|    Part, Question1   1, 107 |        angelic ~orders, but only virgins or the perfect; and that
 2   2, 14  |          7:25): ~"Now concerning virgins I have no commandment of
 3   2, 150 |         Cor. 7:25): "Concerning ~virgins I have no commandment of
 4   2, 150 |         by nature, since all are virgins when born. Therefore virginity ~
 5   2, 150 |           xi): "Nor do we praise virgins for being virgins, but,
 6   2, 150 |         praise virgins for being virgins, but, because their ~virginity
 7   2, 150 |    address ourselves now ~to the virgins. Sublime is their glory,
 8   2, 150 |         the Apocalypse 14:4 that virgins "follow the Lamb whithersoever
 9   2, 150 |         the martyrs and the holy virgins who have ~departed this
10   2, 150 |         they may possess - than ~virgins who renounce venereal pleasure
11   2, 150 |         1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Virgins are "the more honored portion
12   2, 150 |       martyrs, the ~sixtyfold to virgins, and the thirtyfold to married
13   2, 150 |         3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Virgins "follow the Lamb whithersoever
14   2, 150 |       mind. The "new hymn" which virgins alone sing, is their joy
15   2, 152 |       namely, who are no ~longer virgins, as a gloss observes on
16   2, 152 |    according to the dowry, which virgins are wont to ~receive." The
17   2, 152 |          whether of widows or of virgins on account of the heinousness ~
18   2, 167 |            I hold that not only ~virgins and widows, but also wives
19   2, 181 |        of martyrs, the purity of virgins, the ~sorrowings of penitents."~
20   2, 187 |       commendable, for if all be virgins, ~and none marry, the human
21   2, 187 |            Virgines): "If sacred virgins design for the good of their
22   2, 187 |           grave widows and ~aged virgins . . . And she smiled at
23   3, 28  |          the female ~sex who are virgins."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[28] A[
24   3, 28  |          Cor. 7:25): "Concerning virgins I ~have no commandment of
25   3, 29  |     excuse be removed from those virgins who, through want ~of caution,
26   3, 29  |        It was not becoming ~that virgins should expose themselves
27   3, 36  |        made known ~to youths and virgins than to old and married
28   3, 67  |          blesses the consecrated virgins." But the sacrament of Baptism
29 Suppl, 37|     consecration of priests and ~virgins, is the work of the bishop;
30 Suppl, 38|           OTC Para. 3/3~Further, virgins are not placed in a degree
31 Suppl, 38|           again he alone blesses virgins who are images of the Church,
32 Suppl, 40|     namely ordain clerics, bless virgins, consecrate ~bishops, impose
33 Suppl, 41|    namely the aureole, is due to virgins [*Cf. Q[96], A[5]]. ~Therefore
34 Suppl, 66|          consecrated among God's virgins." Therefore in like manner
35 Suppl, 86|     things. Now martyrs and also virgins offer sacrifice ~to God
36 Suppl, 86|         keeping with martyrs and virgins than with those who are
37 Suppl, 86|           as in the case of the ~virgins' and martyrs' crowns: and
38 Suppl, 93|     Whether an aureole is due to virgins?~(6) Whether it is due to
39 Suppl, 93|   denotes the new hymn which the virgins ~alone sing in the presence
40 Suppl, 93|      according as it is given to virgins, martyrs, or ~doctors: even
41 Suppl, 93|         the martyrs, and also to virgins." Therefore the fruit is ~
42 Suppl, 93|     fruit is ~a reward common to virgins and martyrs. But the aureole
43 Suppl, 93|      divided into the aureole of virgins, of martyrs, and of ~doctors:
44 Suppl, 93|      married, of ~widows, and of virgins. Therefore fruit and aureole
45 Suppl, 93|          the reward assigned ~to virgins, widows, and married persons
46 Suppl, 93|          is the ~spirituality of virgins; or in respect of a particular
47 Suppl, 93|          greater difficulty than virgins in abstaining from ~the
48 Suppl, 93|       due to widows more than to virgins.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[96] A[
49 Suppl, 93|         is called the ~Virgin of virgins: and yet no aureole is due
50 Suppl, 93|        on the will. But some are virgins of necessity, ~such as those
51 Suppl, 93|          the new hymn ~which the virgins sing in the presence of
52 Suppl, 93|       heaven" (Mt. 19:12) denote virgins. Therefore it would seem
53 Suppl, 93|        to the act: so that those virgins alone merit the aureole
54 Suppl, 93|         aureole is due to those ~virgins alone, who had the purpose
55 Suppl, 93|          OBJ 1: In some respects virgins experience a greater conflict
56 Suppl, 93|         things being ~equal. For virgins are inflamed by concupiscence,
57 Suppl, 93| intercourse, they must be called virgins and merit the aureole: for
58 Suppl, 93|         His goodness. Hence some virgins were slain for virginity
59 Suppl, 93|      angelic life, in so far as ~virgins imitate by grace what angels
60 Suppl, 93|     fittingly assigned, those of virgins, of ~martyrs, and of doctors?~
61 Suppl, 93|       that the three aureoles of virgins, martyrs, and ~doctors are
62 Suppl, 93|        fortitude, the aureole of virgins to the virtue of ~temperance,
63 Suppl, 93|          this act the aureole of virgins is due.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
64 Suppl, 93|   Wherefore doctors, martyrs and virgins ~are most perfectly conformed
65 Suppl, 93|          all. ~For it is said of virgins (Apoc. 14:4) that they "
66 Suppl, 93|          the canticle" which the virgins sang. Therefore virgins
67 Suppl, 93|          virgins sang. Therefore virgins have the most ~excellent
68 Suppl, 93|         De Habit. Virg.) says of virgins that they are ~"the more
69 Suppl, 93|       say the hymn," says ~that "virgins do not all take precedence
70 Suppl, 93|   martyrs before the doctors and virgins. Yet ~nothing hinders the
 
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