Part, Question
1 1, 99 | soul. But the soul is not ~transmitted from the parent. Therefore
2 1, 99 | righteousness have ~been transmitted from parents, to the children.~
3 1, 99 | nature, wherefore it is transmitted from the parent to ~the
4 1, 99 | rational soul, which is not ~transmitted by the parent, is infused
5 1, 99 | committed any evil to be transmitted to their descendants, ~nor
6 1, 99 | neither would the parents have transmitted to their ~descendants the
7 1, 117 | Whether the sensitive soul is transmitted with the semen?~(2) Whether
8 1, 117 | intellectual soul is thus transmitted?~(3) Whether all souls were
9 1, 117 | Whether the sensitive soul is transmitted with the semen?~Aquin.:
10 1, 117 | the sensitive soul is not transmitted with the ~semen, but created
11 1, 117 | the intellectual soul is transmitted with the semen.~Aquin.:
12 2, 17 | whereby original sin is ~transmitted to posterity.~Aquin.: SMT
13 2, 46 | anger is more ~liable to be transmitted from parent to child, than
14 2, 81 | Whether man's first sin is transmitted, by way of origin to his ~
15 2, 81 | any other ~parents, are transmitted to their descendants, by
16 2, 81 | Further, an accident is not transmitted by way of origin, unless ~
17 2, 81 | unless ~its subject be also transmitted, since accidents do not
18 2, 81 | subject of sin, is ~not transmitted by way of origin, as was
19 2, 81 | Therefore neither can any sin be transmitted by way of origin.~Aquin.:
20 2, 81 | 3: Further, whatever is transmitted by way of human origin,
21 2, 81 | sin of the first man is transmitted to his descendants, by way ~
22 2, 81 | our first parent could be ~transmitted by way of origin to his
23 2, 81 | that the rational soul is ~transmitted with the semen, so that
24 2, 81 | the parent's soul can be transmitted ~to the children, even though
25 2, 81 | even though the soul be not transmitted, from the fact ~that defects
26 2, 81 | defects of the body are transmitted from parent to child - thus
27 2, 81 | some ~bodily defects are transmitted by way of origin from parent
28 2, 81 | defects of the soul are transmitted in ~consequence, on account
29 2, 81 | the rational soul ~were transmitted, from the very fact that
30 2, 81 | Hence the sin which is thus ~transmitted by the first parent to his
31 2, 81 | before us: because guilt is transmitted by ~the way of origin from
32 2, 81 | son, even as actual sin is transmitted ~through being imitated.~
33 2, 81 | Although the soul is not transmitted, because the power in ~the
34 2, 81 | of nearer ancestors are ~transmitted to their descendants?~Aquin.:
35 2, 81 | of nearer ancestors, are transmitted to their descendants. For ~
36 2, 81 | nearer ancestors is also ~transmitted to their descendants.~Aquin.:
37 2, 81 | nearer ancestors are not transmitted to their descendants. Much ~
38 2, 81 | of our first parent to be transmitted ~by way of origin. The reason
39 2, 81 | affecting them, are not ~transmitted by parents to their children:
40 2, 81 | nature of ~the species, are transmitted by parents to their children,
41 2, 81 | natural disposition, are transmitted to the ~children, e.g. fleetness
42 2, 81 | nature ~was to have been transmitted to his posterity, so also
43 2, 81 | consequently other sins are ~not transmitted.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[81] A[
44 2, 81 | sin of the first parent is transmitted, by the way of origin, ~
45 2, 81 | the first parent is not ~transmitted, by the way of origin, to
46 2, 81 | the gift of Christ is not ~transmitted to all men: neither, therefore,
47 2, 81 | of our ~first parent, is transmitted to his posterity, just as,
48 2, 81 | soul's ~will, actual sin is transmitted to the members of the body,
49 2, 81 | that actual sin can be ~transmitted to all such members as have
50 2, 81 | Therefore original sin is transmitted to all those who are ~moved
51 2, 81 | 3: Just as Adam's sin is transmitted to all who are born of ~
52 2, 81 | so is the grace of Christ transmitted to all that are ~begotten
53 2, 81 | AA[1],3), original sin is transmitted ~from the first parent to
54 2, 81 | sin, that original sin is transmitted to those to whom his active ~
55 2, 81 | if the woman would have transmitted original sin to ~her children,
56 2, 81 | Therefore original sin is transmitted to the children, not by
57 2, 81 | 1]) that original sin is transmitted ~by the first parent in
58 2, 81 | sin ~would not have been transmitted to posterity on account
59 2, 82 | character of fault through being transmitted from our first ~parent,
60 2, 82 | of our ~first parent was transmitted to his posterity. Wherefore
61 2, 82 | parent, from whom it is transmitted to ~man through his corrupt
62 2, 83 | together with human nature is transmitted to the child. But ~original
63 2, 83 | A[1]), original sin ~is transmitted from the will of our first
64 2, 83 | same way as actual sin is ~transmitted from any man's will to his
65 2, 83 | the bodily semen, which is transmitted ~from Adam, does not of
66 2, 83 | Further, original sin is transmitted through the carnal semen. ~
67 2, 83 | of such a nature as to be transmitted from one subject to ~another:
68 2, 83 | corruption of original sin is ~transmitted by the act of generation,
69 2, 83 | But in so far as it ~is transmitted to the offspring, it belongs
70 2, 103 | parent, from which sin was ~transmitted to a men, was not disobedience
71 2, 106 | when one person's sin is ~transmitted to another, either by "imitation,"
72 2, 151 | effect. Now original ~sin is transmitted to children by concupiscence,
73 2, 162 | whole human nature to be ~transmitted by them to their posterity,
74 2, 162 | our first parents' sin is transmitted ~to all, as we have stated
75 2, 162 | according to the law of nature, ~transmitted from our first parents.
76 3, 8 | from original sin ~which he transmitted to his posterity. Hence
77 3, 8 | sin of ~the first man is transmitted to posterity, inasmuch as
78 3, 19 | of the whole ~nature, is transmitted to others by carnal propagation.
79 3, 27 | Reply OBJ 4: Original sin is transmitted through the origin, inasmuch
80 3, 27 | origin the human nature is transmitted, and original sin, ~properly
81 3, 27 | sanctification. This is not transmitted to the children begotten ~
82 3, 31 | by which original sin is transmitted. Consequently, they ~all
83 3, 42 | God, and that it should be transmitted through them ~to the Gentiles:
84 3, 66 | although original sin is transmitted through the members that
85 Suppl, 43| leprosy, which is wont to be transmitted to ~the children), the betrothal
86 Suppl, 49| whereby original sin is transmitted, is infected and ~corrupt,
87 Suppl, 49| which original sin is not ~transmitted, is neither corrupt nor
88 Suppl, 58| slave of ~the devil was transmitted to us by the act of the
89 Suppl, 64| besides this disease is often transmitted to ~the offspring. Therefore
90 Suppl, 87| But the judicial power was transmitted from the Father to the ~
91 Appen1, 1| judge it." Now the defect transmitted to us ~through our origin,
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