Part, Question

 1   1, 34  |         the word ~either by way of assertion or of command.~Aquin.: SMT
 2   1, 75  |             1/2~I answer that, The assertion "the soul is man," can be
 3   1, 74  |             1/2~I answer that, The assertion "the soul is man," can be
 4   1, 84  |           error in this opinion or assertion. But if we consider color
 5   1, 84  |       error in such an ~opinion or assertion, because an apple is not
 6   1, 84  |             are identical, but the assertion, "the man is white," means
 7   1, 88  |           he says, in proof of the assertion ~quoted, "Now, I know in
 8   1, 88  |          way of narration than of ~assertion, as we may gather from De
 9   1, 89  |            not say this by way of ~assertion; as his words prove. For
10   1, 98  |          Wherefore, in making any ~assertion, we must be guided by the
11   1, 99  |        does not say this by way of assertion, but only as ~an opinion,
12   1, 101 |            1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Bede's assertion is untrue, if taken in its
13   1, 104 |          Anima iii, 11), a general assertion does ~not move the mind,
14   2, 29  |       memory, as though it were an assertion: "I am become," etc.]~Aquin.:
15   2, 34  |           twofold ~reason for this assertion. The first is in respect
16   2, 53  |       point of the reason: for the assertion "Good is not good" is contrary
17   2, 53  |          good" is contrary to ~the assertion "Good is good" (Peri Herm.
18   2, 59  |          is incorrect, because the assertion should be qualified": they ~
19   2, 92  |            answer that, Just as an assertion is a dictate of reason asserting ~
20   2, 10  |           hazardous to repeat this assertion, that the children of Jews ~
21   2, 23  |             Amoris. vi.] ~drew his assertion that "charity in Peter was
22   2, 68  |            it is probable that the assertion of sever witnesses contains
23   2, 68  |         the ~truth rather than the assertion of one: and since the accused
24   2, 68  |            by human law, that the ~assertion of several witnesses should
25   2, 74  |          spoken. ~First, by way of assertion, as when a thing is expressed
26   2, 74  |         which is by way ~of simple assertion of evil, and consider the
27   2, 74  |          fault is spoken by way of assertion, whereas in the case ~of
28   2, 87  |         order to confirm one's own assertion: secondly, by way of adjuration
29   2, 87  |          the confirmation of ~some assertion. Therefore swearing is not
30   2, 87  |           for a man to confirm his assertion. ~Therefore an oath is desirable
31   2, 87  |            confirm the truth of an assertion. But when a person ~makes
32   2, 87  |            when a person ~makes an assertion about the future his assertion
33   2, 87  |     assertion about the future his assertion is true, though it may ~
34   2, 87  |         not the same with a simple assertion, and with an ~oath wherein
35   2, 87  |      suffices for the truth ~of an assertion, that a person say what
36   2, 87  |          to anyone to confirm his ~assertion, and at any time. Therefore
37   2, 87  |            part of the man, whose ~assertion is confirmed by oath. For
38   2, 87  |     confirmed by oath. For a man's assertion needs no ~confirmation save
39   2, 96  |           confirmation of a ~human assertion. To this confirmation falsehood
40   2, 96  |    falsehood is opposed: since an ~assertion is confirmed by being firmly
41   2, 96  |        clxxx): "It depends how the assertion proceeds from ~the mind,
42   2, 108 |    unlawful to hold that any false assertion is ~contained either in
43   2, 108 |         his father's side. Jacob's assertion that he was ~Esau, Isaac'
44   2, 108 |            a mortal sin. ~But this assertion is unreasonable. For no
45   2, 160 |         subsequently disproves the assertion, and shows that ~not all
46   3, 26  |           rational soul. Hence his assertion that "the ~flesh of the
47   3, 35  |            we should not make any ~assertion that is not taken from Holy
48   3, 38  |            to the second part, the assertion is altogether ~unreasonable.
49   3, 55  |      angels, and even Christ's own assertion ~supported by miracles.
50   3, 82  |         speaking, not as by way of assertion, but by ~way of inquiry,
51 Suppl, 19|         Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The assertion is true, provided matter
52 Suppl, 24|         Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The assertion is true of those spiritual
53 Suppl, 25|        this seems a very dangerous assertion to make. For as ~Augustine
54 Suppl, 29|            be expressed by way of ~assertion or of petition?~Aquin.:
55 Suppl, 29|            be expressed ~by way of assertion rather than of petition.
56 Suppl, 29| sacramental forms except by way of assertion, as when we ~say: "This
57 Suppl, 29|          should be expressed as an assertion.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[29] A[
58 Suppl, 29|            expressed except by an ~assertion. Therefore, etc.~Aquin.:
59 Suppl, 34|            OBJ 3: If we admit this assertion, the reason for it is clear
60 Suppl, 41|         Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The assertion of Tully may be true of
61 Suppl, 51|           But it would be a ~grave assertion to maintain that they ought
62 Suppl, 55|         the relatives to prove his assertion. Wherefore a stranger ~is
63 Suppl, 65|           a sin; and he proved his assertion ~from the fact that Juda
64 Suppl, 69|            in fear, rather than an assertion.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[69] A[
65 Suppl, 75|            the same soul. But this assertion is in ~contradiction with
66 Suppl, 94|         Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The assertion of Augustine may be taken