Part, Question
1 1, 25 | supreme ~power, that He freely forgives sins. For it is
2 1, 38 | to possess what we ~can freely use or enjoy as we please:
3 1, 38 | the Love proceeding, so as freely to ~know God truly and to
4 1, 43 | possess only what we can freely use or enjoy: and ~to have
5 1, 43 | perfected so that it can freely use not only the created
6 1, 43 | Father gives Himself, as freely bestowing Himself to be
7 1, 62 | intellectual nature to be ~inclined freely towards the objects it desires.
8 1, 64 | before its adhesion, it can freely ~adhere either to this or
9 1, 38 | to possess what we ~can freely use or enjoy as we please:
10 1, 38 | the Love proceeding, so as freely to ~know God truly and to
11 1, 43 | possess only what we can freely use or enjoy: and ~to have
12 1, 43 | perfected so that it can freely use not only the created
13 1, 43 | Father gives Himself, as freely bestowing Himself to be
14 1, 63 | intellectual nature to be ~inclined freely towards the objects it desires.
15 1, 65 | before its adhesion, it can freely ~adhere either to this or
16 1, 82 | act by ~which man judges freely. Now in us the principle
17 1, 83 | image - "which is able ~freely to judge of the species
18 1, 90 | differences of things, he may ~freely survey the sensible objects
19 2, 10 | than for it to be moved freely, which ~is becoming to its
20 2, 13 | chooses of necessity or freely?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[13] A[
21 2, 13 | chooses of necessity or freely?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[13] A[
22 2, 13 | chooses not of necessity, but freely.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[13] A[
23 2, 17 | cause. For the will can tend freely towards ~various objects,
24 2, 26 | another appetite ~following freely from an apprehension in
25 2, 29 | faith, ~that they may sin freely; in whose person it is said (
26 2, 37 | as to be unable to attend freely to outward things, ~withdraws
27 2, 73 | inclination is to ~be moved freely of itself in accord with
28 2, 73 | sometimes knowingly and freely inflicts harm ~on himself,
29 2, 76 | that he may sin the more freely; or indirectly, as when
30 2, 76 | ignorant ~that he may sin more freely, and ignorance of this kind
31 2, 77 | not to exercise its act freely; even as sleep or ~drunkenness,
32 2, 79 | nature, whereas God works ~freely, through the order of His
33 2, 102 | peace-victims were offered freely, and no one ~was bound to
34 2, 108 | itself." Therefore he acts freely, who acts of his own ~accord.
35 2, 108 | aright, it makes us do ~freely those things that are becoming
36 2, 108 | it ~also makes us comply freely with these precepts and
37 2, 109 | 3:24: "Being justified ~freely by His grace." Hence even
38 2, 110 | it is taken for any gift ~freely bestowed, as we are accustomed
39 2, 111 | contrary; since something is freely given by God, because ~man
40 2, 111 | 3:24: "Being justified freely [gratis] by His grace." ~
41 2, 111 | infinite number of gifts freely ~bestowed on us by God as
42 2, 113 | written (Rm. 3:24): "Justified freely by His ~grace."~Aquin.:
43 2, 113 | hinders the soul from tending freely to God. Now a ~hindrance
44 2, 114 | principle of all merit. ~Now God freely bestows the good of perseverance,
45 2, 13 | acknowledged, in order to sin more freely: while the other is the ~
46 2, 76 | a thing which its owner ~freely gives him. Now he who accepts
47 2, 76 | he who accepts the loan, freely gives the usury. ~Therefore
48 2, 84 | accept oblations that are freely offered; thirdly, if ~the
49 2, 98 | Lord said ~(Mt. 10:8): "Freely have you received, freely
50 2, 98 | Freely have you received, freely give."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
51 2, 98 | spiritual things have been freely bestowed, then ~the statutory
52 2, 98 | 3:9, certain ~gifts were freely offered to the good prophets,
53 2, 98 | the mind to pray for them freely and out of charity. Temporal ~
54 2, 98 | according to Mt. 10:8, "Freely have you ~received, freely
55 2, 98 | Freely have you ~received, freely give." Wherefore whosoever
56 2, 104 | to a ~benefactor to act freely and quickly." Now repayment
57 2, 145 | the mind may arise more freely to the contemplation ~of
58 2, 150 | pleasures, in order more freely to ~give himself to the
59 2, 150 | pleasure in order more freely to have leisure for Divine
60 2, 160 | a man delights in doing ~freely whatever he will. The last
61 2, 182 | lawful things, in order more ~freely to give himself to the service
62 2, 182 | lawfully use, in order ~more freely to give themselves to God,
63 2, 184 | acceptable to God which are done ~freely and not of necessity, according
64 2, 187 | father, is not hindered from ~freely disposing of his person
65 2, 187 | we authorize him to go ~freely."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[189]
66 3, 15 | by having ~sinned, but by freely bearing the punishment of
67 3, 22 | will of the Sufferer, Who freely offered Himself to ~suffering.
68 3, 22 | 24,25: "Being justified freely by His ~grace, through the
69 3, 46 | which, as it bestows gifts freely, so it ~appears to condone
70 3, 46 | 24,25: "Being justified freely by His grace, through ~the
71 3, 62 | 3:24: "Being justified freely by His grace."~Aquin.: SMT
72 3, 70 | 3:2: "Being justified ~freely by His grace," etc.~Aquin.:
73 3, 72 | given to man that he may freely ~confess the faith of Christ.
74 3, 72 | because man is hindered from freely confessing Christ's name, ~
75 3, 72 | given that we may confess freely: but not ~that we may confess
76 3, 79 | 3:24: "Being justified freely by His grace." Therefore
77 3, 85 | according to Ps. 53:8: "I will freely sacrifice to ~Thee." Therefore
78 Suppl, 11| know it unconditionally and freely.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[11] A[
79 Suppl, 13| him by ~God, yet it was freely bestowed on him, that he
80 Suppl, 45| by accepting one ~another freely. and this is judged to be
81 Suppl, 50| through being unable to do so freely, and thus we have the impediment
82 Suppl, 51| condition, since a slave cannot freely ~give power over his body
83 Suppl, 52| makes him unable to pay it ~freely. Therefore, just as ignorance
84 Suppl, 52| lepers can pay the debt freely; although they lay a burden
85 Suppl, 52| of being unable to marry freely, even without his master'
86 Suppl, 58| facto" give his service freely, are impediments ~to marriage,
87 Suppl, 93| the reward of those who by freely ~choosing a more perfect
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