Part, Question
1 1, 104 | depends the order of the household; which order is contained
2 2, 61 | community, viz. towards the household, or even towards one individual.~
3 2, 63 | with the saints, and of the household [Douay: ~'domestics'] of
4 2, 87 | of the ~state or of the household; thirdly, it is subjected
5 2, 87 | that occur in one's own household are more moving. ~Consequently
6 2, 90 | of a family governs his household. But the sovereign of a
7 2, 90 | family can ~make laws for his household.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[90] A[
8 2, 90 | one man is a part of the household, so a household is a ~part
9 2, 90 | part of the household, so a household is a ~part of the state:
10 2, 90 | so too the good of one household is ~ordained to the good
11 2, 97 | goods: thus the head of a household is ~called a dispenser,
12 2, 97 | because to each member of the household he ~distributes work and
13 2, 98 | observed by the servants of his household, others are not bound thereto.~
14 2, 98 | familiar, and, as it were, household ~precepts: but when Abraham'
15 2, 100 | contrary to the good of the ~household; hence it is said (Dt. 21:
16 2, 102 | Gentiles worshipped their household gods as a preservative against
17 2, 104 | of members ~of the same household, such as the order of the
18 2, 105 | about the members of the ~household?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[105] A[
19 2, 105 | about the members of the household. For a slave "is in every
20 2, 105 | about the members of the household.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[105] A[
21 2, 105 | relations of the members of a household regard ~everyday actions
22 2, 105 | relations of the members of a household admit of a ~threefold combination:
23 2, 105 | obligation to ~support the household of the deceased, as his
24 2, 10 | the members of a prince's household are his ~subjects. Now some
25 2, 10 | they that are of Caesar's household," ~referring to Nero, who
26 2, 10 | faithful in the emperor's household, that they might defend ~
27 2, 22 | are drawn together, not by household interests, not ~by mere
28 2, 25 | enemies are they of his own household."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[26] A[
29 2, 25 | and lastly those of ~our household."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[26] A[
30 2, 30 | what he had, so that no household cares might keep him ~back" (
31 2, 39 | is ~not credible that the household of Isaac quarrelled publicly,
32 2, 42 | to those ~who are of the household of the faith," and when
33 2, 45 | to the common good of the household or family, and "monastic
34 2, 48 | provident in governing their household. Therefore domestic ~prudence
35 2, 48 | so ~also is there in a household. If therefore domestic like
36 2, 48 | Now it is evident that a household is ~a mean between the individual
37 2, 48 | individual is part of the household, so is the household part
38 2, 48 | the household, so is the household part of the city ~or kingdom.
39 2, 48 | regards the ~conduct of the household. In Ethic. i, 1 the Philosopher
40 2, 48 | the disposition of their household, but not in regard to "a ~
41 2, 48 | regards the conduct of the household, for which ~above all a
42 2, 48 | 3: The father has in his household an authority like that of
43 2, 55 | individual or even of one household. Therefore there is no need
44 2, 55 | the ~father pertain to a household, as stated in Polit. i,
45 2, 55 | to the community of the household, as ~stated in Polit. i,
46 2, 56 | general public stands the ~household community. Consequently,
47 2, 56 | to the ~common good of a household: and yet this is not the
48 2, 56 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The household community, according to
49 2, 63 | preside over the family household, which is an imperfect community, ~
50 2, 68 | persons united by family or household ties, or again owing to ~
51 2, 75 | who have to provide the household or the ~state with the necessaries
52 2, 75 | trading for the upkeep of his household, or for the ~assistance
53 2, 86 | the ~arrangements of the household, so that in these matters
54 2, 86 | said to ~dispense food to a household.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[88] A[
55 2, 86 | children, of looking after his household, ~and of procuring whatever
56 2, 100 | particular governor; because ~the household which a father governs is
57 2, 102 | life and the care of the household; and so forth.~Aquin.: SMT
58 2, 115 | might not be bound by any household ~cares." For this belongs
59 2, 184 | which was his own so that no household care might hold him back."~
60 2, 187 | enemies are they of his own household." Wherefore ~Cyril expounding
61 3, 55 | to them who ~are of her household," but not to the people
62 3, 61 | various commands to his household at ~various seasons, ordering
63 3, 70 | command his children, ~and his household after him to keep the way
64 Suppl, 26| for the members of his household, ~or for his benefactors,
65 Suppl, 36| exception ~all who serve the household of God, since it is most
66 Suppl, 36| whom He has set ~"over His household to give them their measure
67 Suppl, 41| persons render ~one another in household matters. For just as natural
68 Suppl, 52| regards the management of the ~household, and other such additional
69 Suppl, 54| to ~live together in one household, because if a lawful carnal
70 Suppl, 57| younger in the care of the ~household. Consequently a younger
71 Suppl, 60| kinds of community: the household, such as a ~family; and
72 Suppl, 64| husband, nor as regards the household ~management, wherein the
73 Suppl, 64| in the management of the ~household the husband is bound to
74 Suppl, 65| is the management ~of the household and community of works,
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