Part, Question
1 1, 24 | life is placed ~among the rewards of the just, according to
2 1, 47 | regards the distribution of rewards, the inequality of which
3 1, 65 | they are offered to man as rewards. ~For such rewards, as consist
4 1, 65 | man as rewards. ~For such rewards, as consist in these visible
5 1, 65 | retribution, since ~equal rewards or punishments are due to
6 1, 76 | with the distinction ~of rewards and punishments.~Aquin.:
7 1, 77 | rejoice at the pains or rewards which they receive. Therefore
8 1, 48 | regards the distribution of rewards, the inequality of which
9 1, 66 | they are offered to man as rewards. ~For such rewards, as consist
10 1, 66 | man as rewards. ~For such rewards, as consist in these visible
11 1, 66 | retribution, since ~equal rewards or punishments are due to
12 1, 75 | with the distinction ~of rewards and punishments.~Aquin.:
13 1, 76 | rejoice at the pains or rewards which they receive. Therefore
14 1, 82 | commands, prohibitions, rewards, and punishments would be
15 1, 95 | from ~the fact that He rewards some and punishes others;
16 1, 102 | precepts and prohibitions, rewards and punishments. But ~irrational
17 2, 19 | Confess. ix, 3) that God rewards the ~intention. But God
18 2, 19 | the ~intention. But God rewards a thing because it is good.
19 2, 69 | and virtues?~(2) Of the rewards of the beatitudes: whether
20 2, 69 | Of the fittingness of the rewards ascribed to the beatitudes.~
21 2, 69 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the rewards assigned to the beatitudes
22 2, 69 | It would seem that the rewards assigned to the beatitudes
23 2, 69 | happiness. Therefore these rewards refer to the life to come.~
24 2, 69 | Therefore neither do the rewards of the beatitudes refer ~
25 2, 69 | He ~is." Therefore these rewards refer to the future life.~
26 2, 69 | agreed in speaking of ~these rewards. For some, with Ambrose (
27 2, 69 | v), hold that all ~these rewards refer to the life to come;
28 2, 69 | those that are assigned as rewards, may ~be either perfect
29 2, 69 | do not receive material rewards in ~this life, yet they
30 2, 69 | they never lack spiritual rewards, even in this life, ~according
31 2, 69 | 1~Reply OBJ 3: All these rewards will be fully consummated
32 2, 69 | beatitudes, not as merits, but as rewards. Yet the effects of the ~
33 2, 69 | life are indicated in the rewards, for the reason given ~above.
34 2, 69 | the merits or as to the rewards: because they must ~all
35 2, 69 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the rewards of the beatitudes are suitably
36 2, 69 | It would seem that the rewards of the beatitudes are unsuitably ~
37 2, 69 | kingdom of heaven, no ~other rewards should be mentioned.~Aquin.:
38 2, 69 | Monte i, 4): whereas the rewards seem ~to be placed in the
39 2, 69 | heaven." Therefore these rewards are ~unsuitably enumerated.~
40 2, 69 | Lord Who propounded these ~rewards.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[69] A[
41 2, 69 | 1/3~I answer that, These rewards are most suitably assigned,
42 2, 69 | perishable ~things. Wherefore the rewards of the first three beatitudes
43 2, 69 | assigns to these beatitudes rewards in ~correspondence with
44 2, 69 | or beatitude: ~hence the rewards are assigned in correspondence
45 2, 69 | xv in Matth.), all these rewards ~are one in reality, viz.
46 2, 69 | the merits to which ~those rewards are assigned.~Aquin.: SMT
47 2, 69 | so it deserves all the rewards of the beatitudes. Hence
48 2, 69 | understand all the other rewards to be ~attributed to it
49 2, 69 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The rewards are also arranged in ascending
50 2, 99 | that in the ~Law certain rewards should be appointed for
51 2, 99 | according as God punishes or rewards certain ones ~justly.~Aquin.:
52 2, 99 | refer to punishments and ~rewards may be called "testimonies,"
53 2, 99 | forth ~as punishments or rewards of the commandments of the
54 2, 99 | means of punishments and ~rewards. Now it is to be observed
55 2, 99 | men by means of temporal rewards or ~punishments to be inflicted
56 2, 99 | persuades men ~by meas of rewards or punishments to be received
57 2, 100 | Divine promises concern the rewards of the precepts. ~Therefore
58 2, 107 | promise of some extrinsic rewards, such as honor, ~riches,
59 2, 114 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: These rewards are said to have been divinely
60 2, 7 | about Him, with regard to rewards and punishments, ~concerning
61 2, 13 | mercy that ~pardons sins and rewards good deeds, which hope is
62 2, 21 | promise. For he who promises ~rewards to them that obey him, by
63 2, 21 | induced, by the hope of rewards, to observe precepts of
64 2, 26 | bestowed by Him, by the rewards we hope ~to receive from
65 2, 59 | commutative justice, in so far as rewards are apportioned ~to merits,
66 2, 122 | requires these works of us, and rewards us for them: and ~in this
67 2, 140 | in three ways. First, as ~rewards that which they both desire,
68 3, 55 | But the punishments and rewards of the future life ~are
69 3, 59 | after the final allotment of rewards and ~punishments. But rewards
70 3, 59 | rewards and ~punishments. But rewards and punishments are allotted
71 3, 59 | as to other accidental rewards of the ~good angels, such
72 3, 89 | that through Penance, God rewards the former deeds ~done in
73 Suppl, 27| not of certain ~accidental rewards, such as the remission of
74 Suppl, 69| after death neither the ~rewards of the saints nor the punishments
75 Suppl, 69| Para. 1/1~OBJ 7: Further, rewards and punishments vary in
76 Suppl, 69| degrees in punishments or rewards does not ~diversify the
77 Suppl, 84| sentence of one who condemns or rewards cannot be just, unless it ~
78 Suppl, 85| assigning punishments and rewards to each one after death,
79 Suppl, 86| cause of certain accidental rewards in men, in so far ~as the
80 Suppl, 86| angels both in nature and rewards [*Cf. FP, Q[108], A[8]~],
81 Suppl, 86| merits and the payment of rewards. As regards the payment
82 Suppl, 86| As regards the payment of rewards, ~all will be judged, even
83 Suppl, 86| regards the ~payment of rewards.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
84 Suppl, 90| the ~different degrees of rewards (Tract. lxvii in Joan.).~
85 Suppl, 90| diversity is the diversity of rewards. This does not prevent our ~
86 Suppl, 93| Church militant ~special rewards are given to those who perform
87 Suppl, 93| the fruit. ~For different rewards are not due to the same
88 Suppl, 93| Further, there are only two rewards in beatitude, namely the ~
89 Suppl, 93| nothing incongruous if various rewards correspond ~to the same
90 Suppl, 93| somewhat the cause of reward, rewards must ~needs be diversified,
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