Part, Question
1 2, 14 | affection - thus a ~man is solicitous about what concerns his
2 2, 108 | anxiety; namely, by being solicitous now, for the needs, not ~
3 2, 108 | Mt. 6:34): "Be ~not . . . solicitous for tomorrow."~Aquin.: SMT
4 2, 30 | a servant to art be most solicitous to share his skill and profit ~
5 2, 31 | faithful should be most solicitous ~for those who perish, so
6 2, 41 | which binds each one to be ~solicitous for his neighbor's spiritual
7 2, 45 | says (Etym. x) that "a ~solicitous man is a restless man."
8 2, 45 | lost three days ago, be not solicitous, because they ~are found."
9 2, 45 | x), a man is said to be ~solicitous through being shrewd [solers]
10 2, 45 | leisurely" not ~because he is solicitous about nothing, but because
11 2, 47 | Isidore says (Etym. x): "A solicitous man is one who is ~shrewd
12 2, 52 | diligimus] a thing the more solicitous are we about it. ~Hence
13 2, 53 | Whether it is lawful to be solicitous about temporal matters?~
14 2, 53 | would seem lawful to be solicitous about temporal matters. ~
15 2, 53 | Because a superior should be solicitous for his subjects, according
16 2, 53 | Therefore man should be ~solicitous about temporal things.~Aquin.:
17 2, 53 | 2: Further, everyone is solicitous about the end for which
18 2, 53 | Therefore it is lawful to be ~solicitous about temporal things.~Aquin.:
19 2, 53 | instance, when a man is solicitous to watch over the ~interests
20 2, 53 | said (Mt. 6:31): "Be not solicitous . . . ~saying, What shall
21 2, 53 | When Our Lord said: 'Be not solicitous,' etc. . . . He intended ~
22 2, 53 | of which the gentiles are solicitous in ~seeking temporal goods
23 2, 53 | concludes that ~we should be solicitous most of all about spiritual
24 2, 53 | end in them and be over ~solicitous about them.~Aquin.: SMT
25 2, 53 | says on Mt. 6:31, "Be ~not solicitous," that "labor is necessary,
26 2, 53 | 1/1~Whether we should be solicitous about the future?~Aquin.:
27 2, 53 | would seem that we should be solicitous about the future. For ~it
28 2, 53 | harvest." Now this is to be solicitous about the future. Therefore ~
29 2, 53 | Therefore it is virtuous to ~be solicitous about the future.~Aquin.:
30 2, 53 | keep it for the ~morrow, is solicitous about the future. Now we
31 2, 53 | Therefore it is lawful to be solicitous about the ~future.~Aquin.:
32 2, 53 | Mt. 6:34): "Be not . . . solicitous for ~tomorrow"; where "tomorrow"
33 2, 53 | Accordingly if a man were solicitous about the vintage during ~
34 2, 53 | saying: "Be . . . not solicitous for tomorrow," wherefore
35 2, 53 | for ~the morrow will be solicitous for itself," that is to
36 2, 53 | Reply OBJ 1: The ant is solicitous at a befitting time, and
37 2, 53 | must not judge him to be solicitous for the morrow, since even
38 2, 81 | save for that which he is solicitous about. ~Now we ought not
39 2, 81 | saying of Mt. 6:25, "Be not solicitous for your life, what you
40 2, 81 | the body and having to be ~solicitous for themselves, can pray
41 2, 85 | Church ought to be more solicitous for ~the increase of spiritual
42 2, 86 | that is with a wife, is solicitous ~for the things of the world,
43 2, 106 | whereby one man is bound to be solicitous for another, lest he sin;
44 2, 117 | Mt. 6:34), "Be not . . . ~solicitous for tomorrow," and (Mt.
45 2, 150 | belong to ~the Lord, however solicitous she be about them, if perchance
46 2, 167 | Thirdly, ~when a man is too solicitous [*Cf. Q[55], A[6]] in his
47 2, 183 | Mt. 6:34): "Be . . . not solicitous for the morrow."~Aquin.:
48 2, 184 | that is without a ~wife is solicitous for the things that belong
49 2, 184 | he that is with a wife is solicitous for the things of ~the world,
50 2, 185 | saying (Mt. 6:25): "Be not solicitous for your ~life, what you
51 2, 186 | saying: "Be ~not . . . solicitous for tomorrow." Therefore
52 2, 186 | the monastery, he being ~solicitous for the safeguarding of
53 2, 186 | commenting on Mt. 6:25, "Be ~not solicitous for your life, what you
54 2, 186 | words (Mt. 6:34), "Be not solicitous for ~tomorrow," do not mean
55 2, 186 | saying of our Lord, 'Be not solicitous for ~tomorrow,' means that
56 2, 186 | Accordingly the saying: "Be not solicitous for tomorrow," according
57 Suppl, 72| others, while they are still solicitous for ~themselves, how much
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