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1 2, 2 | But honor is not in the ~honored, but rather in him who honors,
2 2, 2 | deference to the ~person honored, as the Philosopher says (
3 2, 2 | excellence that is in ~the person honored. Now a man's excellence
4 2, 2 | Wherefore man seeks to be honored especially by the wise,
5 2, 32 | pleasure in being praised or honored by others, because, to wit,
6 2, 32 | pleasure in being praised and honored by ~them. And because a
7 2, 66 | man ~and the just man are honored more than others; because
8 2, 73 | scandalous, when the sinner is honored for his position": and the
9 2, 11 | that he may lord and be ~honored above others." Therefore
10 2, 24 | that "to be loved ~is to be honored." Now the honor due to God,
11 2, 24 | whereas honor regards the ~honored person's own good, for it
12 2, 26 | much as they wish to be honored." For just as honor is ~
13 2, 26 | seek to be loved and to be honored, for the sake ~of something
14 2, 26 | order that God might be honored in his neighbor, which ~
15 2, 34 | about ~which men like to be honored and esteemed, as the Philosopher
16 2, 34 | that those who love to be honored are more envious; and in ~
17 2, 61 | prelates and princes should be ~honored although they be wicked,
18 2, 61 | they be wicked, should be honored by their servants, according
19 2, 61 | like manner, if a man be honored for ~other causes that do
20 2, 61 | cause of a person being honored. Now it ~is to be observed
21 2, 61 | observed that a person may be honored not only for his own ~virtue,
22 2, 61 | although they ~be wicked, are honored as standing in God's place,
23 2, 61 | marks. So too, is a ~fool honored if he stand in God's place
24 2, 61 | parents and masters should be honored, on account of ~their having
25 2, 61 | all. The aged should be honored, because old age is a sign
26 2, 61 | age." The rich ought to be honored by reason of their occupying
27 2, 61 | community: but if they be honored merely for their ~wealth,
28 2, 70 | excellence for which he ~is honored. This is done by sins of
29 2, 72 | loved is better than to be ~honored, according to the Philosopher (
30 2, 79 | to Ethic. viii, 8 "to ~be honored is almost to be loved."
31 2, 79 | religion whereby God is honored, is ~distinct from the virtues
32 2, 79 | Virgin. viii) that "it is honored not for what ~it is, but
33 2, 92 | most high God should be honored with an inward ~worship,
34 2, 95 | parents. ~Now God should be honored by us as the Father of all (
35 2, 97 | and not in the one who is ~honored" (Ethic. i, 5), so again
36 2, 97 | speak, are reverenced and honored. After these come things
37 2, 101 | Therefore men who wish to be honored seek a witnessing to their ~
38 2, 101 | in so far as a person is honored in order that he may ~be
39 2, 101 | of that which he had been honored by the king": and we read ~(
40 2, 101 | Esther 6:11) that Assuerus honored Mardochaeus, and ordered
41 2, 101 | Para. 2/2~For the person honored has no need to be more excellent
42 2, 101 | wherefore he refused to be ~honored by him as though he were
43 2, 101 | 2: A wicked superior is honored for the excellence, not
44 2, 101 | individuals are sometimes honored by kings, not ~that they
45 2, 101 | Tobias and Mardochaeus were ~honored by kings.~Aquin.: SMT SS
46 2, 101 | be ~loved is like being honored." Now the charity with which
47 2, 101 | from latria whereby God is ~honored.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[103] A[
48 2, 101 | different neighbors are honored under ~different aspects,
49 2, 101 | for which reason it is honored, so too in the irrational
50 2, 106 | may be upheld, and ~God honored), then vengeance may be
51 2, 109 | through desire of being ~honored for holiness, though guilty
52 2, 115 | OBJ 3: Further, men are honored and loved on account of
53 2, 115 | brave and just men are ~honored chiefly and, after them,
54 2, 122 | and their martyrdom is honored in the Catholic Church with ~
55 2, 127 | virtue which deserves to be honored by God. Hence he is not
56 2, 130 | is naturally loved and honored by all. Wherefore, just
57 2, 130 | reason why a man loves to be honored and ~praised is that he
58 2, 142 | consists ~in a person being honored. And since this reproach
59 2, 142 | is more desirous of being honored and by whom ~he is brought
60 2, 142 | more desirous of ~being honored by those who can be of use
61 2, 143 | of the things which are honored besides virtue are ~more
62 2, 143 | which are beneath virtue are honored, in so far as ~they are
63 2, 143 | that ~these things "are honored by some people, but in truth
64 2, 143 | honor: because through being honored or praised, a person acquires ~
65 2, 150 | spiritual grace, the most honored portion of Christ's flock."~
66 2, 150 | 1: Virgins are "the more honored portion of Christ's flock," ~
67 2, 185 | and furthermore to being honored by those by whom they were
68 3, 25 | and the cause of his being honored. Now ~properly speaking
69 3, 25 | reason of these members being honored of themselves: but by ~reason
70 3, 25 | reason of the whole being honored in them. In this way a man
71 3, 25 | In this way a man may be ~honored even in something external;
72 3, 25 | reason of which the person honored has a ~certain excellence.
73 3, 25 | in respect of the person ~honored, but several in respect
74 3, 25 | for it is the man ~that is honored, both on account of knowledge
75 3, 25 | the cause for which He is honored, we can say that there are
76 3, 25 | there are three Who are honored, but only ~one cause of
77 3, 25 | person, in whom it is, is honored. And so the ~adoration of
78 3, 25 | because ~the Mother is to be honored for her Son's sake. But
79 3, 25 | the ~saints are not to be honored.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[25] A[
80 3, 29 | virginity and wedlock are honored in her ~person, in contradiction
81 3, 46 | them; whereas His cross is honored ~everywhere. Kings lay aside
82 3, 80 | under my roof'; since both ~honored our Saviour, though not
83 Suppl, 86| account of which men are honored by worldlings, than to those ~
84 Suppl, 87| and consequently is to be honored equally with ~the Father,
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