Part, Question
1 2, 19 | either by ~commanding or by forbidding them, binds: so that the
2 2, 19 | is evil in itself, or ~in forbidding what is good in itself and
3 2, 73 | The law is ~good, since by forbidding concupiscence, it forbids
4 2, 77 | the law is good, since by forbidding concupiscence, it ~forbids
5 2, 96 | prescribing the former, ~forbidding the latter."~Aquin.: SMT
6 2, 100 | But there is a precept forbidding perjury, "Thou shalt not
7 2, 100 | precept of the decalogue forbidding blasphemy and false doctrine.~
8 2, 100 | included some ~precepts forbidding the disorders of the irascible
9 2, 100 | same applies to the precept forbidding idolatry: since thereby
10 2, 100 | of the decalogue is one forbidding ~murder. But it seems that
11 2, 100 | are added other precepts forbidding ~things relating to worship
12 2, 100 | theft, is added the precept forbidding usury, ~according to Dt.
13 2, 100 | the eighth ~commandment, forbidding false testimony, is added
14 2, 102 | we are to ~understand the forbidding of cruelty, lust, and bravery
15 2, 105 | pronouncing unjust judgment, by forbidding judges to ~accept bribes (
16 2, 105 | 15:7, seqq. Secondly, by forbidding them to burden a man to ~
17 2, 105 | before ~sunset." Thirdly, by forbidding them to be importunate in
18 2, 107 | fixed a limit to revenge, by forbidding men to ~seek vengeance unreasonably:
19 2, 108 | provision in prescribing and ~forbidding external acts?~(3) Whether
20 2, 108 | determine, by ~prescribing or forbidding, except the sacraments,
21 2, 108 | respect of his ~neighbor, by forbidding us, on the one hand, to
22 2, 15 | contained many precepts ~forbidding unbelief: thus (Ex. 20:3): "
23 2, 18 | that kill ~the body," thus forbidding worldly fear. Now nothing
24 2, 21 | precept is to be ~found forbidding despair which is contrary
25 2, 32 | as they look upon Him as ~forbidding sin, and inflicting punishment.~
26 2, 54 | should contain precepts forbidding the ~execution of craftiness,
27 2, 54 | contained a special precept forbidding fraudulent buying and selling.~
28 2, 60 | implies a negative precept forbidding us to ~withhold another'
29 2, 114 | The law is ~good, since by forbidding concupiscence, it forbids
30 2, 116 | The law is good, since by forbidding concupiscence, it forbids
31 2, 120 | Therefore the precept forbidding the taking of God's name
32 2, 120 | universal than the precept forbidding superstition, and ~thus
33 2, 120 | this reason the precept forbidding superstition is placed before
34 2, 120 | But there is no precept forbidding the desire of murder. Therefore ~
35 2, 120 | fitting to have precepts forbidding the desire of theft ~and
36 2, 120 | Reply OBJ 3: The precepts forbidding concupiscence do not include
37 2, 139 | confirmation of the rule forbidding ~him to love the things
38 2, 151 | of God," by reason of His forbidding the desired pleasure. The ~
39 2, 167 | wish you to be hasty in forbidding the wearing of gold or costly
40 2, 168 | than a negative precept ~forbidding adultery which is directly
41 2, 168 | there should have been one forbidding pride.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
42 Suppl, 53| annulled by the commandment forbidding such marriages, not precisely ~
43 Suppl, 53| whereas the commandment forbidding marriage after ~a simple
44 Suppl, 65| impediment that the precept forbidding a plurality of ~wives was
45 Suppl, 67| and did no wrong by not forbidding it, for "the law . . . is
46 Suppl, 67| correcting, but fears by forbidding to furnish the occasion
47 Suppl, 95| Him only as punishing and forbidding. This suffices for the ~
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