Part, Question
1 1, 22 | any necessity upon things foreseen?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[22] A[
2 1, 22 | providence. For ~nothing foreseen can happen by chance. If
3 1, 22 | If then everything was foreseen by ~God, nothing would happen
4 1, 22 | happen, it is said to be ~foreseen. Thus, for instance, the
5 1, 22 | circumstance, has been fully foreseen by their ~master, who has
6 1, 22 | any necessity on things foreseen?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[22] A[
7 1, 22 | imposes necessity upon things ~foreseen. For every effect that has
8 1, 22 | a necessity upon things foreseen.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[22] A[
9 1, 22 | imposes necessity upon things foreseen.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[22] A[
10 1, 22 | certain, ~so far as all things foreseen happen as they have been
11 1, 22 | happen as they have been foreseen, whether ~from necessity
12 1, 22 | effect, and that in the way foreseen; but they do not pertain ~
13 1, 41 | I made" - that is, I was foreseen as ~united to the creature.
14 1, 41 | I made" - that is, I was foreseen as ~united to the creature.
15 1, 85 | which the future may be foreseen."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[86] A[
16 1, 115 | to happen. Now what ~is foreseen is neither lucky nor chance-like.
17 1, 115 | second ~causes to effects foreseen by God. Whatever, therefore,
18 2, 17 | have prevented it, had it foreseen. ~Hence the Philosopher
19 2, 20 | of an action are either foreseen or not. ~If they are foreseen,
20 2, 20 | foreseen or not. ~If they are foreseen, it is evident that they
21 2, 20 | the consequences are not foreseen, we must make a distinction. ~
22 2, 20 | and are supposed to ~be foreseen. For this reason they are
23 2, 42 | so sudden, as not to be ~foreseen. On the other hand, those
24 2, 42 | impending from them, cannot be ~foreseen, but takes one by surprise.
25 2, 73 | resulting from a sin is foreseen and intended, as when ~a
26 2, 73 | Sometimes the harm ~is foreseen, but not intended; for instance,
27 2, 73 | however, the harm is neither foreseen nor intended: and then ~
28 2, 73 | although it be neither foreseen nor ~intended, it aggravates
29 2, 73 | intention, nor was it ~perhaps foreseen by him, yet it aggravates
30 2, 73 | sinful act, ~and if neither foreseen nor intended, does not aggravate
31 2, 73 | although perhaps it be ~neither foreseen nor intended, then greater
32 2, 73 | result of an action if ~foreseen and intended adds to the
33 2, 58 | otherwise; ~and if he had foreseen the case, he might have
34 2, 75 | merchants, ~which was not foreseen by the buyers. Wherefore
35 2, 121 | Evang.), "the blow that is foreseen strikes with less force, ~
36 Suppl, 71| in view of which it was foreseen that they ~would be recalled
37 Suppl, 74| And all things that are foreseen by natural reason to happen
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