Part, Question

 1   1, 3   |         effected by ~the mind in joining a predicate to a subject.
 2   1, 92  |        the intention of the will joining both ~together. But each
 3   1, 92  |        the intention of the will joining the two together, ~does
 4   3, 1   |         about chiefly by "His so joining created nature to Himself
 5   3, 2   |          in the one Christ, only joining them in a union of dignity ~
 6   3, 2   |          that, Union implies the joining of several in some one thing. ~
 7 Suppl, 44|   Whether matrimony is a kind of joining?~(2) Whether it is fittingly
 8 Suppl, 44|   Whether matrimony is a kind of joining?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[44] A[
 9 Suppl, 44|       matrimony is not a kind of joining. Because ~the bond whereby
10 Suppl, 44|      together differs from their joining, as ~cause from effect.
11 Suppl, 44|    Therefore it is not a kind of joining.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[44] A[
12 Suppl, 44|          neither is it a kind of joining.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[44] A[
13 Suppl, 44|      Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, a joining is a relation of equiparance
14 Suppl, 44|       there an ~identically same joining; and consequently if matrimony
15 Suppl, 44|          matrimony is a kind of ~joining, there is not only one matrimony
16 Suppl, 44|           nor is it other than a joining.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[44] A[
17 Suppl, 44| Therefore matrimony is a kind of joining.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[44] A[
18 Suppl, 44|       Para. 1/1~I answer that, A joining denotes a kind of uniting,
19 Suppl, 44|       are united there must be a joining. Now things directed to
20 Suppl, 44|          in matrimony there is a joining in respect of which we speak ~
21 Suppl, 44|       husband and wife; and this joining, through being directed
22 Suppl, 44|          is matrimony; while the joining together of bodies and minds
23 Suppl, 44|         not be distinct from the joining.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[44] A[
24 Suppl, 44|        relation of the aforesaid joining to this sacrament), whereas ~
25 Suppl, 44|          the ~cause of that same joining, are sensible.~Aquin.: SMT
26 Suppl, 44|      belongs to the genus. Now a joining [conjunctio] is the genus
27 Suppl, 44|         its ~essence, which is a joining together, and in reference
28 Suppl, 44|          unius," because it is a joining ~together for the purpose
29 Suppl, 44|       the case in point. for the joining of husband ~and wife by
30 Suppl, 44|         joinings, since it is a ~joining of soul and body, wherefore
31 Suppl, 44|         for since matrimony is a joining together for the purpose ~
32 Suppl, 44|          of some one thing, this joining together is specified by
33 Suppl, 44|      indicates the force of this joining - for it is indissoluble -
34 Suppl, 45|     there is a kind of spiritual joining together, in so ~far as
35 Suppl, 45|           and a certain material joining together, ~in so far as
36 Suppl, 45|       follows that the spiritual joining is the effect of the Divine
37 Suppl, 45|        by ~means of the material joining. Therefore seeing that the
38 Suppl, 45|    consent, it follows that the ~joining together of marriage is
39 Suppl, 45|   marriage consists in a mutual ~joining together, as stated above (
40 Suppl, 48|      union itself, but a certain joining ~together of husband and
41 Suppl, 48|       carnal intercourse, which ~joining together is called the nuptial
42 Suppl, 48|       Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The joining together can be taken for