Part, Question

 1   1, 62  |          life. But angels are not wayfarers travelling towards beatitude,
 2   1, 63  |          life. But angels are not wayfarers travelling towards beatitude,
 3   2, 3   |        speaks of the knowledge of wayfarers journeying ~towards happiness.~
 4   2, 8   |       inchoation, as possessed by wayfarers.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[8] A[7]
 5   2, 17  |        other hand, hope can be in wayfarers, whether of this ~life or
 6   2, 19  |          neither is it imputed to wayfarers as ~their fault, so that
 7   2, 23  |      increase. For we are called ~wayfarers by reason of our being on
 8   2, 42  |           cannot be fulfilled by ~wayfarers, it follows that in this
 9   2, 81  |           the ~more they pray for wayfarers, since the latter can be
10   2, 173 | comparison between ~Him and other wayfarers.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[175] A[
11   2, 178 |          Now the contemplation of wayfarers is imperfect, ~according
12   2, 178 |      things which is to be had by wayfarers is ~imperfect, it is more
13   3, 7   |          the knowledge of ~other "wayfarers": and for this reason He
14   3, 7   |        prophets, who are ~merely "wayfarers"; but not above Christ,
15   3, 7   |       regards men who are ~wholly wayfarers, their grace can be increased
16   3, 8   |         they are in the ~state of wayfarers. Secondly, because Christ
17   3, 15  |           yet they are called not wayfarers, but only ~comprehensors.
18   3, 22  |           was conformed to ~those wayfarers who are ordained to the
19   3, 79  |       this sacrament ~belongs to "wayfarers" [viatoribus], and hence
20   3, 79  |          Viaticum." ~Since, then, wayfarers are not yet capable of glory,
21 Suppl, 71|           death men are no longer wayfarers, ~because to them the words
22 Suppl, 71|           respect they are still ~wayfarers.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[71] A[
23 Suppl, 71|         does ~not make them to be wayfarers, since glory essentially
24 Suppl, 86|       angels than in ~men who are wayfarers. Now some men, good and
25 Suppl, 87|           manner God is known ~by wayfarers through His effects, and
26 Suppl, 89|         of the knowledge whereby ~wayfarers know God by a created form,
27 Suppl, 89|      perfect ~knowledge of Him as wayfarers is to know that He is above
28 Suppl, 91|        off from the ~blessed than wayfarers. But the blessed do not
29 Suppl, 91|          do not see the deeds of ~wayfarers: wherefore a gloss on Is.
30 Suppl, 91|          all that happens both to wayfarers and to the damned. Hence ~
31 Suppl, 91|          who are in the state of ~wayfarers. But in the future state
32 Suppl, 92|      befitting the saints who are wayfarers. ~But it is not befitting
33 Suppl, 94|         is other from that due to wayfarers. We may also reply that ~