Part, Question
1 1, 4 | among like things there is mutual likeness; for like is ~like
2 1, 4 | says (Div. Nom. ix): "A mutual likeness may be found between ~
3 1, 13 | things themselves have a mutual natural order and ~habitude.
4 1, 13 | is an idea only, as when mutual ~order or habitude can only
5 1, 16 | true is so. Consequently mutual ~contradictories seem to
6 1, 21 | justice. The one consists in ~mutual giving and receiving, as
7 1, 28 | each other, and have a ~mutual inclination; and such relations
8 1, 28 | same; nevertheless the mutual relations are not the same.
9 1, 37 | been found to ~describe the mutual relation of the one who
10 1, 37 | necessarily follows that this ~mutual Love, the Holy Ghost, proceeds
11 1, 41 | of the ~persons are the mutual relations of the persons,
12 1, 42 | in the divine persons is mutual, and so is likeness; for
13 1, 42 | Equality and likeness are not mutual." For effects are said to ~
14 1, 61 | to creature; ~because the mutual relationship of creatures
15 1, 66 | common matter, as their mutual generation and corruption
16 1, 70 | effected by contact which is mutual if both are bodies; on the ~
17 1, 37 | been found to ~describe the mutual relation of the one who
18 1, 37 | necessarily follows that this ~mutual Love, the Holy Ghost, proceeds
19 1, 41 | of the ~persons are the mutual relations of the persons,
20 1, 42 | in the divine persons is mutual, and so is likeness; for
21 1, 42 | Equality and likeness are not mutual." For effects are said to ~
22 1, 62 | to creature; ~because the mutual relationship of creatures
23 1, 67 | common matter, as their mutual generation and corruption
24 1, 71 | effected by contact which is mutual if both are bodies; on the ~
25 1, 95 | equality are the basis of mutual love, ~according to Ecclus.
26 1, 95 | the cause of equality in mutual love. Yet ~between those
27 1, 105 | the angels; and of their mutual coordination, both of the
28 1, 108 | others, does ~not arise from mutual friendships, but from their
29 2, 5 | Metaph. xii, 10). Thus the ~mutual order of the parts of an
30 2, 5 | to the ~general. But the mutual order of the parts of the
31 2, 22 | between them: (3) ~Their mutual relationship: (4) Their
32 2, 28 | effect of love?~(2) Whether mutual indwelling is an effect
33 2, 28 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether mutual indwelling is an effect
34 2, 28 | that love does not cause mutual indwelling, so that ~the
35 2, 28 | Therefore love cannot cause mutual indwelling, so that the
36 2, 28 | really united. ~Therefore mutual indwelling is not an effect
37 2, 28 | evidently false. Therefore ~mutual indwelling is not an effect
38 2, 28 | answer that, This effect of mutual indwelling may be understood
39 2, 28 | 3/3~In yet a third way, mutual indwelling in the love of
40 2, 28 | true of the third kind of mutual ~indwelling, which is not
41 2, 35 | that they have a certain mutual affinity or fittingness.
42 2, 35 | they also ~have a certain mutual fittingness and affinity:
43 2, 38 | Further, friendship demands mutual love, as Augustine declares ~(
44 2, 65 | besides love, a certain ~mutual return of love, together
45 2, 65 | return of love, together with mutual communion, as stated in ~
46 2, 73 | various kinds, having no mutual ~connection; in fact they
47 2, 100 | civil community, ~implying mutual duties of man and his fellows:
48 2, 105 | essence of a nation that ~the mutual relations of the citizens
49 2, 105 | sufficiently concerning the mutual relations of one man with ~
50 2, 105 | absolute donations, but also of mutual transfers: because ~the
51 2, 105 | 1/3 ~I answer that, The mutual relations of the members
52 2, 105 | children. ~Accordingly the mutual relations of the members
53 2, 22 | friendship, for a certain ~mutual love is requisite, since
54 2, 24 | its very nature, implies mutual love and ~equality (Ethic.
55 2, 24 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Mutual love is found in the friendship
56 2, 29 | those, ~whom it unites, to a mutual relationship: it turns the
57 2, 37 | the Church, even as the mutual ~adaptation of each member
58 2, 37 | things; ~namely, in the mutual connection or communion
59 2, 53 | this on account of their mutual ~resemblance. Properly speaking,
60 2, 56 | together in society and mutual intercourse." Now ~this
61 2, 59 | is concerned about the ~mutual dealings between two persons.
62 2, 66 | accusation is false, and then by mutual consent the accuser and
63 2, 75 | honesty demands ~be done by mutual agreement. Now, according
64 2, 99 | affairs there are many other mutual relations ~besides those
65 2, 112 | other men as regards their mutual relations with ~one another,
66 2, 127 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The mutual connection of the virtues
67 2, 157 | mercy; yet on account of the mutual likeness of these virtues, ~
68 2, 162 | minds before, ~this was a mutual concupiscence such as they
69 2, 181 | of faith, ~charity, and mutual service, according to the
70 2, 186 | place, ~by abstinence, by mutual fellowship, and by many
71 3, 16 | Divine Persons are in greater mutual agreement ~than the human
72 3, 29 | they remain continent by mutual consent, their union is ~
73 3, 29 | are pledged by a bond of mutual ~affection that cannot be
74 3, 58 | hand, by reason of their mutual equality. But ~it does thus
75 3, 65 | among themselves;~(3) Their mutual comparison;~(4) Whether
76 Suppl, 41| matrimony, which is the mutual services which married persons
77 Suppl, 42| such as the friendship and mutual ~services which husband
78 Suppl, 43| which they plighted their mutual consent under ~the marriage
79 Suppl, 45| take a wife. ~Therefore mutual consent is not the cause
80 Suppl, 45| contracts are effected by mutual consent, it follows that
81 Suppl, 45| unable to ~express their mutual consent in words, through
82 Suppl, 45| since marriage consists in a mutual ~joining together, as stated
83 Suppl, 47| must be set aside." Now mutual contract is ~necessary in
84 Suppl, 47| between them, unless love be mutual. ~Wherefore the Philosopher
85 Suppl, 51| joined ~together, and the mutual power over one another wherein
86 Suppl, 54| third corresponds to the ~mutual relation between things
87 Suppl, 54| is not the series but a mutual relationship existing ~between
88 Suppl, 58| deliberation about marriage, and of mutual ~fulfilment of the marriage
89 Suppl, 59| referred to the severing of mutual ~companionship for a time,
90 Suppl, 64| marriage debt ~without their mutual consent?~Aquin.: SMT XP
91 Suppl, 64| marriage debt without their mutual consent. For husband and
92 Suppl, 65| young do not sever their ~mutual fellowship from the time
93 Suppl, 72| neither a common matter, nor mutual ~contrariety - and to theology,
94 Suppl, 72| resulting in them through their mutual action and passion: ~because
95 Suppl, 72| first movable body ceases, mutual ~action and passion will
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