Part, Question
1 1, 5 | it is by our will that we employ whatever powers we ~may
2 1, 35 | other Greek Doctors commonly employ the ~term image as meaning
3 1, 37 | Hence, we are obliged to employ circumlocution as ~regards
4 1, 39 | according as "to use" is to employ something at the beck of
5 1, 37 | Hence, we are obliged to employ circumlocution as ~regards
6 1, 39 | according as "to use" is to employ something at the beck of
7 1, 113 | to another; but they can ~employ certain seeds that exist
8 2, 31 | belong to joy; for we do not employ ~them save in speaking of
9 2, 51 | Further, nature does not employ two where one is sufficient.
10 2, 63 | Further, nature does not employ two means where one suffices: ~
11 2, 65 | purpose, it is superfluous to ~employ others. Now charity alone
12 2, 102 | during incubation, and to employ them for ~the purpose of
13 2, 1 | reasons. Now sacred writers ~employ reasons to inculcate things
14 2, 2 | Now it is superfluous to employ ~other means, where one
15 2, 10 | Further, a master cannot employ his servant, unless he ~
16 2, 10 | they should be allowed to employ them in ~some craft. Wherefore
17 2, 30 | wherefore, since they can employ it for some bodily use,
18 2, 30 | Nevertheless in this matter we must employ ~discretion, according to
19 2, 37 | added: just as physicians employ several body medicines when
20 2, 46 | The third method is to employ conjectures in order to ~
21 2, 47 | wisdom and science, which ~employ a demonstrative reason.
22 2, 67 | may do lawfully, a man can employ either lawful ~means, and
23 2, 67 | is bound to avow, or to ~employ guile or fraud, because
24 2, 69 | is unlawful for him ~to employ any kind of falsehood.~Aquin.:
25 2, 74 | for this purpose that we employ verbs in the ~imperative
26 2, 74 | and for this purpose we employ the verb in the optative
27 2, 79 | would seem unbecoming to employ them in showing reverence
28 2, 81 | Therefore it is useless to employ vocal prayer.~Aquin.: SMT
29 2, 83 | to man is that ~he should employ sensible signs in order
30 2, 87 | OBJ 1: It is one thing to employ a Divine witness already
31 2, 87 | both truth, so that one employ an oath in order to ~confirm
32 2, 87 | consequently, if a man employ an oath, he is bound, as
33 2, 88 | induce a man to swear, but to employ ~terms resembling an oath
34 2, 88 | it would seem unlawful to employ adjuration towards ~one.~
35 2, 89 | him. ~On the other hand we employ words, in speaking to God,
36 2, 89 | canticles." Now we should employ nothing in ~the divine worship,
37 2, 89 | praising God, we should ~employ, not corporal but spiritual
38 2, 93 | dreams": sometimes they employ apparitions ~or utterances
39 2, 94 | it would ~seem lawful to employ such like forces for the
40 2, 94 | since it is lawful ~to employ natural causes in order
41 2, 94 | subject, that God should employ them to whatever purpose
42 2, 94 | power over the demons, to ~employ them to whatsoever purpose
43 2, 96 | instance, if we were to ~employ such an oath in fun or by
44 2, 98 | God's sake. But this is to employ the term "buying" in a ~
45 2, 109 | it contrary to ~truth to employ signs of deeds or things
46 2, 121 | action. For ~no one should employ as an instrument of his
47 2, 121 | Therefore a brave man should not employ anger for his action.~Aquin.:
48 2, 121 | like manner it should not ~employ anger.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
49 2, 121 | virtuous persons should employ both anger and the ~other
50 2, 125 | order to designate vices we employ especially the names of
51 2, 127 | in the third place, to employ ~irony, not as opposed to
52 2, 139 | customary in human speech to employ a common term ~in a restricted
53 2, 165 | practical. Accordingly to employ study for the ~purpose of
54 2, 166 | moreover all those who ~employ them, as well as those who
55 2, 174 | Further, nature does not employ many means where one is ~
56 2, 181 | Further, nature does not employ many means where one suffices. ~
57 2, 181 | Just as nature does not employ many means where one ~suffices,
58 2, 182 | medicine or diet he shall employ for the purpose of ~healing.
59 2, 186 | it is a greater thing to employ spiritual ~arms in defending
60 3, 64 | words and actions, which we employ in the sacraments. ~Therefore
61 3, 68 | Therefore it is ~useless to employ Baptism as a means of justification.~
62 3, 82 | that such a man dare to employ his hands ~in priestly actions,
63 Suppl, 9 | signify the inward washing, we employ that ~element which is chiefly
64 Suppl, 73| in this respect God will employ the ministry of the angels
65 Suppl, 79| unknown to us, we sometimes employ accidental differences ~
66 Suppl, 89| substance. To prove this they employ two arguments. The ~first
67 Suppl, 93| things born of the earth, we employ it variously ~in a spiritual
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