Part, Question
1 1, 21 | according to His ~will He does justly: as we do justly what we
2 1, 21 | He does justly: as we do justly what we do according to
3 1, 88 | do just things, ~but not justly, that is, pleasurably, causes
4 1, 102 | Further, a king does not justly punish those who do not
5 1, 102 | commands, no one would be justly punished by God.~Aquin.:
6 1, 102 | state. ~Therefore they are justly punished by God.~Aquin.:
7 2, 21 | Him? . . . And if thou do justly, what shalt thou give Him?" ~
8 2, 47 | some one and ~are suffering justly on that account; because
9 2, 56 | but also makes him act justly.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[56] A[
10 2, 71 | On the contrary, A man is justly punished for a vicious act;
11 2, 97 | law, ~however just, may be justly changed in course of time."~
12 2, 99 | or rewards certain ones ~justly.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[99] A[
13 2, 100 | justice should be done ~justly, that deeds of fortitude
14 2, 100 | that ~"thou shalt follow justly after that which is just."
15 2, 106 | whom it is withheld it ~is justly withheld, and to whom it
16 2, 108 | injury of ~which he might justly seek to be avenged. In this
17 2, 114 | Job ~35:7): "If thou do justly, what shalt thou give Him,
18 2, 114 | fall. For what a man may justly ask of God, he may justly
19 2, 114 | justly ask of God, he may justly merit. Now ~nothing may
20 2, 114 | merit. Now ~nothing may more justly be besought of God than
21 2, 2 | whom it is ~withheld it is justly withheld, as a punishment
22 2, 10 | dominion or authority can be justly done away ~with by the sentence
23 2, 18 | through being inflicted on us justly; although originally ~this
24 2, 38 | OBJ 3: Those who wage war justly aim at peace, and so they
25 2, 38 | help to those who fight justly, by exhorting ~and absolving
26 2, 38 | 20): "Thou shalt follow justly after that which is ~just."
27 2, 59 | of works, as when a man justly exacts a work of ~another,
28 2, 60 | however, it be ~taken away justly, there will be equality,
29 2, 60 | saying what is true, and this justly, as when a man ~reveals
30 2, 60 | obtaining a ~benefice. First, justly: for instance, if having
31 2, 60 | bound ~to give. Now a judge justly deprives a thief of more
32 2, 60 | 3: By condemning the man justly, the judge can exact more
33 2, 62 | the case of a judge who justly condemns a man ~to death.
34 2, 63 | of justice. Again, no man justly ~punishes another, except
35 2, 64 | you do ~not possess them justly, and according to the laws
36 2, 65 | inquiry:~(1) Whether a man can justly judge one who is not his
37 2, 65 | 3) Whether a judge can justly sentence a man who is not
38 2, 65 | accused? ~(4) Whether he can justly remit the punishment?~Aquin.:
39 2, 65 | Para. 1/1~Whether a man can justly judge one who is not subject
40 2, 65 | would seem that a man can justly judge one who is not subject ~
41 2, 65 | or the ~like, he may be justly condemned by the ordinary.~
42 2, 67 | whereby he is obliged to judge justly. Hence it is lawful for ~
43 2, 67 | judges would fail to judge justly so many times.~Aquin.: SMT
44 2, 67 | death in two ways. First ~justly, and then it is not lawful
45 2, 69 | I answer that, A man may justly receive payment for granting
46 2, 75 | need: but the latter is justly deserving of blame, ~because,
47 2, 93 | thou couldst not act more justly than ~in choosing by lot
48 2, 128 | without virtue, neither ~justly deem themselves worthy of
49 2, 140 | that ~"intemperance is justly more deserving of reproach
50 2, 147 | should live soberly and justly and ~godly," where a gloss
51 2, 166 | moderation do ~not sin but act justly, by rewarding them for their
52 2, 187 | obligation that can be justly canceled. Now if any persons
53 3, 1 | predestination secretly yet justly. Therefore let us ~unshrinkingly
54 3, 19 | from another; nor can we justly affirm ~that because there
55 3, 36 | should live soberly, and ~justly, and godly in this world."
56 3, 44 | Further, punishment is not justly inflicted save for fault.
57 3, 46 | account of sin, man was justly left by God under the devil'
58 3, 49 | sanction, but because he ~was justly permitted to injure men
59 3, 89 | fault, since at times a man justly forfeits through his own
60 Suppl, 21| union, since no ~man can be justly excommunicated except for
61 Suppl, 21| excommunicated suffers ~justly, even if the author act
62 Suppl, 36| that "man should follow ~justly after that which is just."
63 Suppl, 62| since the divorce has been justly ~pronounced. Therefore she
64 Suppl, 62| divorce has been granted justly.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[62] A[
65 Suppl, 72| act ~unjustly, but they justly judge and try their deeds.
66 Suppl, 85| given that He ~may judge justly, since He was judged unjustly
67 Suppl, 86| make it clear that they are justly banished from the city of
68 Suppl, 87| that thou mayest judge justly," according ~to the gloss.
69 Suppl, 87| will," says: "He will judge justly in ~the form wherein He
70 Suppl, 87| weakness: so as to show how justly those ~were condemned who
71 Suppl, 96| the saints why some are justly ~condemned to everlasting
72 Appen1, 1| have only original sin are justly subject to many sensible
73 Appen1, 1| since their ~punishment is justly inflicted by God, that their
74 Appen1, 2| and yet the judge acts justly in ~condemning both for
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