Part, Question
1 1, 4 | Thus we do not say that sweetness is like ~whiteness. But
2 1, 6 | are not comparable; as, sweetness is not properly greater
3 1, 30 | other, as whiteness and ~sweetness; on the other hand, the
4 1, 39 | Trinity, ~the Holy Ghost, the sweetness of the Begettor and the
5 1, 39 | Trinity, ~the Holy Ghost, the sweetness of the Begettor and the
6 1, 83 | one we find whiteness with sweetness, in another ~without sweetness.
7 1, 83 | sweetness, in another ~without sweetness. In the same way the sensible
8 2, 1 | pleasant but to ~some, the sweetness of wine is most pleasant,
9 2, 1 | pleasant, to others, the sweetness of ~honey, or of something
10 2, 11 | and in which a ~certain sweetness is to be perceived. Hence
11 2, 11 | appetite with a certain sweetness and delight. Now a thing
12 2, 26 | wine, on account of its sweetness which ~he desires"; as stated
13 2, 48 | fervor of love has a certain ~sweetness and gentleness; for it tends
14 2, 70 | perfection, and has a certain sweetness. This ~fruit has a twofold
15 2, 102 | the inward sacrifice, ~the sweetness, which is denoted by honey,
16 2, 102 | to God for an odor of sweetness" (Eph. ~5:2). And for this
17 2, 102 | the absence of all carnal sweetness and pleasure from ~those
18 2, 102 | both by reason of its sweetness, and because it was through ~
19 2, 112 | experiencing a ~certain sweetness, which he who does not receive
20 2, 28 | final good, having spiritual sweetness.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[29] A[
21 2, 43 | taste spiritual pleasure or ~sweetness. Therefore wisdom is in
22 2, 43 | as it denotes a certain ~sweetness [saporem]. Hence the Reply
23 2, 95 | himself the taste of God's sweetness, and complacency in ~God'
24 2, 95 | s will, and to taste His sweetness.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[97] A[
25 2, 155 | soul comes from a certain sweetness of disposition, whereby ~
26 2, 157 | a certain smoothness or sweetness of soul, ~whereby one is
27 2, 157 | according to reason, while the sweetness of soul which inclines one
28 2, 160 | understanding, cannot realize their sweetness: and if ~they know of them
29 2, 166 | pleasure, since but little sweetness suffices to season ~life,
30 2, 178 | the contemplative life is sweetness exceedingly lovable."~Aquin.:
31 2, 178 | The contemplative life is sweetness exceedingly ~lovable; for
32 2, 178 | when we have known ~the sweetness of God, we have one foot
33 2, 178 | Further, a man tastes the sweetness of contemplation by snatches ~
34 2, 178 | inmost soul, to a ~strange sweetness . . . yet through my grievous
35 2, 178 | remain ~long at rest in the sweetness of inward contemplation,
36 2, 179 | the word, long for the ~sweetness of teaching, occupy themselves
37 2, 180 | taken from thee: whereas the sweetness of truth is eternal."~Aquin.:
38 2, 180 | deprive ourselves of its sweetness, and this ~burden overwhelm
39 2, 180 | suffer ~separation from the sweetness of Divine contemplation
40 2, 182 | the memory ~. . . of Thy sweetness," to perfect men returning
41 2, 186 | the memory of . . . Thy sweetness," refer ~"to perfect men
42 3, 22 | to God for an odor of sweetness."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[22] A[
43 3, 36 | to God with an odor of ~sweetness"; and we offer myrrh, "which
44 3, 46 | sacrifice to God for an odor ~of sweetness." Hence Bede says in a Homily (
45 3, 47 | sacrifice to God for an odor of sweetness." Now obedience is preferred ~
46 3, 48 | sacrifice to God for an odor of sweetness."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[48] A[
47 3, 73 | sacrifice') . . . of ~sweetness" (Eph. 5:2).~Aquin.: SMT
48 3, 73 | Manna, "having ~in it the sweetness of every taste" (Wis. 16:
49 3, 74 | species of wine, for its sweetness [*"Aut dulcis musti Vulcano ~
50 3, 76 | both white and sweet; hence sweetness is in the sight after ~the
51 3, 76 | whiteness, and not after that of sweetness. Since, then, ~the substance
52 3, 79 | were inebriated with ~the sweetness of the Divine goodness,
53 3, 79 | refreshment of spiritual sweetness: which is ~indeed hindered
54 3, 81 | delectation of spiritual sweetness. But although grace was ~
55 3, 81 | good" (for instance, the ~sweetness of the Divine goodness,
56 3, 83 | sacrifice to God for an odor ~of sweetness," as is said in Eph. 5:2.
57 Suppl, 89| honey as visible, than the sweetness ~of honey to honey.~Aquin.:
58 Suppl, 93| For the material fruit has sweetness whereby ~it refreshes so
59 Suppl, 93| refresh the mind ~with genuine sweetness," as Ambrose says [*De Parad.
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