Part, Question
1 1, 8 | FOUR ARTICLES)~Since it evidently belongs to the infinite
2 1, 13 | there are which ~express evidently the property of the divinity,
3 1, 16 | will be from God; which is evidently false.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
4 1, 19 | commends the good more evidently in that good is more ~pleasing
5 1, 41 | disposition by ~movement evidently arises from some cause.
6 1, 42 | are only two, the ~Son is evidently not equal to the Father.~
7 1, 45 | earth is ~named." From which evidently appears that no created
8 1, 46 | For the world leads more evidently to the ~knowledge of the
9 1, 75 | of the sensitive soul are evidently accompanied ~with change
10 1, 41 | disposition by ~movement evidently arises from some cause.
11 1, 42 | are only two, the ~Son is evidently not equal to the Father.~
12 1, 46 | earth is ~named." From which evidently appears that no created
13 1, 47 | For the world leads more evidently to the ~knowledge of the
14 1, 74 | of the sensitive soul are evidently accompanied ~with change
15 1, 88 | for the soul's good, for evidently it would understand worse
16 1, 89 | he calls "exceedingly and evidently perverse, and contrary ~
17 1, 89 | A[1]), wherefore it is evidently false that the soul is of
18 1, 111 | intellectual operations evidently have sometimes a determinate
19 2, 1 | pursuits in life. Which is evidently false.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
20 2, 3 | Body Para. 2/3 ~This is evidently the case in regard to sensible
21 2, 5 | Para. 4/5~This, however, is evidently false, for two reasons.
22 2, 11 | natural appetite. But this is ~evidently false, since the latter
23 2, 12 | different intentions: which is ~evidently false.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
24 2, 12 | it is available: so that evidently a man can ~intend several
25 2, 13 | chosen. Consequently it is evidently an act of the appetitive ~
26 2, 21 | where man ~while acting is evidently compared to an instrument.
27 2, 28 | object of his love; which is evidently false. Therefore ~mutual
28 2, 28 | more than himself: which is evidently false. Therefore ~ecstasy
29 2, 32 | pleasing to us: which is evidently ~untrue.~Aquin.: SMT FS
30 2, 34 | But this is seen to be evidently false as regards ~intellectual
31 2, 40 | appetite towards good, it evidently belongs to the appetitive
32 2, 47 | in a matter in which he evidently ~excels greatly, he does
33 2, 60 | passions of the soul, as is ~evidently the case with temperance,
34 2, 65 | to please God"; and this evidently belongs most to charity, ~
35 2, 73 | sin than ~murder, which is evidently untrue. Therefore a sin
36 2, 80 | appeared visibly; which is evidently false.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
37 2, 85 | parts are ~uniform, as is evidently the case with air, water,
38 2, 100 | our neighbor as pertaining evidently to our duty towards them; ~
39 2, 100 | pertaining thereto less ~evidently.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[100] A[
40 2, 104 | as to his neighbor: as is evidently the case ~with the seven
41 2, 107 | Furthermore, the same ~evidently applies to the prohibition
42 2, 12 | of ~other sins: which is evidently not the case. Therefore
43 2, 17 | then, the act of charity evidently belongs to the will, it
44 2, 18 | principal good. The same evidently applies to the other ~theological
45 2, 22 | to perform. And this ~is evidently untrue, since no virtue
46 2, 40 | Discord from what is not evidently good, may be without ~sin,
47 2, 40 | but discord from what is evidently good, cannot be without
48 2, 56 | virtues, some of which are evidently about the ~passions. Therefore
49 2, 58 | two causes ~of suspicion evidently connote perversity of the
50 2, 76 | does not exist, and this evidently leads to ~inequality which
51 2, 76 | exist, wherefore he would evidently commit a sin of ~injustice.
52 2, 77 | not ~omit to go, so that, evidently, the previous drunkenness
53 2, 86 | in any vow. But this ~is evidently false, because just as the
54 2, 88 | necromantic incantations, which is evidently false. Therefore the ~antecedent
55 2, 92 | Body Para. 4/4~But this is evidently false. For since outward
56 2, 106 | with death: and this is ~evidently false.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
57 2, 108 | he has promised something evidently unlawful, because he sinned
58 2, 139 | reason. Now ~temperance evidently inclines man to this, since
59 2, 159 | from magnanimity, which is evidently false. Therefore ~humility
60 2, 159 | or moderation." Now this evidently pertains to ~modesty or
61 2, 160 | less ~grievous are more evidently shameful. Hence Isidore
62 2, 161 | OBJ[3]. St. ~Thomas is evidently alluding to the words of
63 2, 165 | on: "By this ~it may more evidently be discerned wherein pleasure
64 2, 170 | Divine inspiration. This was ~evidently the case with Balaam, of
65 2, 172 | 1:13). ~Thirdly, it is evidently a still higher degree of
66 2, 182 | bound ~thereto; and this is evidently false.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
67 2, 187 | did it ~always, which is evidently false.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
68 3, 34 | merited nothing. But this is evidently untrue. Therefore Christ
69 3, 69 | perfect age. But this is evidently false, ~for two reasons.
70 3, 84 | Apocrypha. St. Thomas is evidently ~quoting from memory, and
71 3, 87 | incompatible with charity, which is evidently untrue. Consequently it ~
72 3, Note| compiler of the Supplement was evidently well ~acquainted with the
73 Suppl, 71| dead, many of whom ~were evidently idolaters and damned. For
74 Suppl, 71| faithful departed: and ~this is evidently false.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
75 Suppl, 84| many ways hidden, to appear evidently to all. ~Now the sentence
76 Suppl, 93| who will be saved, as is evidently the ~case with those who
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