Part, Question

 1   1, 10  |         Such a reason would be a valid one if time and eternity ~
 2   1, 13  |          This objection would be valid if these names were applied ~
 3   1, 46  | Aristotle gives (Phys. viii), is valid against ~those who admitted
 4   1, 47  | Aristotle gives (Phys. viii), is valid against ~those who admitted
 5   2, 95  |        is that which is ~equally valid everywhere." If therefore
 6   2, 86  |           anything that shall be valid without the consent of his
 7   2, 86  | attaining the age of puberty, is valid, unless it be annulled by
 8   2, 86  | condition renders them licit and valid if it be fulfilled, as stated ~
 9   2, 185 |         to the law (XI, xxvi, de Valid. Mendicant.). Therefore
10   3, 42  |         lest they ~should have a valid excuse, and say that they
11   3, 60  | Paraclete," the baptism would be valid; and in like manner if ~
12   3, 60  |      thee, the ~baptism would be valid.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[60] A[
13   3, 64  |         it should be ~considered valid, because it ought to be
14   3, 64  |       matters, ~the sacrament is valid in virtue of his original
15   3, 66  |        it seems that ~Baptism is valid if conferred in these names.~
16   3, 66  |        do, the sacrament is not ~valid; according to the decretal
17   3, 66  |   Persons. Nor is ~the sacrament valid if conferred in any other
18   3, 66  |           Further, if Baptism is valid without total immersion
19   3, 66  |           It would, ~however, be valid Baptism.~Aquin.: SMT TP
20   3, 67  |       given: that the baptism is valid when, in cases of necessity,
21   3, 74  |      which the sacrament is not ~valid, as stated above (A[3]).
22   3, 74  |           sacrament would not be valid, because it would not be
23   3, 78  |          this sacrament would be valid because the intention would
24   3, 78  |          sacrament ~would not be valid: for Augustine says (Tract.
25   3, 82  |          body) ~there is neither valid priesthood nor true sacrifice."
26   3, 82  |        excommunicate, ~perform a valid sacrament. Therefore it
27 Suppl, 14|       such satisfaction ~will be valid, so that if he die in that
28 Suppl, 14|       his previous ~works become valid unto satisfaction, through
29 Suppl, 18|        the second ~confession is valid, on account of the instruction
30 Suppl, 19|         they do consecrate it is valid, though they sin in ~doing
31 Suppl, 20|          absolve her it would be valid*: because when Augustine
32 Suppl, 26|         indulgences ~are equally valid, whether they be granted
33 Suppl, 26|       order that ~he may grant a valid indulgence.~Aquin.: SMT
34 Suppl, 43|        contract of ~betrothal is valid, since, according to the
35 Suppl, 45|         marriage with the one is valid, he ~cannot, as long as
36 Suppl, 45|         Therefore they cannot be valid ~marriages.~Aquin.: SMT
37 Suppl, 47|     consequently the marriage is valid.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[47] A[
38 Suppl, 47|     compulsory, the ~marriage is valid in conscience and in God'
39 Suppl, 47|        to be ~insufficient for a valid marriage.~Aquin.: SMT XP
40 Suppl, 47|         and then the marriage is valid, because such future things
41 Suppl, 48|       purpose, it will not be ~a valid marriage.~Aquin.: SMT XP
42 Suppl, 48|         purpose of gain it is ~a valid marriage.~Aquin.: SMT XP
43 Suppl, 48|       sacrament is none the less valid. Yet he who omits this ~
44 Suppl, 48|         nevertheless contracts a valid marriage.~Aquin.: SMT XP
45 Suppl, 50| ordinance, and yet it would be a valid sacrament because it is ~
46 Suppl, 52|        marriage is none the less valid. Likewise since in ~marriage
47 Suppl, 53|        yet since the contract is valid, the marriage cannot be ~
48 Suppl, 53|          so if the marriage were valid.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[53] A[
49 Suppl, 55|     between whom there cannot be valid ~marriage, especially those
50 Suppl, 58|    marries ~him, the marriage is valid. Therefore frigidity, considered
51 Suppl, 58|        marries, the ~marriage is valid. But if he has no lucid
52 Suppl, 59|  believer, it is ~nevertheless a valid marriage. Therefore disparity
53 Suppl, 59|        heretic, the marriage is ~valid, although he sins by marrying
54 Suppl, 59|        the marriage would not be valid.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[59] A[
55 Suppl, 59|       Therefore there can be no ~valid marriage at least between
56 Suppl, 59|        the second marriage were ~valid. Therefore he cannot take
57 Suppl, 62|      make a marriage cease to be valid. For, ~according to Augustine (