Part, Question

 1   2, 12  |             the faith, subjects are ~absolved from allegiance to an apostate
 2   2, 12  |          Therefore subjects are not ~absolved from their allegiance to
 3   2, 12  |            subjects are "ipso facto" absolved from his authority and from
 4   2, 86  |             made a bishop is no more absolved from ~his vow of poverty
 5   2, 86  |            entering religion one ~is absolved from the vows he made in
 6   2, 86  |             vow does not ~seem to be absolved from his vow, since no prelate
 7   2, 96  |           known to have had, and who absolved ~such persons from the obligations
 8   2, 98  |          money exacted of the person absolved is not the price ~of his
 9   2, 187 |              if one were not thereby absolved from all debt of punishment, ~
10   3, 84  |            mean "I declare you to be absolved." But neither can ~this
11   3, 84  |            to mean: "I declare thee ~absolved."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[84] A[
12   3, 84  |          thee" mean ~"I declare thee absolved," but this explanation is
13   3, 84  |            he declares the man to be absolved not only significatively
14   3, 84  |            according to Jn. 8 Christ absolved the ~adulterous woman without
15 Suppl, 5 |            external acts. Now man is absolved from both punishment and
16 Suppl, 8 |            in danger of death can be absolved by any priest?~(7) Whether
17 Suppl, 8 |       sacraments, unless he first be absolved by a priest, even as he
18 Suppl, 8 |             do so, because he is not absolved from his ~obedience, whereby
19 Suppl, 8 |           the point of death, can be absolved by any priest?~Aquin.: SMT
20 Suppl, 8 |           point of death, cannot be ~absolved by any priest. For absolution
21 Suppl, 8 |        danger of death, a man may be absolved by ~another than his own
22 Suppl, 8 |             priest as if he had been absolved by his own. ~Moreover a
23 Suppl, 8 |           Moreover a man can then be absolved by any priest not only from
24 Suppl, 8 |          priest, not that he may be ~absolved again from the sins, from
25 Suppl, 8 |              sins, from which he was absolved when in danger ~of death,
26 Suppl, 8 |           priest may know that he is absolved. In like ~manner, he who
27 Suppl, 8 |              manner, he who has been absolved from excommunication needs
28 Suppl, 8 |             circumstances could have absolved him, not in order ~to seek
29 Suppl, 10|              simple people, would be absolved by a general ~confession,
30 Suppl, 14|             punishment ~unless he be absolved from guilt, (for an effect
31 Suppl, 17|       worthiness of the person to be absolved, while the other regards
32 Suppl, 18|         declares the recipient to be absolved from guilt, because in ~
33 Suppl, 18|       increased, ~and he is entirely absolved from the debt of punishment,
34 Suppl, 18|             so that one who has been absolved and dies before making satisfaction,
35 Suppl, 18|             even when a man is first absolved, his punishment is more
36 Suppl, 19|         would know that he had been ~absolved, which would be very unfitting.~
37 Suppl, 19|               2/2~Further, no man is absolved from sin by sinning. Now
38 Suppl, 19|               Therefore he cannot be absolved by them: and so ~the same
39 Suppl, 20|           extends ~to all who can be absolved: wherefore our Lord said
40 Suppl, 22|             ordained anew when he is absolved, nor ~is his jurisdiction
41 Suppl, 24|              2) Whether a man can be absolved from excommunication against
42 Suppl, 24|              3) Whether a man can be absolved from one excommunication
43 Suppl, 24|       excommunication without being ~absolved from another?~Aquin.: SMT
44 Suppl, 24| excommunicated. For he should not be absolved ~except by the person who
45 Suppl, 24|         appearing before ~him, he be absolved by the bishop or by his
46 Suppl, 24|          death, when a person can be absolved by any priest from any ~
47 Suppl, 24|           guilt, unless he be ~first absolved from excommunication.~Aquin.:
48 Suppl, 24|              1~Whether anyone can be absolved against his will?~Aquin.:
49 Suppl, 24|              seem that no man can be absolved against his will. For ~spiritual
50 Suppl, 24|              man is unwilling to be ~absolved, he shows a high degree
51 Suppl, 24|              Therefore he cannot be ~absolved.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[24] A[
52 Suppl, 24|       against his will, so can he be absolved therefrom.~Aquin.: SMT XP
53 Suppl, 24|             1/1~Whether a man can be absolved from one excommunication
54 Suppl, 24|       excommunication without being ~absolved from all?~Aquin.: SMT XP
55 Suppl, 24|            seem that a man cannot be absolved from one ~excommunication
56 Suppl, 24|        excommunication without being absolved from all. For an effect
57 Suppl, 24|           Since then a man cannot be absolved from one sin without being
58 Suppl, 24|           from one sin without being absolved ~from all, neither can this
59 Suppl, 24|             possible for a man to be absolved from one, and yet remain ~
60 Suppl, 24|          judge; and then, when he is absolved ~from one, he is understood
61 Suppl, 24|               he is understood to be absolved from all, unless the contrary ~
62 Suppl, 24|               or unless he ask to be absolved from excommunication on
63 Suppl, 24|       several judges; and then, when absolved from one ~excommunication,
64 Suppl, 24| excommunication, he is not therefore absolved from the others, unless
65 Suppl, 25|             not, strictly speaking, ~absolved from the debt of punishment,
66 Suppl, 67|              because the husband was absolved from the punishment of the
67 Suppl, 71|          human justice a man ~is not absolved from his own debt if he
68 Suppl, 71|               Therefore a man is not absolved from his own debt for the
69 Suppl, 75|           delivered from an ~evil or absolved from a debt unless one incur
70 Appen2, 1|            his fault and after being absolved, ~dies before making due