Part, Question
1 1, 36 | in Holy Scripture either explicitly or implicitly. But although
2 1, 36 | the west, the matter ~was explicitly defined by the authority
3 1, 41 | same as if I said more ~explicitly, of the essence of the Father."~
4 1, 41 | same as if I said more ~explicitly, of the essence of the Father."~
5 2, 107 | down in the New Testament explicitly and ~openly as a point of
6 2, 107 | of their being set forth explicitly. ~But as to the substance
7 2, 107 | implicitly needs to be declared ~explicitly. Hence after the publishing
8 2, 108 | But the New Law declared explicitly ~certain points of faith
9 2, 108 | which were not set forth explicitly in the Old ~Law; for instance,
10 2, 1 | number of articles believed explicitly, since to ~those who lived
11 2, 1 | later times some were known explicitly which were not ~known explicitly
12 2, 1 | explicitly which were not ~known explicitly by those who lived before
13 2, 1 | heretics, one contains more ~explicitly what another contains implicitly.~
14 2, 1 | to express the faith more explicitly against the errors ~which
15 2, 2 | believe certain things ~explicitly?~(6) Whether all are equally
16 2, 2 | believe in the Trinity ~explicitly?~(9) Whether the act of
17 2, 2 | bound to believe anything explicitly?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[2] A[5]
18 2, 2 | bound to believe anything ~explicitly. For no man is bound to
19 2, 2 | power to believe a thing explicitly, for it is written (Rm. ~
20 2, 2 | bound to believe anything explicitly.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[2] A[5]
21 2, 2 | bound to believe anything explicitly, and it is ~enough if he
22 2, 2 | without his believing anything explicitly.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[2] A[5]
23 2, 2 | not bound to believe them explicitly, but only ~implicitly, or
24 2, 2 | bound to believe such things explicitly, when it is clear to him
25 2, 2 | things should be believed explicitly. Therefore ~all are equally
26 2, 2 | bound to believe ~everything explicitly.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[2] A[6]
27 2, 2 | and to believe them more explicitly.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[2] A[6]
28 2, 2 | others, are bound to believe explicitly more things ~than others
29 2, 2 | that they should ~believe explicitly in the mystery of Christ?~
30 2, 2 | that they should believe explicitly in the mystery of Christ.
31 2, 2 | is ~not bound to believe explicitly what the angels are ignorant
32 2, 2 | were not bound to ~believe explicitly in the mystery of Christ'
33 2, 2 | known the mystery of ~Christ explicitly, since he asked Christ (
34 2, 2 | salvation of all to believe explicitly in the mystery of Christ. ~
35 2, 2 | state of sin, man believed, explicitly in Christ's ~Incarnation,
36 2, 2 | after sin, man believed explicitly in Christ, not only as to
37 2, 2 | was known by the learned ~explicitly, while the simple folk,
38 2, 2 | believe them more or less ~explicitly according to each one's
39 2, 2 | was he bound to believe explicitly, before its fulfilment,
40 2, 2 | did not believe in ~Him explicitly, they did, nevertheless,
41 2, 2 | for salvation to believe explicitly in the ~Trinity?~Aquin.:
42 2, 2 | for salvation to believe ~explicitly in the Trinity. For the
43 2, 2 | not necessary to believe explicitly in the Trinity.~Aquin.:
44 2, 2 | Trinity was not believed ~explicitly.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[2] A[8]
45 2, 2 | we are bound to believe explicitly of God is ~the object of
46 2, 2 | not necessary to believe ~explicitly in the Trinity.~Aquin.:
47 2, 2 | is impossible to believe explicitly in the mystery of ~Christ,
48 2, 2 | of Christ ~was believed explicitly by the learned, but implicitly
49 2, 5 | be ~received more or less explicitly; and in this respect one
50 2, 5 | respect one man can believe ~explicitly more things than another,
51 2, 5 | and yet he who does not explicitly believe ~all, while he is
52 2, 6 | that man believe anything explicitly. The second thing requisite ~
53 2, 20 | admiration. Hence Gregory states ~explicitly that presumption of novelties
54 2, 42 | each precept ~to be given explicitly, for the reason given above.~~
55 2, 73 | a hypocrite, derides God explicitly, but implicitly, in so ~
56 2, 83 | Though all do not know explicitly the power of the ~sacrifices,
57 2, 86 | the Decretal quoted says ~explicitly that "not even the Sovereign
58 2, 95 | this is ~sometimes done explicitly, as when anyone intends,
59 2, 95 | Hence a man tempts God ~explicitly in his prayers when he asks
60 2, 95 | or will. He tempts God ~explicitly by deeds when he intends,
61 2, 172 | promises were made most explicitly to ~Abraham, so at the outset
62 2, 185 | business; and this is most explicitly prescribed by the ~apostolic
63 2, 185 | Augustine is speaking there explicitly of those who beg ~from motives
64 3, 30 | Virgin did indeed believe explicitly in the ~future Incarnation;
65 3, 30 | Reply OBJ 2: Ambrose says explicitly on Lk. 1:34, that the Blessed ~
66 3, 69 | has Baptism of desire, ~explicitly or implicitly; and yet when
67 3, 84 | passage referred to, but ~explicitly Serm. xv de verb Apost.]), "
68 3, 88 | Our Lord teaches ~most explicitly in the Gospel that sins
69 Suppl, 6 | although we do not read it explicitly, yet it was somewhat ~foreshadowed
70 Suppl, 9 | the ~penitent declare it explicitly, and confess the others
71 Suppl, 29| Further, the Master says explicitly (Sent. iv, D, 23) that it
72 Suppl, 48| intercourse implicitly and not explicitly. For carnal intercourse ~
73 Suppl, 48| that consent is not given ~explicitly to carnal intercourse; and
74 Suppl, 64| demanded in two ways. First, explicitly, ~as when they ask one another
75 Suppl, 64| does not ~ask for the debt explicitly in words, the husband is
76 Suppl, 66| synagogue are ~mentioned explicitly: so that she was not as
77 Suppl, 77| whatever is shown forth ~explicitly in the product of art is
78 Suppl, 88| creature groaneth," ~etc. says explicitly that "all the elements labor
79 Appen1, 2| Moreover, Dionysius says explicitly ~that the good angels sometimes
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