and so they will not grieve for their sins, but rather
82 Suppl, 87| more reason for them to grieve rather than rejoice.~Aquin.:
83 Suppl, 91| and most praiseworthy to grieve for ~them. Therefore the
84 Suppl, 95| the damned. Therefore they grieve for ~the happiness of the
85 Suppl, 95| goods, so will the damned ~grieve for all goods. Consequently
86 Suppl, 95| they will, through envy, grieve for their ~happiness, and
87 Appen1, 1| punishment: for a man does not grieve less for that he is disinherited
88 Appen1, 1| after ~death, they will grieve either for their sin or
89 Appen1, 1| on the other ~hand, they grieve for their punishment, it
90 Appen1, 1| right reason ~one does not grieve through being deprived of
91 Appen1, 1| to him; whereas he would grieve if he lacked that to ~which
92 Appen1, 1| Hence they will nowise grieve for being deprived of the
93 Appen1, 1| condition makes a wise man to grieve.~Aquin.: SMT XP App. 1 Q[
94 Appen1, 1| our ~capability; and we grieve if we fail to obtain this
95 Appen1, 1| not strange that he should grieve at their loss, ~whether
96 Appen1, 2| it follows that ~they grieve exceedingly for their delay.
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