Part, Question
1 1, 78 | unites the child and its ~parent." Wherefore it is clear
2 1, 92 | unites this child with its parent." From which it is clear
3 1, 98 | by the mere will of the parent the sex of the offspring
4 1, 99 | not ~transmitted from the parent. Therefore neither would
5 1, 99 | species, must be alike in parent and child, unless nature
6 1, 99 | necessarily exist alike in parent and child. ~Now original
7 1, 99 | is transmitted from the parent to ~the offspring; and for
8 1, 99 | not ~transmitted by the parent, is infused by God as soon
9 1, 99 | corruption had infected our first parent, he would not have begotten ~"
10 1, 100 | individual accident of ~our first parent, so far as he was established
11 1, 118 | posterity from ~the first parent, does not belong to the
12 2, 17 | of the sin of our ~first parent was that his nature was
13 2, 34 | from the ~sin of our first parent; because, as stated in the
14 2, 46 | liable to be transmitted from parent to child, than a disposition
15 2, 81 | other sins of our first parent, or of any other ~parents,
16 2, 81 | the first sin of our first parent is contracted by his ~descendants,
17 2, 81 | the first sin of our first parent is not ~contracted by others,
18 2, 81 | how the sin of our first parent could be ~transmitted by
19 2, 81 | show how the guilt of the parent's soul can be transmitted ~
20 2, 81 | body are transmitted from parent to child - thus a ~leper
21 2, 81 | transmitted by way of origin from parent to child, and ~granted that
22 2, 81 | by the will of his first parent, who, by the movement of ~
23 2, 81 | transmitted by the first parent to his descendants is called "
24 2, 81 | his nature from his first parent, for which reason it is ~
25 2, 81 | transmits the human nature from parent ~to child, and with that
26 2, 81 | associated with his first parent in his guilt, through the ~
27 2, 81 | other sins of the first parent or of nearer ancestors are ~
28 2, 81 | sins, whether of the first parent ~or of nearer ancestors,
29 2, 81 | original sin from our first ~parent is because we were in him
30 2, 81 | the sin of their ~first parent.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[81] A[
31 2, 81 | the first sin of our first parent to be transmitted ~by way
32 2, 81 | human nature in our first parent. This gift the first man
33 2, 81 | however, whether of the first parent or of others, do ~not corrupt
34 2, 81 | Whether the sin of the first parent is transmitted, by the way
35 2, 81 | that the sin of the first parent is not ~transmitted, by
36 2, 81 | of the sin of our ~first parent, is transmitted to his posterity,
37 2, 81 | removal of sin of their first parent, but also unto the removal ~
38 2, 81 | upon all from our first parent, in so ~far as we were all
39 2, 81 | transmitted ~from the first parent to his posterity, inasmuch
40 2, 81 | transmitted ~by the first parent in so far as he is the mover
41 2, 82 | transmitted from our first ~parent, as stated above (Q[81],
42 2, 82 | by the act of our first parent, ~but not by our own act):
43 2, 82 | sin alone of our ~first parent was transmitted to his posterity.
44 2, 82 | in the sin of our first parent, viz. pride, ~disobedience,
45 2, 82 | to the sin of our first parent, from whom it is transmitted
46 2, 83 | original sin from our first parent, in so ~far as we were in
47 2, 83 | from the will of our first parent to this posterity by a ~
48 2, 83 | the sin alone of our first parent through carnal generation.
49 2, 85 | through the sin of our first parent. But the second good of
50 2, 85 | through the sin of our first parent, as already stated (Q[81], ~
51 2, 85 | as a result of our first parent's sin. But since the inclination ~
52 2, 85 | way the sin of our first parent is the ~cause of death and
53 2, 85 | by ~the sin of our first parent original justice was taken
54 2, 85 | through the ~sin of our first parent; just as human nature was
55 2, 98 | for the sin of the first parent.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[98] A[
56 2, 100 | of ~the sin of our first parent, and if a man be the executor
57 2, 102 | from the sin of our first parent, ~therefore circumcision
58 2, 109 | as it was in our first parent before sin; secondly, as
59 2, 109 | after the sin of our first parent. Now in both states ~human
60 2, 10 | of the sin of our first parent. If such like unbelievers
61 2, 25 | friendship between ~child and parent: while the friendship we
62 2, 29 | like superiors, and so a parent's love tends to ~conferring
63 2, 55 | offspring by her, and a parent is commensurate ~with the
64 2, 60 | another in order to succor a ~parent.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[62] A[
65 2, 63 | subject ~to the power of the parent, and the slave to the power
66 2, 63 | power of his master, a ~parent can lawfully strike his
67 2, 103 | The first sin of our first parent, from which sin was ~transmitted
68 2, 106 | through the sin of his parent.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[108] A[
69 3, 3 | from the sin of our ~first parent, for which the Incarnation
70 3, 14 | of the sin of our first parent, but are caused in some
71 3, 14 | of ~the sin of our first parent, as death, hunger, thirst,
72 3, 14 | from the sin of our first parent; ~but not other defects,
73 3, 28 | are begotten of the same parent. Therefore it ~seems that
74 3, 35 | that she is the mother or parent of God, but that she is ~
75 3, 46 | for the sin of our first parent, which was the plucking
76 3, 51 | punishment of his first parent's sin, so also ~does he
77 3, 52 | the ~guilt of our first parent's sin; and these bars Christ
78 3, 52 | contracts from our first parent, ~as stated in Rm. 5 of
79 3, 52 | that, owing to our first parent's sin, the approach to the
80 3, 52 | hell owing to their first ~parent's sin. Therefore, much more
81 3, 59 | speak something of ~their parent, according to Ecclus. 30:
82 3, 70 | after the sin of our first parent, on account ~of the knowledge
83 Suppl, 45| enter religion without their parent's consent.~Aquin.: SMT XP
84 Suppl, 52| condition by reason of the ~parent's slavery. Since, however,
85 Suppl, 54| which the child is like the parent even in ~accidentals and
86 Suppl, 54| all ~men was in our first parent: which does not apply to
87 Suppl, 54| many from one proximate parent, as is the case ~with men,
88 Suppl, 54| Ex. 20:5) to visit the parent's sins ~on their children
89 Suppl, 54| but is born of the same parent. Hence there ~was not the
90 Suppl, 56| the godparent ~and carnal parent of the same person; and
91 Suppl, 56| carnal children of the same parent. ~Each of these hinders
92 Suppl, 65| the due relations of the ~parent with the offspring that
93 Suppl, 75| by the sin of our first parent is that we be ~born in original
94 Suppl, 75| for the sin of its first parent, that all ~who by the act
95 Suppl, 87| through the sin of our ~first parent. Hence, since the last judgment
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