Part, Question
1 2, 19 | such. ~For instance, to refrain from fornication is good:
2 2, 20 | complete, and does not refrain from the deed save through
3 2, 29 | also irrational animals refrain from pleasure for fear of ~
4 2, 44 | are in pain can scarcely refrain from ~crying aloud. On the
5 2, 48 | so is a man that cannot ~refrain his own spirit in speaking."
6 2, 87 | punishments for those who refrain from sin through the ~thought
7 2, 88 | drunkenness rather than to refrain from excess of wine: wherefore
8 2, 88 | for the love of God, to refrain from ~that sin if he knew
9 2, 89 | have the use of reason can ~refrain from other mortal sins for
10 2, 102 | lust, for which reason some refrain ~from wine and flesh-meat.~
11 2, 105 | this may be deterred and ~refrain from sinning; so too may
12 2, 105 | crime, that others may refrain from similar crimes.~Aquin.:
13 2, 108 | prescribing that man should refrain not merely from those ~external
14 2, 31 | those of high position, refrain from ~reproving others,
15 2, 31 | account of a previous ~sin, to refrain from correcting wrongdoers.~
16 2, 33 | it is not a mortal sin to refrain in deed from ~some spiritual
17 2, 33 | it is not a mortal sin to refrain in ~thought from such like
18 2, 38 | them, and, if necessary, to refrain from resistance or ~self-defense.
19 2, 38 | one were to ~choose to refrain from fighting.~Aquin.: SMT
20 2, 41 | From all appearance of evil refrain yourselves." ~Scandal is
21 2, 58 | restrain our judgment, and refrain from forming a definite
22 2, 67 | him secretly, because to refrain from taking ~it would be
23 2, 71 | whole of mankind, since many refrain ~from mortal sin: whereas
24 2, 77 | contrary, It is easier to refrain from evil deeds than to ~
25 2, 77 | it is a graver sin not to refrain from ~an evil deed, i.e. "
26 2, 85 | ministers of the Church rightly refrain from demanding ~the Church'
27 2, 86 | witness, ~so that one may refrain from breaking the vow, not
28 2, 99 | of religion one ought to refrain from paying one's ~parents
29 2, 103 | Wherefore ~superiors should refrain from making a multitude
30 2, 105 | since it is not ~a sin to refrain from sinning, it seems that
31 2, 117 | illiberal or covetous man refrain from taking what belongs
32 2, 120 | for salvation that one ~refrain from injuring one's neighbor;
33 2, 121 | private individual does not refrain from ~giving a just judgment
34 2, 122 | which even dumb animals refrain from the greatest ~pleasures,"
35 2, 140 | health, ~certain persons refrain from pleasures of meat,
36 2, 140 | Divine things need much to refrain from carnal things. Nor
37 2, 140 | dangers of death than ~to refrain from any pleasures whatever:
38 2, 142 | From all appearance of evil refrain yourselves." The Philosopher,
39 2, 150 | rest. Wherefore if a man refrain ~from possessing certain
40 2, 150 | lout. But a virgin does not refrain from ~every pleasure, but
41 2, 151 | Reply OBJ 3: Certain persons refrain from lustful pleasures chiefly ~
42 2, 166 | 15) [*Spurious]: "Let him refrain from games ~and the sights
43 2, 182 | bind themselves by vow ~to refrain from worldly affairs, which
44 2, 185 | for the same reasons to refrain from ~living on alms. Hence
45 2, 185 | would be bound not only to refrain from accepting ~alms, but
46 2, 185 | Thess. 5:22) we ought to "refrain ~from all appearance of
47 3, 39 | inasmuch as ~it induced men to refrain from sin; but Christ's baptism
48 3, 46 | is all the more bound to refrain ~from sin, according to
49 3, 80 | Whether it is lawful to refrain from it altogether?~(12)
50 3, 80 | ruled that he was not to refrain from communicating on that ~
51 3, 80 | says that one ought to refrain from ~Communion when this
52 3, 80 | a token of reverence to refrain from ~receiving this sacrament;
53 3, 80 | he considers he ought to refrain from ~receiving for a time."
54 3, 80 | deems that he ~ought to refrain entirely from Communion
55 3, 80 | is lawful for anyone to refrain from what is not of ~necessity
56 3, 80 | lawful even for the ~godly to refrain from Communion.~Aquin.:
57 3, 80 | III says, penitents, "who refrain on the advice of their priest,"
58 3, 80 | Consequently, one ought to refrain ~from receiving the body
59 3, 82 | the priest consecrating to refrain from ~communicating?~(5)
60 3, 82 | Whether a priest may lawfully refrain altogether from celebrating?~[*
61 3, 82 | the same, but may lawfully refrain from receiving it.~Aquin.:
62 3, 82 | seems that one ought not to ~refrain from receiving Communion
63 3, 82 | is lawful for a priest to refrain entirely from consecrating ~
64 3, 82 | be lawful for a priest to refrain entirely from ~consecrating
65 3, 82 | that a priest may lawfully refrain ~altogether from consecrating,
66 3, 82 | not the care of souls, to refrain ~altogether from celebrating;
67 Suppl, 11| of the scandal he should ~refrain from speaking of it unless
68 Suppl, 41| 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, to refrain from what is meritorious
69 Suppl, 42| would be very stupid to refrain from matrimony.~Aquin.:
70 Suppl, 47| the Apostle ~wishes us to refrain from all such things (1
71 Suppl, 52| lawfully command him ~to refrain from marrying. For it is
72 Suppl, 67| of giving consent is to refrain from prohibiting ~when one
73 Suppl, 67| counsel of the notaries to refrain from his purpose of ~divorce. ~
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