Part, Question
1 1, 12 | contemplation, ~above the ordinary state.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
2 1, 13 | not belong to Him in the ~ordinary sense of its signification,
3 1, 25 | to be able to do by His ordinary ~power. In this manner,
4 1, 28 | were comprehended in the ordinary meaning of that ~term. For
5 1, 58 | made all ~things, not as ordinary days measured by the solar
6 1, 58 | classes of things. As in the ~ordinary day, morning is the beginning,
7 1, 59 | made all ~things, not as ordinary days measured by the solar
8 1, 59 | classes of things. As in the ~ordinary day, morning is the beginning,
9 1, 91 | into existence outside the ordinary course of nature. Therefore
10 1, 93 | Essence if we ~consider the ordinary state of that life; unless,
11 1, 100 | we must be guided by the ordinary course of nature. ~Now it
12 1, 104 | which are contrary to the ordinary course of nature."~Aquin.:
13 1, 112 | men visibly outside the ordinary course of nature comes from
14 2, 22 | relieve the ~unhappy: and yet ordinary human speech is wont to
15 2, 54 | habits may be taken in the ordinary way in which forms ~differ
16 2, 65 | works, by reason of certain ordinary dispositions remaining from
17 2, 68 | perfection surpassing the ~ordinary perfection of virtue. Now
18 2, 68 | perfection surpassing the ordinary ~standard of virtue; because
19 2, 68 | 1: The gifts surpass the ordinary perfection of the virtues, ~
20 2, 68 | piety and knowledge regard ordinary matters. ~Consequently the
21 2, 68 | piety are concerned with ordinary matters. Hence counsel together
22 2, 99 | Commandments (praecepta) in the ordinary acceptance of the word.]~
23 2, 102 | wild, and not deputed to ordinary use among men: or, if they
24 2, 30 | with one's station and the ~ordinary occurrences of life: for
25 2, 36 | Contention here denotes an ordinary dispute. For Job had ~said (
26 2, 46 | concerns judgment in matters of ordinary occurrence, and "gnome,"
27 2, 65 | they preside whether by ~ordinary or by delegated authority.
28 2, 65 | either of delegated or ~of ordinary authority.~Aquin.: SMT SS
29 2, 65 | justly condemned by the ordinary.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[67] A[
30 2, 67 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, ordinary authority is more binding
31 2, 67 | it lawful to appeal from ordinary judges.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
32 2, 67 | hand the authority of an ordinary judge ~depends, not on the
33 2, 67 | judge be at the same time ordinary and ~chosen by the litigants,
34 2, 67 | decision, since ~seemingly his ordinary authority occasioned his
35 2, 67 | fact that he was ~appointed ordinary judge by the prince.~Aquin.:
36 2, 85 | people; for ~according to the ordinary law they are bound to pay
37 2, 96 | tongue in the course of an ~ordinary conversation. Therefore
38 2, 96 | than to swear by God in ordinary conversation, both on account
39 2, 98 | be lawful now to buy ~an ordinary field as a site for a cemetery
40 2, 98 | intended merely to buy an ordinary plot of ground. Even now, ~
41 2, 101 | PARTS OF OBSERVANCE AND ORDINARY VICE (QQ[103]-109)~OF DULIA (
42 2, 113 | words or deeds in their ~ordinary behavior towards their fellows.~
43 2, 127 | EIGHT ARTICLES) [*Not in the ordinary restricted sense ~but as
44 2, 127 | the use of some small or ordinary thing, if, for instance,
45 2, 127 | imperfect, can extend to ordinary and ~trifling operations.
46 2, 127 | also about that which is ordinary or little: because ~things
47 2, 127 | are two virtues, one about ordinary or little sums of money,
48 2, 127 | about honors, one about ordinary ~honors. This virtue has
49 2, 127 | and much more such as are ordinary or little. In like ~manner
50 2, 128 | that virtue which is about ordinary honor, as stated ~above (
51 2, 133 | that illiberality regards ~ordinary expenditure, while meanness
52 2, 135 | deeds: yet in ~little or ordinary deeds, it is difficult to
53 2, 145 | be becoming to him under ordinary circumstances, for ~instance
54 2, 145 | The quotation is from the Ordinary Gloss, where the reference
55 2, 150 | such like resolution is the ordinary and ~natural result thereof.
56 2, 151 | First, as ~regards the ordinary degree of virtue, and as
57 2, 158 | which is concerned with ordinary expenditure. Hence there
58 2, 158 | to be about the remaining ordinary matters that require ~moderation.
59 2, 159 | should not depart from ~the ordinary way; this applies to the
60 2, 167 | dazzling apparel, but with ordinary clothes, so that nothing
61 2, 171 | a man apprehends in the ordinary course of ~nature - sometimes
62 2, 172 | and regards any kind of ordinary object, and this he puts
63 2, 185 | deputed to those who have not ordinary jurisdiction: ~thus the
64 2, 185 | they receive orders, or ordinary jurisdiction, or if matters
65 2, 185 | incompatible, namely, the ordinary ~cure of ecclesiastical
66 2, 185 | thereto by superiors having ordinary cure; especially members
67 2, 186 | support of other than their ordinary prelates, who receive the
68 2, 186 | services of this kind, the ordinary prelate is bound, if he
69 2, 186 | that in addition to the ordinary ~prelates others should
70 3, 31 | has given a ~dignity to ordinary by extraordinary things,
71 3, 31 | the ~extraordinary by the ordinary."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[31] A[
72 3, 31 | of higher rank than an ~ordinary priest. Consequently, although
73 3, 34 | of his creation, in ~the ordinary course of nature, is natural
74 3, 40 | should have observed the ordinary manner of life as to riches
75 3, 51 | may learn it was not an ordinary man that was ~crucified."~
76 3, 62 | sufficiently as regards ordinary conduct: but as ~regards
77 3, 66 | parts of the world the ordinary way of baptizing is by immersion. ~
78 3, 66 | because this is the more ordinary fashion, yet Baptism can
79 3, 66 | easily think ~it to be an ordinary washing.~Aquin.: SMT TP
80 3, 67 | novices ~need more than ordinary care. Consequently someone
81 3, 72 | him things pertaining to ordinary conduct, ~according to Heb.
82 3, 83 | consecrated, but merely an ~ordinary supper-room prepared by
83 Suppl, 7 | magnificence, although the ~ordinary kind of average expenditure
84 Suppl, 26| delegated, as legates, or ordinary, ~as bishops-elect, it follows
85 Suppl, 28| who has the keys. Now ~an ordinary priest has the keys. Therefore
86 Suppl, 31| Consequently it can be given by ordinary priests.~Aquin.: SMT XP
87 Suppl, 37| the gospel doctrine; while ordinary perfection, such as ~the
88 Suppl, 39| said that they have not ordinary ~authority, but delegated
89 Suppl, 54| 1/1~OBJ 6: Further, in ordinary things a different degree
90 Suppl, 72| will take place not in the ordinary course of things, but by
91 Appen1, 1| this good, which in the ordinary course of things he would ~
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