Part, Question
1 1, 65 | firmament"; and the work of adornment, expressed thus, ~"Let there
2 1, 65 | and thirdly, the work of adornment. Under the first head ~there
3 1, 68 | work of distinction and adornment to ~give forms to the elements
4 1, 69 | of ~distinction, but of adornment. Therefore the production
5 1, 69 | belonging to the work of adornment, ought not to be recorded
6 1, 70 | Para. 1/3 - OF THE WORK OF ADORNMENT, AS REGARDS THE FOURTH DAY (
7 1, 70 | next consider the work of adornment, first as to each day by ~
8 1, 70 | works is added the work of adornment, which is distinct from
9 1, 70 | them intrinsically, but the adornment, those that ~are extrinsic,
10 1, 70 | parts ~and forms, and his adornment, in clothing or such like.
11 1, 70 | another; so the work of adornment is set ~forth by the production
12 1, 70 | also is it in the work of adornment; on ~the first day of this
13 1, 70 | heaven, as ~pertaining to its adornment, should be living beings
14 1, 70 | Certain things belong to the adornment of the universe by ~reason
15 1, 70 | others that conduce to that adornment, for they are moved by a ~
16 1, 71 | the order of the work of adornment corresponds to the order
17 1, 71 | three days of the work of adornment, the ~middle day, which
18 1, 71 | fifth, is assigned to the adornment of the ~intermediate body,
19 1, 74 | works of ~distinction and adornment than these two works are
20 1, 74 | assigned to distinction and to adornment, and therefore ~separate
21 1, 74 | and three to the work of adornment.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[74] A[
22 1, 74 | works of ~distinction and adornment imply certain changes in
23 1, 74 | work of distinction and adornment is said to take place ~"
24 1, 74 | lies in ~distinction and adornment. Hence the word "creation"
25 1, 74 | in its ~distinction and adornment, but differently in either
26 1, 74 | place. For ~distinction and adornment belong to the work by which
27 1, 74 | works of distinction and adornment the ~Word is mentioned.
28 1, 74 | work of ~distinction and adornment, and this appears from the
29 1, 66 | firmament"; and the work of adornment, expressed thus, ~"Let there
30 1, 66 | and thirdly, the work of adornment. Under the first head ~there
31 1, 69 | work of distinction and adornment to ~give forms to the elements
32 1, 70 | of ~distinction, but of adornment. Therefore the production
33 1, 70 | belonging to the work of adornment, ought not to be recorded
34 1, 71 | Para. 1/3 - OF THE WORK OF ADORNMENT, AS REGARDS THE FOURTH DAY (
35 1, 71 | next consider the work of adornment, first as to each day by ~
36 1, 71 | works is added the work of adornment, which is distinct from
37 1, 71 | them intrinsically, but the adornment, those that ~are extrinsic,
38 1, 71 | parts ~and forms, and his adornment, in clothing or such like.
39 1, 71 | another; so the work of adornment is set ~forth by the production
40 1, 71 | also is it in the work of adornment; on ~the first day of this
41 1, 71 | heaven, as ~pertaining to its adornment, should be living beings
42 1, 71 | Certain things belong to the adornment of the universe by ~reason
43 1, 71 | others that conduce to that adornment, for they are moved by a ~
44 1, 71 | the order of the work of ~adornment corresponds to the order
45 1, 71 | three days of the work of adornment, the ~middle day, which
46 1, 71 | fifth, is assigned to the adornment of the ~intermediate body,
47 1, 73 | works of ~distinction and adornment than these two works are
48 1, 73 | assigned to distinction and to adornment, and therefore ~separate
49 1, 73 | and three to the work of adornment.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[74] A[
50 1, 73 | works of ~distinction and adornment imply certain changes in
51 1, 73 | work of distinction and adornment is said to take place ~"
52 1, 73 | lies in ~distinction and adornment. Hence the word "creation"
53 1, 73 | in its ~distinction and adornment, but differently in either
54 1, 73 | place. For ~distinction and adornment belong to the work by which
55 1, 73 | works of distinction and adornment the ~Word is mentioned.
56 1, 73 | work of ~distinction and adornment, and this appears from the
57 1, 89 | work of distinction and adornment, as ~shown above (Q[66],
58 1, 89 | at the end of the work of adornment. ~Therefore the soul of
59 2, 4 | of a certain fitness and adornment.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[4] A[8]
60 2, 102 | taken altogether was the adornment and protection of the tabernacle,
61 2, 127 | species a certain luster or ~adornment which is proper to each
62 2, 127 | each virtue: but further adornment results ~from the very greatness
63 2, 139 | pleasurable, such as beauty and adornment in woman, and a pleasing ~
64 2, 140 | preparation of food, or the adornment ~of women. And though children
65 2, 167 | sin mortally by excessive adornment?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[169] A[
66 2, 167 | outward apparel. For outward adornment does not belong to us by ~
67 2, 167 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the adornment of women is devoid of mortal
68 2, 167 | It would seem that the adornment of women is not devoid of
69 2, 167 | is a mortal ~sin. Now the adornment of women is contrary to
70 2, 167 | mortal sin. ~Therefore the adornment of women cannot be devoid
71 2, 167 | mortal sin. Therefore the adornment of women is not ~devoid
72 2, 167 | that also the excessive adornment of women is a mortal ~sin.~
73 2, 167 | makers ~of these means of adornment sin mortally.~Aquin.: SMT
74 2, 167 | answer that, As regards the adornment of women, we must bear in
75 2, 167 | those who make such means of adornment do ~not sin in the practice
76 2, 186 | that it pertains to the ~adornment of the queen that she is "
77 Suppl, 71| assistance to the poor or adornment to ~the church: for it is
78 Suppl, 77| rise again with all their ~adornment. Therefore they ought to
79 Suppl, 88| nothing that belongs to ~their adornment. Now the elements are said
80 Suppl, 92| OTC Para. 3/3~Further, the adornment of the bride is part of
81 Suppl, 92| certain gifts for their adornment, and this ~adornment is
82 Suppl, 92| their adornment, and this ~adornment is called their dowry by
83 Suppl, 92| dowry is the everlasting adornment of ~soul and body adequate
84 Suppl, 92| whereby any perfection or adornment ~of any person whatever
85 Suppl, 92| bridegroom on the bride for her adornment when she is ~taken to the
86 Suppl, 92| her to wife." Hence the adornment ~bestowed by Christ on the
87 Suppl, 92| dowry is "the ~everlasting adornment of body and soul in eternal
88 Suppl, 92| happiness of the soul is an adornment thereof. Therefore beatitude
89 Suppl, 92| properly speaking, is not an adornment of the ~soul, but something
90 Suppl, 92| resulting from the soul's adornment; since it is an ~operation,
91 Suppl, 92| an ~operation, while its adornment is a certain comeliness
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