Part, Question
1 1, 83 | imagination, as ~when we are asleep or angry: yet we cannot
2 1, 83 | to us to syllogize while asleep. Therefore the ~judgment
3 1, 83 | contrary, What a man does while asleep, against the moral law,
4 1, 83 | be the case if man, while asleep, had free use of his ~reason
5 1, 83 | especially when a man falls asleep after eating and drinking
6 1, 83 | so that sometimes ~while asleep a man may judge that what
7 1, 83 | Therefore, while man is asleep, according as sense and
8 1, 83 | if a man syllogizes while asleep, when he wakes ~up he invariably
9 1, 88 | often appear to the living, asleep or awake, ~and tell them
10 1, 99 | For now I should have been asleep, etc.: If no sinful ~corruption
11 1, 100 | we see in those who are asleep or ~delirious. Now the sensitive
12 2, 55 | continually, even while asleep. But we do ~merit by our
13 2, 67 | to a man, because he is asleep, or because he is drunk,
14 2, 82 | follow that a man while asleep, ~would be guilty of sin.
15 2, 90 | for instance, while we are asleep. Therefore law is nothing ~
16 2, 113 | not the use of reason when asleep, and without ~it there can
17 2, 113 | the gift of wisdom when asleep, as related in 3 Kgs. 3
18 2, 113 | nor received wisdom whilst asleep; ~but it was declared to
19 2, 15 | it is not possible while asleep to meditate on things ~pertaining
20 2, 15 | having better phantasms while asleep, in so far as our ~movements
21 2, 93 | to his imagination while ~asleep. A such like cause of dreams
22 2, 146 | though reason were fast asleep at the helm, ~and in this
23 2, 150 | copulation, whether one be ~asleep or awake. Yet seemingly
24 2, 152 | with Solomon, who while asleep obtained the gift ~of wisdom
25 2, 152 | a man may demerit ~while asleep; and thus nocturnal pollution
26 2, 152 | the ~use of reason while asleep, since in our sleep we frequently
27 2, 152 | Therefore one may sin while asleep, so that ~nocturnal pollution
28 2, 152 | against reason. Now man, while asleep, is instructed and ~reproved
29 2, 152 | Therefore a man, while asleep, can act according to or
30 2, 152 | wisdom from God while he ~was asleep. He received it in token
31 2, 169 | could not be described as asleep. Therefore ~seemingly prophecy
32 2, 170 | applicable to a person while asleep than while awake, ~because,
33 2, 171 | the case of people who are asleep or out of their ~senses),
34 2, 171 | coordinated, either while asleep, which is ~denoted by the
35 2, 172 | which ~finds a man's soul asleep and withdrawn from objects
36 2, 172 | prophet, ~whether awake or asleep, hears words expressive
37 2, 172 | but also, either awake or asleep, ~sees someone speaking
38 2, 172 | by the prophet ~whether asleep or awake, under the appearance
39 2, 172 | and this not only while asleep, but even when he was awake.
40 3, 62 | From the side of Christ asleep on the ~Cross flowed the
41 3, 68 | should not be baptized while asleep, except he be ~threatened
42 3, 69 | thus ~also when a man is asleep, though he may have the
43 3, 69 | virtuous acts through being asleep.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[69] A[
44 3, 80 | is it in the case of one asleep.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
45 Suppl, 17| side of Christ while He lay asleep ~on the cross" [*Augustine,
46 Suppl, 69| occur to persons ~whether asleep or awake by the activity
47 Suppl, 71| sermon "On those who fell asleep in ~the faith: Just as when
48 Suppl, 72| Man, when he is fallen asleep, shall not ~rise again till
49 Suppl, 74| Man when he is fallen ~asleep shall not rise again till
50 Appen1, 2| occurs even in those who ~are asleep; and yet sleep is not said,
51 Appen1, 2| engaged in this thought ~falls asleep, and dies.~Aquin.: SMT XP
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