Part, Question
1 1, 12 | declared by the ~Apostle: "Star differs from star in glory" (
2 1, 12 | Apostle: "Star differs from star in glory" (1 Cor. 15:41).~
3 1, 19 | For it may happen that a star is ~hindered from producing
4 1, 26 | according to 1 Cor. 15:41: "Star differeth from star in glory."
5 1, 26 | 41: "Star differeth from star in glory." But ~nothing
6 1, 107 | and much more so than any star, though this be hidden from
7 2, 98 | image of your idols, ~the star of your god, which you made
8 2, 56 | evening or the morning star." But, even if we speak
9 2, 170 | found in Num. 24:17: "A star shall rise out of Jacob,
10 3, 36 | manifestations;~(7) Of the star by means of which His birth
11 3, 36 | nativity ~by means of the star.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[36] A[
12 3, 36 | to the ~Magi through the star. Much more, therefore, should
13 3, 36 | means of the angels ~and the star?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[36] A[
14 3, 36 | the Magi by means of the star. For this seems to favor
15 3, 36 | should be announced by a star.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[36] A[
16 3, 36 | made known thereby. But a star does not seem to be a certain
17 3, 36 | suitably announced by a ~star.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[36] A[
18 3, 36 | was revealed by means of a star to the Magi, who ~were wont
19 3, 36 | by the ~rising of a new star stimulated" to seek Christ,
20 3, 36 | Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 3: The star which manifested Christ'
21 3, 36 | happened in the case of the star which made known the birth
22 3, 36 | Seth, referring to this star ~and to the presents to
23 3, 36 | for ~the rising of this star, twelve men being appointed
24 3, 36 | subsequently perceived the star containing the ~figure of
25 3, 36 | Balaam," who said, "'A ~star shall rise out of Jacob.'
26 3, 36 | Wherefore observing this star to be a ~stranger to the
27 3, 36 | through the angels" ~that the star was a sign of the birth
28 3, 36 | about the apparition of the star ~seen by the Magi. For Chrysostom (
29 3, 36 | cxxxi, cxxxii), say that the star was seen by the Magi ~during
30 3, 36 | were already born when the star appeared, according as he
31 3, 36 | But others say that the star first appeared when Christ
32 3, 36 | as soon as they saw the star, and accomplished a ~journey
33 3, 36 | illusory appearance of the ~star, and not finding the child,
34 3, 36 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the star which appeared to the Magi
35 3, 36 | It would seem that the star which appeared to the Magi
36 3, 36 | clothes, suddenly a new star shines forth in ~the heavens."
37 3, 36 | heavens." Therefore the star which appeared to the Magi
38 3, 36 | angels, to the Magi by a star. ~A heavenly tongue speaks
39 3, 36 | heaven. Therefore also the star which appeared to the ~Magi
40 3, 36 | to the ~Magi was really a star from the heavens.~Aquin.:
41 3, 36 | approaching death. But this star was a sign of the King's ~
42 3, 36 | Jews? For we have seen His star in the east." Therefore
43 3, 36 | it seems ~that it was a star from the heavens.~Aquin.:
44 3, 36 | by the Creator; but this star was a stranger to the ~heavens,
45 3, 36 | many reasons, that the star which appeared to the Magi
46 3, 36 | First, because no other star approaches from the ~same
47 3, 36 | the ~same quarter as this star, whose course was from north
48 3, 36 | but also at midday: and no star can do this, not even the
49 3, 36 | continue their journey the star ~moved on; when they had
50 3, 36 | when they had to stop the star stood still; as happened
51 3, 36 | written (Mt. 2:9) that "the star which they had seen in the
52 3, 36 | Magi, "We have seen His star in the ~east," are to be
53 3, 36 | they were in the east ~the star appeared over the country
54 3, 36 | that when they saw the ~star it was in the east, and
55 3, 36 | does not seem fitting to a star, but "of some power ~endowed
56 3, 36 | visible under the form of a star."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[36] A[
57 3, 36 | Magi ~under the form of a star. While others say that the
58 3, 36 | shepherds, under the form of a star, appeared ~to the Magi.
59 3, 36 | that it was a newly created star, ~not in the heavens, but
60 3, 36 | the Epiphany (xxxi): "A star of unusual brightness appeared
61 3, 36 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: As the star did not follow the course
62 3, 36 | they knew by seeing the star that He that was born was ~
63 3, 36 | guidance ~besides that of the star, saying: "Where is He that
64 3, 36 | the Epiphany (cc.): "The ~star which led the Magi to the
65 3, 36 | both the brightness of the star and the ~authority of prophecy
66 3, 36 | when they no longer saw the star, the Magi, by human instinct,
67 3, 36 | with the testimony of the star alone, they adored: for
68 3, 39 | setting of the ~morning star, but comes forth while the
69 3, 44 | that at His birth a new star appeared in the heavens. ~
70 3, 44 | little and gaze on the new star in the ~heavens, proclaiming
71 Suppl, 82| says that a dog [*The dog ~star] is in the heavens conveys
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