Part, Question

 1   1, 63  |          under the order of the ~Seraphim, as Dionysius says (Coel.
 2   1, 63  |   fulness of knowledge," while ~"Seraphim" means "those who are on
 3   1, 63  | compatible with ~mortal sin; but Seraphim is derived from the heat
 4   1, 63  |      names of some orders, as of Seraphim and Thrones, are not attributed
 5   1, 64  |          under the order of the ~Seraphim, as Dionysius says (Coel.
 6   1, 64  |   fulness of knowledge," while ~"Seraphim" means "those who are on
 7   1, 64  | compatible with ~mortal sin; but Seraphim is derived from the heat
 8   1, 64  |      names of some orders, as of Seraphim and Thrones, are not attributed
 9   1, 105 |       their properties." Now the Seraphim are so called ~because they "
10   1, 106 |    hearer. But it is said of the Seraphim that "they cried one to
11   1, 107 |    contrary, It is written: "The Seraphim cried to one another" (Is. ~
12   1, 107 |          in the one order of the Seraphim.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[108] A[
13   1, 107 |          1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the Seraphim are called "burning" or "
14   1, 107 |        OBJ 5: Further, the name "Seraphim" is derived from ardor,
15   1, 107 |     besides the "Cherubim" and ~"Seraphim." Therefore it appears that
16   1, 107 |         so ~named. For the name "Seraphim" is found in Is. 6:2; the
17   1, 107 |         2~Reply OBJ 5: The name "Seraphim" does not come from charity
18   1, 107 |          vii) expounds the name "Seraphim" according to the ~properties
19   1, 107 | excellence of knowledge and the "Seraphim" the ~excellence of ardor.
20   1, 107 |          the "Cherubim" and the "Seraphim." For it is a common rule
21   1, 107 |          to be higher than the ~"Seraphim."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[108]
22   1, 107 |          highest ~hierarchy the "Seraphim" as the first, the "Cherubim"
23   1, 107 |      their relation to God, the "Seraphim," "Cherubim," and "Thrones"; ~
24   1, 107 |         supereminently; and the "Seraphim" excel in what is ~the supreme
25   1, 107 |      also to the "Cherubim" and "Seraphim," and in a more ~excellent
26   1, 108 |      find that they are called ~"Seraphim," or "Thrones," or "Dominations."
27   1, 108 |         1~Reply OBJ 3: The name "Seraphim" is given from the ardor
28   1, 111 |       the highest is that of the Seraphim, ~as stated above (Q[108],
29   1, 111 |         angels. Thus one of ~the Seraphim is described as purifying
30   2, 28  |      properties belonging to the Seraphim's love, ~includes "hot"
31   2, 100 |        commanded an image of the Seraphim [Vulg.: Cherubim] to be ~
32   2, 102 |      high and elevated"; and the seraphim standing by; and that the ~
33   2, 102 |          the Lord; wherefrom the seraphim cried ~out: "All the earth
34   2, 102 |        And so the images ~of the seraphim were set up, not to be worshipped,
35   2, 169 |        which was revealed by the Seraphim saying: "Holy, Holy, Holy," ~
36 Suppl, 89|         namely the Cherubim and ~Seraphim, have ever been able to