Part, Question
1 1, 2 | the rational ~creature's advance towards God; (3) Of Christ,
2 1, 44 | something of that kind. An advance was made when ~they understood
3 1, 46 | an ~infinite variety of advance and decay. Hence Aristotle
4 1, 58 | that is to say, ~as they advance from one known thing to
5 1, 62 | entering into glory, could they advance farther?~Aquin.: SMT FP
6 1, 62 | Whether the beatified angels advance in beatitude?~Aquin.: SMT
7 1, 62 | the beatified angels can advance in beatitude. ~For charity
8 1, 62 | to merit thereby, ~nor to advance to beatitude. It remains,
9 1, 62 | angels ~can merit, and can advance in beatitude.~Aquin.: SMT
10 1, 62 | place not to be able to advance. But the angels are not
11 1, 62 | angels can ~neither merit nor advance in beatitude.~Aquin.: SMT
12 1, 76 | qualities. ~And the higher we advance in the nobility of forms,
13 1, 45 | something of that kind. An advance was made when ~they understood
14 1, 47 | an ~infinite variety of advance and decay. Hence Aristotle
15 1, 59 | that is to say, ~as they advance from one known thing to
16 1, 63 | entering into glory, could they advance farther?~Aquin.: SMT FP
17 1, 63 | Whether the beatified angels advance in beatitude?~Aquin.: SMT
18 1, 63 | the beatified angels can advance in beatitude. ~For charity
19 1, 63 | to merit thereby, ~nor to advance to beatitude. It remains,
20 1, 63 | angels ~can merit, and can advance in beatitude.~Aquin.: SMT
21 1, 63 | place not to be able to advance. But the angels are not
22 1, 63 | angels can ~neither merit nor advance in beatitude.~Aquin.: SMT
23 1, 75 | qualities. ~And the higher we advance in the nobility of forms,
24 1, 78 | truth: and to ~reason is to advance from one thing understood
25 1, 78 | truth, have no need to ~advance from one thing to another;
26 1, 89 | 4~Then a further step in advance was made, and some surmised
27 1, 93 | order that ~his soul may advance in knowledge and merit;
28 1, 93 | revelation; as the angels advance ~by further enlightenment.
29 1, 93 | is no comparison between advance ~in knowledge and advance
30 1, 93 | advance ~in knowledge and advance in merit; since one man
31 1, 94 | but not sufficient to ~advance." But whoever has grace
32 1, 94 | But whoever has grace can advance by merit. Therefore the
33 1, 94 | was created that he could advance ~by merit, but by virtue
34 1, 95 | would have made a greater ~advance in virtue and knowledge
35 1, 107 | because they will not ~advance any more in knowledge. Therefore
36 1, 113 | into sin: but he cannot ~advance in merit without the Divine
37 2, 1 | by means of which man may advance towards this ~end, or stray
38 2, 3 | life, it is otherwise; we advance from the ~perfection of
39 2, 67 | things of the same kind can advance from imperfection to ~perfection
40 2, 91 | things, and would hinder ~the advance of the common good, which
41 2, 97 | natural to human reason to advance gradually from ~the imperfect
42 2, 102 | expiate their vices should advance in virtue, ~until they come
43 2, 23 | happiness. In this way we advance as we get nigh to God, Who
44 2, 23 | could not, all further advance along the way would cease.
45 2, 23 | fervent love, ~and strives to advance in charity, and then his
46 2, 23 | form, but if any further advance is made, another form is
47 2, 26 | disposed by certain things to advance in ~His love, for instance,
48 2, 76 | for He wishes us ~ever to advance in the goods which we receive
49 2, 81 | that they may persevere and advance in ~holiness. Yet those
50 2, 128 | for a man to endeavor to advance towards perfect ~virtue.
51 2, 134 | the goods whereby he may advance to better things." ~It is
52 2, 150 | multiply in body, but also to advance spiritually. Wherefore sufficient ~
53 2, 172 | Therefore prophecy did ~not advance in degree as time went on.~
54 2, 179 | being ~purified one may advance to the contemplation of
55 2, 185 | manifest heresies, sends in advance false ~brethren, who under
56 2, 186 | knowledge, we are slow to advance in the consideration of ~
57 3, 12 | seem that Christ did not advance in this knowledge. For ~
58 3, 12 | said (A[1]). But He did not advance in these knowledges. Therefore ~
59 3, 12 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, to advance belongs to the imperfect,
60 3, 12 | Therefore Christ did not advance in this knowledge.~Aquin.:
61 3, 12 | neither knowledge did Christ ~advance; since from the beginning
62 3, 39 | bodily progress with the advance of time; and lest this progress ~
63 3, 53 | rising again in order to ~advance us towards good things;
64 3, 61 | vi in Ezech.): "With the advance of time there was an ~advance
65 3, 61 | advance of time there was an ~advance in the knowledge of Divine
66 3, 63 | does not afford man any advance in the Divine worship, but
67 3, 68 | by "easy works, so as to advance to ~perfection by taking
68 3, 69 | applies himself more to advance therein, while ~another
69 3, 84 | beginners. But man ought ~to advance from that state to the state
70 3, 89 | perfection, and even to advance man to a higher state; ~
71 3, 89 | before sinning a man can advance to a higher sacred ~order.
72 Suppl, 71| one who is on the way to advance on ~account of some deed.
73 Suppl, 71| delayed awhile in their advance towards their final ~award.
74 Suppl, 86| the beatitudes whereby we advance ~to perfection, the first
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