Part, Question

 1   2, 89  |   original sin in the children's ~limbo, where there is no pain
 2   2, 2   |        those who were detained in Limbo, ~according to Zach. 9:11: "
 3 Suppl, 17|        This refers to His closing Limbo, so that thenceforth no ~
 4 Suppl, 69|           places?~(4) Whether the limbo of hell is the same as Abraham'
 5 Suppl, 69|      Abraham's bosom?~(5) Whether limbo is the same as the hell
 6 Suppl, 69|           damned?~(6) Whether the limbo of the patriarchs is the
 7 Suppl, 69|     patriarchs is the same as the limbo of ~children?~(7) Whether
 8 Suppl, 69|       Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the limbo of hell is the same as Abraham'
 9 Suppl, 69|            It would seem that the limbo of hell is not the same
10 Suppl, 69|           is not the ~same as the limbo of hell.~Aquin.: SMT XP
11 Suppl, 69|           is not the ~same as the limbo of hell.~Aquin.: SMT XP
12 Suppl, 69|         bosom is not the same as ~limbo.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[69] A[
13 Suppl, 69|    Abraham's bosom is the same as limbo.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[69] A[
14 Suppl, 69|        and thus it is called ~the limbo of hell. Accordingly, before
15 Suppl, 69|        before Christ's coming the limbo of hell ~and Abraham's bosom
16 Suppl, 69|          altogether distinct from limbo, since things that ~are
17 Suppl, 69|           Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether limbo is the same as the hell
18 Suppl, 69|            It would seem that the limbo of hell is the same as the
19 Suppl, 69|         the same were shut up in ~limbo and in hell. Therefore limbo
20 Suppl, 69|      limbo and in hell. Therefore limbo is either the same as hell,
21 Suppl, 69|           not descend save to the limbo of the Fathers. Therefore
22 Suppl, 69|           Fathers. Therefore the ~limbo of the Fathers is the same
23 Suppl, 69|         just man, he went down to limbo. Therefore limbo is the
24 Suppl, 69|          down to limbo. Therefore limbo is the same as the ~deepest
25 Suppl, 69|         saints were redeemed from limbo. Therefore limbo is ~not
26 Suppl, 69|    redeemed from limbo. Therefore limbo is ~not the same as hell. ~
27 Suppl, 69|         of Lazarus went down into limbo. Therefore limbo is not
28 Suppl, 69|        down into limbo. Therefore limbo is not the same as hell.~
29 Suppl, 69|    Accordingly if we consider the limbo of the Fathers and hell
30 Suppl, 69| punishment, which was ~not in the limbo of the Fathers, and because
31 Suppl, 69|    detained but temporally in the limbo ~of the Fathers. On the
32 Suppl, 69|         is probable that hell and limbo are the same ~place, or
33 Suppl, 69|        part of hell be called the limbo of the Fathers. For those
34 Suppl, 69|       delivered the Fathers from ~limbo, He is said to have "bitten"
35 Suppl, 69|             in so far as hell and limbo are the same as to situation.~
36 Suppl, 69|           the damned, but to the ~limbo of the Fathers. The latter
37 Suppl, 69|       Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the limbo of children is the same
38 Suppl, 69|       children is the same as the limbo of the Fathers?~Aquin.:
39 Suppl, 69|            It would seem that the limbo of children is the same
40 Suppl, 69|       children is the same as the limbo ~of the Fathers. For punishment
41 Suppl, 69|         Fathers ~were detained in limbo for the same sin as children,
42 Suppl, 69|       temporal punishment in the ~limbo of the Fathers and eternal
43 Suppl, 69|         eternal punishment in the limbo of the children ~were due
44 Suppl, 69|         seem that neither are the limbo of children and the limbo ~
45 Suppl, 69|         limbo of children and the limbo ~of the Fathers the same.~
46 Suppl, 69|            1/1~I answer that, The limbo of the Fathers and the limbo
47 Suppl, 69|      limbo of the Fathers and the limbo of children, ~without any
48 Suppl, 69|           life, as the Fathers in limbo had, ~in whom, moreover,
49 Suppl, 69|         the same; except that the limbo of the Fathers is placed
50 Suppl, 69|           placed higher ~than the limbo of children, just as we
51 Suppl, 69|       have stated in reference to limbo ~and hell (A[5]).~Aquin.:
52 Suppl, 69|        neither would he be in the limbo ~of the Fathers; nor again,
53 Suppl, 69|         again, would he be in the limbo of children, since ~there
54 Suppl, 69|    regards original sin it is the limbo of ~children. On the other
55 Suppl, 69|     nature, and thus we ~have the limbo of the Fathers, where the
56 Suppl, 69|   Consequently there is a twofold limbo corresponding to that sin.~
57 Suppl, 71|        they avail the children in limbo?~(8) Whether in any way
58 Suppl, 71|           the children who are in limbo? ~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[71] A[
59 Suppl, 71|           the children who are in limbo. ~For they are not detained
60 Suppl, 71|      children are not detained in limbo save ~because they lack
61 Suppl, 71|     cannot profit the children in limbo.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[71] A[
62 Suppl, 71|         souls of the ~children in limbo are in such a state that
63 Suppl, 72|         the children consigned to limbo who, ~although they shall
64 Suppl, 90|        purgatory, and were in the limbo of the fathers. But various ~
65 Suppl, 90|    distinguished in purgatory and limbo. Therefore in like ~manner
66 Suppl, 90|          OBJ 3: Those who were in limbo or are now in purgatory
67 Suppl, 90|     distinguished in purgatory or limbo, but only in heaven and
68 Appen2, 1|       Christ when descending into Limbo would not ~be said to have