Part, Question
1 1, 6 | perfection consists in the attaining to something ~else as the
2 1, 9 | either in being, or in ~attaining to its end. Now if the mutability
3 1, 62 | nature was made by God for attaining grace and beatitude, so ~
4 1, 73 | above ~said. Now for the attaining of beatitude two things
5 1, 63 | nature was made by God for attaining grace and beatitude, so ~
6 1, 72 | above ~said. Now for the attaining of beatitude two things
7 2, 3 | disturb and hinder man in attaining the last end: consequent
8 2, 3 | knowledge ~precedes love in attaining: for "naught is loved save
9 2, 3 | perfection will consist in his attaining to a contemplation such
10 2, 5 | Further, Happiness consists in attaining the Sovereign Good. But ~
11 2, 5 | which is not capable of attaining ~this good, but attains
12 2, 5 | of man ~are necessary for attaining Happiness.~Aquin.: SMT FS
13 2, 5 | end, ~and at the same time attaining the end; just as sometimes
14 2, 16 | the end for the purpose of attaining it, as stated above. Hence ~
15 2, 20 | movement is perfected ~by attaining its end or reaching its
16 2, 27 | they ~hinder one another in attaining the position they covet.~
17 2, 85 | obstacle is placed ~against its attaining its term. Now if it were
18 2, 85 | which is place against its attaining its term, it is evident ~
19 2, 85 | Christ's sufferings, before attaining to the ~immortality and
20 2, 98 | is of some assistance in ~attaining the end, but is not sufficient
21 2, 2 | virtue which are the means of attaining salvation. Now an ~act of
22 2, 3 | salvation, if it is ~a means of attaining the end of virtue. Now the
23 2, 16 | virtue depends on a man's attaining, by hoping, the ~due rule,
24 2, 22 | nature of virtue ~consists in attaining God, as also stated above
25 2, 22 | of good acts, consists in attaining the rule of human acts.
26 2, 22 | virtues, which consist in ~attaining this first rule, since their
27 2, 22 | virtues, which consist in attaining ~human reason: and it follows
28 2, 32 | prove an obstacle to our attaining the perfection of ~Divine
29 2, 33 | sensuality alone, without ~attaining to the consent of reason,
30 2, 46 | The first of these is the attaining ~of science by demonstration,
31 2, 49 | discovering evil means for attaining a good end, even as in ~
32 2, 53 | devise ~certain ways of attaining his purpose, and for the
33 2, 56 | act is made good through attaining the rule of reason, which
34 2, 81 | withdraw from evil before attaining good. ~Therefore it seems
35 2, 86 | by a maiden, even before ~attaining the age of puberty, is valid,
36 2, 86 | Therefore even before ~attaining to puberty children can
37 2, 109 | habit of holiness, without ~attaining the merit of perfection,
38 2, 132 | in reference to hope, by attaining to the difficulty, ~not
39 2, 139 | objects of fear in the hope of attaining some good, so, too, ~temperance,
40 2, 150 | namely ~the purpose of attaining this pleasure. Of these
41 2, 181 | is thereby hindered from attaining that ~which is proper to
42 2, 182 | the ~counsels are means of attaining to perfection, since it
43 2, 184 | exercise and a school for attaining to the perfection of charity.
44 2, 184 | efficient exercise for the attaining of perfect charity, it ~
45 2, 184 | deprived ~of the hope of attaining perfection, he admitted
46 3, 4 | intellectual, was made for attaining to the Word to ~some extent
47 3, 4 | capable of God, viz. by attaining to Him through its own ~
48 3, 29 | be true by reason of its ~attaining its perfection. Now perfection
49 3, 39 | govern or teach others before attaining to perfect age.~Aquin.:
50 3, 52 | Purgatory He gave hope of attaining to glory: while upon the
51 3, 52 | something upon them as to their ~attaining glory: and in consequence
52 3, 72 | perfection consists in man's ~attaining to the perfect age, and
53 3, 79 | bestows grace?~(2) Whether the attaining of glory is an effect of
54 3, 79 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the attaining of glory is an effect of
55 3, 79 | OBJ 1: It seems that the attaining of glory is not an effect
56 3, 79 | sacrament does not cause the attaining of glory.~Aquin.: SMT TP
57 3, 79 | sacrament is not the cause of ~attaining unto glory.~Aquin.: SMT
58 3, 79 | sacrament does not cause the attaining of glory.~Aquin.: SMT TP
59 3, 79 | of glory. ~Therefore the attaining of glory is an effect of
60 3, 79 | sacrament to cause the ~attaining of eternal life. Because
61 3, 79 | forgiveness of ~sin and the attaining of grace and glory, whereas
62 Suppl, 43| is the same in ~both for attaining the use of reason which
63 Suppl, 69| not set at rest by their attaining their end. ~Consequently
64 Suppl, 72| conformity they ~acquired by attaining to the perfection of the
65 Suppl, 72| and for which reason the attaining thereto is ~not natural.~
66 Suppl, 75| more or equally adapted for attaining the end. It is not ~so here,
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