Part, Question
1 2, 7 | him a chill, or scald him; heal him or harm him, these are
2 2, 8 | to send for the doctor to heal him. The same happens in ~
3 2, 79 | if he did not intend to heal the invalid when he ~prescribes
4 2, 101 | when one is not enough to heal him. Now the ~ceremonies
5 2, 109 | this, the help of grace to heal his nature.~Aquin.: SMT
6 2, 109 | nature man needs grace to heal his nature in ~order that
7 2, 109 | as it does not completely heal man, as stated above.~Aquin.:
8 2, 111 | these, the first is, to heal the soul; the second, to ~
9 2, 114 | another's faith, as to heal the man both inwardly and
10 2, 42 | own sake, that he should heal, while it is due for the
11 2, 42 | give a medicine in order to heal. Now ~the end of the spiritual
12 2, 69 | no man by undertaking to heal a ~desperate malady, whereas
13 2, 69 | attends on a sick person ~to heal him, and to all like persons;
14 2, 94 | for instance, in order to heal the sick), ~such as the "
15 2, 120 | The Law forbids, not to heal man on the ~Sabbath, but
16 2, 172 | more of, if he is able to heal ~more people, and those
17 2, 172 | physician who is able to heal a sick person by means of
18 2, 184 | various remedies in order to heal. ~But it is evident that
19 2, 185 | for thus one is able to heal the disease of pride ~and
20 2, 186 | Thus a physician does not heal the ~more the more medicine
21 2, 187 | counseled that if "he wish to heal his conscience ~he should
22 2, 187 | He will receive and will heal thee."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
23 3, 5 | incurable, and was unable to ~heal it; or He cast it off as
24 3, 5 | omnipotent, if He is unable to heal what is beyond hope? Or
25 3, 13 | to cast them ~out, and to heal all manner of diseases,
26 3, 15 | is plain from Ps. ~40:5: "Heal my soul, for I have sinned
27 3, 19 | human operation. Thus to heal a leper is a proper ~work
28 3, 28 | right that He who came to heal corruption, should ~by His
29 3, 31 | But as ~Christ came to heal what was corrupt, it was
30 3, 31 | the balm with which to heal it." But that ~which is
31 3, 31 | which is infected cannot heal a wound; rather does it
32 3, 31 | original sin. But the balm to heal the wound was ~not there
33 3, 31 | cleanses from sin. But to heal from sin belongs to Christ
34 3, 38 | brought the same saving aid to heal the wound of ~original sin
35 3, 43 | none other did . . . But to heal with so great a power ~so
36 3, 43 | greater that a shadow should heal than the hem of a garment . . .
37 3, 44 | Now Christ did not always heal men suddenly as to ~their
38 3, 44 | from this that He did not heal ~him suddenly, but at first
39 3, 44 | fitting that Christ should heal a man's body without healing
40 3, 54 | scars not from ~inability to heal them, "but to wear them
41 3, 65 | according to Ps. 40:5: "Heal my soul, for I have sinned
42 3, 84 | give them the power "to heal infirmities," "to ~cast
43 3, 84 | did not use the words: "I heal thee," but: ~"The Lord Jesus
44 3, 84 | The Lord Jesus Christ heal [Vulg.: 'heals'] thee,"
45 3, 84 | that they themselves ~might heal the sick, but that the sick
46 3, 84 | he who knows not how to heal a recurring disease? ~For
47 3, 84 | is for the physician to heal him a ~hundred times: and
48 3, 86 | when it is difficult to heal him. Yet this is ~possible
49 Suppl, 2 | what heals the eye will not heal the foot," as Jerome says (
50 Suppl, 5 | infirmity, does not suffice to heal a greater. ~Therefore the
51 Suppl, 5 | slight sin, suffices also to heal a great sin. ~This is seen
52 Suppl, 18| sufficiently efficacious to heal the disease, lest a greater
53 Suppl, 32| given chiefly in ~order to heal the soul. Therefore the
54 Suppl, 69| of gratuitous grace to ~heal and work wonders, which
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