Part, Question

 1   1, 23  |        hast, that no one take thy crown," (Rev 3:11), ~Augustine
 2   1, 23  |       were to lose it." Hence the crown which is the effect of ~
 3   1, 23  |        Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The crown may be said to belong to
 4   1, 23  |         and thus no one loses his crown: ~secondly, by the merit
 5   1, 23  |          thus anyone may lose his crown by mortal sin. Another person ~
 6   1, 23  |     Another person ~receives that crown thus lost, inasmuch as he
 7   1, 23  |          grace, also receives the crown of ~the fallen in that in
 8   2, 4   |        there is laid ~up for me a crown of justice." Therefore comprehension
 9   2, 20  |           brethren, my joy and my crown." Therefore the consequences
10   2, 114 |         there is laid up for me a crown of justice, which the Lord,
11   2, 28  |           monarch better than his crown." ~Merchant of Venice, Act
12   2, 81  |           now that ~they have the crown of victory and triumph."~
13   2, 122 |   chastity will gain me a twofold crown."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[124]
14   3, 8   |           receive a never-fading ~crown of glory"; nor the name
15   3, 15  |         and one ~most worthy of a crown, according to Apoc. 6:2: "
16   3, 15  |           Apoc. 6:2: "There was a crown given ~Him, and He went
17   3, 15  |        and the devil, and won the crown of victory by overcoming ~
18   3, 25  |         instance, the nails, the ~crown, the lance; yet to these
19   3, 46  |         head He suffered from the crown of piercing thorns; in His
20   3, 64  |        merits, culminating in the crown of martyrdom, that the ~
21   3, 69  |      subject, man may receive the crown of victory. Wherefore on
22   3, 89  |        hast, that no man take thy crown." That they fail in their
23 Suppl, 39|        OTC Para. 2/2~Further, the crown is required previous to
24 Suppl, 39|         of the sacrament. But the crown or tonsure is not ~befitting
25 Suppl, 40|        tonsured in ~the form of a crown?~(2) Whether the tonsure
26 Suppl, 40|         tonsure in the shape of a crown. For the Lord threatened
27 Suppl, 40|        tonsure ~in the shape of a crown does not become them.~Aquin.:
28 Suppl, 40| correspond to the figure. Now the crown ~was prefigured in the Old
29 Suppl, 40|        the head in the form of a ~crown. The same would seem to
30 Suppl, 40|         and not in the shape of a crown.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[40] A[
31 Suppl, 40|         Super ~Ps. 101:23). Now a crown is the sign of royalty.
32 Suppl, 40|           of royalty. Therefore a crown is ~becoming to those who
33 Suppl, 40|         tonsured in the form of a crown by reason ~of the shape.
34 Suppl, 40|           of the shape. Because a crown is the sign of royalty;
35 Suppl, 40|          it cut in the shape of a crown, but cut it off ~completely,
36 Suppl, 40|        signified by the form of a crown; wherefore the ~hair should
37 Suppl, 72|           can they do so when the crown, the victory, the ~triumph
38 Suppl, 92|          bridegroom decked with a crown, and as a ~bride adorned
39 Suppl, 93|             another little golden crown [coronam ~aureolam]," says: "
40 Suppl, 93|           aureolam]," says: "This crown denotes the new hymn which
41 Suppl, 93|      apparently the aureole ~is a crown awarded, not to all, but
42 Suppl, 93|          OTC Para. 2/3~Further, a crown is due to the fight which
43 Suppl, 93|         there should be a special crown. Now ~in certain works there
44 Suppl, 93|         deserve a special kind of crown, which we call an aureole.~
45 Suppl, 93|    special deeds, for ~instance a crown to the conqueror, a prize
46 Suppl, 93|         this reward is called a ~"crown" or "aurea" metaphorically,
47 Suppl, 93|         etc. (Apoc. 5:10); ~for a crown is the proper sign of regal
48 Suppl, 93|           has ~the character of a crown. For a crown signifies some
49 Suppl, 93|       character of a crown. For a crown signifies some kind of perfection, ~
50 Suppl, 93|        make another little golden crown," says that ~"finally the
51 Suppl, 93|     victory of another: whereas a crown is ~awarded the victors
52 Suppl, 93|            25:25) that the little crown [aureola] is added to ~the
53 Suppl, 93|         aureola] is added to ~the crown. But the fruit is not the
54 Suppl, 93|        also make a little ~golden crown [coronam aureolam]" says: "
55 Suppl, 93|    coronam aureolam]" says: "This crown denotes the new hymn ~which
56 Suppl, 93|        kind of victory, a special crown ~is due. Wherefore since
57 Suppl, 93|             Gal. 5:17), a special crown called the aureole ~is due
58 Suppl, 93|       yielded to the foe: and the crown is due, not to the ~battle
59 Suppl, 93|   chastity ~will receive a double crown" [*Office of S. Lucy; lect.
60 Suppl, 93|           also make another . . . crown," ~says: "This may be rightly
61 Suppl, 93|         12 Para. 2/2~Further, the crown is due to one who has striven.
62 Suppl, 93|      Wherefore, just as a special crown, which ~we call an aureole,
63 Suppl, 93|          actually preach, since a crown is due not to the habit,
64 Suppl, 93|       victory, and consequently a crown in its proper ~acceptation.
65 Suppl, 93|           the ~notion of aurea or crown is becoming to Christ, the
66 Suppl, 93|         on Ex. 25:25: "A polished crown, etc. says that ~a golden [
67 Suppl, 93|       says that ~a golden [aurea] crown is added, when the Gospel
68 Suppl, 93|           added the little golden crown ~[aureola] when it is said: '