Part, Question
1 1, 34 | the word is what is not ~pronounced by a vocal word, but is
2 1, 73 | creature a blessing was pronounced, as upon ~each work it was
3 1, 72 | creature a blessing was pronounced, as upon ~each work it was
4 2, 15 | some matter remains to be pronounced, the final decision ~has
5 2, 74 | sentence not being as yet pronounced. But it is ~evident that
6 2, 74 | the judgment ~is finally pronounced, belongs to the higher reason
7 2, 74 | when judgment has to be pronounced on several ~points, the
8 2, 74 | of the ~higher reason is pronounced the lower reason, while
9 2, 95 | each single case has to be pronounced as soon as it arises: ~and
10 2, 1 | composed of words each pronounced singly and separately, thus: "
11 2, 10 | 5:6). For after he had pronounced ~sentence of excommunication,
12 2, 11 | sentence is ~not speedily pronounced against the evil, the children
13 2, 58 | authority; thirdly, that it be pronounced according to ~the right
14 2, 58 | Since judgment should be pronounced according to the ~written
15 2, 58 | neither can a judgment be pronounced except by public authority,
16 2, 58 | submit to a judgment that is pronounced by other than the ~public
17 2, 62 | published their ~death sentence pronounced by God. The Priests or Levites
18 2, 64 | Divine judgment which is ~pronounced against sinners "according
19 2, 66 | sentence may have to ~be pronounced soon afterwards, the certainty
20 2, 67 | lest a just sentence be pronounced against him. This is to
21 2, 67 | after sentence has been ~pronounced. And since it is to be presumed
22 2, 75 | OBJ 1: Judgment cannot be pronounced save on what is manifest:
23 2, 81 | they are understood to be pronounced, not against the ~men themselves,
24 2, 81 | 1) the Lord's Prayer is ~pronounced in the common person of
25 2, 86 | public besides that which is pronounced in ~receiving holy orders
26 2, 86 | Reply OBJ 3: Through being pronounced in public vows may have
27 2, 86 | have, even when they are pronounced before a few persons. ~Hence
28 2, 86 | annulled by anyone. But the vow pronounced by a maiden, even before ~
29 2, 86 | can make ~a man, who has pronounced a solemn vow, to be quit
30 2, 93 | at the Lord's command, ~pronounced sentence by lot on Achan
31 2, 94 | God, because this would be pronounced superstitious: otherwise, ~
32 3, 33 | judgment of a thing should be ~pronounced in respect of its form rather
33 3, 60 | that these words should be pronounced in a ~certain order and
34 3, 60 | neither is it, if the words be pronounced in a different ~order or
35 3, 61 | same thing is variously pronounced as to be ~done and as having
36 3, 64 | sacramental ~rite, it should be pronounced as invalid.~Aquin.: SMT
37 3, 64 | expressed by the words which are pronounced in the ~sacraments; for
38 3, 67 | is clear that whichever pronounced the words first ~would confer
39 3, 75 | But Christ's words are pronounced ~successively. Therefore
40 3, 78 | the other sacraments are pronounced in the ~person of the minister,
41 3, 78 | form ~of this sacrament is pronounced as if Christ were speaking
42 3, 78 | and that afterwards He ~pronounced the words under which others
43 3, 78 | in secret, but as openly ~pronounced. Accordingly, since these
44 3, 78 | if Christ had just then pronounced those ~words, when He gave
45 3, 78 | even though the ~words were pronounced without those that precede.
46 3, 78 | contrary, These words are pronounced in the person of Christ,
47 3, 82 | whereas, inasmuch as it is pronounced in the ~person of Christ,
48 3, 82 | the Church's sentence is pronounced, it is lawful to ~receive
49 Suppl, 8 | the sentence is void if pronounced by ~another than the proper
50 Suppl, 8 | excommunication, by whomsoever pronounced, because such ~absolution
51 Suppl, 8 | consists in a ~sanctification pronounced by the minister, so that
52 Suppl, 21| excommunication unjustly pronounced has any effect?~Aquin.:
53 Suppl, 21| Reply OBJ 1: A curse may be pronounced in two ways: first, so that
54 Suppl, 21| away before judgment is ~pronounced, or by failing to obey the
55 Suppl, 21| excommunication unjustly pronounced has any effect?~Aquin.:
56 Suppl, 21| excommunication which is pronounced ~unjustly has no effect
57 Suppl, 21| effect if it be unjustly pronounced.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[21] A[
58 Suppl, 23| excommunication is ~simply pronounced on him; and then a man may
59 Suppl, 24| excommunication, this is pronounced either by a judge, ~and
60 Suppl, 24| judge, ~and then he who pronounced sentence or his superior
61 Suppl, 24| can absolve - or it ~is pronounced by law, and then the bishop
62 Suppl, 24| command of the judge who pronounced the ~excommunication on
63 Suppl, 24| Excommunication can be pronounced on a man against his ~will.
64 Suppl, 24| from excommunication is pronounced in the ~Church. But a man
65 Suppl, 24| several ~excommunications pronounced by one judge; and then,
66 Suppl, 24| sentences of excommunication ~pronounced by several judges; and then,
67 Suppl, 27| OBJ 3: Excommunication is pronounced by way of sentence, which
68 Suppl, 28| Now penance is a judgment pronounced in a secret tribunal. Therefore
69 Suppl, 32| form of this sacrament is pronounced by ~way of a prayer. Hence
70 Suppl, 45| Church where judgment is pronounced according to the evidence -
71 Suppl, 50| ignorance. Wherefore the ~Master pronounced on these two impediments
72 Suppl, 59| same ~judgment is to be pronounced in this case as in the case
73 Suppl, 62| crime, a divorce cannot be pronounced when both have committed ~
74 Suppl, 62| For when sentence has been pronounced ~by the judge, it is lawful
75 Suppl, 62| God, the just Judge, has pronounced this judgment, that a husband
76 Suppl, 62| that a divorce cannot be pronounced except at the ~judgment
77 Suppl, 62| sentence of the court has to be pronounced.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[62] A[
78 Suppl, 62| divorce has been justly ~pronounced. Therefore she may nowise
79 Suppl, 62| would seem to have been pronounced unjustly. And yet the husband ~
80 Suppl, 69| punishment and reward, being pronounced by the sentence ~of the
81 Suppl, 71| apparent that the sentence ~pronounced against them by God was
82 Suppl, 84| which judgment has to be pronounced, and since at the general ~
83 Suppl, 84| which judgment ~will be pronounced, even as in the human court
84 Suppl, 85| cut ~before judgment is pronounced. But the sentence of the
85 Suppl, 85| justice, even when judgment is pronounced on the community of which ~
86 Suppl, 96| exile ~or slavery, which is pronounced by human law, would remain
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