Part, Question

 1   1, 42  |        let the ~Word announce the impassibility of His birth; let the name
 2   1, 42  |        let the ~Word announce the impassibility of His birth; let the name
 3   1, 96  |          immortality to everyone; impassibility, glory, and power to ~the
 4   2, 81  |          2, ad 4, immortality and impassibility, ~in the original state,
 5   2, 85  |           to the ~immortality and impassibility of glory, which was begun
 6   2, 85  |      order that we may merit the ~impassibility of glory, in conformity
 7   2, 17  |         to hope for the glory of ~impassibility and immortality, yet not
 8   3, 45  |      farther on (XP, Q[82]), viz. impassibility, agility, subtlety, and ~
 9   3, 45  |     closed womb of the Virgin; of impassibility, when He ~escaped unhurt
10   3, 45  |     clarity and not as to that of impassibility.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[45] A[
11   3, 46  |         is ~clear that even if by impassibility Adam had suffered in the
12   3, 69  |         be raised up to a life of impassibility. Hence the Apostle ~says (
13   3, 69  |         baptized for the ~sake of impassibility in the present life, and
14   3, 81  |         the Transfiguration; and ~impassibility at the Last Supper, when
15   3, 81  |           above opinion regarding impassibility is ~inadmissible. For it
16 Suppl, 75|         to be ~transferred to the impassibility of the resurrection, than
17 Suppl, 79|           Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THE IMPASSIBILITY OF THE BODIES OF THE BLESSED
18 Suppl, 79|          rise again, ~and (1) the impassibility of their bodies; (2) their
19 Suppl, 79|      impassible?~(3) Whether this impassibility renders the glorious bodies?~(
20 Suppl, 79|        The reason however of this impassibility is assigned differently
21 Suppl, 79|      Moreover, according to this, impassibility could not be one of their ~
22 Suppl, 79|    property of glory, such as the impassibility ~of a glorified body, since
23 Suppl, 79|       suffering." Now the gift of impassibility consists in ~immunity from
24 Suppl, 79|          to be more or less. Now ~impassibility is a negation or privation
25 Suppl, 79|         others. Therefore, since ~impassibility is a reward, it would seem
26 Suppl, 79|            OTC Para. 2/2~Further, impassibility is condivided with the gift
27 Suppl, 79|           Therefore ~neither will impassibility be equal in all.~Aquin.:
28 Suppl, 79|          Para. 1/1~I answer that, Impassibility may be considered in two
29 Suppl, 79|       there is a greater cause of impassibility.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[82] A[
30 Suppl, 79|         This gloss is speaking of impassibility in itself and not ~in relation
31 Suppl, 79|          increases. ~Consequently impassibility also is greater in one subject
32 Suppl, 79|           Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether impassibility excludes actual sensation
33 Suppl, 79|         OBJ 1: It would seem that impassibility excludes actual sensation
34 Suppl, 79|       bodies, by ~reason of their impassibility, will not be subject to
35 Suppl, 79|   spiritual change. Wherefore the impassibility of glorified bodies does ~
36 Suppl, 79|         which by reason ~of their impassibility are immune from natural
37 Suppl, 80|          be incompatible with the impassibility and incorruptibility of
38 Suppl, 82| alteration incompatible with ~its impassibility. Hence there is no comparison
39 Suppl, 83|          the unchangeableness and impassibility of glory."~Aquin.: SMT XP
40 Appen1, 1|         on account of the gift of impassibility ~(as in the blessed) or
41 Appen1, 1|          either have the ~gift of impassibility, and thus will be glorious,
42 Appen1, 1|   capability of suffering; hence ~impassibility in them will be a gift,