Part, Question
1 1, 12 | of our desire, so as to satisfy and ~quell it. But the blessed
2 1, 63 | argument, however, does not satisfy. For it holds good only
3 1, 64 | argument, however, does not satisfy. For it holds good only
4 1, 94 | character, enables the deed to satisfy ~for sin.~Aquin.: SMT FP
5 2, 2 | nature of happiness to "satisfy of itself," as stated in ~
6 2, 2 | Wherefore ~God alone can satisfy the will of man, according
7 2, 3 | infinite goodness can perfectly satisfy man's will. But in the second ~
8 2, 4 | good ~that does not fully satisfy. This does not apply to
9 2, 73 | punishment, that he may satisfy his desire to sin; but the ~
10 2, 108 | 105], A[3], ad 4), not to satisfy hatred. ~Wherefore Our Lord
11 2, 2 | Being ready always to ~satisfy every one that asketh you
12 2, 4 | being imperfect, ~does not satisfy the conditions of a perfect
13 2, 10 | Being ready always to satisfy everyone that ~asketh you
14 2, 41 | downfall, but merely to satisfy ~his own will. In such a
15 2, 56 | justice. For it does not satisfy the conditions of justice
16 2, 67 | accused is not bound to satisfy him, and he may lawfully ~
17 2, 75 | commodity, in order to satisfy the needs of life. Such
18 2, 117 | others, or at least to satisfy his own will in giving.
19 2, 145 | weeks. Thirdly, in ~order to satisfy for sins: wherefore it is
20 2, 145 | thereby man is able to ~satisfy nature; and yet he withdraws
21 2, 145 | most part, ~all are able to satisfy nature by only one meal.~
22 2, 147 | and most commendable to satisfy that condition of ~virtue:
23 2, 187 | alms a man may ~forthwith satisfy for his sins, according
24 2, 187 | more does it suffice to satisfy for all his sins ~that a
25 3, 1 | required than that man should satisfy for ~sin. Now man can satisfy,
26 3, 1 | satisfy for ~sin. Now man can satisfy, as it would seem, for sin;
27 3, 1 | and God was not bound to satisfy; hence it behooved ~Jesus
28 3, 1 | hence Christ, in order to satisfy fully for original sin,
29 3, 14 | because it was in order to satisfy for the sin of the ~human
30 3, 14 | one is inclined to wish to satisfy for another, ~and from which
31 3, 14 | A[1]), that in order to satisfy for us, ~Christ ought to
32 3, 14 | human defects ~in order to satisfy for the sin of human nature,
33 3, 14 | economically, in order to satisfy ~for our sin, and not that
34 3, 14 | only such as sufficed to ~satisfy for the sin of the whole
35 3, 15 | our ~defects that He might satisfy for us, that He might prove
36 3, 26 | belongs to Him, as man, to satisfy for the sin of ~the human
37 3, 46 | man of himself could not satisfy for the sin of all human
38 3, 46 | God gave him His Son to satisfy for him, ~according to Rm.
39 3, 46 | required that Christ should satisfy by the ~Passion in order
40 3, 50 | to die. First of all to satisfy ~for the whole human race,
41 3, 54 | might remain, which would satisfy the beholder; thus it was
42 3, 66 | that he may "be ready ~to satisfy everyone that asketh" him
43 3, 79 | suffices of its own quantity to satisfy ~for all punishment, yet
44 Suppl, 13| original sin. ~But none could satisfy for original sin unless
45 Suppl, 13| Neither, therefore, can he satisfy for actual sin.~Aquin.:
46 Suppl, 13| another, so that if a man satisfy for another ~he need not
47 Suppl, 13| OBJ 4: Further, if one can satisfy for another, as soon as
48 Suppl, 13| of the debt, one man can satisfy for another, provided he
49 Suppl, 13| for another ~does not also satisfy for himself, because the
50 Suppl, 14| inquiry:~(1) Whether a man can satisfy for one sin without satisfying
51 Suppl, 14| that he has lost charity, satisfy for his other sins ~which
52 Suppl, 14| Para. 1/1~Whether a man can satisfy for one sin without satisfying
53 Suppl, 14| would seem that a man can satisfy for one sin without ~satisfying
54 Suppl, 14| that he has lost charity, satisfy for his ~other sins which
55 Suppl, 15| committed, yet each ~of them can satisfy for any kind of sin. Hence
56 Suppl, 25| Para. 3/3~Now one man can satisfy for another, as we have
57 Suppl, 25| punishment if another were to satisfy for him, so would he too
58 Suppl, 27| provided ~they have charity and satisfy the conditions for gaining
59 Suppl, 36| being always ready to satisfy everyone that asketh you ~
60 Suppl, 49| use his wife merely to ~satisfy his desire.~Aquin.: SMT
61 Suppl, 58| anyone who ~is unable to satisfy an obligation is unfit to
62 Suppl, 64| husband is not bound to ~satisfy her.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[64]
63 Suppl, 65| husband cannot suffice to satisfy the requisitions of ~several
64 Suppl, 71| that one ought never to satisfy for oneself, but always
65 Suppl, 71| profit a third person if he satisfy for him at the same time,
66 Suppl, 71| so on. Therefore he might satisfy for all by one ~work of
67 Suppl, 71| others profit those who satisfy.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[71] A[
68 Suppl, 71| sometimes a person can satisfy for a living ~person. Now
69 Suppl, 72| such a life sufficed to satisfy the natural desire to obtain
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