Part, Question
1 1, 6 | regards absolute things opinions ~differ. Plato held the
2 1, 11 | were divided into ~contrary opinions. Pythagoras and Plato, seeing
3 1, 13 | the like, various and many opinions have been given. For some
4 1, 13 | Para. 3/4~Both of these opinions, however, seem to be untrue
5 1, 14 | it; or as regards diverse opinions, as ~if we first thought
6 1, 16 | can be no ~alternation of opinions, and the knowledge of which
7 1, 17 | as ~delighting in false opinions or words, and not because
8 1, 27 | shows that both of these ~opinions take procession as meaning
9 1, 32 | lawfully have various contrary opinions of these ~notions?~Aquin.:
10 1, 32 | to have various contrary opinions of notions?~Aquin.: SMT
11 1, 32 | to have various contrary ~opinions of the notions. For Augustine
12 1, 32 | assuredly belong. But contrary opinions must be in some way ~erroneous.
13 1, 32 | not right to have contrary opinions of the ~notions.~Aquin.:
14 1, 32 | faith. Therefore ~different opinions of the notions are permissible.~
15 1, 32 | anyone may entertain contrary opinions about the ~notions, if he
16 1, 37 | by the ~Holy Ghost?" The opinions first quoted are to be taken
17 1, 40 | I answer that, Different opinions have been held on this point.
18 1, 43 | that, There are different opinions on this point. Some say
19 1, 43 | some truth in both of these opinions; because when a person is ~
20 1, 44 | whiteness. Each of these opinions, therefore, considered "
21 1, 46 | text 101, he premises some opinions, as ~those of Anaxagoras,
22 1, 46 | movement, as appears from the opinions of Anaxagoras and ~Empedocles.
23 1, 50 | There have been various opinions with regard to the ~number
24 1, 51 | points, by following the opinions of the ~ancient philosophers.
25 1, 58 | they at times form their ~opinions of things simply according
26 1, 62 | Although there are conflicting opinions on this point, ~some holding
27 1, 65 | Para. 2/2~But all these opinions seem to have a common origin;
28 1, 66 | formation. And although these opinions seem ~mutually contradictory,
29 1, 66 | that, On this question the opinions of philosophers have ~differed.
30 1, 67 | the more or less probable opinions of various writers.~Aquin.:
31 1, 67 | answer that, There are two opinions as to the production of
32 1, 68 | set forth the different opinions of philosophers. Some of ~
33 1, 68 | day, ~according to both opinions: for as Dionysius says (
34 1, 68 | holding any one ~of the opinions given above, that the substantial
35 1, 68 | is adopted none of these opinions will be found ~repugnant
36 1, 68 | differently defined according as opinions on the firmament ~differ.
37 1, 68 | according to the last two opinions on ~the firmament and the
38 1, 68 | according to ~the last two opinions. But according to the first
39 1, 74 | one only. Now, these two opinions, taken as explaining the ~
40 1, 76 | clear how false are the opinions of those who maintained ~
41 1, 77 | Augustine makes use of the opinions of Plato, not asserting ~
42 1, 37 | by the ~Holy Ghost?" The opinions first quoted are to be taken
43 1, 40 | I answer that, Different opinions have been held on this point.
44 1, 43 | that, There are different opinions on this point. Some say
45 1, 43 | some truth in both of these opinions; because when a person is ~
46 1, 45 | whiteness. Each of these opinions, therefore, considered "
47 1, 47 | text 101, he premises some opinions, as ~those of Anaxagoras,
48 1, 47 | movement, as appears from the opinions of Anaxagoras and ~Empedocles.
49 1, 51 | There have been various opinions with regard to the ~number
50 1, 52 | points, by following the opinions of the ~ancient philosophers.
51 1, 59 | they at times form their ~opinions of things simply according
52 1, 63 | Although there are conflicting opinions on this point, ~some holding
53 1, 66 | Para. 2/2~But all these opinions seem to have a common origin;
54 1, 67 | formation. And although these opinions seem ~mutually contradictory,
55 1, 67 | that, On this question the opinions of philosophers have ~differed.
56 1, 68 | the more or less probable opinions of various writers.~Aquin.:
57 1, 68 | answer that, There are two opinions as to the production of
58 1, 69 | set forth the different opinions of philosophers. Some of ~
59 1, 69 | day, ~according to both opinions: for as Dionysius says (
60 1, 69 | holding any one ~of the opinions given above, that the substantial
61 1, 69 | is adopted none of these opinions will be found ~repugnant
62 1, 69 | differently defined according as opinions on the firmament ~differ.
63 1, 69 | according to the last two opinions on ~the firmament and the
64 1, 69 | according to ~the last two opinions. But according to the first
65 1, 73 | one only. Now, these two opinions, taken as explaining the ~
66 1, 75 | clear how false are the opinions of those who maintained ~
67 1, 76 | Augustine makes use of the opinions of Plato, not asserting ~
68 1, 78 | Reply OBJ 2: There are two opinions as to the effect of light.
69 1, 83 | philosophers held three opinions. For ~Democritus held that "
70 1, 89 | iii, 15) mentions certain ~opinions which he calls "exceedingly
71 1, 101 | viii, 1): "Three general ~opinions prevail about paradise.
72 1, 109 | Philosophers have held different opinions about immaterial ~substances.
73 1, 112 | which we may have various opinions, by the principles which
74 1, 112 | super Matt.) there are two ~opinions on this matter. For some
75 1, 114 | that, There have been three opinions about the demons. In the ~
76 1, 114 | this is the second of the opinions ~mentioned above: according
77 1, 116 | there have been various opinions. For ~Averroes, commenting
78 1, 117 | Since, therefore, all these opinions are unreasonable, ~we must
79 2, 50 | there have been various ~opinions. Some, supposing that there
80 2, 52 | way, then, there were four opinions among philosophers ~concerning
81 2, 52 | between ~the two preceding opinions. For they held that some
82 2, 59 | of ~words rather than of opinions. Because the Stoics, through
83 2, 64 | position between contrary ~opinions, as was explained above.~
84 2, 71 | there have been various opinions. For some ~say that in every
85 2, 71 | Para. 2/4~Now each of these opinions has some truth in it. For
86 2, 72 | explains how some false opinions are contrary to one ~another.~
87 2, 74 | There have been various opinions on this point, for some ~
88 2, 77 | Not every man." Now if two opinions contradict one another, ~
89 2, 77 | would have two contrary ~opinions at the same time, which
90 2, 89 | foundation, even as false opinions are ~outside the pale of
91 2, 95 | undemonstrated sayings and opinions ~of persons who surpass
92 2, 95 | the ~"Authoritative legal opinions" [Responsa Prudentum] and "
93 2, 100 | Para. 1/2~I answer that, Opinions have been contrary on this
94 2, 100 | Body Para. 2/2~Both these opinions are true up to a certain
95 2, 109 | 5]), where the various ~opinions concerning the natural love
96 2, 1 | 3~Hence in the past both opinions have been held with a certain
97 2, 4 | There have been various opinions on this question. For ~some [*
98 2, 10 | unbelievers follow many false opinions.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[10] A[
99 2, 11 | or follows false and new opinions, ~for the sake of some temporal
100 2, 11 | or follows false or new opinions. Therefore heresy is opposed ~
101 2, 11 | mischievous ~and erroneous opinions, and when rebuked that they
102 2, 11 | and Pharisees were about ~opinions relating to Judaism or Pharisaism,
103 2, 23 | speculative sciences, the false opinions that are derived from the ~
104 2, 25 | that, There have been two opinions on this question: for some ~
105 2, 28 | dissented in some of their opinions. We also read ~that Paul
106 2, 28 | charity from holding different opinions. Nor is this an obstacle
107 2, 28 | obstacle to ~peace, because opinions concern the intellect, which
108 2, 28 | slight matters and about opinions is inconsistent ~with a
109 2, 35 | is union of wills not of opinions. It follows from ~this that
110 2, 47 | undemonstrated ~assertions and opinions of such persons as are experienced,
111 2, 51 | docility" in accepting the opinions of others. He that takes ~
112 2, 81 | worship of God. All these ~opinions were disproved in the FP,
113 2, 92 | Body Para. 4/5~The last two opinions were held to belong to "
114 2, 92 | to various ~and contrary opinions about the nature of their
115 2, 93 | based on false and vain ~opinions, in order that man's mind
116 2, 93 | there have been various opinions. For some have ~stated that
117 2, 93 | entangle our minds with vain opinions. This seems to ~be true
118 2, 136 | and ~grieve when their opinions are rejected." And if it
119 2, 136 | because they abide by their opinions more ~than they should;
120 2, 158 | seem to have had various opinions about modesty. For wherever ~
121 2, 173 | Here we find a diversity of opinions. For some say that the Apostle
122 3, 1 | that, There are different opinions about this question. For ~
123 3, 2 | Para. 3/4~But both of these opinions fall into the heresy of
124 3, 2 | the second of the three ~opinions, mentioned by the Master (
125 3, 2 | union, are not to be ~styled opinions, but heresies condemned
126 3, 15 | speaking there according to the opinions of the ~Stoics, who did
127 3, 16 | the parts. Now both these opinions ~were disproved above (Q[
128 3, 16 | joined together. And these ~opinions also were disproved above (
129 3, 27 | point there are various opinions. For some have ~held that
130 3, 35 | Para. 1/3~I answer that, opinions differ on this question.
131 3, 36 | Reply OBJ 3: There are two opinions about the apparition of
132 3, 38 | motive for ~the divergence of opinions concerning both of them."~
133 3, 53 | Reply OBJ 2: There are two opinions regarding them who rose
134 3, 62 | 3: There have been many opinions about Circumcision. For, ~
135 3, 64 | this point there are two opinions. For some hold that ~the
136 3, 72 | sacrament there are ~three opinions. Some (Alexander of Hales,
137 3, 77 | 1/4~I answer that, Many opinions prevailed of old on this
138 3, 78 | Reply OBJ 1: There are many opinions on this matter. Some have
139 3, 78 | that, There have been many opinions on this point. Some have ~
140 Suppl, 1 | answer that, There are two opinions on this question: for some
141 Suppl, 11| answer that, There are three opinions about this question. For
142 Suppl, 11| another way. Now both these opinions, by exaggerating ~the seal
143 Suppl, 17| Reply OBJ 2: There are two opinions about the key of knowledge.
144 Suppl, 25| this point there are many opinions. For some maintain ~that
145 Suppl, 29| answer that, There are two opinions on this point. For some
146 Suppl, 35| that, There have been three opinions on this point. For some ~
147 Suppl, 38| that, on this question four opinions are mentioned in the text ~(
148 Suppl, 42| that, There have been three opinions on this point. For some ~[*
149 Suppl, 56| answer that, There are three opinions on this question. Some say
150 Suppl, 64| Reply OBJ 3: There are two opinions on this point. For some
151 Suppl, 66| Reply OBJ 2: In this case opinions differ. It is, however,
152 Suppl, 66| becomes irregular, albeit opinions ~differ on this point. However,
153 Suppl, 67| this point there are two opinions. For some say that ~under
154 Suppl, 67| Reply OBJ 3: There are two opinions on this point. For some
155 Suppl, 70| answer that, There are many opinions on this question. For some, ~
156 Suppl, 71| that, There have been three opinions about the damned. For some ~
157 Suppl, 71| that, There have been two opinions on this question. Some,
158 Suppl, 71| they are offered. Now both opinions have a certain amount of
159 Suppl, 71| iv, D, 45), mentions two opinions: one, when ~he says that
160 Suppl, 72| that, We meet with three opinions on this question. For some ~
161 Suppl, 72| we consider aright these ~opinions, we shall find that they
162 Suppl, 72| answer that, There are many opinions on this question. For some
163 Suppl, 72| According to the various opinions about man's last end ~there
164 Suppl, 72| there have been various opinions holding or denying the resurrection.
165 Suppl, 72| generations according to the opinions ~of Plato and Avicenna.
166 Suppl, 76| fell into the aforesaid opinions of the philosophers: while
167 Suppl, 76| Reply OBJ 2: There are two opinions about humanity and about
168 Suppl, 77| that there have been three opinions on the question. For ~some
169 Suppl, 77| Body Para. 4/8~These three opinions have been more fully exposed
170 Suppl, 77| answers ~according to these opinions.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[80] A[
171 Suppl, 77| which point also these two ~opinions agree.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
172 Suppl, 77| to the second and third opinions, each ~one will rise again
173 Suppl, 77| according to the other two opinions we must reply ~that it is
174 Suppl, 77| matter. The second and first opinions, however, do not make this ~
175 Suppl, 77| and matter. But these two opinions agree in that they both
176 Suppl, 77| But the first and ~second opinions which draw a distinction
177 Suppl, 79| answer that, There are two opinions on this question. For some
178 Suppl, 83| however, there are two opinions on this point. For some
179 Suppl, 84| answer that, There are two opinions on this question. For some
180 Suppl, 86| iv, D, 47 mentions two ~opinions on this question, both of
181 Suppl, 86| Para. 2/2~Which of these opinions is nearer the truth we cannot
182 Suppl, 88| answer that, There are three opinions touching this question.
183 Suppl, 89| Divine essence there are two opinions. ~For some say that all
184 Suppl, 92| the name there are various opinions. For some say that the ~
185 Suppl, 92| answer that, There are two opinions on this question. For some
186 Suppl, 92| answer that, There are two opinions on this point. For some
187 Suppl, 93| Reply OBJ 2: There are two opinions about this. For some say
188 Suppl, 93| answer that, There are two opinions on this point. For some
189 Suppl, 94| that, There have been many opinions about the fire of hell.
190 Appen1, 1| question there are three opinions. Some say that ~these children
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