Part, Question
1 1, 113 | demons know what happens outwardly among men; but the ~inward
2 2, 31 | inward delight, which appear outwardly ~in so far as the inward
3 2, 35 | weighed down inwardly, and outwardly to ~be speechless. Therefore
4 2, 48 | anger does not ~vent itself outwardly by the lips, inwardly it
5 2, 71 | without being hindered ~outwardly from his wonted occupations; "
6 2, 77 | things which are proposed ~outwardly to the eyes, so as to denote
7 2, 80 | things ~that are offered outwardly to the senses, or are represented
8 2, 99 | tried) - or because, while ~outwardly fulfilling the works of
9 2, 102 | those things that appear ~outwardly in man are the dispositions
10 2, 106 | the dogmas and ~precepts outwardly put before man either in
11 2, 109 | noise of ~correction is outwardly resounding and punishing,
12 2, 111 | the act, and by granting outwardly the ~capability of operating,
13 2, 111 | subject hot, and to give heat outwardly. And thus habitual grace, ~
14 2, 114 | the man both inwardly and outwardly!" Now ~inward healing is
15 2, 1 | are of the Church not only outwardly ~but also by merit. Hence
16 2, 3 | one confess one's faith ~outwardly, so does it make one do
17 2, 3 | ought to confess his faith outwardly.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[3] A[2]
18 2, 5 | anything from ~man speaking outwardly, but there was from God
19 2, 6 | the cause that proposes ~outwardly the things that are of faith,
20 2, 12 | whereas if it betrays itself outwardly in speech ~it is blasphemy
21 2, 25 | which ~have to be performed outwardly, so that, to wit, the affection
22 2, 29 | One ~is the thing given outwardly, while the other is the
23 2, 82 | in mind, nor adore ~them outwardly."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[84] A[
24 2, 83 | sacrifice that is offered ~outwardly represents the inward spiritual
25 2, 86 | Yet we express ~words outwardly sometimes, either to arouse
26 2, 89 | to those that are sung ~outwardly with the lips, inasmuch
27 2, 91 | is a lie if one signify outwardly that which ~is contrary
28 2, 92 | happen to worship ~idols outwardly, and yet not wander from
29 2, 92 | that we may worship idols outwardly without prejudice ~to the
30 2, 92 | shalt not adore them," ~i.e. outwardly, "nor serve them," i.e.
31 2, 92 | to worship idols whether outwardly or inwardly.~Aquin.: SMT
32 2, 92 | persecution to worship idols outwardly so long as he keeps the ~
33 2, 106 | they belong to the ~Church outwardly, do not belong to it in
34 2, 107 | wit, a man shows one thing outwardly while having another in ~
35 2, 109 | of truth to show oneself outwardly by outward signs to be ~
36 2, 109 | be hypocrisy in ~showing outwardly what one does inwardly,
37 2, 109 | within," ~he "shows himself outwardly as being good; {hypo} denoting
38 2, 109 | and pretending another outwardly.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[111] A[
39 2, 110 | it ~often results that outwardly he boasts of great things
40 2, 112 | friendship, which we ~show outwardly by words or deeds, even
41 2, 159 | pride, when it extends outwardly to the body, is first of
42 2, 159 | regards the ~first, and in outwardly checking laughter and other
43 2, 159 | better than you, although outwardly you are better ~than they."
44 2, 171 | the things he perceives outwardly from those he sees in imagination. ~
45 3, 41 | in order to show Himself outwardly in conformity with those ~
46 3, 44 | of ~miracles, but also by outwardly drawing men to Himself,
47 3, 64 | caused by the thing done outwardly, yet he does know that the ~
48 3, 64 | sacrament by that which is outwardly ~done. Wherefore, his unbelief
49 3, 64 | supposition that they are outwardly cut off from the ~Church;
50 3, 64 | especially if ~it be manifested outwardly.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[64] A[
51 3, 66 | as to that which is done ~outwardly, and is the sacrament only;
52 3, 66 | who ~confers the sacrament outwardly. Wherefore both causes should
53 3, 68 | perfecting what was begun outwardly. Therefore the sacrament
54 3, 69 | The teacher enlightens outwardly and ministerially by ~catechizing:
55 3, 72 | furthermore man is signed ~outwardly, as it were with the standard
56 3, 76 | so ~affected as if they outwardly saw flesh, or blood, or
57 3, 76 | appearance which really ~exists outwardly. And this indeed is seen
58 3, 78 | composition in the words uttered ~outwardly.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[78] A[
59 3, 84 | viz. the acts performed outwardly both by the repentant sinner,
60 3, 84 | use of matter employed ~outwardly, the matter being supplied
61 3, 86 | penance, "her whom He received outwardly by His mercy."~Aquin.: SMT
62 Suppl, 11| Those things which are done outwardly in the sacraments ~are the
63 Suppl, 30| washing in which it consists outwardly. Therefore Extreme Unction ~
64 Suppl, 32| members, though ~they cannot outwardly.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[32] A[
65 Suppl, 34| that, The matter employed outwardly in the sacraments signifies ~
66 Suppl, 37| the doorkeeper cleanses ~outwardly, by separating even in the
67 Suppl, 40| ministers of the Church wear ~outwardly are signs of inward power.
68 Suppl, 45| consent, makes a true marriage outwardly?~(5) Whether consent given
69 Suppl, 51| material element applied outwardly; ~and the intention is effective
70 Suppl, 71| probability from ~what one sees outwardly of a man: for a tree is
71 Suppl, 77| enfolded in the soul ~be outwardly unfolded in the body, nor
72 Suppl, 86| of which they appeared outwardly to be citizens.~Aquin.:
73 Suppl, 93| they do not practice them outwardly. But angels are ~incorporeal
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