Part, Question
1 1, 63 | angel. ~But there was some delay between man's formation
2 1, 63 | For the angel needs no ~delay of time for choice, exhortation,
3 1, 64 | angel. ~But there was some delay between man's formation
4 1, 64 | For the angel needs no ~delay of time for choice, exhortation,
5 2, 35 | for his sins, or for the delay of glory, he ~merits the
6 2, 36 | far as we sorrow for the delay of a ~desired good, or for
7 2, 42 | yet it may be possible to delay it. ~And with this hope
8 2, 72 | that he cannot brook the delay in taking food, on account
9 2, 74 | From the Latin ~'mora' - delay] through taking a length
10 2, 74 | to be morose not from a delay of time, ~but because the
11 2, 96 | as not to ~allow of the delay involved by referring the
12 2, 107 | wife, since it prescribed a delay, so that excessive eagerness
13 2, 113 | thought would require ~a long delay of time. Hence it seems
14 2, 16 | of ~hope does not imply delay, as does the expectation
15 2, 27 | whereby a man grieves for the delay of ~glory, is connected
16 2, 49 | after judging aright we delay to execute or ~execute negligently
17 2, 60 | restitution, ~and can lawfully delay to restore. For affirmative
18 2, 60 | a wage-earner, must not delay ~compensation, as appears
19 2, 60 | cases of restitution, to delay, ~and restitution should
20 2, 60 | to observe it: and since delay of restitution involves
21 2, 66 | but also on account of the delay of time as stated above (
22 2, 67 | appeals in order to cause a delay, ~lest a just sentence be
23 2, 76 | raises his price through delay in being paid, and lowers
24 2, 76 | in consideration of this delay, is like a price for a loan, ~
25 2, 86 | And yet one ought ~not to delay longer than one intended
26 2, 86 | thy God thou shalt ~not delay to pay it: because the Lord
27 2, 86 | require it; and if ~thou delay, it shall be imputed to
28 2, 104 | promptness enhances, delay discounts a favor."~Aquin.:
29 2, 104 | do his duty without any delay. Therefore it is apparently ~
30 2, 104 | and ~one should no longer delay when the convenient time
31 2, 134 | longanimity, whereby one awaits a delay: for ~one is said to be
32 2, 134 | said to be impatient of delay, as of other evils. Therefore
33 2, 134 | Secondly, because the very delay of the good we hope for,
34 2, 134 | patience, in so far as both the delay of the ~hoped for good (
35 2, 135 | difficulty arising from delay in accomplishing a good
36 2, 135 | failure ~on account of the delay. Hence this virtue, like
37 2, 137 | which may regard the long delay and ~accomplishment of goods.~
38 2, 146 | disordered through ~impatience of delay, and so forth.~Aquin.: SMT
39 2, 181 | be accomplished without delay or confusion; and this is
40 2, 187 | Christ require of us, that we delay not even for a moment."~
41 2, 187 | he looks back who seeks delay in order to go home and
42 3, 67 | so as not to allow of the delay involved by baptizing them
43 3, 68 | written (Ecclus. 5:8): "Delay not to be ~converted to
44 3, 68 | the sacrament ~demands a delay whereby men are admitted
45 3, 68 | reasons for forgoing this delay. First, when ~those who
46 3, 83 | Catholic ~churches without delay by means of devout prayers
47 Suppl, 4 | punishment and for the ~delay of glory. Much more, therefore,
48 Suppl, 6 | be an urgent reason for delay." But everyone is ~bound
49 Suppl, 6 | is sick in body were to ~delay sending for the physician,
50 Suppl, 6 | many mortal sins ~for the delay in confessing one, which
51 Suppl, 6 | same reason applies to delay of confession as to delay
52 Suppl, 6 | delay of confession as to delay of Baptism, ~because both
53 Suppl, 6 | mortal sin. ~Nevertheless the delay of Baptism may amount to
54 Suppl, 6 | depends on the cause of the delay, since, as the ~Philosopher
55 Suppl, 6 | Wherefore if the ~cause of the delay of Baptism has a mortal
56 Suppl, 6 | or some like motive, the ~delay will be a mortal sin, but
57 Suppl, 6 | though it is ~dangerous to delay.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[6] A[5]
58 Suppl, 6 | the Church does not favor delay, but forbids the neglect
59 Suppl, 6 | neglect involved in a ~further delay. Wherefore by this Decretal
60 Suppl, 6 | Church; so ~that a man may delay confession longer than the
61 Suppl, 67| writing in order to cause a delay, and that the husband might
62 Suppl, 69| nature, so that this very delay of glory ~is called a kind
63 Suppl, 74| Who is our Head, did not delay His ~resurrection until
64 Suppl, 85| thing ignored, since its delay is equal to the length of
65 Appen1, 2| pain of loss, namely the delay of the divine vision, and
66 Appen1, 2| grieve exceedingly for their delay. Again, since pain is not
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