Part, Question
1 1, 66 | 9,27) says that Porphyry sets the demons apart from the ~
2 1, 70 | rises in the evening ~and sets in the morning, and thus
3 1, 67 | 9,27) says that Porphyry sets the demons apart from the ~
4 1, 71 | rises in the evening ~and sets in the morning, and thus
5 1, 88 | the same book he expressly sets ~down this opinion, though
6 2, 5 | of the body; as Augustine sets forth in De ~Civ. Dei xix,
7 2, 33 | us ~delight, and delight sets up a thirst or desire for
8 2, 57 | rightly judges all things and sets them in ~order, because
9 2, 68 | life; and further, that it "sets before us the viands of
10 2, 69 | multitude (Lk. 6:17). Hence he sets down the beatitudes according
11 2, 69 | external goods, which he sets aside by saying: ~"Blessed
12 2, 108 | such solicitude Our Lord sets aside by saying that a ~
13 2, 18 | in respect of which He ~sets us free: in us the consideration
14 2, 22 | efficient cause, in so far as it sets the form on all, in the
15 2, 31 | and, in his own heart, sets himself above ~his neighbor,
16 2, 43 | Further, "The wise man sets things in order," as the
17 2, 53 | seeks its own profit and sets little by excellence.~Aquin.:
18 2, 81 | intention with which one ~sets about praying renders the
19 2, 86 | he promises, he already sets about doing, although he
20 2, 92 | as he is ~concerned, he sets up another God in the world,
21 2, 107 | the ~second place, justice sets up a certain equality between
22 2, 116 | through desire thereof man sets ~about doing many things
23 2, 118 | another virtue, since ~it sets aside that which is just
24 2, 120 | the dictate of reason, man sets aside a ~certain time for
25 2, 131 | pride, since the proud man sets ~himself above what he is,
26 2, 145 | forfeits his dignity, if he sets fasting before ~chastity,
27 2, 155 | place, that those ~whom she sets free are declared immune
28 2, 160 | arrogance," whereby a man ~sets himself above others. The
29 2, 160 | neighbor; when, namely, ~a man sets himself inordinately above
30 2, 184 | things, ~which contempt sets the mind against spiritual
31 3, 2 | opinion ~which the Master sets down (Sent. iii, D, 6).~
32 3, 31 | generations. ~Whereas Luke sets down Christ's genealogy
33 3, 31 | Luke, ~on the contrary, sets forth Christ's genealogy
34 3, 45 | with a view to this," He ~sets before them those who had
35 3, 66 | which is inward. ~Hence he sets down two things as pertaining
36 3, 66 | the soul in good. He also ~sets down two things as pertaining
37 Suppl, 24| third is of the man who sets fire to a ~church and is
38 Suppl, 35| nothing, since each Order sets a ~man above the people
39 Suppl, 37| miracles" to the subdeacon, who sets himself to do deeds of perfection
40 Suppl, 96| not obtain ~the mercy that sets free altogether, even if
41 Suppl, 96| mercy the forgiveness that sets them ~free altogether.~Aquin.:
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