Part, Question
1 1, 26 | only Almighty, the King of Kings and Lord of ~Lords." (1
2 2, 93 | says (Prov. 8:15): "By Me kings reign, ~and lawgivers decree
3 2, 96 | according to Prov. 8:15: "By Me kings reign, and ~lawgivers decree
4 2, 96 | says (Prov. 8:15): "By Me kings reign, and lawgivers decree
5 2, 102 | customary among men for kings ~and princes, who ought
6 2, 105 | to be divided under two kings: nor should this have been ~
7 2, 105 | nation king, because such kings are wont to take little
8 2, 105 | kingdom, and a number of kings, was ~rather a punishment
9 2, 105 | rather was it foretold that kings would usurp that right,
10 2, 10 | the Jews are bondsmen of kings and ~princes: therefore
11 2, 10 | children are also. Consequently kings and ~princes have the power
12 2, 37 | has rebelled against its kings: and seditions and wars
13 2, 37 | city, and hurtful to the ~kings and provinces, and . . .
14 2, 48 | lawgiving belongs not only to kings, but also to certain ~others
15 2, 64 | according to the laws of earthly kings you ~are commanded to forfeit
16 2, 65 | indeed He was "King of ~kings and Lord of lords" (Apoc.
17 2, 92 | their affection, or ~their kings, gave the incommunicable
18 2, 101 | are sometimes honored by kings, not ~that they are above
19 2, 101 | Mardochaeus were ~honored by kings.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[103] A[
20 2, 147 | Now wine is ~forbidden to kings, who hold the highest place
21 2, 147 | 31:4, "Give not wine to kings," and further on (Prov.
22 2, 147 | with a devout mind; and ~to kings, who should rule their subjects
23 2, 172 | that they began to have kings, it was ~exclusively for
24 2, 172 | especially at the time of the kings, was that then it was not
25 2, 185 | garments are in the houses of kings," says: "Hence we ~gather
26 2, 185 | should avoid the palaces ~of kings and the mansions of the
27 2, 185 | frequent the palaces of kings. Therefore it is ~unlawful
28 2, 185 | To haunt the palaces of kings from motives of pleasure, ~
29 2, 185 | to go to the palaces of kings to rebuke and guide them,
30 3, 11 | asked Peter: "Of whom do the kings of the earth ~receive tribute,
31 3, 31 | unsuitable, since he omits three ~kings in the middle thereof.~Aquin.:
32 3, 31 | according to the history of the kings (2 Kgs. 5:14) were clearly ~
33 3, 31 | account of the crimes of the kings of Juda, Christ ~would be
34 3, 31 | of David, not through the kings, but through ~some other
35 3, 31 | cut off from the number of kings, ~according to Ex. 20:5:
36 3, 31 | observed that there were other kings who sinned and are ~mentioned
37 3, 31 | included in the series of kings; ~and Roboam . . . through
38 3, 31 | not the case with other ~kings: or, again, because they
39 3, 35 | people was governed by Jewish kings, however wicked, prophets
40 3, 36 | not appear at the birth of kings, but rather are ~signs of
41 3, 36 | adoration are ~not due save to kings already reigning. But the
42 3, 36 | walk in ~the light, and kings in the brightness of thy
43 3, 36 | Epiphany (cc.): ~"Though many kings of the Jews had been born
44 3, 46 | devised vain things? The ~kings of the earth stood up, and
45 3, 46 | is honored ~everywhere. Kings lay aside their crowns to
46 3, 68 | unbelievers are the slaves of kings ~and rulers. Therefore without
47 3, 78 | up ~for the people, for kings, and others; but when the
48 3, 83 | find in the third book of Kings" (8:66).~Aquin.: SMT TP
49 Suppl, 19| receive power from God. But kings of Christian peoples also
50 Suppl, 19| 2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Kings have no power in spiritual
51 Suppl, 34| secular authority, since kings also are ~anointed, as stated
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