Part, Question

6001   3, 66  |             Blessed Trinity. For this reason the Trinity is mentioned
6002   3, 66  |              sensible words. For this reason at Christ's Baptism, wherein ~
6003   3, 66  |               Ambrose here gives this reason why exception could, without ~
6004   3, 66  |             or because of some ~other reason, it is necessary to pour
6005   3, 66  |               God" or "God" except by reason of His merit, which ~was
6006   3, 66  |        chiefly in His death; for this reason they did not baptize in
6007   3, 66  |             is ~reiterated. Much more reason, therefore, is there for
6008   3, 66  |              be ~reiterated. For this reason (Heb. 6:6) is it said against
6009   3, 66  |               resurrection; for which reason our Lord gave His ~disciples
6010   3, 66  |               Ghost begins; for which reason the apostles are said to
6011   3, 66  |           that asketh" him to give "a reason of his faith" (cf. ~1 Pt.
6012   3, 66  |              argues with considerable reason from the thief to whom, ~
6013   3, 66  |          Ghost. Consequently for this reason the unity of Baptism is
6014   3, 67  |            these. Therefore much more reason is there why to ~baptize
6015   3, 67  |                Acts 6:2): "It is not ~reason that we should leave the
6016   3, 67  |           preach the Gospel." And the reason for ~this was that the merit
6017   3, 67  |              to the priestly order by reason of a ~certain appropriateness
6018   3, 67  |              of the Trinity." And the reason of this is that, ~just as
6019   3, 67  |          new-born babes, endowed with reason desire milk ~[Vulg.: 'desire
6020   3, 67  |            danger is not imminent, by reason of the children being brought ~
6021   3, 68  |          suffers martyrdom: for which reason is it stated ~that martyrdom "
6022   3, 68  |               Acts 10). ~Secondly, by reason of sickness or some kind
6023   3, 68  |        towards his mother." For ~this reason did our Lord excuse His
6024   3, 68  |            that there is yet greater ~reason why they who are about to
6025   3, 68  |     sacraments. Secondly, because the reason why a man ~makes outward
6026   3, 68  |            made to a man is penal, by reason of the shame it ~inflicts
6027   3, 68  |      remission of sins. And for this ~reason she asks those who come
6028   3, 68  |              they have not the use of reason: nor can they be ~fittingly
6029   3, 68  |             not depart from it." This reason is ~also given by Dionysius (
6030   3, 68  |            children before the use of reason, ~being as it were in the
6031   3, 68  |            this world?" For the ~same reason they can be said to intend,
6032   3, 68  |          rescued. Therefore much more reason is ~there for rescuing the
6033   3, 68  |    unbelievers either have the use of reason ~or they have not. If they
6034   3, 68  |           after themselves. For which reason we say that even the ~children
6035   3, 68  |             if one having ~the use of reason were baptized against his
6036   3, 68  |               lapse into unbelief, by reason ~of their natural affection
6037   3, 68  |         ordained unto God through his reason, by which he ~can know God.
6038   3, 68  |              before it has the use of reason, is ~ordained to God, by
6039   3, 68  |            natural order, through the reason of its parents, ~under whose
6040   3, 68  |             Adam's sin. For much more reason, therefore, can it be saved ~
6041   3, 68  |            imbeciles lack the use of ~reason, they can have but a disorderly
6042   3, 68  |     irrational animals in that he has reason. But ~madmen and imbeciles
6043   3, 68  |             imbeciles lack the use of reason, indeed in some cases we
6044   3, 68  |            OBJ 3: Further, the use of reason is suspended in madmen and
6045   3, 68  |             those who lack the use of reason.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[68] A[
6046   3, 68  |           show no signs of the use of reason. And with regard to these
6047   3, 68  |           they can make right use of ~reason. Wherefore, if then they
6048   3, 68  |              sane, yet can use ~their reason so far as to think about
6049   3, 68  |             have not now, the use of ~reason, are baptized, according
6050   3, 68  |              who have had the use ~of reason at some time, or have now,
6051   3, 68  |             imbeciles lack the use of reason accidentally, ~i.e. through
6052   3, 69  |                Therefore for the same reason ~neither are the other penalties
6053   3, 69  |             the ~present life, not by reason of a personal debt of punishment
6054   3, 69  |            debt of punishment but by ~reason of the state of their nature.
6055   3, 69  |               said to be insincere by reason of his ~will being in contradiction
6056   3, 70  |               aforesaid. And for this reason the Apostle mentions them
6057   3, 70  |                both faith and natural reason flourished in man to such
6058   3, 70  |         carnal concupiscence natural ~reason was clouded even in regard
6059   3, 70  |               Jewish nation. For this reason circumcision was given to
6060   3, 70  |         promised to him: and for this reason it was suitable that it
6061   3, 70  |      principally in those members, by reason of ~the abundance of venereal
6062   3, 71  |             they have not the ~use of reason. Therefore it is absurd
6063   3, 71  |             adults ~having the use of reason.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[71] A[
6064   3, 72  |             gladness" (Ps. ~44:8), by reason of His being gifted with
6065   3, 72  |                mixed with the oil, by reason of its fragrant odor, which
6066   3, 72  |           These properties of oil, by reason of which it symbolizes ~
6067   3, 72  |             Lk. 22:19, 20). For this ~reason there is no need for the
6068   3, 72  |           Therefore others with equal reason ~can be confirmed before
6069   3, 72  |          after receiving Baptism. The reason of this is that, Confirmation ~
6070   3, 72  |             state of grace. For this ~reason, just as it is not given
6071   3, 72  |            incompetent to ~combat, by reason of the frailty of their
6072   3, 72  |             is ~sometimes hindered by reason of the corruptibility of
6073   3, 72  |             is that many children, by reason of the strength of the Holy
6074   3, 72  |          against others; and for this reason it is given on the forehead.~
6075   3, 72  |               of the others. For this reason ~he also who receives this
6076   3, 72  |         according to medical men the ~reason is situated (i.e. the "particular
6077   3, 72  |        situated (i.e. the "particular reason," which is called the ~"
6078   3, 72  |              part of the body, but by reason of its ~having a more powerful
6079   3, 72  |               of Christ. And for this reason we ~must look upon it as
6080   3, 73  |              any spiritual effect by ~reason of the water, but by reason
6081   3, 73  |           reason of the water, but by reason of the power of the Holy
6082   3, 74  |         things containing matter, the reason for the determination ~of
6083   3, 74  |           Consequently, ~for the like reason, so is the mixing of water
6084   3, 74  |              sacrament. For the same ~reason, therefore, so is water.~
6085   3, 75  |             angel; since for the same reason it could ~be everywhere.
6086   3, 75  |               faith is not subject to reason, still it is ~not contrary
6087   3, 75  |          still it is ~not contrary to reason, but above it, as was said
6088   3, 75  |              6], ad 2; A[8]). But our reason has its origin in ~the senses.
6089   3, 75  |      operations of bread follow it by reason of the ~accidents, such
6090   3, 75  |           follow the bread either ~by reason of the matter, such as that
6091   3, 75  |           something else, ~or else by reason of the substantial form,
6092   3, 75  |        instantaneous from a threefold reason. ~First on the part of the
6093   3, 75  |             but another ~according to reason. But according to this it
6094   3, 75  |            together; for diversity of reason does not ~change a thing
6095   3, 75  |              in natural conversion by reason of the subject, are not
6096   3, 75  |        opposite follows a subject, by reason whereof we ~say that "a
6097   3, 75  |             verified by synecdoche by reason of the ~part. But in this
6098   3, 75  |            Christ": and ~for the same reason it cannot be properly said
6099   3, 75  |             subject. And for the same reason it ~is not granted that "
6100   3, 75  |             natural transmutations by reason ~of the subject: for instance,
6101   3, 76  |        dimensive quantity is there by reason of real concomitance, ~consequently
6102   3, 76  |            with this sacrament not by reason of dimensive quantity, but ~
6103   3, 76  |           dimensive quantity, but ~by reason of its substance, as already
6104   3, 76  |               hence it ~comes that by reason of real concomitance the
6105   3, 76  |            bread was there locally by reason of its dimensions, ~because
6106   3, 76  |              the morrow, for the same reason it will remain there during ~
6107   3, 76  |              Therefore, for the same ~reason, every other glorified eye
6108   3, 76  |               it. Therefore, for like reason, the glorified eye ~can
6109   3, 76  |            Hence there is no parallel reason, as is ~evident from what
6110   3, 77  |         subject, still for a special ~reason, according to the order
6111   3, 77  |             it is preserved, for like reason the other accidents remain
6112   3, 77  |            accidentally, that is, by ~reason of the subject. But the
6113   3, 77  |              accompanying ~bodies, by reason of their having much or
6114   3, 77  |             not nourish: and the same reason holds good of the wine.~
6115   3, 77  |              but it gives increase by reason of its ~quantity." But the
6116   3, 77  |               human body for the same reason as they can into ashes ~
6117   3, 77  |               the ~whole, and for the reason given above (OBJ[4]); which,
6118   3, 78  |               sacrament: and the same reason holds good of the words
6119   3, 78  |           Testament is a "new one" by reason of its showing ~forth: yet
6120   3, 78  |               this power is simple by reason of the ~thing signified,
6121   3, 78  |            false simply; and the same reason holds good of the other ~
6122   3, 78  |               Therefore, for the same reason, ~neither do the words for
6123   3, 79  |             are forgiven for the same reason as one is. But it does not ~
6124   3, 79  |        kindled ~by this sacrament; by reason of which act venial sins
6125   3, 79  |             this sacrament; for which reason it is sometimes enjoined ~
6126   3, 79  |             is forgiven, for the same reason is the ~other forgiven:
6127   3, 80  |              them who lack the use of reason?~(10) Whether it is to be
6128   3, 80  |           Faith." Therefore, for like reason, the sinner ~cannot eat
6129   3, 80  |               seems that for the like reason neither ~may sinners eat
6130   3, 80  |              knowledge; and the ~same reason holds good of other circumstances.
6131   3, 80  |               of the ~kind. The other reason is the mental distraction
6132   3, 80  |              sacrament for any ~other reason than do those movements
6133   3, 80  |               after taking food is no reason why the brethren ~should
6134   3, 80  |               who have not the use of reason ought to receive this ~sacrament?~
6135   3, 80  |               who have not the use of reason ought not to ~receive this
6136   3, 80  |              those who are ~devoid of reason. Therefore this sacrament
6137   3, 80  |               who have not the use of reason are the ~possessed, who
6138   3, 80  |              who have not the ~use of reason.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
6139   3, 80  |            those that lack the use of reason are children, ~the most
6140   3, 80  |               deprived of the use of ~reason.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
6141   3, 80  |              are said to be devoid of reason in two ways. First, ~when
6142   3, 80  |              possess fully the use of reason. ~Either, then, they never
6143   3, 80  |             they never had the use of reason, and have remained so from ~
6144   3, 80  |             were not always devoid of reason, and then, if ~when they
6145   3, 80  |              Those lacking the use of reason can have devotion towards ~
6146   3, 80  |             unclean spirits, the same reason holds good of ~them as of
6147   3, 80  |               1~Reply OBJ 3: The same reason holds good of newly born
6148   3, 80  |             never have had the use of reason: consequently, the sacred ~
6149   3, 80  |            begin to have some ~use of reason so as to be able to conceive
6150   3, 81  |            itself except perchance by reason ~of its parts, for instance.
6151   3, 82  |                Therefore, with ~equal reason the dispensing of Christ'
6152   3, 82  |              1/1~Reply OBJ 2: For the reason given above, it belongs
6153   3, 82  |             Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: By reason of the power of the Holy
6154   3, 82  |          sacraments to the people, by reason of his being entrusted with
6155   3, 83  |                according to the first reason, ~it is true to say that
6156   3, 83  |               according to the second reason, it is proper ~to this sacrament
6157   3, 83  |             Reply OBJ 3: For the same reason (cf. Reply OBJ[2]) the priest
6158   3, 83  |              forth. And for the same ~reason churches defiled by shedding
6159   3, 83  |         committed there. And for this reason we read in the same distinction: ~"
6160   3, 83  |             to our present misery, by reason of ~which we pray for mercy,
6161   3, 83  |        disciples (Jn. 17:1), had more reason to do ~so in instituting
6162   3, 83  |               in the ~others, for the reason that the entire Christ is
6163   3, 83  |              1~Reply OBJ 10: Wine, by reason of its humidity, is capable
6164   3, 83  |               and it is for the ~same reason that wine is poured over
6165   3, 83  |                and I say ~so for this reason, because if he were to say
6166   3, 84  |                Therefore for the same reason Penance is ~also a sacrament.~
6167   3, 84  |             by a natural principle of reason that man is moved to ~repent
6168   3, 84  |               he ~would for this very reason fall into sin and lose the
6169   3, 84  |               5: and he declares ~the reason to be that by Baptism man
6170   3, 84  |              from blindness. For this reason ~He healed so many stricken
6171   3, 84  |          might not despair; for this ~reason He is not described as healing
6172   3, 84  |            himself with sin; for this reason He declares Himself ~to
6173   3, 85  |           choosing according to right reason. Now it belongs to right
6174   3, 85  |               Now it belongs to right reason than ~one should grieve
6175   3, 85  |         whenever an act has a special reason for being praiseworthy,
6176   3, 85  |              that there is a special ~reason for praising the act of
6177   3, 85  |               or on ~another, through reason, belongs to the will.~Aquin.:
6178   3, 85  |            first-mentioned act is the reason and cause of the second. ~
6179   3, 85  |         necessary for man's ~good, by reason of their very nature, whereas
6180   3, 86  |     punishment ~which they suffer, by reason of which they have a kind
6181   3, 86  |          belongs ~to renounce sin, by reason of its being against God,
6182   3, 86  |              sins: and where the same reason applies, the result will
6183   3, 86  |            Consequently, ~there is no reason why, after the guilt has
6184   3, 88  |            second time, for this very reason he seems to sin more grievously
6185   3, 88  |              altogether for the same "reason." Wherefore ~Augustine,
6186   3, 88  |          their debt of punishment, by reason of ~ingratitude, is virtually
6187   3, 89  |          vital ~operations: for which reason, by a kind of metaphor,
6188   3, 89  |              revived. ~But that is no reason why they should not be revived:
6189   3, 90  |                 there we shall find a reason for assigning parts. ~Aquin.:
6190   3, 90  |      sacrament is something simple by reason of the Divine ~power, which
6191   3, 90  |              and through many, and by reason of these ~many, parts may
6192 Suppl, 2 |              this mortal life, not by reason of its mortality (unless
6193 Suppl, 2 |               kind of sorrow); but by reason of sins, to which we are ~
6194 Suppl, 2 |         account of actual sin; not by reason ~of the act, considered
6195 Suppl, 2 |               a kind of being, but by reason of its ~deformity, since
6196 Suppl, 2 |         Contrition is for sin, not by reason of the mere substance ~of
6197 Suppl, 2 |             therefrom; ~nor again, by reason of its deformity alone,
6198 Suppl, 2 |         ruined through his heresy, by reason of whose ~ruin his punishment
6199 Suppl, 2 |           those future sins. For this reason, he that is ~contrite, is
6200 Suppl, 2 |           directed to each. For ~this reason it is necessary to be contrite
6201 Suppl, 3 |               sensitive part from the reason; and likewise, that which
6202 Suppl, 3 |              which redounds from ~the reason when it deliberates on corporeal
6203 Suppl, 3 |               which redounds from the reason in considering spiritual
6204 Suppl, 3 |               sensitive part from the reason's ~displeasure at sin, is
6205 Suppl, 3 |         passions are ~employed by the reason, in acts of virtue, according
6206 Suppl, 3 |             by the ~interior sense or reason.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[3] A[1]
6207 Suppl, 3 |          sorrow that results from the reason in the ~sensitive part.~
6208 Suppl, 3 |             against God: and for this reason should cause less displeasure.~
6209 Suppl, 3 |             regards the sorrow in the reason, i.e. the ~displeasure,
6210 Suppl, 3 |            the sorrow which is in the reason: ~while the Third considers
6211 Suppl, 3 |            sin, because there is more reason for sorrow, viz. the offense
6212 Suppl, 4 |             contrition: one is in the reason, and is detestation of the
6213 Suppl, 4 |               of this life. For this ~reason Hugh of St. Victor says [*
6214 Suppl, 4 |             is opposed to charity ~by reason of its servility, because
6215 Suppl, 4 |              rejoice in evil, for the reason that good may ~perchance
6216 Suppl, 4 |               far from thee," and the reason is ~given (Ecclus. 30:25): "
6217 Suppl, 4 |            they are void of sorrow by reason of the ~fulness of their
6218 Suppl, 5 |         twofold sorrow. One is in the reason, and ~is displeasure at
6219 Suppl, 6 |              of sin's ~punishment, by reason of the severity of the punishment
6220 Suppl, 6 |             the knowledge of ~natural reason, whose dictate is therefore
6221 Suppl, 6 |             unless there be an urgent reason for delay." But everyone
6222 Suppl, 6 |        confession; and here the ~same reason applies to delay of confession
6223 Suppl, 6 |             receive Baptism. For this reason too, James proclaimed at
6224 Suppl, 7 |           thing defined: and for this reason we find ~some definitions
6225 Suppl, 7 |              1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Natural reason, in a general way, inclines
6226 Suppl, 7 |           rather on Divine wisdom, by reason of the truth which is required ~
6227 Suppl, 7 |         virtues, that when a ~special reason of goodness or difficulty
6228 Suppl, 7 |             account of the additional reason of goodness, begins to belong
6229 Suppl, 7 |              to mercy or goodness, by reason of its being sorrow for
6230 Suppl, 7 |             confession ~to wisdom, by reason of its being a manifestation
6231 Suppl, 7 |          parts ~efficacious, for this reason the same is to be said of
6232 Suppl, 8 |           have not come to the use of reason: whereas this cannot be
6233 Suppl, 8 |           possible. But when there is reason ~for urgency, the penitent
6234 Suppl, 8 |         forgiveness from God, for the reason that he fulfilled, so ~far
6235 Suppl, 8 |              committed to a layman by reason of necessity. But the ~confession
6236 Suppl, 8 |              wherein the penitent has reason to fear some ~harm to himself
6237 Suppl, 8 |           himself or to the priest by reason of his confessing to him,
6238 Suppl, 8 |          punishment remitted, both by reason of the shame in confessing, ~
6239 Suppl, 8 |       satisfactory punishment, and by reason of the ~power of the keys:
6240 Suppl, 9 |              OBJ 4: Further, the sole reason for confessing one's sins
6241 Suppl, 9 |            first way, it is either by reason of ~virtue in general, or
6242 Suppl, 9 |              virtue in general, or by reason of the special virtue of
6243 Suppl, 9 |           which it is the ~act, or by reason of the act itself. Now there
6244 Suppl, 9 |             account of one's sins, by reason of some worldly vanity ~
6245 Suppl, 9 |                A[4] Body Para. 3/5~By reason of its very nature, viz.
6246 Suppl, 11|    interpreter, if there be an urgent reason for so doing. But it seems
6247 Suppl, 11|            OTC Para. 2/2~Further, the reason why a man is bound to keep
6248 Suppl, 11|             unless there is an urgent reason.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[11] A[
6249 Suppl, 12|              said to be ~satisfied by reason of an equal proportion to
6250 Suppl, 12|              Reply OBJ 5: There is no reason why the same thing should
6251 Suppl, 12|             the debt we owe to God by reason of the ~sins we have committed,
6252 Suppl, 13|         debtor in two ways; first, by reason of ~favors received, secondly,
6253 Suppl, 13|         favors received, secondly, by reason of sin committed: and just
6254 Suppl, 14|             all sins are ~remitted by reason of one same thing, so that
6255 Suppl, 14|              obligation to another by reason of a ~debt, the only inequality
6256 Suppl, 14|            these effects for the same reason, viz. because they are ~
6257 Suppl, 14|               of punishment. For this reason the priest should use discretion
6258 Suppl, 14|             of giving in the giver by reason of fittingness, wherefore
6259 Suppl, 14|      gratuitous givings, the ~primary reason of the giving is love, it
6260 Suppl, 14|           ours can merit a reward by ~reason of its measure of goodness,
6261 Suppl, 14|               goodness, but it can by reason of charity, which ~makes
6262 Suppl, 16|             is not available, for the reason that it can be ~available,
6263 Suppl, 17|             the other, for that ~very reason, is closed to him, but it
6264 Suppl, 17|            given in orders. For which reason the other opinion holds
6265 Suppl, 18|            others who lack the use of reason, so that by Baptism ~children
6266 Suppl, 18|        eternal punishment, for a like reason. If therefore he cannot
6267 Suppl, 18|               though there might be a reason ~for repeating the confession,
6268 Suppl, 18|         confession, there would be no reason for repeating the ~absolution,
6269 Suppl, 18|            the same sickness, for the reason that all ~that could be
6270 Suppl, 19|               the effect, but for the reason stated.~
6271 Suppl, 20|               case demands. For this ~reason, in the heavenly hierarchy
6272 Suppl, 20|             there can be no defect by reason of which the ~higher angel
6273 Suppl, 21|                Therefore there is no ~reason for mentioning both.~Aquin.:
6274 Suppl, 21|               the sacraments, for the reason ~already given, because,
6275 Suppl, 21|                Now ~there would be no reason to fear an unjust excommunication
6276 Suppl, 22|           excommunicate, and the same reason applies to one who is suspended
6277 Suppl, 23|   excommunicated person, for the same reason a third would incur ~excommunication
6278 Suppl, 23|            sin." But this would be no reason unless it were ~always a
6279 Suppl, 23|              be replied that the same reason applies both to ~mortal
6280 Suppl, 23|             mortal sin: and for this ~reason one may be excommunicated
6281 Suppl, 24|            subject to him, unless, by reason of the difficulty of appearing
6282 Suppl, 25|               be enjoined or not. The reason why they so avail ~is the
6283 Suppl, 25|           same as to remit it without reason; because in so far as ~he
6284 Suppl, 25|         thirdly, there is ~required a reason for so dispensing this treasury,
6285 Suppl, 25|              God, there is sufficient reason for granting an ~indulgence.~
6286 Suppl, 25|        punishment without sufficient ~reason, so that men are enticed
6287 Suppl, 26|             assistants": and for this reason they do not dispense all
6288 Suppl, 27|                yet it is not for this reason that they are applied, but ~
6289 Suppl, 27|           religious. For there ~is no reason to bring supplies to those
6290 Suppl, 27|              Reply OBJ 2: There is no reason why indulgences should be
6291 Suppl, 27|              should be given for some reason, in order ~for anyone to
6292 Suppl, 27|         pronounce on himself, for the reason that in the tribunal of ~
6293 Suppl, 28|           face to correct ~others, by reason of the publicity of his
6294 Suppl, 29|             whole is not destroyed by reason of ~a diversity of matter
6295 Suppl, 29|              by the apostles; for the reason ~that these two sacraments,
6296 Suppl, 29|              is ~required. The second reason is that this sacrament confers
6297 Suppl, 29|            bodily sickness. The third reason is that its effect on the
6298 Suppl, 29|       observes (Eccl. Hier. iii). The reason why a ~priest can perform
6299 Suppl, 29|               erroneous; and for that reason we should ~hold with the
6300 Suppl, 29|               of God alone, for which reason they are committed to Him
6301 Suppl, 29|             ensue at times, for which reason James ascribes this ~effect
6302 Suppl, 30|              this lifetime: for which reason the sacrament of the dying ~
6303 Suppl, 32|         cannot be given; and for this reason the apostle does not ~determine
6304 Suppl, 32|            disease, but, with greater reason, to the part where the root
6305 Suppl, 32|               it is applied; for this reason ~Baptism is applied to the
6306 Suppl, 32|              Extreme ~Unction for the reason given above.~Aquin.: SMT
6307 Suppl, 32|     originates in us first, for ~that reason the places of the five senses
6308 Suppl, 34|             the sacraments; for which reason ~order does not correspond
6309 Suppl, 34|           other sacraments, for which reason it imprints a character, ~
6310 Suppl, 34|              Therefore Order has more reason for being a sacrament than
6311 Suppl, 34|            OBJ 2: [There is a special reason why this sacrament, rather
6312 Suppl, 34|               point of view it has no reason to be ~mentioned in the
6313 Suppl, 34|             admit this assertion, the reason for it is clear from ~what
6314 Suppl, 35|             others have not. For this reason others ~have said that a
6315 Suppl, 36|           everyone that asketh you ~a reason of that faith and hope in
6316 Suppl, 36|           from Bede]." Now to give a ~reason for things pertaining to
6317 Suppl, 36|            needs ~be the direction of reason. Wherefore in order that
6318 Suppl, 36|            Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The reason that we have to give for
6319 Suppl, 36|           priest in reference to the ~reason for which he is so called,
6320 Suppl, 36|          despised"; and ~for the same reason all the spiritual things
6321 Suppl, 37|               to ~perfect," for which reason Dionysius distinguishes
6322 Suppl, 37|       exorcists is directed. Thus the reason and number of the degrees
6323 Suppl, 37|               Q[50], A[4]]: for ~this reason it is possible for them
6324 Suppl, 37|              sacrament. ~Secondly, by reason of the matter about which
6325 Suppl, 37|             both Orders, and for this reason the deacon's Order is ~the
6326 Suppl, 38|             from the Church. For this reason ~others said that those
6327 Suppl, 38|            their Orders, for the very reason indicated in the Objection.~
6328 Suppl, 39|            Whether lack of the use of reason is?~(3) Whether the state
6329 Suppl, 39|             those who lack the use of reason can receive Orders?~Aquin.:
6330 Suppl, 39|             those who lack the use of reason ~cannot receive Orders.
6331 Suppl, 39|             those who lack the use of reason cannot ~contract matrimony.
6332 Suppl, 39|           Orders requires the ~use of reason. Therefore the power of
6333 Suppl, 39|               which remove the use of reason ~occasion an impediment
6334 Suppl, 39|             those who lack the use of reason can receive all the sacraments
6335 Suppl, 39|                if there be an ~urgent reason for it and hope of their
6336 Suppl, 39|           Orders, however, the use of reason is required ~both out of
6337 Suppl, 39|       required; wherefore the ~use of reason is necessary for the validity
6338 Suppl, 39|              maintain that the use of reason is necessary for the ~validity
6339 Suppl, 39|             either by authority or by reason.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[39] A[
6340 Suppl, 39|         cannot be without ~the use of reason. Whereas in the reception
6341 Suppl, 39|              his handmaid ~(for which reason she was not made from his
6342 Suppl, 39|            but the act only. The same reason applies ~to all who are
6343 Suppl, 39|          sacramental signs signify by reason of their natural ~likeness.
6344 Suppl, 40|             in the form of a crown by reason ~of the shape. Because a
6345 Suppl, 40|             cut off entirely. Another reason is that this would be ~unbecoming.~
6346 Suppl, 40|         paternal inheritance; and the reason why they did not receive
6347 Suppl, 40|            manner of Christ. For this reason also a bishop is ~especially
6348 Suppl, 40|              of a character. For this reason the ~episcopate is not an
6349 Suppl, 40|               to the others. For this reason He said to ~him in the singular: "
6350 Suppl, 40|              are equal, ~and for this reason any bishop can consecrate
6351 Suppl, 40|             of another man, for which reason the stole reaches right ~
6352 Suppl, 40|           both ~Testaments, for which reason it has two crests; the "
6353 Suppl, 41|              natural, because natural reason ~inclines thereto in two
6354 Suppl, 41|          matters. For just as natural reason dictates ~that men should
6355 Suppl, 41|            concerning life, for which reason man is described as being ~
6356 Suppl, 41|     difference, as regards the second reason given above; ~wherefore
6357 Suppl, 41|             12; Polit. i) gives this ~reason in men over other animals;
6358 Suppl, 41|              but as regards the first reason it ~inclines on the part
6359 Suppl, 41|            for that to ~which natural reason inclines is not realized
6360 Suppl, 41|             OBJ 4: Further, where the reason of an obligation remains
6361 Suppl, 41|              remain the same. Now the reason why men were bound to ~marry
6362 Suppl, 41|              each individual, for the reason given above, except at that ~
6363 Suppl, 41|               so that it absorbs ~the reason which is man's principal
6364 Suppl, 41|      intensity of ~pleasure. For this reason those who have to contemplate
6365 Suppl, 41|              the members ~do not obey reason. Hence the argument does
6366 Suppl, 41|           since the ~marriage act, by reason of the corruption of concupiscence,
6367 Suppl, 41|              only ~hinders the act of reason, but also destroys the order
6368 Suppl, 41|            also destroys the order of reason. The ~intensity of pleasure
6369 Suppl, 41|           previously ~directed by his reason.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[41] A[
6370 Suppl, 41|              being either directed by reason, and ~thus it will be an
6371 Suppl, 41|             an accidental reward, the reason for merit ~consists in the
6372 Suppl, 42|              Reply OBJ 3: There is no reason why matrimony should not
6373 Suppl, 42|           Wherefore there would be no reason for reckoning it among the
6374 Suppl, 42|            other wickedness. For this reason the Apostle ~says (1 Cor.
6375 Suppl, 42|            are directed according to ~reason they repress concupiscence,
6376 Suppl, 43|              said to be betrothed by ~reason of his betrothal. Therefore
6377 Suppl, 43|         differently on account of the reason given above, especially
6378 Suppl, 43|          Further, just as some use of reason is necessary for the contract ~
6379 Suppl, 43|             this requires ~the use of reason, of which three degrees
6380 Suppl, 43|        consider by himself. And since reason ~develops in man by little
6381 Suppl, 43|           reaches the first stage of ~reason before his seventh year;
6382 Suppl, 43|              person, when his natural reason develops; but as regards ~
6383 Suppl, 43|               things to which natural reason ~inclines us more, though
6384 Suppl, 43|             and greater discretion of reason is ~required for looking
6385 Suppl, 43|             on the part of the use of reason, but also on the ~part of
6386 Suppl, 43|              for attaining the use of reason which is the sole condition
6387 Suppl, 43|               from the perfect use of reason, since they are not as yet ~
6388 Suppl, 43|              than from any process of reason. Consequently, this ~agreeableness
6389 Suppl, 43|             parties, since the use of reason ~comes sooner to some than
6390 Suppl, 45|         sacrament be omitted for ~any reason whatever, there is no sacrament.
6391 Suppl, 45|               point of time. For this reason the comparison fails.~Aquin.:
6392 Suppl, 46|              does not merely for this reason consent ~to marriage except
6393 Suppl, 47|               of contracts; for which reason the law adjudges that ~restitution
6394 Suppl, 47|        absolute compulsion, for which reason it draws a ~distinction
6395 Suppl, 47|           constant man ~follows right reason, whereby he knows whether
6396 Suppl, 48|       contrary to virginity except by reason of carnal ~intercourse.
6397 Suppl, 48|            Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The reason why consent to marriage
6398 Suppl, 48|          motive. For there is but one reason ~for one thing. Now marriage
6399 Suppl, 48|            not become good or evil by reason of that cause, but the contracting ~
6400 Suppl, 49|             there must needs be some ~reason for excuse. Now marriage
6401 Suppl, 49|                Now there is a loss of reason ~incidental to the union
6402 Suppl, 49|               woman, both because the reason is ~carried away entirely
6403 Suppl, 49|            pleasure ~overpowering the reason as in the aforesaid action,
6404 Suppl, 49|               the useful but from the reason which causes the right ~
6405 Suppl, 49|            rectitude by virtue of the reason causing the right direction;
6406 Suppl, 49|               more ~excellent. If the reason is because it is more excellent,
6407 Suppl, 49|               belongs to matrimony by reason of its difference; for it ~
6408 Suppl, 49|                Wherefore matrimony by reason of the power which man and ~
6409 Suppl, 49|         inordinately. Now the good of reason which is prejudiced in the
6410 Suppl, 49|            does not incur harm to his reason ~as to habit, but only as
6411 Suppl, 49|             of ~concupiscence against reason; and consequently the conclusion
6412 Suppl, 49|              but to its proportion to reason; ~wherefore it is only when
6413 Suppl, 49|             goes beyond the bounds of reason that ~it is reckoned to
6414 Suppl, 49|               previously appointed by reason before the commencement ~
6415 Suppl, 49|    commencement ~of the act, although reason is unable to regulate them
6416 Suppl, 49|            Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: The reason for this statement is not
6417 Suppl, 50|               A[1] Body Para. 3/4~The reason for this number may be explained
6418 Suppl, 50|              a middle ~term. For this reason certain persons hold a middle
6419 Suppl, 51|          supposes a wrong judgment of reason about something. However,
6420 Suppl, 51|                be error; and for this reason error is set down as being
6421 Suppl, 51|           master's consent. For ~this reason these two errors, and no
6422 Suppl, 51|                marriage, for the same reason as neither does error about
6423 Suppl, 52|              to the same condition by reason of the ~parent's slavery.
6424 Suppl, 52|              second, because ~natural reason has this inclination, and
6425 Suppl, 52|               an impediment except by reason of the intention of one
6426 Suppl, 52|              this custom have as much reason ~in its favor as the decision
6427 Suppl, 53|           should be annulled for that reason.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[53] A[
6428 Suppl, 53|             of ~continence, except by reason of carnal intercourse: and
6429 Suppl, 53|               wife, and for the ~same reason every other time, because
6430 Suppl, 53|              a person's power for the reason ~that he has promised it.
6431 Suppl, 53|                Therefore for the same reason that a simple vow does not ~
6432 Suppl, 53|           Some assign ~scandal as the reason. But this is futile, because
6433 Suppl, 53|     impediment to matrimony except by reason of its ~spirituality. Therefore
6434 Suppl, 53|              and ~since for this very reason he enjoys the privilege
6435 Suppl, 54|        belongs to the ~individual, by reason of which the child is like
6436 Suppl, 54|              OBJ 5: Some say that the reason why the tie of consanguinity
6437 Suppl, 54|      Wherefore we must reply that the reason for this ~is that animals
6438 Suppl, 54|             one degree, and ~for this reason it would seem that consanguinity
6439 Suppl, 54|              like ~himself: for which reason there is no degree of consanguinity
6440 Suppl, 54|           ways. First, intensively by reason of the very nature of ~consanguinity:
6441 Suppl, 54|             debarred from marriage by reason of ~consanguinity. Therefore,
6442 Suppl, 54|               Divine law assigns this reason (Lev. 18:10): "Thou shalt
6443 Suppl, 54|            Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: The reason for the impediment of consanguinity
6444 Suppl, 54|               Church's commandment by reason of the ~former contract,
6445 Suppl, 54|              affection. And since the reason ~for affection towards one'
6446 Suppl, 54|               there ~was not the same reason for debarring a niece and
6447 Suppl, 55|          husband's kindred ~except by reason of the husband. Since then
6448 Suppl, 55|             his kindred, for the same reason ~his wife will be related
6449 Suppl, 55|           causes affinity not only by reason of ~actual union, but also
6450 Suppl, 55|             actual union, but also by reason of the union having been
6451 Suppl, 55|                6:16). Now this is the reason why marriage caused affinity.
6452 Suppl, 55|      intercourse does so for the same reason.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[55] A[
6453 Suppl, 55|          which belongs to marriage by reason of carnal ~copulation, and
6454 Suppl, 55|              Reply OBJ 2: There is no reason why diverse relations should
6455 Suppl, 55|               in ~the same subject by reason of different things. Consequently
6456 Suppl, 55|        ecclesiastical institution ~by reason of its honesty." This indicates
6457 Suppl, 55|          honesty." This indicates the reason of its name as well ~as
6458 Suppl, 55|            Reply OBJ 1: Betrothal, by reason not of itself but of the
6459 Suppl, 55|              intercourse, but also by reason of the conjugal ~fellowship,
6460 Suppl, 55|         certain ~honesty more than by reason of affinity, the canon (
6461 Suppl, 55|            the contract, for the same reason as consanguinity. ~For just
6462 Suppl, 55|          something belonging to it by reason of its genus: thus ~animal
6463 Suppl, 55|           than affinity. And for this reason this prohibition ~is now
6464 Suppl, 55|             be separated for the same reason. and yet this is not ~seemly.
6465 Suppl, 55|     publication, or if for some other reason ~this could not come to
6466 Suppl, 56|              Therefore with much more reason can a ~spiritual relationship
6467 Suppl, 56|               by itself a ~sufficient reason for friendship: wherefore
6468 Suppl, 56|          bestowal of power, for which reason it is not conferred on women, ~
6469 Suppl, 56|               spiritual daughter. The reason ~of this is that the relations
6470 Suppl, 56|         spiritual relationship not by reason of the ~instruction it is
6471 Suppl, 57|            lost, this being the chief reason why adoption was ~introduced.
6472 Suppl, 57|           term "wherefrom," for which reason ~the taker is not the thing
6473 Suppl, 57|        begetting: hence for this very reason it ~ought to pass to those
6474 Suppl, 57|             them but have them not by reason of some accidental ~impediment.~
6475 Suppl, 57|             also to her. Moreover the reason why ~spiritual relationship
6476 Suppl, 58|               of it or not. For ~this reason the Master holds (Sent.
6477 Suppl, 58|            demons exist, and that ~by reason of their subtle nature they
6478 Suppl, 58|       generative power, and ~for this reason God allows the devil to
6479 Suppl, 58|            Madness removes the use of reason more than error does. ~But
6480 Suppl, 58|               consent without use of ~reason, the marriage will be invalid.~
6481 Suppl, 58|               Reply OBJ 1: The use of reason is not necessary for Baptism
6482 Suppl, 58|            consent on the part of the reason.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[58] A[
6483 Suppl, 58|             marriage is not for this ~reason to be annulled. This suffices
6484 Suppl, 58|            which it causes. For this ~reason it is not mentioned with
6485 Suppl, 58|           that ~before that age their reason is not sufficiently mature
6486 Suppl, 58|              age, so that nature ~and reason are sufficiently developed
6487 Suppl, 58|       required ~such a development of reason in order to deliberate,
6488 Suppl, 58|          account of the defect of the reason, ~which is not yet qualified
6489 Suppl, 59|                between them. For this reason disparity of faith previous
6490 Suppl, 59|        prohibition extends with equal reason to all unbelievers. Hence
6491 Suppl, 59|             interior faith. For which reason also this impediment is
6492 Suppl, 59|             called his wife except by reason of ~marriage. Therefore
6493 Suppl, 59|       impediment to marriage, not by ~reason of unbelief, but on account
6494 Suppl, 59|            civic ~virtues. Again, the reason why the whole life of unbelievers
6495 Suppl, 59|             fornication, for the same reason any kind of sin will dissolve
6496 Suppl, 59|               husband, so that he has reason to fear his being ~in danger:
6497 Suppl, 60|       ecclesiastical tribunal for the reason that he is quit of any punishment ~
6498 Suppl, 60|               punishing it. For which reason it has raised ~certain obstacles
6499 Suppl, 60|      nevertheless not voided for this reason.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[60] A[
6500 Suppl, 61|       considers it as a sacrament, by reason ~of which it is altogether