Part, Question
1 1, 56 | powers." Although even ~the letter of the old translation might
2 1, 57 | powers." Although even ~the letter of the old translation might
3 1, 83 | as Augustine says in his ~letter to Dioscorus (cxviii, 4).
4 2, 65 | Moreover, Augustine says in a letter (Epis. ~clxvii) [*Cf. Serm.
5 2, 81 | According to Augustine in his letter to Avitus [*Ep. ad ~Auxilium
6 2, 81 | mentions among others in a letter to ~Minerius, on the Resurrection
7 2, 94 | He wished the law of the letter to be written, in order
8 2, 96 | the law may act beside the letter of the ~law?~Aquin.: SMT
9 2, 96 | a law may act beside the letter of the law?~Aquin.: SMT
10 2, 96 | may not act beside the ~letter of the law. For Augustine
11 2, 96 | if ~anyone disregard the letter of the law, saying that
12 2, 96 | the law to disregard the ~letter of the law, in order to
13 2, 96 | always act according to the letter of the law.~Aquin.: SMT
14 2, 96 | opened, contrary to ~the letter of the law, in order to
15 2, 96 | the law ~according to the letter does not involve any sudden
16 2, 96 | necessity acts beside the letter of the law, does not judge
17 2, 96 | which he sees ~that the letter of the law is not to be
18 2, 96 | either act according to the letter of the law, ~or consult
19 2, 99 | Old Law is said to be "the letter that killeth" (2 ~Cor. 3:
20 2, 99 | et Litera xiv), even the ~letter of the law is said to be
21 2, 100 | its ~observance, in the letter, is not binding for all
22 2, 100 | particular case in which, if ~the letter of the law be observed,
23 2, 100 | says (2 Cor. 3:6): "The letter killeth": ~which, according
24 2, 102 | aside the observance of the letter, i.e. the mother, for ~instance,
25 2, 106 | says (2 Cor. 3:6) ~"The letter killeth, but the spirit
26 2, 106 | xvii) by saying that the letter denotes any ~writing external
27 2, 106 | the Gospel. Wherefore the letter, even of the Gospel would ~
28 2, 106 | the Apostle calls this letter which is written ~outside
29 2, 106 | whereas he calls the other letter, i.e. the Law of the New
30 2, 10 | Augustine says in the same letter, "none of us wishes ~any
31 2, 11 | that Pope Leo says in a letter ~to Proterius, Bishop of
32 2, 22 | for Jerome says in his letter to Paulinus which is ~to
33 2, 23 | Now, as he says again in a letter to ~Count Julian, "charity
34 2, 37 | contrary, Cyprian says in a letter (Ep. lii, quoted vii, qu.
35 2, 44 | says (Etym. x, under the letter S) that "a fool ~is one
36 2, 44 | says (Etym. x, under the letter of S): "A fool is one ~who
37 2, 58 | delivered, not according to the letter of the law, but ~according
38 2, 58 | interprets, in a way, the letter of the law, by applying
39 2, 91 | August. ~Ep. lxxxii] in a letter to Jerome (and the words
40 2, 111 | Further, Gregory says in a letter to Augustine, bishop of
41 2, 118 | is good to set ~aside the letter of the law and to follow
42 2, 118 | severity, which follows the letter of the law when it ought
43 2, 118 | followed. To follow the letter of the law when it ought
44 2, 118 | who by ~adhering to the letter of the law strives to defeat
45 2, 118 | made; but to say that the letter of the law is not to be ~
46 2, 118 | allowed to set aside the letter of the law without the interpretation ~
47 2, 118 | whether as regards the ~letter of the law, or as regards
48 2, 118 | law with regard to the letter, then "epikeia" is a part
49 2, 118 | justice," which observes the ~letter of the law: yet since it
50 2, 118 | the ~observance of the letter of the law. But modesty,
51 2, 134 | and ~Augustine says in a letter to Marcellinus (Ep. cxxxviii)
52 2, 148 | where ~Gratian refers to a letter of St. Gregory to St. Augustine
53 2, 148 | Hence Augustine says in a letter (Ad Aurel. ~Episc. Ep. xxii), "
54 2, 155 | although not according to the letter of the ~law; and in this
55 2, 156 | wherefore ~Jerome says in a letter [*Ep. xii ad Anton. Monach.]
56 2, 159 | which Augustine says in a letter ~(Ep. cxlix) that it is "
57 2, 181 | efficium,' by the change of one letter for the sake of the sound."
58 2, 183 | therefrom. Yet ~Jerome says in a letter to Pope Damasus [*Cf. Can.
59 2, 185 | wealth." And Jerome says in a letter ~[*Reference unknown]: "
60 2, 186 | says (2 Cor. 3:6): "The letter killeth." Hence ~not to
61 2, 186 | the circumcision of the "letter" ~and other carnal observances.~
62 2, 187 | Now, as ~Gregory says in a letter to Boniface [*Innoc. I,
63 3, 2 | And Pope Leo says in his letter to Flavian ~(Ep. xxviii): "
64 3, 2 | Gregory Nazianzen says in a ~letter to Chelidonius (Ep. ci): "
65 3, 13 | human will. Hence in the ~letter of Pope Agatho, which was
66 3, 18 | plain from the synodical letter of ~Pope Agatho [*Third
67 3, 20 | Cyril ~says in a synodal letter which the Council of Ephesus (
68 3, 35 | Nestorius. But Cyril, in a letter ~against Nestorius [*Cf.
69 3, 40 | faith, which the Law, in the letter, was unable to do."~Aquin.:
70 3, 44 | as he says in the ~same letter. And in this he points out
71 3, 46 | Hence Dionysius says in a ~letter to John the Evangelist that "
72 3, 68 | in the spirit, not in the letter; ~whose praise is not of
73 3, 69 | Hence Augustine says in his letter to ~Boniface (Ep. xcviii): "
74 3, 72 | made by art; thus ~also the letter which is written by the
75 3, 72 | written like a spiritual letter; whereas by ~the sacrament
76 3, 72 | the Holy Ghost, and as a letter already ~written, is signed
77 3, 80 | Further, Gregory says in a Letter to Augustine, Bishop of
78 3, 80 | As Gregory says in his Letter quoted above to Augustine, ~
79 3, 89 | Augustine replies in his letter to Boniface (Ep. clxxxv): ~"
80 Suppl, 11| superior may refer him by ~letter to an inferior priest. Therefore
81 Suppl, 72| as Jerome asserts in his letter against him. ~Therefore
82 Suppl, 77| say ~with Augustine in his letter to Consentius (Ep. cxlvi)
83 Suppl, 85| As Augustine says, in his letter to Hesychius concerning ~
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