Part, Question

 7501   2, 87  |              ventures to swear on holy things ~should do so fasting, with
 7502   2, 88  |           implore Him by certain holy ~things: and the Apostle too besought
 7503   2, 88  |          disposes the movements of all things. It is also ascribed to
 7504   2, 89  |        transcends the very best of all things. ~Therefore God ought to
 7505   2, 89  |              incite the good to better things. Wherefore it is ~written (
 7506   2, 89  |              is not incited ~to better things by man's words, both because
 7507   2, 89  |               incite him to yet better things; and that we may induce
 7508   2, 89  |              much is he withdrawn from things opposed to God, according ~
 7509   2, 89  |               of the ~Lord for all the things that the Lord hath bestowed
 7510   2, 89  |        fervently recalls "the glorious things of His works" [*Cf. Ecclus. ~
 7511   2, 89  |                 withdrawn from greater things. Hence Gregory says (Regist.
 7512   2, 89  |               kind: but only with such things as make ~good hearers."
 7513   2, 90  |              showing contempt of those things that ~pertain to the worship
 7514   2, 90  |             gloss on Col. 2:23, "Which things have indeed a show of wisdom
 7515   2, 90  |     metaphorically of good among evil ~things - thus we speak of a good
 7516   2, 90  |               signifying it. Now these things differ ~sometimes: for "
 7517   2, 90  |              opposed, relates to those things whereby we are ~directed
 7518   2, 90  |             gloss on Col. 2:23, "Which things have . . . a show of ~wisdom
 7519   2, 91  |           Christ were ~foreshadowed as things to come: just as it would
 7520   2, 91  |                another person, proffer things that are not committed to
 7521   2, 92  |             the negative. Now offering things to idols belongs properly
 7522   2, 92  |                 I perceive that in all things you are too superstitious." ~
 7523   2, 92  |               beasts, and of ~creeping things," and of the latter he says: "
 7524   2, 92  |                water, and to all such ~things: and to these they referred
 7525   2, 92  |         supreme god, the cause of ~all things. After him they placed certain
 7526   2, 92  |                is a question of graven things and images. Therefore it
 7527   2, 92  |            offer sacrifices and other ~things pertaining to latria, not
 7528   2, 92  |            audible words are ~signs of things. Wherefore, just as by prayer
 7529   2, 92  |               to Him in our hearts the things they ~signify, so too in
 7530   2, 92  |    philosophers, who accepted the same things for ~sacred, as did the
 7531   2, 92  |              infamous forasmuch as the things he ~did dishonestly were
 7532   2, 92  |             they are, for they worship things that exist, but ~should
 7533   2, 92  |              gods, whereas you worship things that exist ~not at all."
 7534   2, 92  |               1 ~OBJ 2: Further, those things which have a cause in man
 7535   2, 92  |                in the idols, and doing things which to men seemed marvelous. ~
 7536   2, 93  |                something "divine": and things that are divine pertain
 7537   2, 93  |              can foreknow and foretell things ~concerning rains and droughts,
 7538   2, 93  |             the consideration of such ~things in themselves before they
 7539   2, 93  |                 Is. ~41:23): "Show the things that are to come hereafter,
 7540   2, 93  |             foretell ~such like future things by any means whatever, except
 7541   2, 93  |         divination, if a man foretells things that ~happen of necessity,
 7542   2, 93  |               other contingent ~future things, through divine revelation:
 7543   2, 93  |               doubt not that all these things are done by the operation
 7544   2, 93  |             solicitude ~about temporal things: wherefore the New Law contains
 7545   2, 93  |            prophecy, who foretold many things about future events.~Aquin.:
 7546   2, 93  |            prophecy, who foretold many things about future events.~Aquin.:
 7547   2, 93  |                foretell certain future things ~unknown to men, but known
 7548   2, 93  |                disposition of ~certain things. If one endeavor to know
 7549   2, 93  |        practiced by observing ~certain things done seriously by men in
 7550   2, 93  |          invoke ~the demons than to do things that deserve the demons'
 7551   2, 93  |            occult is sought in various things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[95] A[
 7552   2, 93  |             Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The things observed by diviners are
 7553   2, 93  |                to care little for such things, however ~much he may seem
 7554   2, 93  |            gain from him ~knowledge of things hidden from us.~Aquin.:
 7555   2, 93  |                 just as the images of ~things are wont to be called by
 7556   2, 93  |           called by the names of those things."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[95] A[
 7557   2, 93  |        Wherefore we must consider what things can be foreknown by ~observing
 7558   2, 93  |               it is evident that those things which happen of ~necessity
 7559   2, 93  |          signify rather than cause the things foretold by ~means of their
 7560   2, 93  |                 but are simply several things. Whereas the operation ~
 7561   2, 93  |              to foreknow those future ~things that are caused by heavenly
 7562   2, 93  |              permitted to know certain things about temporal affairs."
 7563   2, 93  |               soul, in so far as those things which have occupied a ~man'
 7564   2, 93  |               God, Who reveals certain things to men in their ~dreams
 7565   2, 93  |           times, reveal certain future things to ~those who have entered
 7566   2, 93  |              observations of ~external things is unlawful?~Aquin.: SMT
 7567   2, 93  |               observations of external things is not unlawful. If it were
 7568   2, 93  |           birds naturally know certain things regarding future ~occurrences
 7569   2, 93  |               one may consider in such things, are manifestly not the ~
 7570   2, 93  |            matter we must observe two ~things: first, that such observations
 7571   2, 93  |                foreknowledge of future things other than those which can
 7572   2, 93  |           knowledge and instinct about things necessary for their life -
 7573   2, 93  |               be true of all such like things; except omens, because human
 7574   2, 93  |       knowledge that birds have ~about things concerning them; and in
 7575   2, 93  |             and in order to know these things it is not ~unlawful to observe
 7576   2, 93  |                matters and to the vain things of this life." Fourthly,
 7577   2, 93  |                the disposal of earthly things: in ~elections of this kind
 7578   2, 94  |             because sciences are about things necessary and ~invariable,
 7579   2, 94  |              and ~invariable, and such things are subject to human knowledge,
 7580   2, 94  |             does not make use of these things as causes, but as ~signs;
 7581   2, 94  |                Cor. 12:11): "All these things one ~and the same Spirit
 7582   2, 94  |              Now in the physical order things have ~certain occult forces,
 7583   2, 94  |              of them and of such ~like things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[96] A[
 7584   2, 94  |            Para. 1/1~I answer that, In things done for the purpose of
 7585   2, 94  |              according to ~the various things in which they delight, not
 7586   2, 94  |         unlawful in employing ~natural things simply for the purpose of
 7587   2, 94  |                 Dei x, 11), "all these things ~are to be ascribed to the
 7588   2, 94  |              unlawful to observe these things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[96] A[
 7589   2, 94  |             Apostle (1 Cor. 10:6), the things that happened to the ~fathers
 7590   2, 94  |         observances of this kind, many things ~occur in connection with
 7591   2, 94  |            signs given by God. Not all things, however, that ~occur through
 7592   2, 94  |                to their ~persons. Such things seem fearsome to those who
 7593   2, 95  |           irreverence for God and holy things. Accordingly we shall ~consider: (
 7594   2, 95  |                to irreverence for holy things. With regard to the first
 7595   2, 95  |                the less he seeks these things." ~And the Blessed Agatha
 7596   2, 95  |               Christ, Who restores all things by His ~mere word." [*Office
 7597   2, 95  |             same applies to ~all other things. Accordingly when a man
 7598   2, 95  |            doubtful faith, a man ~does things indicative of irreverence
 7599   2, 96  |            extends to past and present things. Now the obligation ~of
 7600   2, 97  |            irreligion, whereby ~sacred things are treated with irreverence.
 7601   2, 97  |         greater than man's. Now sacred things ~receive their sacred character
 7602   2, 97  |         selects," i.e. steals, "sacred things."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[99] A[
 7603   2, 97  |                irreverence ~for sacred things is an injury to God, and
 7604   2, 97  |               reverence God and divine things. Therefore sacrilege ~is
 7605   2, 97  |                reverence due to sacred things, he commits a sacrilege
 7606   2, 97  |               according to the ~sacred things?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[99] A[
 7607   2, 97  |                according to the sacred things. Material diversity does
 7608   2, 97  |               all violations of sacred things, and ~that the only difference
 7609   2, 97  |            does not seem possible that things belonging to the ~same species
 7610   2, 97  |       according to the various sacred ~things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[99] A[
 7611   2, 97  |               3: Further, among sacred things sacred persons are reckoned.
 7612   2, 97  |                according to the sacred things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[99] A[
 7613   2, 97  |               according to the ~sacred things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[99] A[
 7614   2, 97  |              of sanctity in the sacred things which are treated irreverently:
 7615   2, 97  |               to ~certain other sacred things. And the holiness of a place
 7616   2, 97  |        committed ~against other sacred things, has various degrees, according
 7617   2, 97  |             the ~differences of sacred things. Among these the highest
 7618   2, 97  |              honored. After these come things connected with ~the apparel
 7619   2, 97  |               its ministers; and those things, whether ~movable or immovable,
 7620   2, 97  |                the diversity of sacred things is not only a ~material,
 7621   2, 97  |             OBJ 2: Nothing hinders two things from belonging to one species
 7622   2, 97  |               just, and ~that "by what things a man sinneth by the same . . .
 7623   2, 97  |          quoted ~above] whereby sacred things are withheld from him. The
 7624   2, 97  |              who reverences not sacred things, is not ~sufficiently deterred
 7625   2, 97  |        deterred from sinning by sacred things being withheld from ~him,
 7626   2, 97  |            those who despise spiritual things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[99] A[
 7627   2, 98  |           Whether it is lawful to sell things connected with spirituals?~(
 7628   2, 98  |               connected with spiritual things is itself ~spiritual. Therefore
 7629   2, 98  |              connected with ~spiritual things."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[100]
 7630   2, 98  |              than all ~riches, and all things that are desired, are not
 7631   2, 98  |               dispensers of spiritual ~things, according to 1 Cor. 4:1, "
 7632   2, 98  |                the source of spiritual things, ~since they flow from the
 7633   2, 98  |             man treats God and ~divine things with irreverence, and consequently
 7634   2, 98  |              through contempt of those things whereby man is ~wont to
 7635   2, 98  |               those who sell spiritual things are likened in ~intention
 7636   2, 98  |              the sellers of spiritual ~things may be called not only "
 7637   2, 98  |             the soul; so, too, certain things are spiritual ~by themselves,
 7638   2, 98  |              is stated that "spiritual things do not ~progress without
 7639   2, 98  |              progress without corporal things, even as the soul has no
 7640   2, 98  |              of the New Law are of all things most ~spiritual, inasmuch
 7641   2, 98  |                the holy place, eat the things that are of the holy place;
 7642   2, 98  |               also, who sow spiritual ~things, temporal things are due
 7643   2, 98  |            spiritual ~things, temporal things are due according to the
 7644   2, 98  |                something for spiritual things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[100] A[
 7645   2, 98  |                Now all these spiritual things are ~acquired through an
 7646   2, 98  |                 so, too, certain other things are called ~spiritual, because
 7647   2, 98  |                thereto. ~And yet these things are obtainable through the
 7648   2, 98  |                 who minister spiritual things in accordance with the statutes
 7649   2, 98  |               by withholding spiritual things that ~ought to be administered,
 7650   2, 98  |                But after the spiritual things have been freely bestowed,
 7651   2, 98  |              out of charity. Temporal ~things are due to the preacher
 7652   2, 98  |                In like manner temporal things are given to those ~who
 7653   2, 98  |               is simoniacal to do such things by contract, or with the ~
 7654   2, 98  |               in dispensing ~spiritual things. Moreover, he receives a
 7655   2, 98  |            lawful to receive money for things annexed to spiritual ~things?~
 7656   2, 98  |           things annexed to spiritual ~things?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[100] A[
 7657   2, 98  |            lawful to receive money for things annexed to ~spiritual things.
 7658   2, 98  |           things annexed to ~spiritual things. Seemingly all temporal
 7659   2, 98  |                 Seemingly all temporal things are annexed to spiritual ~
 7660   2, 98  |              are annexed to spiritual ~things, since temporal things ought
 7661   2, 98  |                 things, since temporal things ought to be sought for the
 7662   2, 98  |             for the sake of ~spiritual things. If, therefore, it is unlawful
 7663   2, 98  |               is annexed ~to spiritual things, it will be unlawful to
 7664   2, 98  |             more annexed to spiritual ~things than consecrated vessels.
 7665   2, 98  |         Therefore it is lawful to sell things annexed to spiritual things.~
 7666   2, 98  |            things annexed to spiritual things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[100] A[
 7667   2, 98  |              Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, things annexed to spiritual things
 7668   2, 98  |            things annexed to spiritual things include right of ~burial,
 7669   2, 98  |         Therefore it is lawful to sell things annexed to ~spiritual things.~
 7670   2, 98  |           things annexed to ~spiritual things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[100] A[
 7671   2, 98  |          Whoever sells one of two such things, that the one ~is unproductive
 7672   2, 98  |                be annexed to spiritual things in two ways. ~First, as
 7673   2, 98  |           being dependent on spiritual things. Thus to have to spiritual ~
 7674   2, 98  |             Thus to have to spiritual ~things, because it is not competent
 7675   2, 98  |           clerical ~office. Hence such things can by no means exist apart
 7676   2, 98  |            exist apart from spiritual ~things. Consequently it is altogether
 7677   2, 98  |       altogether unlawful to sell such things, ~because the sale thereof
 7678   2, 98  |            thereof implies the sale of things spiritual. Other ~things
 7679   2, 98  |               things spiritual. Other ~things are annexed to spiritual
 7680   2, 98  |               are annexed to spiritual things through being directed thereto, ~
 7681   2, 98  |             sacraments. Wherefore such things as ~these do not presuppose
 7682   2, 98  |               not presuppose spiritual things, but precede them in the
 7683   2, 98  |               as annexed to spiritual ~things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[100] A[
 7684   2, 98  |             Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: All things temporal are annexed to
 7685   2, 98  |               are annexed to spiritual things, as to ~their end, wherefore
 7686   2, 98  |                lawful to sell temporal things, but their ~relation to
 7687   2, 98  |           their ~relation to spiritual things cannot be the matter of
 7688   2, 98  |               are annexed to spiritual things as to ~their end, wherefore
 7689   2, 98  |              lawful to grant spiritual things in return for an ~equivalent
 7690   2, 98  |              lawful to grant spiritual things in ~return for an equivalent
 7691   2, 98  |                acquires ecclesiastical things, not for the purpose ~for
 7692   2, 98  |                 directed to ~spiritual things (e.g. to the good of the
 7693   2, 98  |                 or ~directed to carnal things (e.g. a service rendered
 7694   2, 98  |       committed by acquiring spiritual things in return for a ~remuneration.
 7695   2, 98  |    remuneration. Now certain spiritual things cannot be lost when once ~
 7696   2, 98  |           churches, ordered spiritual ~things to be given gratis, according
 7697   2, 98  |           whosoever acquires spiritual things in ~return for a remuneration
 7698   2, 98  |            selling or buying spiritual things, ~as well as those who act
 7699   2, 99  |               parents and country. But things relating to creatures are ~
 7700   2, 99  |         sorrows and worries and other ~things that one anticipates under
 7701   2, 100 |                with regard to ~certain things: for instance, the governor
 7702   2, 100 |           science, virtue and all like things render a man fit ~for positions
 7703   2, 100 |            divine power from which all things derive their ~being.~Aquin.:
 7704   2, 101 |         whereby we pay honor and other things pertaining thereto to those ~
 7705   2, 101 |         consists chiefly of spiritual ~things, its reward is not something
 7706   2, 101 |               not consist of corporal ~things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[103] A[
 7707   2, 101 |              glory consist of external things. Therefore honor consists
 7708   2, 101 |           Therefore honor consists of ~things internal and spiritual.~
 7709   2, 101 |             these pertain to spiritual things. Therefore honor consists
 7710   2, 101 |            honor consists of ~corporal things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[103] A[
 7711   2, 101 |               so forth, or by external things, as by ~offering gifts,
 7712   2, 101 |          nothing in human and corporal things can ~be greater than honor,
 7713   2, 101 |            honor, since these corporal things themselves are ~employed
 7714   2, 102 |              God must be obeyed in all things?~(5) Whether subjects are
 7715   2, 102 |            obey their superiors in all things?~(6) Whether the faithful
 7716   2, 102 |              as the actions of natural things proceed from ~natural powers,
 7717   2, 102 |                human will. In ~natural things it behooved the higher to
 7718   2, 102 |                order the lower natural things need to be subject to the
 7719   2, 102 |                counsel in doing other ~things, so too has he in the point
 7720   2, 102 |          divinely established order of things, as shown above (A[1]),
 7721   2, 102 |               A[3]). Moreover, certain things are ~sometimes a matter
 7722   2, 102 |              to no other virtue, such ~things for instance as are not
 7723   2, 102 |               and adhering ~to mutable things, so the merit of a virtuous
 7724   2, 102 |                his contemning ~earthly things. And so those, namely the
 7725   2, 102 |              unless one directed these things to the fulfilment of ~the
 7726   2, 102 |              ought to be obeyed in all things?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[104] A[
 7727   2, 102 |              need not be obeyed in all things. For it is ~written (Mt.
 7728   2, 102 |              bound to obey God in all ~things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[104] A[
 7729   2, 102 |             that God commanded certain things contrary to virtue: thus
 7730   2, 102 |              Egyptians (Ex. 11), which things are contrary ~to justice;
 7731   2, 102 |               not to be ~obeyed in all things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[104] A[
 7732   2, 102 |                we are not bound in all things to ~conform our will to
 7733   2, 102 |              bound to obey God in all ~things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[104] A[
 7734   2, 102 |               written (Ex. 24:7): "All things that the Lord ~hath spoken
 7735   2, 102 |              he obeys, just as natural things are moved by their ~motive
 7736   2, 102 |              is the first mover of all things that are ~moved naturally,
 7737   2, 102 |          Therefore just as all natural things are subject ~to the divine
 7738   2, 102 |              11), and yet does certain things contrary to the wonted course
 7739   2, 102 |            commanded the Jews ~to take things belonging to the Egyptians,
 7740   2, 102 |             the Egyptians, because all things are His, ~and He gives them
 7741   2, 102 |             obey God's commands in all things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[104] A[
 7742   2, 102 |            obey their superiors in all things?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[104] A[
 7743   2, 102 |                their superiors in all ~things. For the Apostle says (Col.
 7744   2, 102 |              obey your parents in ~all things," and farther on (Col. 3:
 7745   2, 102 |                  Servants, obey in all things ~your masters according
 7746   2, 102 |            obey their superiors in all things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[104] A[
 7747   2, 102 |               bound to obey God in all things, so is he bound to obey
 7748   2, 102 |            chastity and poverty in all things. Therefore he is ~also bound
 7749   2, 102 |              also bound to obey in all things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[104] A[
 7750   2, 102 |                men." Now sometimes the things commanded by a superior
 7751   2, 102 |                not to be obeyed in all things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[104] A[
 7752   2, 102 |               obey his superior in all things. First on account of the
 7753   2, 102 |              to obey his fellow-man in things that have to ~be done externally
 7754   2, 102 |               the Apostle says "in all things," he refers to matters ~
 7755   2, 102 |              God simply as regards all things, both ~internal and external,
 7756   2, 102 |               bound to obey Him in all things. ~On the other hand, inferiors
 7757   2, 102 |                their superiors in all ~things, but only in certain things
 7758   2, 102 |            things, but only in certain things and in a particular way,
 7759   2, 102 |                provided, however, such things be not ~contrary to God
 7760   2, 102 |          obedience, which obeys in all things lawful: thirdly, ~indiscreet
 7761   2, 103 |           Secondly, on the part of the things commanded. For the person
 7762   2, 104 |             above (Q[83], A[17]) among things pertaining to religion.~
 7763   2, 104 |                continuous gift, other ~things being equal. Secondly, a
 7764   2, 104 |                1 Thess. 5:18): "In all things give ~thanks."~Aquin.: SMT
 7765   2, 104 |                 i) that "God turns all things to Himself ~because He is
 7766   2, 104 |              profitable." Wherefore in things that ~one does for oneself,
 7767   2, 104 |               keeping it. Nevertheless things which are properly spoken
 7768   2, 104 |              in conferring a favor two things are to be ~considered, namely,
 7769   2, 104 |              gift, so also must ~these things be considered in repaying
 7770   2, 104 |               we consider ~equality of things, so in gratitude we consider
 7771   2, 105 |            were to ~show gratitude for things for which gratitude is not
 7772   2, 105 |   corresponding in their order to the ~things required for gratitude.
 7773   2, 105 |               OBJ 3: Further, "By what things a man sinneth, by the same
 7774   2, 106 |             Ecclus. 26:5-7): "Of three things my heart ~hath been afraid . . .
 7775   2, 106 |          through fear of losing those ~things which they love more than
 7776   2, 106 |            what he loves most. Now the things which man ~loves most are
 7777   2, 106 |               it is harmful ~in lesser things that it may be helpful in
 7778   2, 106 |              that it may be helpful in things of greater consequence. ~
 7779   2, 107 |                that a man should state things concerning himself to be
 7780   2, 107 |         praiseworthy - neither in good things, since according to Prov.
 7781   2, 107 |             mouth" - nor even in evil ~things, because it is written in
 7782   2, 107 |               is not ~God but temporal things. For Tully says (De Invent.
 7783   2, 107 |                we faithfully represent things as they are were, or will
 7784   2, 107 |                 are in conformity with things; and such signs are either
 7785   2, 107 |               thing. Now such kinds of things are the ~subject-matter
 7786   2, 107 |          understands the will and many things ~besides, and the will desires
 7787   2, 107 |          besides, and the will desires things pertaining to the intellect,
 7788   2, 107 |                virtue of truth has two things in common with justice.
 7789   2, 107 |               manifests to another the things that concern himself. In
 7790   2, 107 |               certain equality between things, and this ~the virtue of
 7791   2, 107 |             for it equals signs to the things which ~concern man himself.
 7792   2, 107 |              be such as he is, and the things that concern ~him, not other,
 7793   2, 108 |             takes its species from two things, its ~object, and its end:
 7794   2, 108 |              bad will may ~bear on two things: one of which is that a
 7795   2, 108 |             Accordingly if these three things concur, namely, falsehood
 7796   2, 108 |              and ~with regard to those things that aggravate or diminish
 7797   2, 108 |                regards either external things, and then we have the sixth
 7798   2, 108 |             moved to do ~certain undue things. It is thus that Judith
 7799   2, 108 |            case of necessity ~when all things are common. Therefore it
 7800   2, 108 |                if this be about divine things, it is contrary to the ~
 7801   2, 109 |               employ signs of deeds or things to signify the contrary
 7802   2, 109 |             outward signs of ~deeds or things he signifies that which
 7803   2, 109 |                in a lie, there are two things: one by ~way of sign, the
 7804   2, 109 |             does not tend to different things, by ~intending one thing
 7805   2, 109 |              to a man to pretend great things of himself, for no ~further
 7806   2, 109 |             answer that, There are two things in hypocrisy, lack of holiness,
 7807   2, 110 |               since we should judge of things as they are in ~themselves,
 7808   2, 110 |           outwardly he boasts of great things about himself; ~though sometimes
 7809   2, 110 |                to wit, a man boasts of things that are against ~neither
 7810   2, 111 |               man conceals the greater things ~in himself, but discovers
 7811   2, 111 |           discovers and asserts lesser things of himself the ~presence
 7812   2, 111 |              to wit, he despises human things, which human wisdom seeks. ~
 7813   2, 111 |                the other in ~spiritual things. Now it happens at times
 7814   2, 111 |              to be lacking in external things, for instance by ~wearing
 7815   2, 112 |                 ad 1; QQ[25],26), what things belong to ~this kind of
 7816   2, 112 |                 Further, to give equal things to those who are unequal
 7817   2, 113 |                10:33, "I . . ~. in all things please all men." Therefore
 7818   2, 113 |          wished to praise a person for things in ~which he ought not to
 7819   2, 114 |               another's words. Now two things may be observed in ~this
 7820   2, 114 |          assailing openly. Now, other ~things being equal, it is more
 7821   2, 115 |          leaves for himself the lesser things." Therefore liberality is ~
 7822   2, 115 |                 virtue to use well the things that we can use ill." Now
 7823   2, 115 |             well and ill, not only the things that are within us, such
 7824   2, 115 |              are without, such as ~the things of this world that are granted
 7825   2, 115 |                liberality to use these things well, it ~follows that liberality
 7826   2, 115 |               for ~one man to have few things. Wherefore the liberal man
 7827   2, 115 |           liberal man even in temporal things to attend so much to others
 7828   2, 115 |               rich or poor, and gives ~things their value." ~(tm)Aquin.:
 7829   2, 115 |            their objects. But external things are the matter of ~distributive
 7830   2, 115 |               liberal man to part with things. Hence liberality is also
 7831   2, 115 |                open does not withhold ~things but parts of them. The term "
 7832   2, 115 |          attachment thereto. Now those things which are the subject of
 7833   2, 115 |                and sorrow, towards the things given. ~Hence the interior
 7834   2, 115 |       establishes equality in external things, but has ~nothing to do,
 7835   2, 115 |                it usefully: since more things have to be considered in ~
 7836   2, 115 |             hinders ~that act. Now two things are opposed to suitable
 7837   2, 115 |              in order to give certain ~things according as liberality
 7838   2, 115 |                concerned with external things, and so is justice, albeit ~
 7839   2, 115 |               which is about external ~things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[117] A[
 7840   2, 115 |        Augustine (De Trin. vi, 8), "in things that ~are great, but not
 7841   2, 115 |              that consist of external ~things. Again, liberality is ordained
 7842   2, 115 |            however, we should judge of things according to that which
 7843   2, 115 |              His affection towards the things He gives, wherefore it ~
 7844   2, 116 |              Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, things that occur naturally are
 7845   2, 116 |      covetousness, contented with such things as you have."~Aquin.: SMT
 7846   2, 116 |               answer that, In whatever things good consists in a due measure,
 7847   2, 116 |              that measure. Now ~in all things that are for an end, the
 7848   2, 116 |                come under the ~head of things useful for an end, as stated
 7849   2, 116 |              to man to desire external things as means to ~an end: wherefore
 7850   2, 116 |            immoderation about external things ~in two ways. First, so
 7851   2, 116 |       acquisition and ~keeping of such things, when, to wit, a man acquires
 7852   2, 116 |               inasmuch as man contemns things eternal for the sake of
 7853   2, 116 |              for the sake of temporal ~things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[118] A[
 7854   2, 116 |           greedily the aid of external things, just as everyone ~that
 7855   2, 116 |               is applied to many other things (thus a man is said to have
 7856   2, 116 |              OBJ 2: All those external things that are subject to the
 7857   2, 116 |          Wherefore the desire for such things is ~not properly called
 7858   2, 116 |               forbidden to covet those things ~that can be obtained by
 7859   2, 116 |          exceeding ~the measure in the things he possesses. But this measure
 7860   2, 116 |               1:32): "They who do such things are worthy of ~death." Therefore
 7861   2, 116 |             stubble, who thinks in the things of the world, how he ~may
 7862   2, 116 |               is based chiefly on ~two things'): "Nothing is so narrow
 7863   2, 116 |           comes a sin against external things, which are ~deputed to man'
 7864   2, 116 |               Now the good of external things is the ~lowest of human
 7865   2, 116 |             subjected even to external things, has in a way a greater ~
 7866   2, 116 |          justice, or some one of those things whereby man's sins are ~
 7867   2, 116 |             seeks relief from external things, and ~consequently the more
 7868   2, 116 |             man sets ~about doing many things either good or evil. Now
 7869   2, 116 |          written (Eccles. 10:19): "All things obey money." Therefore covetousness, ~
 7870   2, 116 |             for obtaining all sensible things, it ~contains, in a way,
 7871   2, 116 |                contains, in a way, all things virtually. Hence it has
 7872   2, 116 |             riches, it exceeds in two ~things. For in the first place
 7873   2, 116 |                 and the deceit affects things, we have "fraud"; if persons,
 7874   2, 116 |               makes a great fuss about things of ~little value. Sometimes
 7875   2, 116 |       Wherefore tyrants who take great things by violence, are ~said to
 7876   2, 117 |             spending too much on other things he becomes ~fearless of
 7877   2, 117 |                solicitude for temporal things, are not prodigal but ~perfectly
 7878   2, 120 |             them precepts about ~those things where the notion of duty
 7879   2, 120 |               3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Things that concern the common
 7880   2, 120 |                becoming good. Now two ~things must be observed in the
 7881   2, 120 |               or by ~command, to those things which are of most common
 7882   2, 120 |               the Law contain "sacred ~things, sacrifices, sacraments
 7883   2, 120 |                101], A[4]). Now sacred things comprised not only sacred
 7884   2, 120 |                 fish, and do many like things. Therefore the precept of
 7885   2, 120 |            time to be given to Divine ~things. For there is in man a natural
 7886   2, 120 |         occupying oneself ~with Divine things is the matter of a moral
 7887   2, 120 |             Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 3: Two things are to be observed in the
 7888   2, 120 |            occupy himself ~with Divine things, and is signified in the
 7889   2, 120 |             day." For in the Law those things are said to be ~holy which
 7890   2, 120 |             applying himself to Divine things. And since man is ~hindered
 7891   2, 120 |             applying himself to Divine things rather by sinful than by ~
 7892   2, 120 |        neighbor, chiefly in respect of things pertaining to the well-being
 7893   2, 120 |             Sabbath to eat and do such things as preserve the ~health
 7894   2, 120 |         unlawful to omit even in small things; while works, ~considered
 7895   2, 120 |       godliness'] is profitable to all things, having promise of the life
 7896   2, 121 |             Concerning fortitude three things have to be considered: (
 7897   2, 121 |                and ~withstanding those things wherein it is most difficult
 7898   2, 121 |              he that can stand firm in things that are most ~difficult
 7899   2, 121 |                about fear of difficult things, ~which can withdraw the
 7900   2, 121 |         fortitude is love bearing all ~things readily for the sake of
 7901   2, 121 |              stands firm against great things, will in ~consequence stand
 7902   2, 121 |                stand firm against less things, but not conversely. Moreover ~
 7903   2, 121 |          matter truly, there are many ~things in civil life that are more
 7904   2, 121 |             fortitude is about greater things. ~Therefore fortitude is
 7905   2, 121 |                 love ready to bear all things for God's sake." Now God
 7906   2, 121 |              the agent. Now just as in things made, external matter is
 7907   2, 121 |               fashioned by ~art, so in things done, human deeds are fashioned
 7908   2, 121 |                the brave ~man does all things with pleasure.~Aquin.: SMT
 7909   2, 121 |               endure, not only certain things that are ~unpleasant as
 7910   2, 121 |                for acts of virtue, and things connected with ~them - but
 7911   2, 121 |              them - but also to endure things unpleasant in respect of
 7912   2, 121 |               content to suffer ~these things because I fear Thee."~Aquin.:
 7913   2, 121 |           raise the soul to the Divine things in which it ~delights, than
 7914   2, 121 |                 For it would seem that things occur suddenly when they
 7915   2, 121 |                 1/2~I answer that, Two things must be considered in the
 7916   2, 121 |          adulterous persons ~dare many things for the sake of desire.
 7917   2, 121 |                virtues are about those things upon which ~human life is
 7918   2, 121 |                is about most difficult things. Therefore it is the greatest
 7919   2, 121 |               about other and external things. ~Therefore fortitude is
 7920   2, 121 |                says (De Trin. vi), "In things that are ~great, but not
 7921   2, 122 |                In the same way certain things belong to an ~act of virtue
 7922   2, 122 |             Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Two things must be considered in the
 7923   2, 122 |            which teaches us to despise things ~visible for the sake of
 7924   2, 122 |                visible for the sake of things invisible, as stated in
 7925   2, 122 |              deed that he despises all things present, in order to ~obtain
 7926   2, 122 |              deed that he despises all things relating to ~the body. For
 7927   2, 122 |               a coveter of other men's things. But if as a ~Christian,
 7928   2, 123 |          reason dictates that ~certain things should be shunned and some
 7929   2, 123 |               some sought after. Among things to ~be shunned, it dictates
 7930   2, 123 |                than others; and ~among things to be sought after, that
 7931   2, 123 |         another kind, namely to Divine things; whereas the fear ~that
 7932   2, 123 |                than evils of external ~things. Wherefore if one were to
 7933   2, 123 |           death, or evils of ~external things, such as loss of money;
 7934   2, 123 |                iii, 1) says that these things that are done through ~fear
 7935   2, 123 |                Arb. ii) these temporal things are goods ~of the least
 7936   2, 124 |                that is, to ~love these things not as placing his end therein,
 7937   2, 124 |                his end therein, but as things to be ~used for the sake
 7938   2, 124 |             that he fear none of these things cannot ~result from an entire
 7939   2, 124 |         instrumentally to attain those things that pertain ~to Divine
 7940   2, 126 |            parts, with regard to those things the concurrence of which
 7941   2, 126 |      aggression and endurance. Now two things are ~required for the act
 7942   2, 126 |               great honors. Again, two things are requisite for the ~other
 7943   2, 126 |              of arduous and ~difficult things for the sake of virtue or
 7944   2, 126 |                 since ~to fail in such things is very disastrous. Wherefore
 7945   2, 126 |           venturing on any other great things, they have a certain connection
 7946   2, 126 |                a man's hope for ~great things: and hope for anything presupposes
 7947   2, 126 |             stretching ~forth to great things by desire, and this belongs
 7948   2, 126 |            only in accomplishing great things, but also in ~discussing
 7949   2, 127 |             because he tends to ~great things. But the virtuous are praised
 7950   2, 127 |            forth of ~the mind to great things. Now virtue bears a relationship
 7951   2, 127 |            bears a relationship to two things, ~first to the matter about
 7952   2, 127 |                A[1] Body Para. 2/2~The things which come into man's use
 7953   2, 127 |            into man's use are external things, and among ~these honor
 7954   2, 127 |               men set ~aside all other things. Now a man is said to be
 7955   2, 127 |             magnanimous in respect of ~things that are great absolutely
 7956   2, 127 |                be ~brave in respect of things that are difficult simply.
 7957   2, 127 |                 and in others from the things that are the objects ~of
 7958   2, 127 |             arising from the ~external things themselves that are the
 7959   2, 127 |           ordinary or little: because ~things external, though they be
 7960   2, 127 |                 to wit, as both these ~things may be done in moderation.
 7961   2, 127 |         magnanimous man tends to such ~things as are deserving of honor.~
 7962   2, 127 |            riches and honors which are things ~existing outside the soul.~
 7963   2, 127 |                makes good use of great things is much more able to ~make
 7964   2, 127 |                make good use of little things. Accordingly the magnanimous
 7965   2, 127 |                worthy of the ~greatest things" (Ethic. iv, 3). Therefore
 7966   2, 127 |         whosoever is worthy of ~little things and deems himself worthy
 7967   2, 127 |               himself worthy of ~great things, and despises others," according
 7968   2, 127 |                he ~holds to the barren things rather than to those that
 7969   2, 127 |              Now among ~external human things honors take precedence of
 7970   2, 127 |               he tends to the greatest things according to reason, for ~"
 7971   2, 127 |              man being intent on ~many things which he is in a hurry to
 7972   2, 127 |                is intent only on great things; these are few and require
 7973   2, 127 |             are busy only ~about great things. And just as these dispositions
 7974   2, 127 |               himself ~worthy of great things in consideration of the
 7975   2, 127 |                to say of himself vile ~things that are not true, or deny
 7976   2, 127 |               or deny of himself great things that are true, ~but because
 7977   2, 127 |              he prefers to have barren things, not indeed any, but good,
 7978   2, 127 |             i.e. ~virtuous; for in all things he prefers the virtuous
 7979   2, 127 |             magnanimous tends to great things, it follows ~that he tends
 7980   2, 127 |               that he tends chiefly to things that involve a certain excellence,
 7981   2, 127 |              Wherefore these and like ~things the magnanimous man avoids
 7982   2, 127 |       magnanimity regards the great in things to be hoped for, ~whereas
 7983   2, 127 |         fortitude regards the great in things to be feared or dared. But ~
 7984   2, 127 |              loves ~his life above all things, so does he fly from dangers
 7985   2, 127 |                not deem great. But for things that are truly great, a ~
 7986   2, 127 |          endangering himself for small things, ~but {megalokindynos},
 7987   2, 127 |          endangering himself for great things. And ~Seneca says (De Quat.
 7988   2, 127 |        Wherefore the difficult in evil things is always more opposed to
 7989   2, 127 |             than the difficult in good things. Hence the virtue of fortitude ~
 7990   2, 127 |               has a care for honorable things, according to 2 Tim. 2:15, ~"
 7991   2, 127 |          magnanimity, which does great things in all ~the virtues.~Aquin.:
 7992   2, 127 |            Magnanimity consists of two things," that "it belongs to magnanimity
 7993   2, 127 |            aside, as one ought, and in things when one should not fear:
 7994   2, 127 |           Magnanimity consists of two ~things," that "a great soul is
 7995   2, 127 |       commended for despising external things." ~Therefore a magnanimous
 7996   2, 127 |                magnanimity regards two things: ~honor as its matter, and
 7997   2, 127 |          fortune conduce to both these things. For since honor ~is conferred
 7998   2, 127 |               we can easily accomplish things by means of riches, ~power
 7999   2, 128 |         Apostle says: ~"Forgetting the things that are behind, I stretch
 8000   2, 128 |            persuade us to relish human things because we are men, ~or