Part, Question
1 1, 96 | body declines, and finally dies from ~natural causes. Against
2 1, 118 | fails altogether, the animal dies. Thus the virtue of ~wine
3 2, 35 | striking effects: since man dies sooner of outward pain than
4 2, 48 | reason of its vehemence, soon dies away.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[48]
5 2, 73 | spiritual death, because no man dies spiritually except by ~sinning
6 2, 89 | by fire, e.g. when a man dies in ~mortal sin to which
7 2, 89 | charity." Accordingly, he that dies in mortal sin with ~venial
8 2, 12 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Whoever dies in mortal sin, bears with
9 2, 13 | Enchiridion ~lxxxiii) that "he who dies in a state of obstinacy
10 2, 30 | Ambrose apply, ~"Feed him that dies of hunger: if thou hast
11 2, 30 | taken): "Feed him ~that dies of hunger, if thou hast
12 2, 33 | us, and forthwith sloth dies away.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[35]
13 2, 86 | by entering religion he dies to his former ~life, and
14 2, 166 | dist. ~86]): "Feed him that dies of hunger; for whenever
15 3, 46 | that upon the cross "He dies with ~outstretched hands
16 3, 51 | the tomb. ~For just as man dies in punishment of his first
17 3, 62 | regeneration, by which man dies to vice and becomes a member
18 3, 66 | Resurrection, ~in so far as he dies to sin and begins to live
19 3, 66 | regeneration; inasmuch as a man ~dies to the old life, and begins
20 3, 66 | s death in so far as man dies ~with Christ, that he may
21 3, 68 | answer that, By Baptism a man dies to the old life of sin,
22 3, 69 | clear that by Baptism man ~dies unto the oldness of sin,
23 3, 72 | Christ, though in Baptism man dies with Christ, as ~the Apostle
24 3, 83 | consecration the priest dies or goes mad, or is hindered
25 3, 84 | to be that by Baptism man dies with Christ, wherefore he
26 3, 86 | the Spirit of Christ, he dies ~with Him to sin, and is
27 3, 89 | the other hand, an animal dies in ~itself, through being
28 Suppl, 2 | even ~before his victim dies. Now the sinner ought to
29 Suppl, 18| who has been absolved and dies before making satisfaction,
30 Suppl, 55| one of the like subjects dies, or when the ~quality that
31 Suppl, 55| wherefore if the latter man dies the former cannot marry ~
32 Suppl, 57| wherefore when the father dies or when the child ~comes
33 Suppl, 59| another. Wherefore he who dies ~to his former life is not
34 Suppl, 59| to fulfill them when he dies to the ~world by adopting
35 Suppl, 59| regenerated in Christ and dies to his former life, since
36 Suppl, 59| since also when ~the husband dies the wife "is delivered from
37 Suppl, 59| over to the religious life dies but a spiritual death and
38 Suppl, 61| spiritual death, whereby a man dies to the world and lives to
39 Suppl, 63| and ~consequently when one dies the other is not hindered
40 Suppl, 69| And since this one who dies in ~original sin has a venial
41 Suppl, 72| light which "as it were dies . . . and is withdrawn from
42 Suppl, 93| be no other than one who dies for ~the faith, wherefore
43 Suppl, 93| sake. Hence when a person dies for the common good ~without
44 Appen1, 2| does not increase when he dies. But while he lived he was
45 Appen1, 2| happens sometimes that a man dies in his ~sleep, being in
46 Appen1, 2| his venial ~sin before he dies. Nor may we say, as they
47 Appen1, 2| thought ~falls asleep, and dies.~Aquin.: SMT XP App. 1 Q[
48 Appen1, 2| that venial sin in one who dies in a ~state of grace, is
49 Appen2, 1| and after being absolved, ~dies before making due satisfaction,
50 Appen2, 1| this life awaits him who dies in mortal sin, whereas ~
51 Appen2, 1| punishment awaits him who dies in charity, which does not ~
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