Part, Question
1 1, 20 | more ardently desires to be freed ~from them, and depart to
2 1, 23 | by which whosoever are freed will ~most certainly be
3 1, 23 | will ~most certainly be freed."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[23] A[
4 1, 83 | the common sense is partly freed; so that sometimes ~while
5 2, 37 | which a man hopes to be freed from sorrow. And thus, "
6 2, 78 | through certain malice, being freed from the bridle, as it ~
7 2, 98 | and when they had been freed from slavery, it was fitting
8 2, 113 | vice of wastefulness he is freed from ~the sin of miserliness.
9 2, 113 | to be illuminated, to be freed from ~darkness is, in the
10 2, 113 | order of nature the being freed from sin is prior to the ~
11 2, 14 | more a man's intellect ~is freed from those phantasms, the
12 2, 30 | follow ~Christ, and being freed from care, to be needy with
13 2, 98 | excused because he ~thus freed himself of a grievance.
14 2, 98 | he is understood to have freed himself of his grievance. ~
15 2, 98 | profession. But no one should ~be freed from the obligation of a
16 2, 102 | Christ's body, are men freed from the law of subjection,
17 2, 102 | this state of life we are freed by the grace of Christ from ~
18 2, 152 | inconstancy of the flesh, is freed from eternal loss, in so
19 2, 152 | inconstancy; but not so as to be ~freed by pious works, if he persist
20 2, 182 | acquires a state by being freed from servitude. ~But one
21 2, 182 | from servitude. ~But one is freed from the servitude of sin
22 3, 27 | personal stain; but she was not freed from the guilt to ~which
23 3, 27 | the whole human nature is freed from all corruption of sin ~
24 3, 27 | whose power no one had been freed from the first sentence ~
25 3, 27 | faith in Christ, some were freed ~from that condemnation,
26 3, 27 | fitting that any one should be freed ~from that condemnation,
27 3, 27 | womb, ~the Virgin was not freed from the fomes in its essence,
28 3, 27 | away: while she was not freed from ~death and other such
29 3, 35 | Paschal-time], so by His pains He freed us from our pains; ~and
30 3, 37 | decrepitude of which we ~are freed by Christ's Passion. Consequently
31 3, 47 | For since men were to be freed from sin by Christ's death, ~
32 3, 48 | the cost of which we were freed from both obligations. For
33 3, 48 | while inasmuch as we are freed from the servitude of guilt, ~
34 3, 49 | inquiry:~(1) Whether we were freed from sin by Christ's Passion?~(
35 3, 49 | devil?~(3) Whether we were freed thereby from our debt of
36 3, 49 | said that ~Christ's Passion freed us from the devil's power,
37 3, 49 | Para. 1/1~Whether men were freed from the punishment of sin
38 3, 49 | would seem that men were not freed from the punishment of sin ~
39 3, 49 | Consequently, men were not freed from the debt of ~punishment
40 3, 49 | who are His members, are freed by His ~Passion from all
41 3, 52 | coming into hell they were freed from their sufferings. But
42 3, 52 | understood as to their being freed from ~penal sufferings.
43 3, 66 | deleted, but the soul is freed ~from the stain and debt
44 3, 69 | Baptism?~(2) Whether man is freed from all punishment by Baptism?~(
45 3, 69 | Para. 1/1~Whether man is freed by Baptism from all debt
46 3, 69 | It seems that man is not freed by Baptism from all debt
47 3, 69 | Consequently he who is baptized, is freed from the debt of ~all punishment
48 3, 69 | although a murderer is freed by Baptism from ~his debt
49 3, 69 | therefore, should man be freed from the penalties of the
50 3, 88 | man. ~But a slave who is freed by his master returns to
51 3, 88 | slavery from which he was freed, or even to a worse state.
52 3, 88 | against God after being freed from sin, returns to ~the
53 Suppl, 13| on himself, this other is freed from his debt. ~Therefore
54 Suppl, 13| so that one man is not freed ~from guilt by another's
55 Suppl, 26| sight of God, yet he is not freed from the obligation ~of
56 Suppl, 26| consequently the individual is not freed from the entire debt of ~
57 Suppl, 27| punishment, since none can be freed from punishment who is not
58 Suppl, 27| punishment who is not yet ~freed from guilt. For he who has
59 Suppl, 37| by which man is wholly freed ~from the slavery of the
60 Suppl, 39| many of his flock were freed ~from slavery. Hence we
61 Suppl, 59| a converted slave is not freed from the bond of ~slavery,
62 Suppl, 59| and consequently he is freed ~from the obligation whereby
63 Suppl, 59| death; and therefore he is freed from paying the marriage
64 Suppl, 59| accomplish unless he were freed from ~his obligation to
65 Suppl, 61| religion, the ~other is not freed from the marriage tie. But
66 Suppl, 61| wherefore the other is freed therefrom.~Aquin.: SMT XP
67 Suppl, 62| cohabitation. But she is freed from both ~obligations by
68 Suppl, 71| debt of a dead person is freed from his own debt, it would ~
69 Suppl, 71| that they ~are entirely freed from punishment, not absolutely
70 Suppl, 71| sins and in consequence was freed from punishment. The same
71 Suppl, 71| Trajan's soul was not simply freed from the ~debt of eternal
72 Suppl, 96| Catholic faith will be freed from eternal punishment,
73 Suppl, 96| from which a man will be freed through the works ~of mercy
74 Appen1, 1| improbable that the soul freed from its bodily burden ~
75 Appen1, 2| punishment?~(6) Whether one is freed from that punishment sooner
76 Appen1, 2| contrary, No one asks to be freed from a punishment that he ~
77 Appen1, 2| Further, the same subject is freed from sin as falls into sin. ~
78 Appen1, 2| is another's debtor, is freed from his ~indebtedness by
79 Appen1, 2| punishment, a person is freed from ~that obligation by
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