Part, Question
1 1, 10 | may say that a day or an hour are together, considering ~
2 1, 10 | are together, considering ~hour as part of a day. But eternity
3 2, 19 | according to Jn. 16:2: "The ~hour cometh, that whosoever killeth
4 2, 37 | that "the affliction of an hour maketh one ~forget great
5 2, 71 | when a man, at the very hour that he is ~bound to go
6 2, 108 | 23, where He says: "The hour cometh when you ~shall neither
7 2, 6 | that it was at the same hour, that Jesus ~said to him,
8 2, 33 | chiefly about ~the sixth hour: it is like an intermittent
9 2, 82 | written (Jn. 4:21): "The hour cometh, when you shall neither
10 2, 145 | to eat but once?~(7) The hour of eating for those who
11 2, 145 | Para. 1/1~Whether the ninth hour is suitably fixed for the
12 2, 145 | would seem that the ninth hour is not suitably fixed for
13 2, 145 | to know exactly the ninth hour. Therefore it seems that ~
14 2, 145 | the fixing of the ninth hour should not form part of
15 2, 145 | 6. Therefore the ninth hour should not be fixed for
16 2, 145 | is said after the ninth hour. Therefore we ~ought to
17 2, 145 | to fast until the ninth hour.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[147] A[
18 2, 145 | men to eat about the sixth hour: both ~because digestion
19 2, 145 | for their sins, the ninth hour is suitably fixed for their ~
20 2, 145 | Para. 2/2~Moreover, this hour agrees with the mystery
21 2, 145 | to a close at the ninth hour, when "bowing His head,
22 2, 145 | Fasting requires a fixed hour based, not on a strict ~
23 2, 145 | that it be about ~the ninth hour, and this is easy for anyone
24 2, 145 | space of time from the sixth hour at which men for the most ~
25 2, 145 | to eat, until the ninth hour, which is fixed for those
26 2, 145 | allowed to forestall the hour by ~a little.~Aquin.: SMT
27 2, 146 | Sometimes it forestalls the hour of need; ~sometimes it seeks
28 2, 166 | that our fun "befit the ~hour and the man," as Tully says (
29 2, 185 | necessaries, that when the hour ~comes for them to nourish
30 3, 10 | 32): "But of that day or hour no man ~knoweth, neither
31 3, 10 | to know the day and the hour of the Judgment, ~for that
32 3, 36 | tell the future from the hour of a man's birth: whereas
33 3, 43 | which He was doing at that hour: now at that time He was ~
34 3, 44 | the earth until the ninth hour; and the sun was darkened."~
35 3, 44 | from the sixth to the ninth hour. Hence I am of opinion that,
36 3, 44 | that whereas at the sixth hour the ~moon was seen, together
37 3, 44 | from the sun "at the ninth hour," when the ~darkness ceased, "
38 3, 46 | that its loss, even for one hour, would be a ~matter of greater
39 3, 46 | have suffered at the sixth hour, when the sun is at its ~
40 3, 46 | 15:25: "It was the ~third hour, and they crucified Him."~
41 3, 46 | in each day at the ~sixth hour, so also it reaches its
42 3, 46 | Jesus, knowing that His hour ~was come for Him to pass
43 3, 46 | Father"; and (Jn. 2:4): ~"My hour is not yet come." Upon which
44 3, 46 | sufficient, then came His hour, not of ~necessity, but
45 3, 46 | It was about ~the sixth hour' when the Lord was delivered
46 3, 46 | was not quite the sixth hour, but ~about the sixth -
47 3, 46 | entered upon until the sixth hour was ended - that the ~darkness
48 3, 46 | to have ~been the third hour when the Jews clamored for
49 3, 46 | says: 'It was the third hour, and they ~crucified Him,'
50 3, 46 | crucified Him, ~who at the third hour clamored for His crucifixion.
51 3, 46 | understood as the ~third hour, which John recalls, saying: '
52 3, 46 | Parasceve, about the ~sixth hour.' For 'Parasceve' is interpreted '
53 3, 46 | prepared ~from the ninth hour of the night - namely, when
54 3, 46 | to John, then, "the sixth hour of ~the Parasceve" lasts
55 3, 46 | Parasceve" lasts from that hour of the night down to Christ'
56 3, 46 | to Mark, it is the third hour of the day.~Aquin.: SMT
57 3, 46 | which shall be ~made in His hour of judgment." And Augustine
58 3, 51 | from the sixth to the ninth hour, during which the sun was ~
59 3, 51 | that is, from the ninth hour until its setting: for the ~
60 3, 52 | remained in hell until the hour ~of the Resurrection.~Aquin.:
61 3, 59 | wherefore He adds: "Because the hour cometh ~when the dead in
62 3, 69 | above, even ~the very last hour and moment preceding Baptism,
63 3, 73 | was fitting ~that when the hour of the Passion was come,
64 3, 76 | individual it appears for an hour under the appearance of
65 3, 76 | it remains so not for an hour, but ~for a considerable
66 3, 80 | sinners, ~especially in the hour of death. Hence in the (
67 3, 80 | sacrament about the ninth hour, since also there is occasionally
68 3, 80 | shall fast until the sixth hour, ~and if they take it at
69 3, 80 | it at the third or fourth hour, they shall fast until ~
70 3, 80 | be given to them in the hour of death; unless ~danger
71 3, 83 | the third to the ninth ~hour, therefore this sacrament
72 3, 83 | But we celebrate at the hour when our Lord suffered, ~
73 3, 83 | as on feast-days, at the hour of Terce, when He was ~crucified
74 3, 83 | no feast is kept, ~at the hour of Sext, when He was crucified
75 3, 83 | from the sixth to the ninth hour, are represented; in signification
76 Suppl, 8 | granted by any priest ~at the hour of death, from this very
77 Suppl, 24| the first case: (1) In the hour of ~death, when a person
78 Suppl, 64| other, at any season or hour, with due regard to the ~
79 Suppl, 64| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: No hour is fixed for praying, but
80 Suppl, 64| can be ~made at some other hour; wherefore the argument
81 Suppl, 74| 24:36: "Of that day ~and hour no one knoweth, no not the
82 Suppl, 74| that, The exact time and hour at which the resurrection
83 Suppl, 74| Christ arose at ~such an hour.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[77] A[
84 Suppl, 74| occupy now at any fixed hour: and accordingly it is said ~
85 Suppl, 74| will be at this or that hour.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[77] A[
86 Suppl, 85| children, it is the last hour," etc. Since then it is
87 Suppl, 85| 13:32): "Of that day or hour no man ~knoweth, neither
88 Suppl, 85| statement, "It is the last hour" and similar ~expressions
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