Part, Question
1 1, 7 | infinite number, if the work is carried on for an ~infinite time.
2 1, 14 | but because His glance is carried from eternity over all things
3 1, 47 | earth would naturally be carried to this central one, wherever
4 1, 48 | earth would naturally be carried to this central one, wherever
5 1, 91 | observe the mode of generation carried out in various living ~things.
6 1, 107 | thereon, and he can be carried thereupon; and so the angels
7 1, 107 | decided to be done can be carried out by ~others, which belongs
8 2, 28 | concupiscence, the lover is carried ~out of himself, in a certain
9 2, 98 | house of Israel? But ~you carried a tabernacle for your Moloch,
10 2, 102 | propitiatory was fittingly carried by ~cherubim, since of Him
11 2, 102 | something corporeal that can be carried ~from one place to another:
12 2, 102 | blemish"; "and which" had "not carried the yoke," because ~Christ
13 2, 102 | second, until they were carried away to Babylon, the third
14 2, 114 | that His ~will should be carried out.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[114]
15 2, 38 | of justice whether it be ~carried on openly or by ambushes":
16 2, 40 | is, properly speaking, ~carried on against external foes,
17 2, 53 | execution of craftiness may be carried out by another ~vice, just
18 2, 53 | keeping things in, which Judas carried, and (Acts ~4:34-37) that
19 2, 62 | themselves, but ~that this may be carried into effect by others in
20 2, 64 | rape ~whether the woman be carried off publicly or secretly.
21 2, 75 | or again in having it ~carried by another. In this sense
22 2, 93 | elections, which should ~be carried out by the inspiration of
23 2, 120 | Sabbath: the priests also who carried the ark of the ~Lord for
24 2, 120 | must be understood to have ~carried it on a Sabbath. Again it
25 2, 146 | unless gluttons were carried away by immoderate ~speech,
26 2, 151 | so far as through being carried away by concupiscence, a
27 2, 166 | have told one of them who carried a bow to shoot an arrow.
28 2, 171 | ecstasy" - or he may ~be carried away by the Divine power,
29 2, 173 | Whether the soul of man is carried away to things divine?~(
30 2, 173 | Whether the soul of man is carried away to things divine?~Aquin.:
31 2, 173 | that the soul of man is not carried away to things ~divine.
32 2, 173 | Therefore man's soul is not carried away to things divine.~Aquin.:
33 2, 173 | that man's soul is not carried away to things divine.~Aquin.:
34 2, 173 | Therefore man's soul is not carried away to things divine.~Aquin.:
35 2, 173 | natural. Wherefore he who is ~carried away by some external agent,
36 2, 173 | external agent, must be carried to something ~different
37 2, 173 | soul also is said to be carried away, in a twofold ~manner,
38 2, 173 | transport - as when it is carried away to punishment, ~according
39 2, 173 | sensibles, he is said ~to be carried away, even though he be
40 2, 173 | a person is said to be ~carried away, not only through being
41 2, 173 | angel delivered him and carried him into ecstasy, was not
42 2, 173 | Therefore in those also who are carried up into the heights ~it
43 2, 173 | through ~fear, but when it is carried aloft on the wings of revelation."
44 2, 173 | affection, that a man is carried ~away from everything else.
45 2, 173 | either because the ~mind is carried away to certain intelligible
46 2, 183 | spiritual corn is not to be carried on in ~an arbitrary fashion,
47 2, 184 | this present life is not carried through without sin, ~according
48 2, 186 | valuing all things at naught carried their pantry ~about with
49 2, 186 | anyone object that Judas carried money in the purse, we answer
50 3, 13 | regard ~to what was to be carried out by it, but with regard
51 3, 15 | borne our ~infirmities and carried our sorrows."~Aquin.: SMT
52 3, 22 | as a meek lamb, that is carried to be a ~victim." Therefore
53 3, 22 | borne our infirmities and ~carried our sorrows" (Is. 53:4).
54 3, 25 | as a thing, and not be carried on to God, Whose image he
55 3, 35 | Surely . . . He hath ~carried our sorrows." Therefore
56 3, 37 | says (Lk. 2:22,23): "They carried ~Him to Jerusalem to present
57 3, 42 | vessels that were to be carried by the ~Levites.~Aquin.:
58 3, 46 | as a ~meek lamb, that is carried to be a victim." Therefore
59 3, 46 | Is. 53:4: "Surely He hath carried our sorrows." But such was ~
60 3, 49 | borne our ~iniquities and carried our sorrows." ~Aquin.: SMT
61 3, 50 | which ~was circumcised and carried, which ate, and toiled,
62 3, 51 | Homily (Hom. xxi): "As Samson carried ~off the gates of Gaza during
63 3, 52 | borne our infirmities and ~carried our sorrows." But through
64 3, 68 | borne our infirmities and carried our sorrows."~Aquin.: SMT
65 3, 75 | house, either ~because it is carried thither, or because it is
66 Suppl, 5 | which purpose must also be carried into effect, on account
67 Suppl, 43| of five years of age was carried off by the devil ~on account
68 Suppl, 49| both because the reason is ~carried away entirely on account
69 Suppl, 69| the godly ~poor man was carried by the angels." Therefore
70 Suppl, 70| dreamer or of one who is carried ~out of his mind, imaginatively,
71 Suppl, 71| as a sign that they were carried off in ~reverence to the
72 Suppl, 72| work of distinction ~was carried out by that power: wherefore
73 Suppl, 81| by itself needs not to be carried in order to move. ~But the
74 Suppl, 85| inquiry is the sentence carried cut ~before judgment is
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