Part, Question
1 1, 12 | spoke thus to designate some exalted intellectual contemplation, ~
2 1, 51 | which asserts that God is exalted above all things, ~according
3 1, 51 | 2: "Thy magnificence is exalted beyond the heavens"; ~Origen,
4 1, 55 | are some things of a more exalted nature, ~because they are
5 1, 61 | higher angels, as having an exalted and universal power ~over
6 1, 63 | is this unfitting in any exalted ~creature; because the intellectual
7 1, 68 | authority than the most exalted human intellect. ~Hence,
8 1, 52 | which asserts that God is exalted above all things, ~according
9 1, 52 | 2: "Thy magnificence is exalted beyond the heavens"; ~Origen,
10 1, 56 | are some things of a more exalted nature, ~because they are
11 1, 62 | higher angels, as having an exalted and universal power ~over
12 1, 64 | is this unfitting in any exalted ~creature; because the intellectual
13 1, 69 | authority than the most exalted human intellect. ~Hence,
14 1, 95 | innocence was not ~more exalted than the condition of the
15 1, 112 | them hath He blessed and exalted, and some of them hath He
16 2, 19 | 55:9: "As the heavens are exalted above the earth, so are
17 2, 19 | the earth, so are My ways ~exalted above your ways, and My
18 2, 68 | its mover. Hence ~the more exalted the mover, the more perfect
19 2, 68 | is evident that the more ~exalted the mover, the more excellent
20 2, 108 | them. But it did promise exalted honors and abundant riches;
21 2, 111 | proper gift of the ~more exalted members of the Church. Hence
22 2, 8 | penetrates certain more exalted ~things." But the practical
23 2, 8 | intellect is occupied, not with exalted, but ~with inferior things,
24 2, 8 | concerned are not ~surpassingly exalted considered in themselves,
25 2, 8 | Divine happiness, they are ~exalted so that they can be the
26 2, 25 | which respect he is a more exalted good and more like God.~
27 2, 25 | consider which is the more exalted good, the son naturally
28 2, 25 | and ~considered as a more exalted good.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[26]
29 2, 43 | things (by both knowing more exalted ~mysteries and being able
30 2, 71 | those who have been unduly exalted through the flattery of
31 2, 73 | and against whom hast thou exalted thy voice?" ~and he replies: "
32 2, 79 | to the ~true God, Who is "exalted above all gods" [*Ps. 94:
33 2, 81 | is most becoming to their exalted position that they should ~
34 2, 150 | their glory, but no less exalted is their ~vocation. They
35 2, 159 | Lord, my heart ~is not exalted, nor are my eyes lofty."
36 2, 159 | to God, the more is one exalted in God's ~sight. Hence Augustine
37 2, 159 | justice ~is either the most exalted of all the virtues, or includes
38 2, 159 | humbleth himself shall ~be exalted" (Lk. 14:11). Therefore
39 2, 159 | is written: 'He shall be exalted.' And do not imagine that ~
40 2, 160 | whereas Thou alone art God exalted over all." Therefore pride
41 2, 185 | not that the poor may be exalted to ~pride; since it is altogether
42 3, 6 | Word is prior to and more exalted than the ~human nature,
43 3, 6 | human nature, the more exalted any part of the human nature
44 3, 19 | which cause God also hath exalted Him." Therefore by ~obeying
45 3, 24 | so great, so ~lofty, so exalted a position, that it would
46 3, 30 | But the ~Mother of God is exalted above all the angels. Therefore
47 3, 41 | humiliation, whereby he is exalted by reason of spiritual good. ~
48 3, 42 | death of the cross, God hath exalted Him . . . ~that in the name
49 3, 46 | merited the glory of being exalted, through the lowliness of
50 3, 46 | understand, He shall be exalted and extolled, and shall
51 3, 46 | of men." ~But Christ was exalted in that He had all grace
52 3, 48 | Phil. 2:9, "Therefore God exalted Him," ~etc., Augustine says (
53 3, 49 | Passion Christ merited to be exalted?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[49] A[
54 3, 49 | Christ did not merit to be exalted on account of ~His Passion.
55 3, 49 | for which cause God also exalted Him."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[49]
56 3, 49 | humbleth himself shall be ~exalted."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[49] A[
57 3, 49 | Is. 52:13: "He shall be exalted and extolled, and shall
58 3, 49 | which cause also God hath exalted Him, and hath given Him
59 3, 53 | from their seat, and hath exalted the ~humble." Consequently,
60 3, 57 | I answer that, The more exalted place is due to the nobler
61 3, 57 | very reason that God so ~exalted human nature in Christ,
62 3, 58 | OBJ 2: Christ as man is exalted to Divine honor; and this
63 3, 59 | in Christ merited to be ~exalted above the angels; so that,
64 Suppl, 37| Eucharist, as being the most exalted of the sacraments, it follows
65 Suppl, 37| they are qualified for exalted duties, wherefore only deacons
66 Suppl, 49| species is better and more exalted than ~the good of the individual.
67 Suppl, 80| subtle a body is the more exalted it is. But the ~glorified
68 Suppl, 80| glorified bodies will be most exalted. Therefore they will be
69 Suppl, 81| s body which is the most exalted of all has the ~highest
70 Suppl, 86| for Christ's sake shall be exalted. Thirdly, ~because poverty
71 Suppl, 86| their merit will be so far exalted as to be ~raised above the
72 Suppl, 88| movement: although God Who is exalted above all things is without ~
73 Suppl, 90| under the altar, i.e. less exalted than they will be." Therefore
74 Suppl, 93| humbleth himself shall ~be exalted" (Mt. 23:12). But there
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