Part, Question
1 1, 31 | be taken away, the terms "separation" ~and "division," which
2 1, 42 | by any kind of essential separation.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[42] A[
3 1, 43 | mission takes place without a separation, having only ~distinction
4 1, 43 | things; ~although neither separation nor diversity exists amongst
5 1, 44 | condensation, by union and separation. And supposing as ~they
6 1, 75 | union with the body. After separation from the ~body it will have
7 1, 42 | by any kind of essential separation.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[42] A[
8 1, 43 | mission takes place without a separation, having only ~distinction
9 1, 43 | things; ~although neither separation nor diversity exists amongst
10 1, 45 | condensation, by union and separation. And supposing as ~they
11 1, 74 | union with the body. After separation from the ~body it will have
12 1, 88 | would be ~secured by its separation alone; which cannot be reasonably
13 1, 88 | the soul in the ~state of separation cannot produce any act of
14 1, 88 | departed are in a state of separation from the living, both by
15 1, 96 | neither did he through the separation ~of the rib.~Aquin.: SMT
16 2, 4 | way. And thus it is that separation from the body is ~said to
17 2, 36 | 1~OBJ 2: Further, every separation is opposed to unity. If
18 2, 36 | a craving for unity, no separation would be ~pleasant: and
19 2, 36 | clearly untrue as regards the separation of ~whatever is superfluous.~
20 2, 36 | is a ~kind of union; so separation is contrary to unity. Therefore
21 2, 36 | rather than the craving for separation, ~as causing sorrow.~Aquin.:
22 2, 36 | 2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Separation can be pleasant, either
23 2, 36 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Separation from things hurtful and
24 2, 36 | the desire ~for such like separation is not the first cause of
25 2, 42 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Separation from God is a punishment
26 2, 67 | does not remain. Because separation from God is in the nature
27 2, 7 | unfathomable and supreme good, separation from which is the greatest ~
28 2, 18 | filial fear, whereby we fear separation from God, is the same as
29 2, 18 | included in charity, ~because separation from God is a punishment,
30 2, 18 | union, whereas fear implies separation. Now ~separation decreases
31 2, 18 | implies separation. Now ~separation decreases when union increases.
32 2, 18 | Filial fear does not imply separation from God, but ~submission
33 2, 18 | submission to Him, and shuns separation from that submission. Yet,
34 2, 18 | Yet, in a ~way, it implies separation, in the point of not presuming
35 2, 18 | submitting to Him, which separation is to be ~observed even
36 2, 35 | Now discord is merely a separation of wills. Therefore discord ~
37 2, 37 | from her. Indeed this very separation brings them ~back somewhat,
38 2, 37 | through confusion at their separation, they are ~sometimes led
39 2, 166 | practical knowledge of ~separation," i.e. of the distinction
40 2, 180 | may now and then suffer ~separation from the sweetness of Divine
41 3, 2 | without division, without separation - the distinction of natures
42 3, 7 | as it regards the evil of separation from God by fault, nor as
43 3, 35 | motherhood seems to imply partial separation of the ~semen. But, as Damascene
44 3, 46 | appearance of the gibbet that separation of all men which shall be ~
45 3, 50 | body. Therefore there was a separation made at ~one time of the
46 3, 50 | animal results from the separation of the soul, which is the ~
47 3, 50 | assumption did not cease by the separation of the Word from the soul
48 3, 50 | things: in one way it is the ~separation of the soul from the body
49 3, 50 | in ~fact, inasmuch as the separation of soul and body has already
50 3, 50 | body, consisting in the separation of the ~soul, according
51 3, 53 | returning to dust, yet the separation of His soul and body was
52 3, 77 | corruption comes of the separation of the form from the matter. ~
53 3, 81 | Further, death ensues from the separation of the soul from the ~body.
54 3, 83 | Para. 8/10~Eighthly, the separation of His soul from the body
55 3, 87 | him in some ~way. Now this separation is made complete by mortal
56 Suppl, 2 | aversion, and in the degree ~of separation from God; and this regards
57 Suppl, 3 | and in this respect the separation from God which is a punishment, ~
58 Suppl, 3 | all punishments will be separation from God.~Aquin.: SMT XP
59 Suppl, 3 | from offense of God, e.g. separation from ~God; and some also
60 Suppl, 5 | displeasing to a ~man, than separation from his last end ought
61 Suppl, 21| excommunication is suitably defined as separation from the ~communion of the
62 Suppl, 21| thus: "Excommunication is separation from the communion of the
63 Suppl, 24| so is it possible for his separation to be removed on one count ~
64 Suppl, 38| episcopal ~power after his separation from the Church.~Aquin.:
65 Suppl, 53| to God, for instance the ~separation from God by mortal sin,
66 Suppl, 55| But on account of their separation and distance from one another
67 Suppl, 55| required when a matrimonial separation is at issue. Therefore ~
68 Suppl, 55| in a suit for matrimonial separation the ~process is not by way
69 Suppl, 62| carnal fornication. But separation from bed cannot be ~motived
70 Suppl, 62| to have been a cause of separation rather than fornication.~
71 Suppl, 62| to correct his wife. Now separation from bed is ~prescribed
72 Suppl, 62| ways. ~First, he may seek a separation from bed before a spiritual
73 Suppl, 70| Further, if the soul after separation from the body loses its ~
74 Suppl, 70| Philosopher, speaking of the separation of the soul, ~expresses
75 Suppl, 70| soul well or ill after its separation from the body, are not corporeal ~
76 Suppl, 72| from one another. Now the ~separation of the parts of the world
77 Suppl, 72| Anaxagoras asserted that the ~separation was effected by the act
78 Suppl, 72| cleansed ~in one way by the separation of the wicked from the good:
79 Suppl, 72| extraneous nature. Therefore separation from the body is its final
80 Suppl, 72| spiritual death, which ~is the separation of the soul from God, is
81 Suppl, 76| parts. Wherefore after the separation of the substantial form ~
82 Suppl, 76| For the soul, even after separation from the body, retains the
83 Suppl, 77| because it is after much separation that the seed is distilled
84 Suppl, 85| there will then be a general separation of the good from the ~wicked,
85 Suppl, 85| human race by ~the general separation of the good from the wicked,
86 Suppl, 85| judgment is the general ~separation of the good from the wicked,
87 Suppl, 94| world, there will be a ~separation of the elements, whatever
88 Appen1, 1| Para. 1/1~OBJ 5: Further, separation from what we love cannot
89 Appen1, 1| they cannot undergo this separation without pain.~Aquin.: SMT
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