Part, Question
1 1, 43 | in the fervor of charity leading a ~man to expose himself
2 1, 62 | operation. Such operation leading ~to the end is either productive
3 1, 63 | in the ~demons; since by leading men to sin they incur the
4 1, 43 | in the fervor of charity leading a man to expose himself
5 1, 63 | operation. Such operation leading ~to the end is either productive
6 1, 64 | in the ~demons; since by leading men to sin they incur the
7 1, 98 | but not senile defects ~leading to corruption.~Aquin.: SMT
8 1, 107 | superiors towards inferiors by leading them to things above. ~Therefore,
9 1, 107 | ordered for the purpose of leading men to salvation. But all
10 1, 107 | offices are directed towards leading others to their end; but
11 1, 107 | regards their office of leading others to their ~end; because
12 1, 113 | miracles for the purpose of leading men ~astray?~(5) Whether
13 2, 1 | as directing [agens] and leading itself to the end: whereas
14 2, 73 | of ~the life of grace by leading her into mortal sin. If
15 2, 77 | is inordinate self-love, ~leading to contempt of God, that
16 2, 96 | subject to law, is due to the leading of the ~Holy Ghost, according
17 2, 99 | subordination to God is a road leading the imperfect to the ~love
18 2, 100 | of the law, which aims at leading man to virtue, by habituating
19 2, 100 | precept: and this is something leading or disposing to ~virtue,
20 2, 101 | Itself, nor was the way leading to that manifestation as
21 2, 101 | Christ, Who ~is the way leading to that heavenly manifestation.
22 2, 103 | before the Law some of the leading ~men were gifted with the
23 2, 104 | the Law was a pedagogue, leading men to Christ, as stated
24 2, 108 | In ~the first place, as leading in some way to grace. Such
25 2, 111 | cooperates with another in leading him to God, and this gift
26 2, 16 | assistance as the first cause leading to happiness.~Aquin.: SMT
27 2, 26 | because it is a kind of way leading ~a man to love.~Aquin.:
28 2, 34 | Moral. xxxi, 45): "The ~leading vices seem to worm their
29 2, 79 | as things, but as images leading us to God ~incarnate. Now
30 2, 80 | chief incentive to devotion, leading us thither as a ~guiding
31 2, 81 | commanding; secondly, by leading up to the effect, and, in
32 2, 92 | some ~time, either through leading expressly to that sin by
33 2, 163 | through sin can tempt by ~leading another into evil. Hence
34 2, 170 | Vulg.: 'before']" Eliseus, leading a solitary life, as it were, ~
35 2, 172 | conveyed by an imaginary vision leading to a supernatural truth.
36 2, 182 | church under the bishop and leading a secular ~life is inspired
37 2, 182 | consider the difficulty of leading a good life ~in religion,
38 2, 187 | church under ~the bishop and leading a secular life, is inspired
39 3, 9 | two ways: first, ~as a way leading to perfection; secondly,
40 3, 40 | He should hide Himself by leading a solitary life, but that
41 3, 40 | working miracles, and by leading among men a blameless and
42 3, 40 | seems unbecoming that, after leading such a strict ~life, He
43 3, 52 | who ~were there, not by leading them out at once from the
44 3, 52 | which the gloss says: "By ~leading forth the elect, and leaving
45 3, 55 | say: ~"Do not suppose I am leading an earthly life; for if
46 Suppl, 11| of ~scandal, and to avoid leading others into sin through
47 Suppl, 21| charity which ~is the way leading to the kingdom, it follows
48 Suppl, 54| became for many a snare leading to ~damnation. Moreover
49 Suppl, 93| repent in the end after leading an incontinent life, ~for
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