Part, Question

 1   1, 78  |         mind and conscience are defiled" (Titus 1:15). Therefore
 2   1, 78  |        conscience is said to be defiled, not as a subject, but ~
 3   1, 78  |      far as someone knows he is defiled.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[79] A[
 4   2, 69  |        heart, so that it is not defiled by the passions: hence the ~
 5   2, 72  |        the body also, for it is defiled ~inordinately: wherefore
 6   2, 86  |        higher ~nature cannot be defiled by contact with a lower
 7   2, 86  |     hence the sun's ~ray is not defiled by contact with tainted
 8   2, 86  |    Reply OBJ 1: The soul is not defiled by inferior things, by their
 9   2, 86  |       that the intellect is not defiled, but perfected, by them. ~
10   2, 102 |      sin, whereby the soul was ~defiled; and another consisting
11   2, 103 | sprinkled, sanctify such as are defiled, to the ~cleansing of the
12   2, 84  |        The table of the Lord is defiled and that which is laid thereupon
13   2, 94  |          for they refused to be defiled by the meat of Gentiles. ~
14   2, 139 |      all hinders man from being defiled. In like ~manner honesty [*
15   2, 165 |       wine, lest they should be defiled, if they had considered ~
16   2, 184 |      prophet and the priest are defiled; and in My house I have
17   3, 27  |         see ~it" - (because "no defiled thing cometh into her,"
18   3, 31  |    written (Wis. 7:25) that "no defiled thing cometh ~into her."
19   3, 31  |       the drain, and yet not be defiled: much more can the Splendor
20   3, 31  |    written (Wis. 7:25) that "no defiled thing cometh ~into" Divine
21   3, 31  |        Christ's flesh was never defiled by sin.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
22   3, 31  |          so also is it entirely defiled by sin. Consequently we
23   3, 31  |       sin. Thus it is that "no ~defiled thing cometh into the Wisdom
24   3, 46  |          that they might not be defiled, but that they might eat
25   3, 46  |          that they might not be defiled, but that they might eat
26   3, 65  |   person but also the nature is defiled: ~secondly, by reason of
27   3, 80  |         modesty and honor to be defiled by such ~shameful and infamous
28   3, 80  |        come down from heaven be defiled and touched by them who ~
29   3, 80  |      among you any man, that is defiled in a dream by night, he
30   3, 82  |       the sinful ~priest, being defiled, has neither the life nor
31   3, 82  |      from the fact that persons defiled are forbidden to approach
32   3, 83  |       the same ~reason churches defiled by shedding of blood or
33   3, 83  |       be devastated by fire, or defiled by ~shedding of blood or
34   3, 83  |    flag-stones, so as not to be defiled by the ~feet of those that
35 Suppl, 67|     marries another husband "is defiled, and is become abominable
36 Suppl, 67|    gloss observes here: "She is defiled and abominable, ~namely
37 Suppl, 67|     first put her away as being defiled," ~and consequently it does
38 Suppl, 67|     does not follow that she is defiled absolutely ~speaking; or
39 Suppl, 67|  speaking; or she is said to be defiled just as a person who had
40 Suppl, 67|        wife was "because she is defiled." But the divorced ~wife
41 Suppl, 67|       the divorced ~wife is not defiled except by marrying another
42 Suppl, 67|       by this sin that she was ~defiled: but according to the others