Part, Question
1 2, 13 | for certain posts, whether secular or ~ecclesiastical, by those
2 2, 98 | ranks of the clergy, and secular persons to those of ~the
3 2, 10 | their possessions, even as secular princes have enacted many
4 2, 11 | condemned to death by ~the secular authority, much more reason
5 2, 11 | furthermore delivers him to the ~secular tribunal to be exterminated
6 2, 11 | abjured, must be left to the secular tribunal." Therefore they ~
7 2, 11 | repute, ecclesiastical or secular dignity, for we are not
8 2, 18 | punishments ~inflicted by the secular power. Now such like punishments
9 2, 18 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: When the secular power inflicts punishment
10 2, 18 | doth evil." To fear the secular power in this way is part,
11 2, 24 | God; as when we fear the ~secular power by reason of its exercising
12 2, 31 | just as a judge, whether secular or ecclesiastical, can bind
13 2, 37 | must be punished by the secular ~power." Therefore they
14 2, 37 | should be compelled by the ~secular power.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
15 2, 37 | employs the compulsion of the secular ~arm. If, however, one punishment
16 2, 38 | entangleth ~himself with secular business." The second reason
17 2, 40 | contrary to the temporal or ~secular unity of the multitude,
18 2, 58 | matters concerning the ~secular power. Therefore usurped
19 2, 58 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The secular power is subject to the
20 2, 62 | power is greater than the secular and is more ~united to God.
21 2, 62 | united to God. Now the secular power as "God's minister"
22 2, 69 | clerics should plead in a secular court, because such ~persons
23 2, 75 | entangleth himself with ~secular businesses." Nevertheless
24 2, 85 | entangleth ~himself with secular business." Wherefore in
25 2, 102 | faithful are bound to obey the secular power?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
26 2, 102 | Christians are bound to obey the secular powers?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
27 2, 102 | are not bound to obey the secular power. ~For a gloss on Mt.
28 2, 102 | are not bound to obey the secular power.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
29 2, 102 | men are subject to the ~secular power is of less account
30 2, 102 | were under the power of secular princes.~Aquin.: SMT SS
31 2, 102 | therefore the authority of ~secular princes is frequently exercised
32 2, 102 | Christians ought not to ~obey secular princes.~Aquin.: SMT SS
33 2, 102 | the obligation of ~obeying secular princes.~Aquin.: SMT SS
34 2, 102 | 3: Man is bound to obey secular princes in so far as this
35 2, 145 | Just as it belongs to the secular authority to make legal ~
36 2, 182 | the bishop and leading a secular ~life is inspired by the
37 2, 182 | distinction between religious ~and secular life.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[184]
38 2, 183 | s judgment, and makes a ~secular abuse of his ecclesiastical
39 2, 183 | authority, by turning it to secular ~uses."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
40 2, 184 | same kind of sin than a secular person?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
41 2, 184 | false, since some who lead a secular life fulfil some of the ~
42 2, 184 | life would be taken up with secular business; for instance if
43 2, 184 | life being taken up with secular ~actions; wherefore there
44 2, 184 | state is safer than the secular state; ~wherefore Gregory
45 2, 184 | Episc. i] compares the secular life to the stormy sea,
46 2, 184 | sins more grievously than a secular by the same kind ~of sin?~
47 2, 184 | more grievously than ~a secular by the same kind of sin.
48 2, 184 | like sin committed by a secular. First, if it be against ~
49 2, 184 | same kind of sin than a secular, ~because his sin if slight
50 2, 185 | lawful for them to meddle in secular business?~(3) Whether they
51 2, 185 | to occupy themselves with secular ~business?~Aquin.: SMT SS
52 2, 185 | occupy themselves with ~secular business. For in the decree
53 2, 185 | be altogether free ~from secular business; and this is most
54 2, 185 | entangleth himself with secular ~business." Now it is the
55 2, 185 | to occupy themselves with secular ~business.~Aquin.: SMT SS
56 2, 185 | not occupy themselves with secular business.~Aquin.: SMT SS
57 2, 185 | voluptuous." But the needs of secular ~business induce men to
58 2, 185 | to occupy themselves with secular business.~Aquin.: SMT SS
59 2, 185 | or ~clerics to carry on secular business from motives of
60 2, 185 | administration and direction of ~secular business. Wherefore it is
61 2, 185 | property or occupy himself with secular business, save with a view
62 2, 185 | are both debarred from secular business on the same grounds,
63 2, 185 | to occupy themselves with secular ~business from motives of
64 2, 185 | To occupy oneself with secular business on account of ~
65 2, 186 | or occupy ~himself with secular business, save with a view
66 2, 186 | service, on account ~of the secular princes being unable to
67 2, 186 | philosophy, and even now some secular persons are known as ~professors
68 2, 186 | letters in the ~matter of secular learning: whereas it becomes
69 2, 187 | bound by the cares of the secular life, and by the ties of
70 2, 187 | the bishop and leading a secular life, is inspired by the
71 3, 83 | subject to the ruling of secular princes; hence the Apostle
72 Suppl, 6 | 5~Others again say that secular persons are not bound to
73 Suppl, 17| This may ~be seen even in secular courts, for a secular judge
74 Suppl, 17| in secular courts, for a secular judge may have the ~authority
75 Suppl, 34| means of consecration, so is secular authority, since kings also
76 Suppl, 38| they are to use; even as ~secular offices in various cities
77 Suppl, 40| between religious and the secular clergy.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
78 Suppl, 60| upon his wife before ~a secular court, and demand that she
79 Suppl, 60| punishment ~to be inflicted by a secular court. Therefore in no case
80 Suppl, 62| crime to be punished in a secular ~court, and then it is necessary
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