Part, Question
1 1, 21 | order displayed in ruling a family or any kind of multitude ~
2 1, 22 | others subject to him, in a family, city or ~kingdom; in which
3 1, 22 | hath appointed over his family." In this way ~prudence
4 1, 51 | by him and by his whole family, ~by Lot, and by the citizens
5 1, 52 | by him and by his whole family, ~by Lot, and by the citizens
6 1, 91 | been wanting in the human family if ~some were not governed
7 1, 104 | affairs. On the father of a family ~depends the order of the
8 2, 19 | private, the good of the family, and from this point of
9 2, 81 | from his birth be under a family disgrace, on account of
10 2, 89 | charged with the care of a family, which is a good ~thing,
11 2, 90 | state, so ~every father of a family governs his household. But
12 2, 90 | Therefore every father of a family can ~make laws for his household.~
13 2, 90 | Consequently he that governs a family, can indeed make certain
14 2, 91 | OBJ 1: As the father of a family issues different commands
15 2, 97 | his lord setteth over his family?"~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[97] A[
16 2, 102 | broadcast manner from any family, ~but according to their
17 2, 30 | should yourself help your own family, who would be ashamed to
18 2, 45 | hath appointed ~over his family?"~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[47] A[
19 2, 45 | without the common good of the family, state, or kingdom. ~Hence
20 2, 45 | good of the household or family, and "monastic economy" ~
21 2, 45 | individual good, the good of the family, and ~the good of the city
22 2, 46 | the multitude of a home or family, and this is ~ruled by "
23 2, 59 | but to the members of a family, and such distribution can
24 2, 63 | master ~who preside over the family household, which is an imperfect
25 2, 68 | enemies, or persons united by family or household ties, or again
26 2, 78 | hath appointed over his family": and for this reason it
27 2, 81 | about the total wreck of a family." Nevertheless ~there are
28 2, 162 | of ~works pertaining to family life. As regards the begetting
29 2, 162 | bring forth." As regards family life she was punished by
30 2, 162 | matters relating to the family life, so it belongs to the
31 2, 183 | hath appointed over his family." The third is something
32 3, 28 | were adopted from another family. ~Consequently that Christ
33 3, 28 | Joseph and Mary were of the ~family of David."~Aquin.: SMT TP
34 3, 28 | same nation, of the same family, by common ~affection."
35 3, 29 | because they ~represent the family in the senate and other
36 3, 29 | Blessed Virgin ~was of the family or kindred of Aaron, so
37 3, 31 | nor, consequently, of the family of David, since Matthew ~
38 3, 31 | was not a stranger to the family of David: and that it is
39 3, 31 | that Mary was also ~of the family of David: because we believe
40 3, 31 | God's will, that the royal family was united to the ~priestly
41 3, 31 | father married a wife of the family of David, through whom ~
42 3, 31 | Virgin Mary, who was of the family of David, would be a ~cousin
43 3, 31 | s father, who was of the family of David, married a wife
44 3, 31 | married a wife of ~the family of Aaron.~Aquin.: SMT TP
45 3, 31 | Mary's father, was of the family of Aaron (as the heretic ~
46 3, 31 | else his wife, was of the family ~of David, so long as we
47 3, 31 | Christ ~would be born of the family of David, not through the
48 3, 31 | tribe though not of the same family as Mathan, married his widow,
49 3, 31 | allied himself ~with the family of the most wicked Jezabel,
50 3, 35 | of the house and of the family of David." Secondly, because,
51 Suppl, 26| composed of members of the same family, and the civil, composed
52 Suppl, 44| children, and again to one family life, it is ~clear that
53 Suppl, 44| namely the common life in family matters. And since every ~
54 Suppl, 60| the household, such as a ~family; and the civil community,
55 Suppl, 65| cannot ~easily be peace in a family where several wives are
56 Suppl, 85| person, but also of his family, or of his city or kingdom,
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