Part, Question
1 1, 34 | by a vocal word, but is uttered in the heart;" which is
2 1, 34 | understood which in the word uttered is manifested to the one
3 1, 34 | from the speaker by being uttered. ~Therefore if the Son is
4 1, 34 | the Son was born by being uttered, as ~Hilary relates (De
5 1, 41 | Ecclus. 24:14) it is ~said as uttered by the same Wisdom, "From
6 1, 42 | the word. What also ~is uttered by the word is therein contained.
7 1, 41 | Ecclus. 24:14) it is ~said as uttered by the same Wisdom, "From
8 1, 42 | the word. What also ~is uttered by the word is therein contained.
9 2, 93 | spoken word is something uttered by the mouth of man, and ~
10 2, 2 | that such things have been ~uttered by God and confirmed by
11 2, 13 | this sense, is said to ~be uttered against the Holy Ghost,
12 2, 13 | against the Holy Ghost ~can be uttered in word, thought and deed.~
13 2, 23 | never failed, and the ~words uttered in trepidation were washed
14 2, 41 | venial sin, when it is ~uttered uselessly; yet if it be
15 2, 41 | uselessly; yet if it be uttered for a reasonable cause,
16 2, 65 | and (2) injurious words ~uttered extra-judicially.~Aquin.:
17 2, 66 | is not to be blamed has uttered a false accusation.~Aquin.:
18 2, 70 | Para. 1/2 - (C) BY WORDS UTTERED EXTRAJUDICIALLY (QQ[72]-
19 2, 70 | injuries inflicted by words uttered ~extrajudicially. We shall
20 2, 70 | intention the words are uttered. Since then ~railing or
21 2, 70 | be so grave that being uttered inconsiderately it might
22 2, 70 | person against whom it is uttered. In such a case a man might
23 2, 70 | dishonor on a man, and be ~uttered through lightness of heart
24 2, 71 | another's good ~name by words uttered in secret." For "secretly"
25 2, 71 | secret words, but by words uttered openly.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
26 2, 71 | way in which the words are uttered, the reviler speaking ~openly
27 2, 71 | said, because ~they are uttered in his absence and without
28 2, 71 | such defamatory ~words be uttered for the sake of some necessary
29 2, 71 | backbiting. But if they be uttered out of lightness of heart
30 2, 71 | possible for the ~detractions uttered against a person to come
31 2, 74 | are those ~whereby evil is uttered against someone by way of
32 2, 74 | happen however that the word uttered in cursing is a venial sin ~
33 2, 81 | because ~frequently prayer is uttered by an interior act which
34 2, 86 | vows which my lips have ~uttered"; and the witnessing of
35 2, 87 | two kinds of ~oath. One is uttered a simple contestation or
36 2, 91 | pernicious lie is that which is uttered in matters pertaining to ~
37 2, 93 | their object men's words uttered ~unintentionally, which
38 2, 94 | when written than when ~uttered. But it is lawful to utter
39 2, 94 | words of Holy Writ, whether uttered or ~written, for one's protection.~
40 2, 108 | Wherefore a false ~statement uttered with intent to deceive is
41 2, 160 | conceived in thought, then is ~uttered in word, and thirdly is
42 2, 169 | in which prophecies are uttered: thus it is stated that "
43 2, 174 | that with ~which they were uttered. Hence a gloss says on Acts
44 2, 174 | signified, or from the words uttered being unknown, or from the ~
45 2, 176 | the ~word, so too the word uttered needs to be confirmed in
46 3, 15 | appears from His having uttered them on the ~cross. Therefore
47 3, 15 | For he says: "Before He uttered human words in human flesh,
48 3, 38 | word, not because it is uttered, but because it is believed?"
49 3, 45 | by which God the Father uttered the only-begotten and ~co-eternal
50 3, 45 | it can be said that God uttered the same ~thing twice in
51 3, 64 | is; ~while in the words uttered by him, the intention of
52 3, 66 | OBJ 3: The words which are uttered in the sacramental forms,
53 3, 75 | that when our Lord had uttered these words: "Except you
54 3, 78 | implies sequence of the words uttered with what goes before. And ~
55 3, 78 | Whose person these words are uttered, as stated above (A[1]).~
56 3, 78 | directly these other words are uttered - "This is the chalice of
57 3, 78 | composed of ~many; nor are they uttered simultaneously, but successively.
58 3, 78 | For since these words are uttered in the person of Christ,
59 3, 78 | last instant of their being uttered, taken in conjunction ~with
60 3, 78 | conjunction ~with those uttered before. And this power is
61 3, 78 | composition in the words uttered ~outwardly.~Aquin.: SMT
62 3, 78 | materially, since it is uttered by a way of narration: ~
63 3, 78 | whatever priest they be uttered, as if ~Christ present were
64 3, 78 | precise instant of its being uttered, but merely at ~the last
65 3, 78 | effect until the last be ~uttered, as stated above (A[4],
66 3, 78 | Directly the words are uttered for consecrating the ~bread,
67 3, 78 | effect until the second ~be uttered.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[78] A[
68 3, 78 | Christ after the words are ~uttered.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[78] A[
69 3, 81 | more powerful than when uttered by Christ ~Himself. But
70 3, 83 | celebration;~(4) Of the words uttered in celebrating this mystery;~(
71 3, 83 | this sacrament ~ought to be uttered by the priest, and not some
72 3, 83 | excelsis Deo." Other words are ~uttered by the ministers, such as
73 3, 83 | or other words which are uttered ~in the celebration of this
74 Suppl, 5 | sacramental forms are words ~uttered by us, having an instrumental
75 Suppl, 37| by virtue of the words uttered by the bishop.~
76 Suppl, 42| Adam; the words which God uttered (Gn. 1:22), "Increase and ~
77 Suppl, 42| As to Adam's ~words, he uttered them inspired by God to
78 Suppl, 47| expressive of consent must be ~uttered simply. Therefore a conditional
79 Suppl, 72| that when those words were uttered, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob ~
80 Suppl, 72| actually when these words were uttered, it was in each part ~as
81 Suppl, 73| perceived, but through being uttered. Even so a sound by ~the
82 Suppl, 86| reference to the words he has uttered or propounded. Hence the
83 Suppl, 93| every truth by whomsoever uttered is from the Holy ~Ghost."
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