Part, Question

 1   1, 65  |    understand that the world was framed by the Word of God; that
 2   1, 66  |    understand that the world was framed by the Word of God; that
 3   2, 93  |          that "the law which ~is framed for ruling the people, rightly
 4   2, 93  | appearance ~of law, though being framed by one who is in power,
 5   2, 94  |      which some legislators have framed certain ~enactments which
 6   2, 95  |        was useful for laws to be framed by men?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
 7   2, 95  |        not useful for laws to be framed by ~men. Because the purpose
 8   2, 95  |         3: Further, every law is framed for the direction of human
 9   2, 95  |         necessary for laws to be framed: for, as the Philosopher ~
10   2, 95  |        lead to misunderstanding; framed for ~no private benefit,
11   2, 95  |     accidental to law that it be framed by this or that man. ~Therefore
12   2, 95  |       notion of human law, to be framed by that one ~who governs
13   2, 96  |      Whether human law should be framed for the community?~(2) Whether
14   2, 96  |      Whether human law should be framed for the community rather
15   2, 96  |         that human law should be framed not for the ~community,
16   2, 96  |       matters, since decrees are framed ~about individual actions.
17   2, 96  |        actions. Therefore law is framed not only for the ~community,
18   2, 96  |   Therefore human laws should be framed, not for the community,
19   2, 96  |       seems that laws ~should be framed not in general but for individual
20   2, 96  |      instances; and they are not framed according to what may possibly ~
21   2, 96  |          21) that "law should be framed, not for any private benefit, ~
22   2, 96  |          Q[90], AA[1],2), law is framed as a rule ~or measure of
23   2, 96  |       Para. 2/2~Now human law is framed for a number of human beings,
24   2, 96  |         i, 5): "The law which is framed for the government of ~states,
25   2, 96  |          1/3~I answer that, Laws framed by man are either just or
26   2, 96  |           subjection to the laws framed by that power. Therefore
27   2, 96  |           is subject to the law ~framed by that power. But it may
28   2, 96  |      Holy Ghost is above all law framed by man: ~and therefore spiritual
29   2, 96  |         by ~words. But those who framed the laws should be reckoned
30   2, 100 |   affirmative precepts should be framed in ~some matters, and negative
31   2, 105 |  judicial precepts were suitably framed as to the relations of ~
32   2, 105 |       precepts were not suitably framed ~as regards the relations
33   2, 105 |        regarding foreigners were framed in a ~suitable manner?~Aquin.:
34   2, 105 |    foreigners ~were not suitably framed. For Peter said (Acts 10:
35   2, 114 |         right, inasmuch as they ~framed falsehoods.~Aquin.: SMT
36   2, 2   |        Christ: hence the latter ~framed His answer so as to instruct
37   2, 135 |           before sin ~man was so framed that he could persevere
38   2, 138 |    precepts of law must needs be framed in various ways ~according
39   2, 145 |             general precepts are framed according to the requirements
40   2, 150 |          1~Reply OBJ 3: Laws are framed according to what occurs
41   2, 185 |         authority of this decree framed in virtue of our apostolic ~
42   3, 83  |      this sacrament are properly framed?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[83] A[
43   3, 83  |      sacrament are not properly ~framed. For, as Ambrose says (De
44   3, 89  |        Agapit.) that "the canons framed at the council of ~Nicaea
45 Suppl, 65|    prescribing the one wife ~was framed not by man but by God, nor
46 Suppl, 65|          plurality of ~wives was framed, as stated above (A[1]).~