Part, Question

 1   2, 24 |          creature, and known as "dulia." ~Therefore again the love
 2   2, 79 |    distinct from observance, or "dulia," ~or piety whereby we honor
 3   2, 82 |       creatures; this belongs to dulia, and we shall speak of ~
 4   2, 101|   ORDINARY VICE (QQ[103]-109)~OF DULIA (FOUR ARTICLES)~We must
 5   2, 101|           We shall consider (1) ~dulia, whereby we pay honor and
 6   2, 101|     higher position?~(3) Whether dulia, which pays honor and worship
 7   2, 101|          him to pay the honor of dulia, in order to indicate the
 8   2, 101|          Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether dulia is a special virtue distinct
 9   2, 101|      Objection 1. It ~seems that dulia is not a special virtue
10   2, 101|        all by His power, to Whom dulia is due; God by creation,
11   2, 101|         to Him as God. Therefore dulia is not a ~distinct virtue
12   2, 101|          our neighbor. Therefore dulia whereby we ~honor our neighbor
13   2, 101| represented by the image. Now by dulia we honor a man as being
14   2, 101|         He made him." ~Therefore dulia is not a distinct virtue
15   2, 101|         which in Greek is called dulia, is distinct from latria
16   2, 101|          or ~creature. Wherefore dulia, which pays due service
17   2, 101|          excel in dignity, while dulia properly speaking is ~the
18   2, 101|       servants for their master, dulia being the Greek for ~servitude.~
19   2, 101|          again latria is ~called dulia by way of excellence, inasmuch
20   2, 101|  communicated to a creature, but dulia in respect of lordship,
21   2, 101|         or the other, latria and dulia are not the same ~virtue.~
22   2, 101|       the honor or subjection of dulia regards ~some dignity of
23   2, 101|          Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether dulia has various species?~Aquin.:
24   2, 101|         1/1~OBJ 1: It seems that dulia has various species. For
25   2, 101|          various species. For by dulia we show ~honor to our neighbor.
26   2, 101|         of virtue, it seems that dulia is ~divided into specifically
27   2, 101|         mean between ~latria and dulia: for it is shown towards
28   2, 101|         are different species of dulia, one ~being simply dulia,
29   2, 101|         dulia, one ~being simply dulia, the other hyperdulia.~Aquin.:
30   2, 101|      corresponding difference of dulia: and all the more since ~
31   2, 101|       Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Dulia is condivided with latria.
32   2, 101|    species. Neither therefore is dulia.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[103] A[
33   2, 101|         Para. 1/1~I answer that, Dulia may be taken in two ways.
34   2, 101|        servant for his lord, for dulia signifies servitude, as
35   2, 101|       OBJ 1: This argument takes dulia in a wide sense.~Aquin.:
36   2, 101|        is the highest species of dulia taken in a wide ~sense,
37   3, 25 |         not of ~"latria" but of "dulia." So that one and the same
38   3, 25 |          His Divinity, and with "dulia" on ~account of His perfect
39   3, 25 |       Godhead; and the honor of "dulia" on ~account of the dominion
40   3, 25 |           all by power, to Whom 'dulia' is due: God of all by creation,
41   3, 25 |          with the ~adoration of "dulia"; not any kind of "dulia,"
42   3, 25 |         dulia"; not any kind of "dulia," such as is given to other ~
43   3, 25 |          her, ~but only that of "dulia": but in a higher degree
44   3, 25 |       say that not any ~kind of "dulia" is due to her, but "hyperdulia."~