Part, Question
1 1, 3 | something." ~Therefore, strictly speaking, primary matter
2 1, 12 | in one sense it is taken ~strictly and properly, according
3 1, 13 | they do not properly and strictly apply to ~God; for their
4 1, 18 | names are sometimes taken ~strictly to denote the essence itself,
5 1, 18 | but sometimes, and less strictly, to denote the ~properties
6 1, 19 | second about what belongs strictly to ~His will; the third
7 1, 20 | beatific life that He lives. ~Strictly speaking, therefore, God
8 1, 22 | 10), "Prudence ~is what, strictly speaking, commands all that '
9 1, 24 | 23], A[1]). ~Wherefore, strictly speaking, the book of life
10 1, 27 | is called begotten; but, strictly speaking, only what ~proceeds
11 1, 29 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Strictly speaking, the essence is
12 1, 29 | belongs to person more ~strictly than the very word "person"
13 1, 34 | Para. 3/3~Now word is taken strictly in God, as signifying the
14 1, 34 | according as we use the term strictly of God, ~signifies something
15 1, 34 | according as we use the term strictly of God, is to be taken as
16 1, 39 | to the Son properly and strictly, according to the text, "
17 1, 39 | The preposition "in" ~strictly denotes the habitude of
18 1, 45 | thing is color," although, strictly speaking, the thing ~colored
19 1, 68 | the first opinion, it may, strictly speaking, be granted ~that
20 1, 73 | But although ~movement, strictly speaking, is a quality of
21 1, 75 | heat by its heat; for heat, strictly speaking, does not give
22 1, 39 | to the Son properly and strictly, according to the text, "
23 1, 39 | The preposition "in" ~strictly denotes the habitude of
24 1, 46 | thing is color," although, strictly speaking, the thing ~colored
25 1, 69 | the first opinion, it may, strictly speaking, be granted ~that
26 1, 72 | But although ~movement, strictly speaking, is a quality of
27 1, 74 | heat by its heat; for heat, strictly speaking, does not give
28 1, 78 | or sad. ~Secondly, less strictly, a thing is said to be passive,
29 1, 114 | causal virtues," but not, strictly speaking, "seminal virtues," ~
30 2, 18 | may commit ~adultery, is strictly speaking, more adulterer
31 2, 2 | Secondly, "to think" is ~more strictly taken for that consideration
32 2, 6 | which is the cause of faith strictly so called: and this is God,
33 2, 19 | partaken of by us. ~Wherefore strictly speaking it is more grievous
34 2, 22 | perfect good. Accordingly no strictly true virtue is possible ~
35 2, 22 | just as there can be no strictly true science, ~if a right
36 2, 22 | lacking, so, ~there can be no strictly true justice, or chastity,
37 2, 25 | 26] A[10] Body Para. 2/2~Strictly speaking, however, the father
38 2, 25 | principle. Consequently, strictly speaking, the father is
39 2, 45 | Philosopher is to be understood strictly, ~namely, that prudence
40 2, 55 | himself his due, this is not strictly called "just." And since
41 2, 56 | virtue of the good man is not strictly the same as the virtue of
42 2, 56 | Reply OBJ 4: Every virtue strictly speaking directs its act
43 2, 56 | that virtue considered ~strictly, for it needs some higher
44 2, 57 | conclude that properly and strictly speaking no man can do an
45 2, 62 | Hence chance happenings, ~strictly speaking, are neither intended
46 2, 64 | or his ~wife), it is not strictly speaking a case of theft.
47 2, 69 | him, ~one is not bound so strictly to help the one in need
48 2, 71 | This is not backbiting strictly and formally speaking, ~
49 2, 74 | may be called cursing, not strictly speaking, but ~accidentally,
50 2, 74 | Apostle forbids cursing strictly so called with an evil ~
51 2, 75 | Although a man is not bound strictly speaking to tell ~everyone
52 2, 76 | advantages, if all sins were strictly forbidden and punishments ~
53 2, 77 | but sometimes it is taken strictly for the omission of ~something
54 2, 77 | precepts: wherefore both, strictly ~speaking, have the character
55 2, 85 | of the New Law are ~more strictly forbidden to occupy themselves
56 2, 86 | although the ~"witnessing" may strictly refer to the inward protestation.~
57 2, 100 | and to whom we are more strictly bound.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
58 2, 131 | neighbor in preaching be judged strictly, ~without doubt their guilt
59 2, 132 | and in a broad sense. Strictly "facere" means to work something
60 2, 132 | but not if it be taken strictly, for this is proper to magnificence. ~
61 2, 139 | that spiritual pleasures, strictly speaking, are in ~accordance
62 2, 142 | in a ~broad sense. Taken strictly virtue is a perfection,
63 2, 152 | should such a copulation be strictly ~called fornication, though
64 2, 160 | appetite, even as anger, strictly speaking, is a passion of ~
65 2, 160 | is the irascible not only strictly so called, as a part ~of
66 2, 165 | the knowledge of truth, strictly speaking, is ~good, but
67 2, 170 | must say that ~prophecy strictly so called cannot be from
68 2, 184 | Philosopher says (Ethic. iv, 3), strictly and truly ~speaking honor
69 2, 187 | religious begin to live less ~strictly, it is commendable for one
70 3, 13 | Mt. 9:30, 31) that Jesus ~strictly charged them whose eyes
71 3, 19 | operations, which are not strictly human, as was said above.
72 3, 19 | nutritive parts are not ~strictly human, as stated above;
73 3, 21 | De Anima iii, 7; first, ~strictly, according as it implies
74 3, 76 | it is clear that Christ, strictly speaking is immovably in
75 3, 82 | dist. 2): "It must be strictly observed ~that as often
76 Suppl, 8 | great a punishment is not strictly due. ~Hence he is punished
77 Suppl, 25| gains an indulgence is not, strictly speaking, ~absolved from
78 Suppl, 26| people are not ~prelates strictly speaking, but assistants,
79 Suppl, 29| Para. 1/1~I answer that, Strictly speaking, a thing is one
80 Suppl, 29| in its use. Consequently, strictly speaking, that ~which is
81 Suppl, 33| state of sickness, although ~strictly speaking, it is not another
82 Suppl, 71| 1~Reply OBJ 3: Although, strictly speaking, after death souls
83 Suppl, 71| final ~award. Wherefore, strictly speaking, their way is hedged
84 Suppl, 72| is not ~simply. Because, strictly speaking, a thing is more
85 Suppl, 72| Therefore the resurrection, strictly speaking, is ~miraculous
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