Part, Question
1 1, 3 | Q[1], A[9]), Holy Writ puts before ~us spiritual and
2 1, 20 | to that other. Thus ~he puts the other, as it were, in
3 1, 25 | of order which a wise man puts into things made by him
4 1, 46 | without itself being changed, puts off doing what it proposes
5 1, 54 | Augustine (De Trin. x) ~puts it in the mind; although
6 1, 58 | can be said, as Augustine puts it (Gen. ad ~lit. iv, 23),
7 1, 47 | without itself being changed, puts off doing what it proposes
8 1, 55 | Augustine (De Trin. x) ~puts it in the mind; although
9 1, 59 | can be said, as Augustine puts it (Gen. ad ~lit. iv, 23),
10 1, 78 | And in this way Augustine puts the will in the mind; and ~
11 2, 2 | instruments for the man that puts them into motion, that by
12 2, 13 | thing which is the means, or puts it to some ~use. And thus
13 2, 19 | God, yet the erring reason puts forward its judgment as
14 2, 25 | 7] sqq.) omits ~hope and puts desire in its place.~Aquin.:
15 2, 25 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: Augustine puts desire or covetousness in
16 2, 40 | four principal passions puts cupidity in ~the place of
17 2, 48 | Rhet. ~ii, 3) that "time puts an end to anger." Therefore
18 2, 49 | And so ~the Philosopher puts "to have" among the "post-predicaments,"
19 2, 50 | quality; whereas Aristotle puts heat in the third.~Aquin.:
20 2, 50 | Philosopher (Ethic. i, 13) puts various habits in ~the various
21 2, 50 | Philosopher (Ethic. vi, 2,3,10) puts science, ~wisdom and understanding,
22 2, 50 | 13). Now the ~Philosopher puts the intellectual virtues,
23 2, 55 | righteousness of its own by which it puts ~those outward things right
24 2, 57 | s appetitive power that puts all the powers and habits
25 2, 61 | according as the reason puts its ~order into something
26 2, 64 | as that which the reason ~puts into some particular matter.
27 2, 69 | joyfulness of heart, and this he puts aside by saying: ~"Blessed
28 2, 76 | in which sense ~Dionysius puts nescience in the angels (
29 2, 81 | I answer that, Augustine puts this question in the Enchiridion
30 2, 85 | power acts on ~another and puts it out of order.~Aquin.:
31 2, 106 | Ascension. Moreover, this puts out of court the ~senseless
32 2, 113 | Now the infusion of grace puts something into our ~soul,
33 2, 23 | first infuses charity, He puts ~something in the soul that
34 2, 23 | He ~increases charity, He puts something there which was
35 2, 24 | Nevertheless the judge puts this ~into effect, not out
36 2, 26 | he possibly can; but he puts ~a limit to medicine, for
37 2, 31 | finds his ~honor lost, he puts no curb on his sinning.
38 2, 36 | of which we are speaking puts on a loud ~voice, for the
39 2, 53 | OBJ 3: Further, whoever puts something by that he may
40 2, 62 | according to its powers; ~for it puts to death those who are dangerous
41 2, 62 | very God whom we worship puts ~evildoers to death, according
42 2, 62 | God's minister" lawfully puts ~evil-doers to death, according
43 2, 62 | in obedience to the judge puts to death the man who has ~
44 2, 62 | evidence, for it is not he that puts the innocent ~man to death,
45 2, 73 | something reprehensible ~which puts him to shame. Now such are
46 2, 86 | purpose of doing good, he puts his hand to ~the plough.
47 2, 86 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: He that puts his hand to the plough does
48 2, 86 | promise: even so, he that puts his hand to the plough does ~
49 2, 86 | Now he who vows to fast puts himself ~under the necessity
50 2, 109 | perfection. And so when a man puts on the habit of holiness,
51 2, 116 | darkness on the ~soul, when it puts out the light of charity,
52 2, 125 | to the daring person who puts himself in ~danger inordinately,
53 2, 126 | forbearance," which he puts in the ~place of patience,
54 2, 127 | praise but only when one ~puts care aside, as one ought,
55 2, 172 | ordinary object, and this he puts in ~the second place; and "
56 2, 172 | man's hearing - this he ~puts in the fifth place - or
57 2, 176 | miracles. For every grace puts something in the one to
58 2, 176 | the working of miracles puts nothing in ~the soul of
59 3, 2 | to the ~figure of him who puts it on, and yet he is not
60 3, 41 | Temple, especially since Luke puts them in the reverse order.~
61 3, 69 | Him by Faith and Charity, ~puts on Christ by grace. Secondly,
62 3, 83 | prayer, which the priest puts ~up specially for the people,
63 Suppl, 12| causes are removed. ~Hence he puts two things in the definition
64 Suppl, 25| grants ~it - who perhaps puts too high a value on it -
65 Suppl, 28| sprinkles ~them with holy water, puts ashes on their heads, covers
66 Suppl, 62| through vindictive anger he puts away his ~wife who has committed
67 Suppl, 62| Therefore he sins unless he puts her away.~Aquin.: SMT XP
68 Suppl, 83| remedy for pains, since it puts an end to them. and consequently
69 Suppl, 96| mortal sin of his own will ~puts himself in a state whence
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