Part, Question
1 1, 92 | mind, wherein there is no sexual distinction of ~sex, but
2 1, 92 | mind, wherein there is no sexual distinction. Wherefore the
3 1, 95 | born of others; nor would sexual union have been ~sterile.~
4 2, 31 | pleasures ~of the table and in sexual pleasures: whereas intelligible
5 2, 31 | such as those of food, sexual union, and the ~like, are
6 2, 31 | regards the species, as sexual intercourse, are said to ~
7 2, 34 | greater: wherefore ~"in sexual pleasures," which are the
8 2, 35 | pleasures of the ~table or of sexual intercourse are sought,
9 2, 35 | loved more than food and sexual ~pleasure. But the temperate
10 2, 37 | that "in the ~moment of sexual pleasure, a man cannot understand
11 2, 46 | pleasures of the table and for sexual pleasures. But these things
12 2, 46 | pleasures of the table, and of sexual ~pleasures, is more natural
13 2, 60 | contrary, Chastity is about sexual pleasures, abstinence about ~
14 2, 60 | pleasures of the ~table or of sexual intercourse, it will belong
15 2, 64 | which ~abstains from all sexual pleasure, observes the extreme,
16 2, 64 | virginity abstains from all sexual matters, and poverty ~from
17 2, 72 | lust, which consists in sexual pleasures. Hence the Apostle ~
18 2, 77 | of the species, ~such as sexual matters: and the inordinate
19 2, 80 | have the desire for food, sexual ~pleasures and the like;
20 2, 84 | preservation of the species, e.g. ~sexual intercourse, which good
21 2, 94 | Just. I, tit. i], such as sexual intercourse, ~education
22 2, 94 | concupiscences of food, ~drink and sexual matters, which are indeed
23 2, 94 | nature; thus contrary ~to sexual intercourse, which is natural
24 2, 102 | nocturnal pollution, or to sexual intercourse. Because every
25 2, 102 | God." The uncleanness of sexual intercourse and of the woman ~
26 2, 14 | by gluttony, forasmuch as sexual pleasures ~are more vehement
27 2, 19 | pleasures, among ~which, sexual pleasures hold the first
28 2, 51 | of prudence," and chiefly sexual pleasure which ~absorbs
29 2, 52 | matter, as lust is about sexual matters, ~while some vices
30 2, 56 | aforesaid operations: thus sexual ~lust leads to adultery,
31 2, 86 | dispensation. On the other hand sexual intercourse is directly
32 2, 116 | pleasures of the ~table and sexual pleasures: while spiritual
33 2, 139 | pleasures of meat and drink and sexual pleasures. Now ~these pleasures
34 2, 139 | necessary to man's life than sexual pleasures, which regard
35 2, 147 | but also about meat and sexual ~matters. Therefore sobriety
36 2, 149 | ashamed not only of this sexual union but also of all the
37 2, 149 | chastity ~regards rather sexual union. Therefore purity
38 2, 150 | continency that refrains from all sexual intercourse is the portion
39 2, 150 | pleasure which is that of sexual intercourse. Hence, Ambrose
40 2, 150 | man's wellbeing, such is sexual intercourse to the welfare
41 2, 151 | he refers to the act of sexual intercourse between the ~
42 2, 151 | man's well being, such is sexual intercourse to the welfare
43 2, 151 | lesser good. In this way sexual intercourse casts down the
44 2, 151 | who has such a dislike for sexual ~intercourse as not to pay
45 2, 152 | well-being of the body, such is sexual intercourse to the welfare ~
46 2, 152 | neither is all inordinate sexual intercourse; and this ~would
47 2, 152 | contrary, Rape is unlawful sexual intercourse, as Isidore
48 2, 152 | says that "adultery is ~sexual intercourse with another
49 2, 152 | determinate species of lust. Now sexual intercourse with women related ~
50 2, 152 | contrary to ~natural reason in sexual intercourse between persons
51 2, 152 | as stated above (A[2]), sexual intercourse, ~being directed
52 2, 152 | person, who is desired for ~sexual intercourse, and thus it
53 2, 154 | soul but to ~the body. For sexual diversity comes not from
54 2, 154 | but from the body. ~Now sexual diversity causes diversity
55 2, 184 | service. Now the use ~of sexual union hinders the mind from
56 3, 28 | for flesh to be born from sexual intercourse ~without incurring
57 3, 31 | Mary was His Mother, not by sexual intercourse but retaining
58 3, 31 | accompanies conception by sexual union. But ~this was not
59 3, 31 | other men: inasmuch as by ~sexual intercourse this blood is
60 3, 35 | and without the stain of sexual mingling, therefore ~did
61 3, 37 | which had been closed to sexual union, in such a way that
62 Suppl, 46| consents by deed ~to the act of sexual union, and does not merely
63 Suppl, 64| ashamed to come together in ~sexual intercourse have their sin
64 Suppl, 65| which ~nature intends in sexual union is the begetting and
65 Suppl, 65| Accordingly to ~make use of sexual intercourse on account of
66 Suppl, 65| expressive of that union ~where sexual intercourse is sought after
67 Suppl, 65| that is nature's aim in sexual intercourse, ~there can
68 Suppl, 93| necessary for life, than in sexual matters without which life ~
69 Suppl, 93| continence, since it ~is by sexual pleasures that the soul
70 Suppl, 93| have been deflowered desire sexual intercourse the ~more for
71 Suppl, 93| though they were capable of sexual ~intercourse, they must
72 Suppl, 93| the first place, just as sexual concupiscences are chief
73 Suppl, 93| abstains altogether from sexual pleasures which are the ~
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