Part, Question
1 1, 5 | measure, and number, and ~weight" (Wis. 11:21). And to these
2 1, 5 | gives it its species, and weight gives it rest and ~stability."
3 1, 5 | and order are caused by weight, number and ~measure, as
4 1, 5 | not every good ~thing has weight, number and measure; for
5 1, 5 | been created in number, weight and ~measure." Therefore
6 1, 5 | form; and this belongs to weight and order. ~Hence the essence
7 1, 5 | as being without number, ~weight and measure, not absolutely,
8 1, 7 | measure, and number, and weight" (Wis. 11:21).~Aquin.: SMT
9 1, 22 | was the reason that had ~weight with Tully, who withdrew
10 1, 45 | those three, "number," "weight," and "measure," mentioned
11 1, 45 | refers to the species, "weight" refers to the ~order. And
12 1, 61 | Christian doctrine is of such weight that no one has ever raised ~
13 1, 62 | hindered from so doing by the weight of the body; consequently
14 1, 63 | argument seems to have the more weight which is ~drawn from the
15 1, 65 | for us . . . an eternal weight of glory."~Aquin.: SMT FP
16 1, 46 | those three, "number," "weight," and "measure," mentioned
17 1, 46 | refers to the species, "weight" refers to the ~order. And
18 1, 62 | Christian doctrine is of such weight that no one has ever raised ~
19 1, 63 | hindered from so doing by the weight of the body; consequently
20 1, 64 | argument seems to have the more weight which is ~drawn from the
21 1, 66 | for us . . . an eternal weight of glory."~Aquin.: SMT FP
22 1, 88 | intelligence, since the weight and care of the body is ~
23 1, 114 | The ~proof taken from the weight of bodies is not to the
24 1, 114 | quantity does not cause weight; as is proved (De ~Coelo
25 1, 114 | Secondly, it is false that weight retards ~movement; on the
26 2, 1 | disposes all things "in number, weight and measure."~Aquin.: SMT
27 2, 18 | good consists in "number, ~weight, and measure" (FP, Q[5],
28 2, 26 | centre, is by reason of its ~weight and may be called "natural
29 2, 26 | the generated body both ~weight and the movement resulting
30 2, 26 | movement resulting from weight: so that weight, from being ~
31 2, 26 | resulting from weight: so that weight, from being ~the principle
32 2, 26 | that body ~by reason of its weight, can, in a way, be called "
33 2, 32 | appreciation receives greater weight from the testimony of good
34 2, 34 | experience is of great ~weight, example moves more than
35 2, 37 | his own movement by some weight. Now it is ~evident from
36 2, 38 | depressing effect, it is like a weight whereof we strive to unburden ~
37 2, 38 | it ~were, to lessen its weight; wherefore the load of sorrow
38 2, 63 | Boni. iii) or in "number, weight, ~and measure," as expressed
39 2, 85 | velocity, which has the greater weight according to the property ~
40 2, 97 | necessaries of life in due weight and measure. ~Accordingly
41 2, 100 | in measure, number and weight." Much more therefore did
42 2, 109 | away by repentance, ~by its weight drags us down to other sins":
43 2, 111 | his words would have no weight. Thirdly, ~he must be capable
44 2, 1 | it does not carry much ~weight. Yet even then it could
45 2, 68 | their evidence is of no weight, ~because if they disagree
46 2, 68 | makes their evidence of more weight than that ~of many witnesses.
47 2, 96 | premises are of greater weight, since ~they are in the
48 2, 142 | An attestation receives weight from its effect by reason
49 2, 142 | better men carries more weight since they have a ~more
50 2, 153 | appreciable according to weight.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[155] A[
51 2, 159 | of justice, ~but by the weight and size of pride."~Aquin.:
52 2, 160 | nature is always of greater weight than that which ~belongs
53 2, 162 | all ~things, "in number, weight, and measure [*Vulg.: 'Thou
54 2, 162 | measure, and number, and weight.']" (Wis. 11:21).~Aquin.:
55 2, 178 | his own deficiency and the weight of ~his corruptible body,
56 2, 178 | yet through my grievous weight I sink down ~again." Again,
57 2, 179 | of contemplation by ~the weight of the body. Hence Gregory
58 2, 184 | silver which are measured by weight [*'Pondere,' ~referring
59 2, 186 | much wealth increases the weight of care, which is a great
60 2, 187 | when built receive not the ~weight of the beams until the new
61 2, 187 | should be burdened with weight before they are seasoned
62 3, 2 | the reason which was of weight with ~such as denied the
63 3, 7 | in measure and number and weight." Therefore the grace of
64 3, 7 | ordered all things in ~number, weight and measure." And it is
65 3, 19 | unstable waters bearing up the weight of bodily feet." Now it
66 3, 28 | unstable waters bearing the weight of earthly feet."~Aquin.:
67 3, 29 | reason seems to ~have no weight, for if she were not espoused,
68 3, 45 | unstable waters ~bearing the weight of material and earthly
69 3, 46 | and feet; moreover, the weight of the suspended ~body intensifies
70 3, 51 | about a ~hundred pounds weight," as recorded by John (19:
71 3, 54 | rarity and ~density follow weight and lightness, heat and
72 3, 83 | sacrament ~is of greater weight than the precept of receiving
73 Suppl, 9 | consists ~in giving greater weight to greater sins. The second
74 Suppl, 12| future time is of ~greater weight than compensation for the
75 Suppl, 14| 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: By its weight, one sin drags us down to
76 Suppl, 52| a way as to increase the weight ~of the marriage burden,
77 Suppl, 71| pro Mort. i): "Of no small weight is ~the authority of the
78 Appen1, 2| is not held back by the weight of ~the body, and because,
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