Part, Question
1 1, 43 | come to him and make Our abode with him." Therefore each ~
2 1, 43 | him, and will make Our ~abode with him." But that a divine
3 1, 66 | the just shall obtain the abode of rest." But they ~differ
4 1, 43 | come to him and make Our abode with him." Therefore each ~
5 1, 43 | him, and will make Our ~abode with him." But that a divine
6 1, 67 | the just shall obtain the abode of rest." But they ~differ
7 1, 88 | intellect, which is "the abode of ~species," as the Philosopher
8 1, 89 | man; (4) the place of his abode. Concerning the ~production
9 1, 101 | Out. Para. 1/1 - OF MAN'S ABODE, WHICH IS PARADISE (FOUR
10 1, 101 | We next consider man's abode, which is paradise. Under
11 1, 101 | place adapted to be the abode of man?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
12 1, 101 | place adapted to be the ~abode of man. For man and angels
13 1, 101 | were made to dwell ~in the abode of the blessed - that is,
14 1, 101 | were required for man's abode, ~this would be required
15 1, 101 | at all ~adapted to be the abode of man.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
16 1, 101 | conditions, it ~is a fitting abode for the angelic nature:
17 1, 101 | condition, it is a fitting abode for the state of beatitude,
18 1, 101 | degree of stability. Thus the abode of beatitude ~was suited
19 1, 101 | creation: it is a fitting abode for man ~in regard only
20 1, 101 | sin paradise was a fitting abode for man. Therefore it seems
21 1, 101 | Paradise was a fitting abode for man as regards the ~
22 1, 101 | empyrean heaven was a fitting abode for the angels as ~regards
23 2, 53 | the body ~is the proper abode of the species; for which
24 2, 67 | intellect is called "the abode of the species" (De Anima
25 2, 102 | special times, a special abode, ~special vessels, and special
26 2, 102 | desert, having no fixed abode: afterwards they were engaged
27 2, 10 | begins to invite one to his abode, ~i.e. wickedness and error,
28 2, 18 | when charity takes ~up its abode, it drives away fear which
29 2, 27 | Although in this unhappy abode we participate, after a ~
30 2, 130 | other vices find ~their abode in the servants of the devil,
31 3, 25 | the Lord of Heaven, the abode of Christ, should be there
32 3, 28 | coming forth violated the ~abode of her sacred womb, which
33 3, 28 | she alone in the narrow abode of her womb received Him
34 3, 30 | was ~whole in the narrow abode of the Virgin."~Aquin.:
35 3, 49 | empyrean heaven, which is the abode of the saints: and likewise ~
36 3, 51 | and a sepulchre ~is the abode of death." Also the extent
37 3, 53 | dead": and ~therefore He abode a while in death, not as
38 Suppl, 69| dissolution, the soul has an abode, ~which had been reserved
39 Suppl, 69| they were to leave their abode. Therefore they do not go
40 Suppl, 69| not go forth from ~their abode.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[69] A[
41 Suppl, 69| nor the ~wicked quit their abode.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[69] A[
42 Suppl, 69| martyrs have taken up ~their abode either in Abraham's bosom
43 Suppl, 69| departed ~do not leave their abode.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[69] A[
44 Suppl, 69| good sometimes leave their abode, but also the wicked, since
45 Suppl, 69| for them to leave their ~abode for any purpose other than
46 Suppl, 69| sometimes come forth from their abode and appear to men, ~as Augustine,
47 Suppl, 69| merit. Now there is only one abode due on account ~of merit,
48 Suppl, 69| there be more than ~one abode due on account of sin, namely
49 Suppl, 69| demerit. ~Therefore only one abode should be assigned to them
50 Suppl, 69| mortal sin. Therefore a sixth abode should be assigned.~Aquin.:
51 Suppl, 69| grace with venial sins an abode is assigned where they are ~
52 Suppl, 69| receive their reward, which abode is purgatory. ~Therefore,
53 Suppl, 69| there should be equally an abode for those ~who die in mortal
54 Suppl, 69| Therefore as we distinguish an abode of ~the saints before the
55 Suppl, 72| all men will leave their ~abode, neither understanding nor
56 Suppl, 72| is far removed from our abode; nor are we so familiar ~
57 Suppl, 72| all ~imperfection from the abode of the saints; and consequently
58 Suppl, 80| Christian writers ~with the abode of God. Cf. FP, Q[56], A[
59 Suppl, 81| Christian writers with the ~abode of God. Cf. FP, Q[56], A[
60 Suppl, 89| who ~said that "in this abode of bliss God can be seen
61 Suppl, 92| they are brought into the abode of ~glory, is called a dowry.
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