Part, Question
1 1, 12 | of the Divine ~intellect whereof it is intrinsically capable.
2 1, 12 | the same time. In proof whereof, we ourselves cannot know
3 1, 14 | through Himself. In proof whereof ~it must be known that although
4 1, 14 | partly practical. In proof ~whereof it must be observed that
5 1, 27 | called generation. ~In proof whereof we must observe that generation
6 1, 27 | Body Para. 2/2~In evidence whereof we must observe that procession
7 1, 27 | generation. In evidence whereof we must consider that the
8 1, 28 | in God really; in proof whereof we may ~consider that in
9 1, 39 | every form belongs to that whereof it is the form; ~as the
10 1, 42 | answers perfectly to that whereof it is the image, it ~may
11 1, 44 | of all things. In proof ~whereof we must consider that if
12 1, 50 | material numbers." The reason whereof ~is this, because, since
13 1, 56 | principles. In evidence whereof it must be borne in mind
14 1, 60 | things adequately divided ~whereof one is not the cause of
15 1, 62 | merited beatitude. The reason whereof is because grace perfects
16 1, 65 | Body Para. 2/2~In proof whereof it must be borne in mind
17 1, 76 | immaterial form; a ~proof whereof is its operation in which
18 1, 39 | every form belongs to that whereof it is the form; ~as the
19 1, 42 | answers perfectly to that whereof it is the image, it ~may
20 1, 45 | of all things. In proof ~whereof we must consider that if
21 1, 51 | material numbers." The reason whereof ~is this, because, since
22 1, 57 | principles. In evidence whereof it must be borne in mind
23 1, 61 | things adequately divided ~whereof one is not the cause of
24 1, 63 | merited beatitude. The reason whereof is because grace perfects
25 1, 66 | Body Para. 2/2~In proof whereof it must be borne in mind
26 1, 75 | immaterial form; a ~proof whereof is its operation in which
27 1, 80 | something of its own, by virtue whereof it can resist the commands
28 1, 88 | what ~goes on among us. Whereof Gregory gives the reason
29 2, 6 | only one, "the ~principal whereof is from without," but with
30 2, 31 | than bodily good: a ~sign whereof is that men abstain from
31 2, 32 | abundant good existing in him, whereof he is ~able to give others
32 2, 35 | than ~outward pain: a sign whereof is that one willingly undergoes
33 2, 38 | should afford consolation: whereof the Philosopher indicates
34 2, 38 | effect, it is like a weight whereof we strive to unburden ~ourselves:
35 2, 39 | i.e. of a soul and a body, whereof the body is the ~inferior.
36 2, 44 | a ~parching heat: a sign whereof is that those who fear are
37 2, 66 | being, which are the terms ~whereof indemonstrable principles
38 2, 91 | relating to human conduct, whereof the natural reason is the ~
39 2, 99 | persuasion: an example ~whereof is seen in Ex. 22:26: "If
40 2, 100 | justified by works, he ~hath whereof to glory, but not before
41 2, 102 | New Law, in the sacrifice whereof ~spiritual grace is contained,
42 2, 109 | that is in man's power, whereof he is master. Now man is
43 2, 110 | the nature of the thing whereof ~it is the substance or
44 2, 1 | He not a Son; the bond ~whereof being the Holy Ghost. From
45 2, 16 | Himself. Now the act of hope, whereof ~we speak now, attains God.
46 2, 25 | than his neighbor: in sign whereof, a ~man ought not to give
47 2, 30 | respect of those ~things whereof men have abundance or insufficiency.~
48 2, 49 | actions he has to perform and whereof human life ~consists, for
49 2, 56 | as its object, knowledge ~whereof belongs to the intellect.
50 2, 61 | dispensation of ~spiritual goods, whereof the ecclesiastical superior
51 2, 70 | is done by sins of deed, whereof we have spoken above ~(Q[
52 2, 72 | Again, a man's good name whereof backbiting deprives him,
53 2, 86 | has given man is liberty ~whereof he seems to be deprived
54 2, 96 | truth). "This is the evil whereof Our Lord says (Mt. ~5:37):
55 2, 98 | movements of the heart, whereof God alone is the judge.
56 2, 116 | connection with possessions whereof we are absolute masters, ~
57 2, 145 | quarter of ~the year (in sign whereof our Lord fed four thousand
58 2, 155 | 120]]] to legal justice, whereof severity is a part, as regards ~
59 2, 176 | supernaturally; the cause whereof is the divine omnipotence
60 2, 179 | consideration and love ~whereof he delights. Hence Augustine
61 2, 180 | consists chiefly in charity, whereof external labor borne for
62 2, 185 | fulfil ecclesiastical duties, whereof teaching and preaching are
63 3, 4 | one by position or order, ~whereof very many parts are not
64 3, 13 | with an infinite might whereof the creature is not capable.
65 3, 15 | belong to human nature, whereof God is the cause; but ~rather
66 3, 52 | Christ's Passion, in virtue whereof Christ's descent into hell ~
67 3, 57 | you also may be." In sign whereof He took to heaven the souls
68 3, 59 | wicked angels: in token whereof it is said in the Apocalypse ~(
69 3, 59 | whom we speak" [Douay: 'whereof we speak'] [*The words ~"
70 3, 73 | likeness of the reality whereof it is the sacrament. ~Therefore
71 3, 75 | follows a subject, by reason whereof we ~say that "a white thing
72 3, 79 | Christ's Passion, in virtue whereof this sacrament is ~accomplished,
73 3, 79 | called ~"Viaticum," a figure whereof we read in 3 Kgs. 19:8: "
74 3, 83 | the names of the things whereof they ~are the images; as
75 Suppl, 6 | On the contrary, Penance, whereof confession is a part, is
76 Suppl, 69| bodies assigned to them whereof they be the ~forms or determinate
77 Suppl, 69| reckoned among the abodes whereof we are treating ~now.~Aquin.:
78 Suppl, 70| that ~certain operations, whereof the soul's powers are the
79 Suppl, 71| communion of civic deeds whereof the ~Philosopher speaks,
80 Suppl, 72| engulf the four elements whereof the world consists: yet
81 Suppl, 72| is a movement or action whereof nature is neither the ~principle
82 Suppl, 72| Again, there is a movement ~whereof nature is both principle
83 Suppl, 72| there is another movement whereof nature is the ~term, but
84 Suppl, 74| number of years. The reason whereof is because the ~preaching
85 Suppl, 77| is possible for the seed ~whereof the child is begotten to
86 Suppl, 77| not changed into the seed whereof the ~child is begotten.
87 Suppl, 78| aforesaid quantity: the measure whereof is gauged according to the ~
88 Suppl, 78| species, the different degrees whereof are filled by this very
89 Suppl, 83| composed of the contraries whereof ~they are composed even
90 Suppl, 85| power of action on others whereof they ~are the cause, and
91 Suppl, 94| from their ~end, the desire whereof is in them by nature. Wherefore,
92 Suppl, 95| the necessity of sinning whereof we are ourselves the cause,
93 Suppl, 95| so far as the ~movement whereof it is the measure is the
94 Suppl, 96| this is the meat and drink ~whereof Christians partake in common.
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