Part, Question
1 1, 57 | of ~the soul; as to its amount of grace and of glory. In
2 1, 65 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The amount of the power of an agent
3 1, 58 | of ~the soul; as to its amount of grace and of glory. In
4 1, 66 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The amount of the power of an agent
5 1, 78 | arguing, with a certain amount of reasoning ~and movement.
6 1, 83 | is subject to a certain amount of necessity: for the mode
7 1, 83 | therefore, according to the amount of such ~evaporation, the
8 1, 83 | suspended. For when the amount ~is considerable, not only
9 1, 92 | clouded, "as ~almost to amount to nothing," as in those
10 1, 98 | imperfect, so that a small ~amount of strength suffices them.~
11 2, 37 | contraction and depression amount to the same: because the
12 2, 38 | state, he feels a certain amount of pleasure. For the same
13 2, 71 | This seems, in a way, to amount to the ~same as the first,
14 2, 74 | to a sin does not always amount to ~contempt of the Divine
15 2, 101 | precepts has a certain ~amount of probability: not that
16 2, 105 | was a ~fixed limit to the amount of estates, which could
17 2, 1 | intellect with a ~certain amount of complexity, just as on
18 2, 1 | been held with a certain amount of ~truth.~Aquin.: SMT SS
19 2, 2 | of virtue, lessens the ~amount of merit, since "happiness
20 2, 4 | short of science," these all amount to the same as the Apostle'
21 2, 12 | proper to God, seems to amount to ~the same as affirming
22 2, 18 | Hence filial and chaste fear amount to the same, ~because by
23 2, 23 | much greater, unless the ~amount of its increase be ever
24 2, 58 | suspicion denotes a certain amount of vice, and the further
25 2, 60 | suffices to restore the exact amount taken?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
26 2, 60 | sufficient to restore the exact ~amount taken. For it is written (
27 2, 60 | restore several times over the amount he has taken ~unjustly.~
28 2, 60 | a thief of more than the amount of ~his theft, under the
29 2, 60 | sufficient to restore the exact amount.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[62] A[
30 2, 60 | restored by repaying the ~exact amount taken. Therefore there is
31 2, 60 | restore more than ~the exact amount taken.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
32 2, 60 | seemingly, ~takes from him the amount of the loss, since, according
33 2, 61 | circumstance that does not ~amount to a reason why this man
34 2, 61 | circumstance of person will amount to ~respect of persons in
35 2, 75 | is based on utility, the amount of the ~recompense for a
36 2, 75 | regard to more than half the amount of the just price of a thing [*
37 2, 76 | expect the restitution of the amount lent. It must be ~observed,
38 2, 76 | fixed ~contract; and its amount is measured according to
39 2, 76 | for a greater sum than the amount ~lent, which has to be paid
40 2, 76 | course according to ~the amount taken in usury.~Aquin.:
41 2, 81 | signs, to take note of the amount of our ~progress in that
42 2, 84 | find mention of a definite ~amount of first-fruits. Therefore
43 2, 84 | was ~reasonable that the amount of first-fruits should not
44 2, 88 | through them, for this ~would amount to holding fellowship with
45 2, 93 | for this would seem to amount to ~tempting God. Hence
46 2, 98 | of his office, this would amount to a sale ~of the truth,
47 2, 107 | which is less seems to ~amount to a denial of the truth,
48 2, 107 | which is greater seems to amount to an ~addition thereto.
49 2, 114 | appears to be a certain amount of deceit in ~flattery,
50 2, 117 | chiefly, not in the ~total amount given, but in the amount
51 2, 117 | amount given, but in the amount over and above what ought
52 2, 126 | mentioned by Andronicus seem to amount to the same as the ~above.
53 2, 127 | difficult and the good (which amount to the same) in an act of ~
54 2, 151 | is not concerned with the amount of pleasure experienced ~
55 2, 166 | equal ~to a certain fixed amount of labor, so too is it with
56 2, 166 | finite and equal to a fixed amount of work. Consequently ~when
57 2, 182 | physician does not measure the amount of his ~healing, but how
58 2, 184 | philosophy, cast away a large amount of ~gold; for he considered
59 2, 185 | whether ample or of any amount whatever, have desired with
60 2, 186 | secondarily, not on the amount of exercise, but on the
61 2, 186 | must needs take a certain amount ~of care in acquiring or
62 2, 186 | burdens one with ~the least amount of care. Again it is clear
63 3, 33 | not fixed to a certain amount. Now the quantity that a
64 3, 46 | consequently He embraced the ~amount of pain proportionate to
65 3, 60 | thereof, for this would amount to forgery. It would amount
66 3, 60 | amount to forgery. It would amount to the same if ~anyone were
67 3, 65 | because it has the least amount of spirituality it is placed
68 3, 65 | salvation, yet it does not amount to contempt of the sacrament,
69 3, 76 | air in a great or small amount of air, and the whole nature
70 3, 88 | subsequent sin. Wherefore the amount of the debt that returns
71 Suppl, 6 | the delay of Baptism may amount to a mortal sin, or it may ~
72 Suppl, 25| just estimate seems ~to amount to the same as to remit
73 Suppl, 25| a church. Wherefore the amount of the ~remission granted
74 Suppl, 25| is God Who appoints the amount to be remitted. On the other
75 Suppl, 26| individually, to the ~very amount that he owes. On the other
76 Suppl, 43| second contract does not amount ~to marriage, nevertheless
77 Suppl, 69| whom there was the least amount of sin ~were consigned to
78 Suppl, 71| the dead. But this would amount to a deception unless ~they
79 Suppl, 71| opinions have a certain amount of truth: for ~the value
80 Suppl, 71| thereby receive a certain amount of consolation: ~and this
81 Suppl, 80| now, unless - either the amount of the heavenly nature in
82 Suppl, 81| else, so that we take the amount of ~retardation in the whole
83 Suppl, 83| would not correspond to the amount of guilt; in fact it would ~
84 Suppl, 84| will come to a certain ~amount in the glory or unhappiness
85 Suppl, 85| is impossible to fix what amount of such calamities will
86 Suppl, 94| disposition, there is a certain amount of ~light, as much as suffices
87 Suppl, 96| equal to fault as to the amount of ~duration as is seen
88 Appen1, 2| according to which the amount of the soul's ~gratuitous
89 Appen1, 2| properly speaking to the ~amount of guilt: whereas the length
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