Part, Question
1 1, 1 | other things that are put forward in this ~doctrine. Since
2 1, 1 | obscured. Therefore, to put forward divine truths by likening ~
3 1, 1 | the prophets." But to put ~forward anything by means of similitudes
4 1, 1 | befitting Holy Writ to put forward divine and ~spiritual truths
5 1, 1 | which is not elsewhere put forward by the Scripture in its
6 1, 14 | many things by one, bring ~forward some examples, as, for instance,
7 1, 32 | Trinity some have ~brought forward a reason from the infinite
8 1, 32 | to prove the faith brings forward reasons which are not ~cogent,
9 1, 46 | Empedocles and Plato, and brings forward reasons to ~refute them.
10 1, 46 | Hence ~Aristotle brings forward this reason (Phys. viii,
11 1, 46 | of faith, should ~bring forward reasons that are not cogent,
12 1, 48 | his logical works, brings forward examples that ~in his time
13 1, 62 | still another, which we look forward to in the future, whereby "
14 1, 70 | 1:6), "The ~spirit goeth forward, surveying all places round
15 1, 47 | Empedocles and Plato, and brings forward reasons to ~refute them.
16 1, 47 | Hence ~Aristotle brings forward this reason (Phys. viii,
17 1, 47 | of faith, should ~bring forward reasons that are not cogent,
18 1, 49 | his logical works, brings forward examples that ~in his time
19 1, 63 | still another, which we look forward to in the future, whereby "
20 1, 71 | 1:6), "The ~spirit goeth forward, surveying all places round
21 1, 89 | the higher ~things lead forward the inferior - all these
22 2, 16 | ii, 22) that man "goes ~forward to the operation, and this
23 2, 19 | yet the erring reason puts forward its judgment as being true, ~
24 2, 25 | movement begins in love, goes ~forward to desire, and ends in hope;
25 2, 31 | some other part ~is looked forward to as yet to be realized,
26 2, 59 | arguments which Tully brings forward ~in De Tusc. Quaest. iv
27 2, 66 | certain movement of stretching forward to the beloved. ~Therefore
28 2, 84 | that he frequently goes forward to other ~sins. But this
29 2, 93 | namely, whether what is put forward is true. In another way
30 2, 106 | Therefore we must look forward to another state, wherein
31 2, 106 | Nevertheless we are not to look ~forward to a state wherein man is
32 2, 106 | Hence we ~are not to look forward to another law corresponding
33 2, 113 | flight; ~your soul goes forward when you seek; your soul
34 2, 114 | a shining light, ~goeth forward and increaseth even to perfect
35 2, 1 | certain propositions are put forward on ~their own account, while
36 2, 1 | account, while others are put forward in order to manifest ~others.
37 2, 2 | reasons which are brought forward in support of the ~authority
38 2, 2 | of the reasons brought ~forward by philosophers or heretics
39 2, 23 | an act of charity goes forward in the way to God. Therefore
40 2, 26 | Tract. ix). Now ~hope looks forward to obtain something from
41 2, 27 | hope also, whereby we look forward to enjoy the Divine ~good,
42 2, 31 | witnesses ought to be brought ~forward?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[33] A[
43 2, 31 | ought ~not to be brought forward. For secret sins ought not
44 2, 31 | xvi, 7). ~Now by bringing forward witnesses one makes known
45 2, 31 | not to bring ~witnesses forward before the public denunciation.~
46 2, 31 | therefore ought ~one to bring forward witnesses to prove the secret
47 2, 31 | Further, witnesses are brought forward to prove something. But ~
48 2, 31 | useless to ~bring witnesses forward in such cases.~Aquin.: SMT
49 2, 31 | witnesses should not be brought forward before the public ~denunciation.~
50 2, 32 | according to the ~first forward course of the appetitive
51 2, 65 | sift the evidence brought forward, and ~discover its weak
52 2, 72 | name, wherefore he brings forward those evils especially about
53 2, 86 | Ecclesiasticus, which is put forward in the contrary ~sense,
54 2, 94 | these signs are brought forward, not on divine ~authority,
55 2, 121 | good hope." But hope looks forward to the future, which is ~
56 2, 128 | namely continually advancing forward.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[130] A[
57 2, 163 | order of nature he is ~moved forward to perfection by means of
58 2, 178 | step consists in going ~forward from sensible to intelligible
59 2, 183 | stranger. And whoever is put forward as an example to the lives
60 2, 184 | saying: "If the will ~be forward, it is accepted according
61 2, 184 | perfect, to which ~we look forward in the life to come; the
62 3, 31 | thus "Matthew, putting forward the royal personality of
63 3, 39 | those who are baptized go forward, not back. ~Therefore it
64 3, 39 | obtained grace we ~must look forward to be judged"; and this
65 3, 44 | point out that each ~step forward in the way of perfection
66 3, 45 | Moses and Elias are ~brought forward for many reasons." And,
67 3, 48 | from the arguments brought forward above all the fittingness
68 3, 55 | Consequently, the proofs brought forward for showing the ~condition
69 3, 59 | Therefore it is useless to look ~forward to a final Judgment.~Aquin.:
70 3, 69 | baptized who died ~then looked forward, with a sure hope, to enter
71 3, 69 | Baptism. But from that moment forward he is bound by his obligations." ~
72 3, 87 | up the desire of going ~forward, or of removing the obstacles
73 3, Note| the Angelic Doctor moved forward to positions ~which directly
74 Suppl, 64| ignorance, the wife may put forward ~some motive, or allege
75 Suppl, 72| expectation of nature looks ~forward would seem to be natural.
76 Suppl, 85| the holy Fathers looked forward to the first coming, ~so
77 Suppl, 85| first coming, ~so do we look forward to the second. But the holy
78 Suppl, 85| numerous, that some looked forward to the coming of ~Antichrist
79 Suppl, 93| to which ~husbandry looks forward as the result of sowing
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