Part, Question
1 1, 89 | neither Scripture nor reason forbid, that man was made on ~the
2 2, 90 | the law to command and to forbid. But it ~belongs to reason
3 2, 90 | to law to command and to forbid. But ~commands are directed
4 2, 91 | human law ~cannot punish or forbid all evil deeds: since while
5 2, 92 | of law are to command, to forbid, to permit, and ~to punish,
6 2, 96 | Wherefore human laws do not forbid all ~vices, from which the
7 2, 96 | OBJ 1: Human law does not forbid all vicious acts, by the ~
8 2, 100 | part. But some precepts forbid inordinate concupiscence,
9 2, 100 | therefore the precepts that forbid ~the doing of harm are binding
10 2, 102 | it was ~unreasonable to forbid the offering of an imperfect
11 2, 107 | matter, Our Lord did not forbid this to be observed: but ~
12 2, 108 | ought to prescribe or to forbid any outward ~works?~(2)
13 2, 108 | should not prescribe or forbid any external acts.~Aquin.:
14 2, 108 | Law does not prescribe or forbid any external ~acts.~Aquin.:
15 2, 108 | Therefore the New Law had to forbid ~certain external acts and
16 2, 108 | OBJ 6: Our Lord did not forbid the judgment of justice,
17 2, 10 | Apostle does not entirely forbid disputations, but such ~
18 2, 10 | Lord says this ~so as to forbid the slaying of men. For
19 2, 10 | the authority quoted to forbid, not ~the excommunication
20 2, 10 | way the Church does not forbid the faithful to ~communicate
21 2, 12 | persons: and we ~absolutely forbid them to continue their allegiance
22 2, 15 | comes to the same as to ~forbid the opposite vices. Now
23 2, 29 | Lord did not absolutely forbid us to invite our friends ~
24 2, 31 | negative precepts of the Law forbid ~sinful acts, the positive
25 2, 37 | Excommunication does not forbid the intercourse whereby
26 2, 38 | with their pay, he did not forbid soldiering."~Aquin.: SMT
27 2, 51 | OBJ 1: Our Lord did not forbid us to take thought, when
28 2, 53 | etc. . . . He intended ~to forbid them either to make such
29 2, 58 | commandment our Lord ~does not forbid Christians to reprove others
30 2, 75 | human law was unable to forbid all that is ~contrary to
31 2, 86 | faith with God (which God forbid) thou art the more ~unhappy,
32 2, 86 | sin, so neither can he forbid what is in itself pleasing
33 2, 87 | that the ~Saviour does not forbid swearing by God, but by
34 2, 93 | among ~Christians, and we forbid the practice thereof under
35 2, 116 | evil." Now the law seems to forbid especially the concupiscence
36 2, 120 | it was insufficient to forbid idolatry alone.~Aquin.:
37 2, 120 | this precept would seem to forbid useless swearing, that ~
38 2, 120 | 2: This precept does not forbid all taking of the name of
39 2, 120 | last six precepts merely forbid one to injure one's neighbor. ~
40 2, 120 | Further, these precepts forbid murder, adultery, stealing
41 2, 120 | decalogue to include some that forbid concupiscence.~Aquin.: SMT
42 2, 120 | negative precepts, which forbid the doing of ~those injuries
43 2, 142 | ii, 6, "a man ~does not forbid his neighbor what he does
44 2, 145 | as the Church intended to forbid in instituting the fast.
45 2, 162 | Therefore it was useless to forbid him to ~eat of the tree
46 2, 167 | same sense; yet he does not forbid married women to adorn ~
47 2, 185 | saintly teacher of monks forbid this in any way," ~nor is
48 2, 185 | monks, but it does not forbid those acts being delegated
49 2, 185 | the divine law does not forbid anyone to ~beg, but it forbids
50 2, 186 | life. For our Lord did not forbid all care, but only such
51 2, 186 | saying ~this He does not forbid them to procure these things
52 2, 186 | on ~the way, He did not forbid them to be possessed in
53 2, 187 | the little children, ~and forbid them not to come to Me."
54 2, 187 | though we were great, and forbid the children to come to
55 2, 187 | and without any exception forbid any ~professed canon regular
56 2, 187 | monk, unless (which God forbid) he ~have fallen into public
57 3, 25 | This commandment does not forbid the making of any graven ~
58 3, 31 | death, as the law did not forbid his widow to ~remarry, Melchi,
59 3, 40 | that this precept does not ~forbid works which are needful
60 3, 40 | because this precept does not forbid works pertaining to the ~
61 3, 44 | For He ~instructs us to forbid them that would praise us
62 3, 44 | to God, then we must not forbid, but command, ~that it be
63 3, 79 | But venial sins ~do not forbid the receiving of this sacrament:
64 3, 89 | statutes, which seem to ~forbid this, Augustine replies
65 Suppl, 41| words the Apostle did not forbid the marriage act, ~as neither
66 Suppl, 41| act, ~as neither did he forbid the possession of things
67 Suppl, 43| James does not intend to forbid altogether the making of ~
68 Suppl, 45| Further, the Church does not forbid baptism to be given secretly, ~
69 Suppl, 45| publicly. But the Church does ~forbid the celebration of clandestine
70 Suppl, 50| the Church and holy tide~Forbid the knot, but loose it not
71 Suppl, 50| affinity, impotence,~All these forbid marriage, and annul it though~
72 Suppl, 50| Reply OBJ 5: The law may forbid a thing either altogether,
73 Suppl, 53| matrimony but it does not forbid the use of marriage ~already
74 Suppl, 54| ordinance of the Church forbid ~marriage between those
75 Suppl, 54| its ~ordinance permit or forbid certain people to marry,
76 Suppl, 54| which the Old Law did not ~forbid. Therefore those degrees
77 Suppl, 54| natural that consanguinity forbid carnal intercourse, except
78 Suppl, 54| time, it was beneficial to forbid at another.~Aquin.: SMT
79 Suppl, 55| of bygone times did not forbid the same man to marry successively ~
80 Suppl, 55| Consanguinity and affinity forbid the contracting of a ~marriage
81 Suppl, 57| begotten naturally human laws forbid ~the contracting of marriage
82 Suppl, 59| any law among unbelievers forbid the contracting ~of marriage
83 Suppl, 60| adultery in certain cases forbid the ~contracting of marriage
84 Suppl, 65| the natural law does not forbid that which is given ~simply,
85 Suppl, 65| but one ~wife, so does it forbid him to have a concubine.
86 Suppl, 67| then the Mosaic law did not forbid the putting away of a ~wife
87 Suppl, 67| Reply OBJ 1: He who can forbid, sins not by omitting to
88 Suppl, 67| sins not by omitting to forbid if he has ~no hope of correcting,
89 Suppl, 67| Divine ~authority he did not forbid the bill of divorce.~Aquin.:
90 Suppl, 69| the day of judgment, and ~forbid them to be with their lord,
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