Part, Question
1 3, 15| in the adoration of the ~Magi. For he says: "Before He
2 3, 29| Epiph. iv) says that "the Magi found the Child Jesus small
3 3, 36| of the adoration of the Magi, who were informed of Christ'
4 3, 36| concerning it." But the Magi seem to be God's foes; ~
5 3, 36| not aside after wizards [magi], ~neither ask anything
6 3, 36| have been made known to the Magi.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[36] A[
7 3, 36| shepherds were Israelites, ~the Magi were Gentiles. The former
8 3, 36| point of contrast: for the Magi were wise and powerful;
9 3, 36| and to sinners, as the Magi. He was made known both
10 3, 36| and afterwards came the ~Magi from afar, who were "the
11 3, 36| the profane rites of the Magi. Yet ~did this Corner-Stone
12 3, 36| those who say that these Magi were not ~wizards, but wise
13 3, 36| astronomers, who are called Magi among the Persians or ~Chaldees.~
14 3, 36| works of Chrysostom]: "The Magi came from the ~east, because
15 3, 36| the angels, and to the ~Magi through the star. Much more,
16 3, 36| says (Serm. xxxiv) that the Magi found the ~"infant Jesus
17 3, 36| have been announced to ~the Magi by means of the star. For
18 3, 36| But to the shepherds and Magi, as being occupied with
19 3, 36| to both (shepherds and Magi) it is revealed through
20 3, 36| by means of a star to the Magi, who ~were wont to consider
21 3, 36| man's birth: whereas the Magi did not ~know the time of
22 3, 36| qu. ~lxiii, that "these Magi followed the tradition of
23 3, 36| Epiphany ~(ccclxxiv), that "the Magi had received a revelation
24 3, 36| before the ~shepherds and Magi.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[36] A[
25 3, 36| 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the Magi were the "first-fruits of
26 3, 36| been made known ~to the Magi before the shepherds.~Aquin.:
27 3, 36| so that it seems that the Magi were two ~years in coming
28 3, 36| Second in order were the Magi, who came to Christ on the ~
29 3, 36| this is foreshadowed in the Magi. Thirdly it came ~to the
30 3, 36| and he was preceded by the Magi and the shepherds, who did ~
31 3, 36| the shepherds before the Magi.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[36] A[
32 3, 36| of the star ~seen by the Magi. For Chrysostom (Hom. ii
33 3, 36| the star was seen by the Magi ~during the two years that
34 3, 36| after the departure of the ~Magi, "perceiving that He was
35 3, 36| as he had ~heard from the Magi.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[36] A[
36 3, 36| was born, and ~that the Magi set off as soon as they
37 3, 36| babes, not as soon as the Magi ~departed, but two years
38 3, 36| may have ~thought that the Magi, "being deceived by the
39 3, 36| star which appeared to the Magi belonged to the heavenly ~
40 3, 36| star which appeared to the Magi belonged ~to the heavenly
41 3, 36| star which appeared to the Magi belonged to ~the heavenly
42 3, 36| shepherds by angels, to the Magi by a star. ~A heavenly tongue
43 3, 36| star which appeared to the ~Magi was really a star from the
44 3, 36| s ~birth: wherefore the Magi said (Mt. 2:2): "Where is
45 3, 36| star which appeared to the Magi did not belong to ~the heavenly
46 3, 36| positions of Persia, whence the Magi came, and Judea. ~Secondly,
47 3, 36| continuous, but when the Magi had to continue their journey
48 3, 36| evident that the words of the Magi, "We have seen His star
49 3, 36| so did He appear to the Magi ~under the form of a star.
50 3, 36| a star, appeared ~to the Magi. But it seems more probable
51 3, 36| brightness appeared to the three ~Magi in the east, which, through
52 3, 36| it was becoming that the Magi should come to adore Christ
53 3, 36| was unbecoming that the Magi should come to ~adore Christ
54 3, 36| from ~his subjects. But the Magi did not belong to the kingdom
55 3, 36| Therefore it was foolish of ~the Magi to proclaim the birth of
56 3, 36| than a human sign. But ~the Magi had come to Judea from the
57 3, 36| already reigning. But the Magi did not find Christ ~resplendent
58 3, 36| do not err. Therefore the Magi were right in offering ~
59 3, 36| above (A[3], ad 1), the Magi are the ~"first-fruits of
60 3, 36| we must believe that the Magi, inspired by the Holy Ghost,
61 3, 36| died, none of them did ~the Magi seek to adore. And so they
62 3, 36| proclaiming [Christ King] the Magi foreshadowed the ~constancy
63 3, 36| King ~who was to come, the Magi feared not the king who
64 3, 36| The ~star which led the Magi to the place where the Divine
65 3, 36| longer saw the star, the Magi, by human instinct, went
66 3, 36| that by the zeal of the Magi who came ~from afar, the
67 3, 36| Opus Imperfectum]): "If the Magi had come in search of an ~
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