Part, Question
1 1, 12 | unless God by His grace unites ~Himself to the created
2 1, 48 | of a ~proposition which unites together subject and attribute
3 1, 60 | self than in love which unites one ~to others. Dionysius
4 1, 49 | of a ~proposition which unites together subject and attribute
5 1, 61 | self than in love which unites one ~to others. Dionysius
6 1, 78 | love or affection which unites the child and its ~parent."
7 1, 92 | dilection I mean that which ~unites this child with its parent."
8 2, 2 | vii) that Divine wisdom "unites the ends of ~first things
9 2, 5 | all good things, since it unites it to the source of all
10 2, 12 | the intention ~of the will unites the sight to the object
11 2, 28 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, love unites the beloved to the lover,
12 2, 100 | precepts as referring to ~God, unites these two under one precept;
13 2, 100 | Augustine ~more fittingly unites these two, "Thou shalt not
14 2, 9 | corresponds ~more to charity which unites man's mind to God.~Aquin.:
15 2, 16 | regard the other whom a ~man unites to himself by love, looking
16 2, 22 | justifying the soul, it unites it to God, this proves the ~
17 2, 22 | affections are perfectly ordered, unites us to ~God, for by it we
18 2, 22 | charity attains God, it unites us to God, as ~evidenced
19 2, 23 | result ~of charity, since it unites man's mind to God. Consequently
20 2, 26 | charity, by loving ~God, unites the soul immediately to
21 2, 28 | Div. Nom. xi) that peace ~unites all, and makes them of one
22 2, 28 | Dionysius (Div. Nom. xi), peace "unites consent." But there cannot
23 2, 28 | the sovereign good, and unites all one's desires by giving ~
24 2, 28 | above him, charity which unites him to God, is greater than
25 2, 29 | love moves those, ~whom it unites, to a mutual relationship:
26 2, 35 | Malice severs, charity ~unites." Now discord is merely
27 2, 37 | charity: ~because charity unites not only one person to another
28 2, 43 | result of ~charity, which unites us to God, according to
29 2, 43 | which in the ~first place unites itself to us by the gift
30 2, 71 | adultery, because adultery ~unites two persons in one flesh,
31 2, 114 | lack of that love which unites minds together, and this
32 2, 178 | intelligible operation which unites something of uniformity
33 2, 180 | And the more closely a man unites his own or another's soul
34 2, 182 | Now it is charity ~that unites us to God, Who is the last
35 2, 182 | contemplating, "indivisible things, unites them in a ~Godlike union
36 2, 186 | and singular life which unites ~them by holy reflections,"
37 3, 2 | thing seems ~to be what unites and what assumes, and what
38 3, 2 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: What unites and what assumes are not
39 3, 2 | whatsoever Person assumes unites, and not conversely. For
40 3, 8 | by formless faith, which unites to God, relatively ~but
41 3, 26 | mean; secondly, that he unites others. Now it is of the
42 3, 26 | from each extreme: while it unites by communicating to ~one
43 3, 35 | matter to its own purpose, it unites itself to ~the personality
44 3, 65 | Wherefore the ~sacrament that unites man to Christ Himself, is
45 3, 68 | of the Holy Ghost, Who unites the Church together, and
46 3, 75 | His ~bodily presence; but unites us with Himself in this
47 3, 83 | 9:6: Septuagint), Who ~unites His mystical body with God
48 Suppl, 19| charity of the Church which ~unites its members. Since therefore
49 Suppl, 21| virtue of charity which unites all the faithful, making
50 Suppl, 54| one another, ~since a tie unites. Now there is not greater
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