Part, Question
1 1, 48 | as it is joined to the undue end; just as we do not find
2 1, 58 | according as it is, in an undue manner, ~referred to some
3 1, 49 | as it is joined to the undue end; just as we do not find
4 1, 59 | according as it is, in an undue manner, ~referred to some
5 2, 60 | element of something due or undue to another. For this reason ~
6 2, 60 | justice is destroyed in the undue ~blow; while gentleness
7 2, 64 | is not right, or for an undue ~"end"; and there will be
8 2, 64 | But if this be done in ~an undue manner, i.e. out of unlawful
9 2, 71 | since vice ~applies also to undue disposition of bodily members
10 2, 72 | to love enkindling us to undue ardor." For it is written (
11 2, 72 | from love enkindling to undue ardor. Hence it is evident
12 2, 77 | to love arousing ~us to undue ardor or to fear inducing
13 2, 95 | in withdrawing ~man from undue pleasures, to which above
14 2, 100 | among men, that nothing undue be done to anyone, and that ~
15 2, 100 | the character of something undue: for in this sense the ~
16 2, 100 | slain unduly. But it is not undue for evil-doers ~or foes
17 2, 104 | obligation of something due or undue); but from some institution, ~
18 2, 11 | either the desire of an undue end in which way it arises
19 2, 18 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The undue exaltation of man either
20 2, 28 | place his end in ~something undue: so that his appetite does
21 2, 33 | far as he is inclined to undue repose, it is sloth: and
22 2, 33 | sloth; since sloth seeks undue rest in so ~far as it spurns
23 2, 35 | necessary to salvation, or by undue obstinacy, since it has
24 2, 43 | must needs ~fix on some undue end, since every agent acts
25 2, 53 | rational appetite. Hence the undue use of reason ~appears chiefly
26 2, 60 | and someone, for some undue cause procures its revocation,
27 2, 63 | An act which deals with ~undue matter is evil in its genus,
28 2, 63 | having a free-will, is undue matter for imprisonment
29 2, 87 | hurtful, and consequently undue matter for an oath. ~Therefore
30 2, 90 | the ~true God, but "in an undue mode," and this is the first
31 2, 90 | worship given to God in ~an undue mode: as, for instance,
32 2, 91 | SUPERSTITION CONSISTING IN UNDUE WORSHIP OF THE TRUE GOD (
33 2, 91 | which consists in giving undue worship to the true God; ~(
34 2, 92 | due. Now divine honor is undue to idols, just as it is ~
35 2, 92 | to idols, just as it is ~undue to other creatures, wherefore
36 2, 92 | unbelief, and to this it adds ~undue worship. But in a case of
37 2, 93 | usurps to himself, in an undue ~manner, the foretelling
38 2, 93 | something divine, but from an undue usurpation thereof, as stated ~
39 2, 93 | human ~means, but not by the undue means of divination.~Aquin.:
40 2, 93 | worship, so is superstition ~undue worship. But divination
41 2, 93 | does not seem to pertain to undue worship. ~Therefore it does
42 2, 93 | superstition denotes ~undue divine worship. Now a thing
43 2, 94 | not good ~to acquire it by undue means, and it is to this
44 2, 98 | generically when it bears on undue matter. Now a spiritual
45 2, 98 | Now a spiritual thing is undue ~matter for buying and selling
46 2, 108 | is an action bearing on undue matter. For as words are
47 2, 108 | acts, it is unnatural and undue for anyone to signify by ~
48 2, 108 | were moved to do ~certain undue things. It is thus that
49 2, 114 | by deception to acquire undue honor or gain: while sometimes ~
50 2, 120 | mind is engrossed in some undue worship, he cannot at the
51 2, 152 | wife is not connected with ~undue matter, but with other circumstances,
52 2, 152 | good of his own body by an undue resolution and defilement
53 2, 152 | defilement thereof, and ~an undue association with another.
54 2, 152 | copulation with a thing of undue species, and ~this is called "
55 2, 152 | Thirdly, by copulation with an undue sex, ~male with male, or
56 2, 152 | copulation, either as to undue means, or as to other ~monstrous
57 2, 156 | namely with regard to an undue object, ~and with regard
58 2, 156 | and with regard to an undue mode of being angry. As
59 2, 157 | let there be piety without undue clemency." Therefore ~savagery
60 2, 160 | that pride originates in undue observation. Now observation ~
61 2, 166 | people make use of fun at undue times ~or places, or out
62 2, 166 | not introduce play into undue matters and seasons. And ~
63 Suppl, 45| unlawful persons, who are undue matter for this sacrament;
64 Suppl, 50| on account of a previous undue union between him and the
65 Suppl, 64| aggravates infinitely. But undue time ~is a circumstance.
66 Suppl, 65| inordinately in respect of undue time. Accordingly if an
67 Suppl, 83| deformity arises from the undue disposition of the parts,
68 Suppl, 83| the parts, by reason of ~undue quantity, quality, or place -
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