Part, Question
1 1, 79 | when "we hate every kind of thief." In the same way by the ~
2 2, 18 | speaking, more adulterer than thief."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[18] A[
3 2, 19 | good will, in willing a thief to be put to death, ~because
4 2, 19 | will of another - e.g. the thief's wife ~or son, who wishes
5 2, 19 | therefore he wishes the thief's death, which has the aspect
6 2, 19 | common estate; whereas the thief's wife has to consider the
7 2, 19 | wishes her husband, the thief, not to be put to death.
8 2, 29 | for everybody hates the thief and the backbiter."~Aquin.:
9 2, 55 | for we speak of a perfect thief or robber; ~and of a good
10 2, 55 | or robber; ~and of a good thief or robber, as the Philosopher
11 2, 72 | neighbor, as appears in the thief and murderer. ~Now the things
12 2, 73 | another, e.g. a murderer or a ~thief. In this case the quantity
13 2, 87 | for others: thus when a thief is hanged, this is not ~
14 2, 88 | when a judge condemns a thief to death. Much more therefore
15 2, 88 | the judge who sentences a ~thief to death, or the soldier
16 2, 105 | written ~(Ex. 22:1) that the thief "shall restore five oxen
17 2, 105 | Indemnity," as when a thief was ~condemned to make restitution
18 2, 105 | easily be ~safeguarded from a thief, the thief restored only
19 2, 105 | safeguarded from a thief, the thief restored only twice their
20 2, 105 | easily safeguarded from a thief, because they graze in ~
21 2, 105 | were discovered in the thief's possession: because in
22 2, 105 | and incest. In the case of thief of other things it inflicted
23 2, 105 | Secondly, in the case of a thief, who had not wherewith to
24 2, 11 | that he may ~steal, is a thief rather than an adulterer."
25 2, 43 | of a good or a ~perfect thief, as the Philosopher observes (
26 2, 60 | Divine law. Therefore a thief is bound to restore ~four-
27 2, 60 | judge justly deprives a thief of more than the amount
28 2, 60 | robbery: ~in which case the thief is bound to restitution
29 2, 60 | death, were he to betray a thief, or withstand him. ~Therefore
30 2, 60 | betraying or ~withstanding a thief.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[62] A[
31 2, 60 | that fails to denounce a thief or does not withstand or ~
32 2, 62 | written (Ex. 22:2): "If a thief be found ~breaking into
33 2, 64 | says (Etym. x): "'Fur' [thief] is derived from ~'furvus'
34 2, 64 | the thing stolen is the thief's, not simply, but as regards
35 2, 64 | his own power, ~but the thief, by cunning.~Aquin.: SMT
36 2, 64 | or fraud committed by the thief, ~by laying hands on another'
37 2, 64 | of the earth; for every ~thief shall be judged as is there
38 2, 64 | text ~goes on to say of the thief that "if he be taken, he
39 2, 65 | banish Judas, who was ~a thief, yet was not accused."~Aquin.:
40 2, 70 | one man calls ~another a thief, he not only taunts but
41 2, 90 | thus we speak of a good thief - so too sometimes the names
42 2, 109 | dissimulator, is a covetous thief: for through desire of being ~
43 2, 122 | suffer as a murderer, or a ~thief, or a railer, or a coveter
44 2, 179 | that he may steal, is a thief rather ~than an adulterer,"
45 3, 46 | denoted by the faith of the thief on the right; while others
46 3, 46 | Joan.) that "to convert the thief upon ~the cross, and lead
47 3, 52 | on ~the cross said to the thief: "This day thou shalt be
48 3, 52 | glory. Accordingly, the thief descended ~locally into
49 3, 59 | for our Lord said to the thief on the cross (Lk. 23:43): "
50 3, 66 | considerable reason from the thief to whom, ~though not baptized,
51 3, 69 | after Baptism, to hang a thief who had committed murder
52 3, 88 | adultery in order to steal is a thief rather than an ~adulterer."~
53 Suppl, 5 | an example of this in the thief, to whom it was said ~(Lk.
54 Suppl, 60| does not sin by killing the thief condemned to death: but ~
55 Suppl, 72| the Lord shall come as a thief in the night." Therefore
56 Suppl, 72| Lord is said to come as a thief, because the ~exact time
57 Suppl, 74| compared to the coming of a thief ~into the house (Lk. 12:
58 Suppl, 74| Lk. 12:39,40). But the thief comes to the house at ~night-time.
59 Suppl, 77| Now the member of which a thief ~has been deprived for theft,
60 Suppl, 85| Lord shall so ~come as a thief in the night." Therefore
61 Suppl, 85| seemingly, as the coming of a ~thief in the night is altogether
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