Part, Question

5001   3, 73  |              salvation. For our ~Lord said (Jn. 6:54): "Except you
5002   3, 73  |              3:20,21. And it has been said above (Q[68], ~A[2]), that
5003   3, 73  |             by Christ, of Whom it is ~said (Mk. 7:37) that "He did
5004   3, 73  |               accomplished. Hence ~He said expressively: "As often
5005   3, 73  |              first. or else it can be said that Baptism was already ~
5006   3, 74  |               one. Hence it cannot be said that the quantity of the ~
5007   3, 74  |          sacrament: hence this day is said by ~John to precede the
5008   3, 74  |           from vinegar to wine, as is said in Metaph. viii. And ~consequently,
5009   3, 74  |               may be ~done: for it is said by the same Pope Julius,
5010   3, 74  |              not phlegm, as some have said, in order to show that Christ'
5011   3, 74  |              1~On the contrary, It is said in the Decretals (Extra,
5012   3, 74  |             And therefore others have said that as the wine is ~changed
5013   3, 75  |              disciples on ~hearing it said: 'this is a hard saying'":
5014   3, 75  |      spiritual meaning to what I have said. You are not to eat this ~
5015   3, 75  |              OBJ 2: Further, our Lord said (Mt. 28:20): "Behold I am
5016   3, 75  |              spaces, which cannot be ~said here. Thirdly, because it
5017   3, 75  |             sacrament, in which it is said: "This is My body," which
5018   3, 75  |               sacrament, as shall be ~said later (A[5]), suffice for
5019   3, 75  |               there. For it cannot be said ~that the substance of the
5020   3, 75  |             contrary to what has been said ~above (A[2]). But if this
5021   3, 75  |            now in act. ~because as is said in Phys. iii: "motion is
5022   3, 75  |               in a subject," as it is said in Praedic. iii. ~Therefore
5023   3, 75  |               A[1], ad 2), it must be said then that it begins to be ~
5024   3, 75  |          reason, but above it, as was said in the beginning of ~this
5025   3, 75  |                1/1~Reply OBJ 1: As is said in the book De Causis, an
5026   3, 75  |             object is substance as is said in De Anima iii, is preserved ~
5027   3, 75  |         consecration. For it has been said (A[5]) that the ~accidents
5028   3, 75  |           body is His soul: for it is said in ~De Anima ii, that the
5029   3, 75  |       potentiality". But it cannot be said that the substantial form
5030   3, 75  |              sacrament, wherein it is said: "This is My ~body."~Aquin.:
5031   3, 75  |             which is against what was said ~above (A[2]). Nor could
5032   3, 75  |              And therefore it must be said that the substantial form
5033   3, 75  |      accidents themselves, as will be said later (Q[77], ~A[3], ad
5034   3, 75  |              34) that when Christ had said, ~"'Ephpheta,' which is '
5035   3, 75  |               measured by ~it, as was said in the FP, Q[53], A[3] concerning
5036   3, 75  |              And therefore it must be said that this change, as stated
5037   3, 75  |               for in such, a thing is said to be ~"in being" according
5038   3, 75  |           term. ~Therefore, it is not said truly that Christ's body
5039   3, 75  |            world, in ~which it is not said that non-being is converted
5040   3, 75  |            thereof: hence when it is ~said, "Air can be fire," it is
5041   3, 75  |             is ~no subject, it is not said that one extreme can be
5042   3, 75  |          reason it cannot be properly said that "being is made of ~[
5043   3, 75  |         transmutation, as ~when it is said "a black thing is made out
5044   3, 75  |            the extreme, as when it is said - "out of ~morning comes
5045   3, 75  |              hand, although it may be said properly that "the body
5046   3, 75  |              of bread," yet it is not said properly that "bread becomes ~
5047   3, 75  |          except by similitude, as was said above. ~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
5048   3, 76  |              74], A[1]). But our Lord said (Jn. 6:56): "My flesh is ~
5049   3, 76  |          sacrament, wherein it is not said: "This ~is My flesh," but "
5050   3, 76  |            Accordingly, when our Lord said (Jn. ~6:56): "My flesh is
5051   3, 76  |              that, After what we have said above (A[1]), it must be
5052   3, 76  |               under every part of the said ~species, it would follow
5053   3, 76  |        dimensive quantity. But it was said above (ad 2) that Christ'
5054   3, 76  |            this sacrament. For it was said (A[3]) that Christ's entire
5055   3, 76  |         coming time; for it cannot be said that it ceases to be there
5056   3, 76  |              clear from what has been said, but ~only by the fact that
5057   3, 76  |             is ~evident from what was said above.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
5058   3, 76  |   consecration and conversion, as was said above (Q[75], AA[2],3,4).
5059   3, 76  |             strange guise, as will be said later (XP, Q[85], AA[2],
5060   3, 76  |        Consequently, it remains to be said, that, while the dimensions
5061   3, 76  |           child, is seen. And, as was said already, this is not deception, ~
5062   3, 76  |            which is principal, as was said above.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
5063   3, 76  |        dimensions themselves, as ~was said above.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
5064   3, 77  |            its name expresses," as is said in ~Metaph. iv. But it belongs
5065   3, 77  |        existence and essence, as was ~said of the angels, in the FP,
5066   3, 77  |               small dimensions, as is said in Phys. iv. It does ~not
5067   3, 77  |             first subject of color is said to be ~the surface, on which
5068   3, 77  |           substances of bodies, as is said in Metaph. iii. And since,
5069   3, 77  |       substance can be divided, as is said in ~Phys. i. And therefore
5070   3, 77  |              in another thing, one is said to be the subject of the
5071   3, 77  |           another, as the surface ~is said to be the subject of color.
5072   3, 77  |           from sensible matter, as is said in Metaph. vii. But matter ~
5073   3, 77  |              is evident from what was said above (A[1]). Therefore
5074   3, 77  |              a ~sensible thing, as is said in De Anima ii.~Aquin.:
5075   3, 77  |                according to what was ~said above (A[1]), it is an effect
5076   3, 77  |               is ~clear from what was said above (Q[75], A[2]). Therefore
5077   3, 77  |               or division; for, as is said in Metaph. ~iii, one dimension
5078   3, 77  |              is evident from what was said above.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
5079   3, 77  |          Hence it is that others have said that the things generated
5080   3, 77  |             And therefore others have said that the substance of the
5081   3, 77  |                Unless perchance it be said that the said substance
5082   3, 77  |         perchance it be said that the said substance returns, because
5083   3, 77  |           returns. For, from what was said above (A[4]; ~Q[76], A[6],
5084   3, 77  |                Unless perchance it be said that in the ~last instant
5085   3, 77  |               1~OBJ 2: Further, as is said in De Gener. ii, "We are
5086   3, 77  |              passes away: hence it is said in De ~Anima ii that nourishment
5087   3, 77  |             consecration bread can be said to be in this ~sacrament
5088   3, 77  |           masticated: and hence it is said in the ~confession of Berengarius: "
5089   3, 77  |               Others accordingly have said that there was indeed a
5090   3, 77  |            Para. 3/4~But it cannot be said that Christ's true body
5091   3, 77  |           evident from what has been ~said already. For it was said
5092   3, 77  |              said already. For it was said above (A[3]; A[5], ad 2)
5093   3, 77  |            whole; because a thing ~is said to be "diffused throughout,"
5094   3, 77  |                according ~to what was said at the beginning of the
5095   3, 78  |             bread which He took, and ~said afterwards: "Take ye and
5096   3, 78  |            are ~expressed, when it is said, "I baptize thee." But in
5097   3, 78  |              all the others which are said in the mass; yet this ~seems
5098   3, 78  |               to be passed over, the ~said words would be taken as
5099   3, 78  |    transubstantiation, as when ~it is said, "This is My body," or, "
5100   3, 78  |     exercising an act, as when it ~is said, "I baptize thee," or "I
5101   3, 78  |                command, as when it is said in the sacrament of order, "
5102   3, 78  |             of Extreme Unction ~it is said, "By this anointing and
5103   3, 78  |             on this matter. Some have said that ~Christ, Who had power
5104   3, 78  |               In good sooth it can be said that ~Christ accomplished
5105   3, 78  |            the Gospel in which it is ~said that Christ "blessed," and
5106   3, 78  |               2/4~Others, again, have said that the blessing was effected
5107   3, 78  |              4/4~And therefore others said that the Evangelists did
5108   3, 78  |               subject, so that it ~be said: "This bread is My body."~
5109   3, 78  |            the person, it ought to be said: "This is the body ~of Christ."~
5110   3, 78  |             of the ~bread. For it was said (A[1]) that this consecration
5111   3, 78  |             is not successive, as was said above (Q[75], A[7]), but ~
5112   3, 78  |              merely His flesh; as was said above (Q[76], ~A[1], ad
5113   3, 78  |             as is clear from what was said above (Q[76], AA[1],2,3).
5114   3, 78  |            the nominative, when it is said: "This is the chalice of
5115   3, 78  |            OBJ 4: Further, a thing is said to be new which is near
5116   3, 78  |              1~OBJ 6: Further, it was said above (Q[73], A[3], ad 3),
5117   3, 78  |            especially since ~our Lord said: "This is My body, which
5118   3, 78  |              Therefore it ought to be said: "Which shall be shed ~for
5119   3, 78  |               Consequently it must be said that all the aforesaid words
5120   3, 78  |         Passion as a chalice, when He said (Mt. 26:39): "Let this ~
5121   3, 78  |               1/1~Reply OBJ 2: As was said above (ad 1; Q[76], A[2],
5122   3, 78  |              OBJ 1: When the bread is said to be changed into Christ'
5123   3, 78  |             But according to what was said above (AA[1],4, ad 3; Q[
5124   3, 78  |             on this point. Some have ~said that in this expression, "
5125   3, 78  |            priest relates that Christ said: "This is My body."~Aquin.:
5126   3, 78  |              And therefore it must be said that even ~when spoken by
5127   3, 78  |             And therefore others have said that in this phrase the
5128   3, 78  |             Consequently, others have said that the word "this" appeals
5129   3, 78  |                then, it remains to be said, as stated above (A[4]),
5130   3, 78  |           Some of the earlier doctors said that these two forms, ~namely,
5131   3, 78  |            Para. 3/3~Hence it must be said that the first form does
5132   3, 79  |              1~OBJ 3: Further, as was said above (Q[74], A[1]), "Christ'
5133   3, 79  |             way of assimilation it is said that ~in this sacrament "
5134   3, 79  |               of this sacrament it is said: "This is the ~chalice of
5135   3, 79  |              is evident from what was said above (Q[77], A[3], ad 3).~
5136   3, 79  |            this ~sacrament. For it is said in one of the Collects (
5137   3, 79  |               of this sacrament it is said: ~"Which shall be shed for
5138   3, 79  |             sin. ~Consequently, as is said in the book De Eccles. Dogm.: "
5139   3, 79  |           venial sin, against what is said in 1 Jn. 1:8: "If we say ~
5140   3, 79  |          satisfaction, to have masses said for himself. But ~if one
5141   3, 79  |               of concomitance, as was said above regarding what is ~
5142   3, 79  |             On the contrary, our Lord said (Jn. 6:50): "This is the
5143   3, 79  |              partake of it. For it is said in the Canon of the ~Mass: "
5144   3, 79  |               salvation. Hence it is ~said in the Canon of the Mass: "
5145   3, 80  |        sacrament itself, and thus are said to ~be baptized, and to
5146   3, 80  |          heaven. Consequently, man is said to eat the "bread of angels,"
5147   3, 80  |        irrational creature: for it is said of the sinner (Ps. 48:21): "
5148   3, 80  |             sinners. Hence it must be said that the sinner, and not ~
5149   3, 80  |         species. Some, ~however, have said that Christ's body would
5150   3, 80  |              the less it must not be ~said that the irrational animal
5151   3, 80  |           blotting it out, as will be said hereafter (XP, Q[2], A[3],
5152   3, 80  |                 A[3], one ~sin can be said to be graver than another
5153   3, 80  |                 Ch. De ~Homine) it is said: "Although he who reputes
5154   3, 80  |               has no law. Hence it is said in the Canon de Consecratione: ~"
5155   3, 80  |             prayer of thanksgiving is said in the Mass, and the communicants
5156   3, 80  |              2~I answer that, Men are said to be devoid of reason in
5157   3, 80  |               a man who sees dimly is said not to see: ~and since such
5158   3, 80  |              2~In another way men are said not to possess fully the
5159   3, 80  |             of this sacrament, as was said ~above (Q[73], A[9]) was
5160   3, 80  |        properly disposed. Hence it is said in De ~Eccles. Dogmat. liii: "
5161   3, 80  |           called filial fear, as ~was said in the FS, Q[67], A[4],
5162   3, 80  |           with joy, whereas the other said: ~'Lord I am not worthy
5163   3, 80  |            Hence, too, when Peter had said, "Depart from me, for I
5164   3, 80  |               OBJ 4: Because our Lord said (Lk. 11:3), "Give us this
5165   3, 80  |             On the contrary, Our Lord said (Jn. 6:54): "Except ye eat
5166   3, 80  |        incorporated in Christ, as was said above (Q[73], A[3], ad 1).
5167   3, 80  |               this ~sacrament, as was said above (A[1], ad 3, A[2]).
5168   3, 80  |              OBJ 2: This sacrament is said not to be as necessary as
5169   3, 81  |              I answer that, Some have said that Christ during the supper
5170   3, 81  |         others to take. Hence when He said to the disciples, "Take ~
5171   3, 81  |               1/1~Reply OBJ 2: As was said above (Q[76], A[5]), Christ
5172   3, 81  |           sacrament. Hence He Himself said (Lk. 22:15): "With desire
5173   3, 81  |              blood to the ~disciples, said to them: "I will not drink
5174   3, 81  |             Himself fulfilled, as is ~said in Acts 1:1: "Jesus began
5175   3, 81  |          Therefore, it remains to be ~said that Judas received our
5176   3, 81  |              1~Reply OBJ 1: Christ is said not to have given His mortal
5177   3, 81  |               1/1~Reply OBJ 2: As was said above (Q[76], A[2]), in
5178   3, 82  |              a priest. Because it was said above (Q[78], A[4]) that ~
5179   3, 82  |             as is clear from what was said above (Q[74], A[1]~; Q[79],
5180   3, 82  |           with them to ~whom the Lord said (Lk. 22:19): "Do this for
5181   3, 82  |                 Therefore, it must be said that it belongs to priests
5182   3, 82  |           sacrifices, of which it ~is said (Ps. 1:19): "A sacrifice
5183   3, 82  |              is evident from what was said above (Q[65], ~AA[3],4;
5184   3, 82  |            the same ~host. For it was said above (Q[67], A[6]), that
5185   3, 82  |           hence the ~blessed Lawrence said to the blessed Sixtus (Office
5186   3, 82  |                First, because, as was said above (A[1]), he consecrates ~
5187   3, 82  |              and drink: hence, as was said above (Q[75], ~A[5]), it
5188   3, 82  |              s merits: of whom it is ~said: 'Let not the priest, in
5189   3, 82  |               1~I answer that, As was said above (AA[1],3), the priest
5190   3, 82  |              efficacious. Hence it is said with ~significance: "I will
5191   3, 82  |              a better ~priest, as was said above (Q[64], A[1], ad 2).
5192   3, 82  |             inasmuch as the prayer is said by the priest in the mass
5193   3, 82  |            even in sinful men, as was said above (A[5]) in regard to ~
5194   3, 82  |               of consecration, as was said above (Q[63]~, A[5]), just
5195   3, 82  |             priests, and to hear mass said by them?~Aquin.: SMT TP
5196   3, 82  |             priests, and to hear mass said by them. ~Because, as Augustine
5197   3, 82  |            His mystical body, ~as was said above (Q[67], A[2]). But
5198   3, 82  |               2~I answer that, As was said above (AA[5],7), heretical,
5199   3, 82  |        deprived ~of the fruit, as was said above (A[7]; Q[80], A[4]).
5200   3, 82  |     consecrate the Eucharist, ~as was said above (A[7]). Therefore
5201   3, 82  |              I answer that, Some have said that a priest may lawfully
5202   3, 82  |            Body Para. 2/2~But this is said quite unreasonably, because
5203   3, 82  |            that (2 Macc. 4:14) it is ~said against some priests that
5204   3, 83  |            odor ~of sweetness," as is said in Eph. 5:2. But Christ
5205   3, 83  |             is Sallust.'" But, as was said above (Q[79], A[1]), ~the
5206   3, 83  |              is evident from what was said above (Q[82], ~AA[1],3).
5207   3, 83  |            begins at midnight, as was said above (Q[80], A[8], ad 5).
5208   3, 83  |           however, several masses are said on account of ~Christ's
5209   3, 83  |               which we say: "The Lord said unto Me: Thou art ~My Son,
5210   3, 83  |             the other hand, it can be said that His eternal ~generation,
5211   3, 83  |               a rule mass ought to be said in the day and not in the ~
5212   3, 83  |               because then the sun is said to be risen when ~the brightness
5213   3, 83  |             own ordinances; ~since He said (Mt. 18:20): "Wherever two
5214   3, 83  |          Passion. Nevertheless, as is said in De ~Consecr., dist. 1, "
5215   3, 83  |            holiness, of which ~it was said (Lk. 1:35): "The Holy one
5216   3, 83  |       distinction (De Consecr.) it is said: ~"The solemnities of the
5217   3, 83  |                ordered the mass to be said with glass patens; and subsequently
5218   3, 83  |       sacrament: and ~similarly it is said in the Gospel: "Take ye
5219   3, 83  |        acceptable to God. Hence David said (1 Para 29:17): "In the
5220   3, 83  |           supper with His disciples, "said a ~hymn" (Mt. 26:30).~Aquin.:
5221   3, 83  |            John (verse 25), our ~Lord said and did many things which
5222   3, 83  |             expressed, because He had said (Jn. 6:54): "Except you
5223   3, 83  |               1/1~Reply OBJ 6: As was said above (ad 3), those things
5224   3, 83  |   consequently, ~the prayers that are said in connection with these
5225   3, 83  |      connection with these have to be said by the ~priest in secret.
5226   3, 83  |               to share; because it is said of this altar (Ex. 20:26): "
5227   3, 83  |               1~I answer that, As was said above (Q[60], A[6]), there
5228   3, 83  |             to the hands: hence it is said in Ps. 25:6: "I will wash
5229   3, 83  |               His persecutors when He said, "Father, forgive them";
5230   3, 83  |         entrance into glory, when He ~said, "Father, into Thy hands
5231   3, 83  |            evident from what has been said (ad 3).~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
5232   3, 83  |               chap. Ex parte), ~it is said: "The priest should always
5233   3, 83  |               cannot remember ~having said the words of consecration,
5234   3, 83  |          which words possibly ~he has said before, or whether he uses
5235   3, 83  |           would ensue in part, as was said ~above (Q[77], A[8]). But
5236   3, 83  |               there are ~things to be said and done not only regarding
5237   3, 83  |              may not recollect having said some of ~the words he ought
5238   3, 83  |              to mind all that ~he has said; unless perchance in uttering
5239   3, 83  |      remembers soon after that he has said them; for, a thing is presented
5240   3, 83  |           fact and of the person, the said ~penances may be lessened
5241   3, 83  |              in the sacrarium, as was said of the scrapings of the ~
5242   3, 84  |              Penance: wherefore Peter said to Simon Magus (Acts 8:22): ~"
5243   3, 84  |             properly speaking, we are said to repent of ~what we have
5244   3, 84  |          Nevertheless, Penance may be said to regard ~original sin,
5245   3, 84  |               heals'] thee," as Peter said to the ~palsied man (Acts
5246   3, 84  |               Mt. 16:19 before it was said to Peter: "Whatsoever thou ~
5247   3, 84  |             upon earth," etc., it was said to him (Mt. 16:17): "Blessed ~
5248   3, 84  |             the contrary, As our Lord said to His disciples (Mt. 28:
5249   3, 84  |            sin, in so far as sins are said ~to be the matter of Penance,
5250   3, 84  |     Nevertheless the ~above prayer is said before the sacramental absolution
5251   3, 84  |               expressed both: ~for He said to Peter (Mt. 16:19): "Whatsoever
5252   3, 84  |            read (Acts 3:6) that Peter said to the lame man: "What I
5253   3, 84  |            the revelation of faith is said to have ~been made to Peter.~
5254   3, 84  |            had ~lost, wherefore it is said in the person of the penitent (
5255   3, 84  |               contrary, When our Lord said to Peter (Mt. 16:19): "Whatsoever ~
5256   3, 84  |             hands; nor did He when He said to all the apostles (Jn.
5257   3, 84  |             On the contrary, our Lord said (Lk. 13:3): "Unless you
5258   3, 84  |              clear from what has been said above (Q[65], AA[1],2). ~
5259   3, 84  |        beginning of His preaching He ~said (Mt. 4:17): "Do penance,
5260   3, 84  |             On the contrary, our Lord said (Lk. 24:46,47): "It behooved
5261   3, 84  |             fixed by our Lord when He said to Peter (Mt. 16:19): "To
5262   3, 84  |          source of its power, when He said (Lk. 24:47) that "penance
5263   3, 84  |         ministers. Wherefore the Lord said ~(Lev. 5:17,18): "If anyone
5264   3, 84  |               carefully what our Lord said about the necessity ~of
5265   3, 84  |               shall see that this was said before His ~words about
5266   3, 84  |             words ~about Penance were said after John was cast into
5267   3, 84  |               1~I answer that, One is said to repent in two ways, actually
5268   3, 84  |            needs. Secondly, a ~man is said to repent habitually. and
5269   3, 84  |     authorship of which ~is unknown], said that, after Baptism, Penance
5270   3, 84  |           were reprehensible, when he said (Gn. 4:13): "My iniquity
5271   3, 85  |              Ethic. ~v, 6) a thing is said to be just in two ways,
5272   3, 85  |              the kingdom of heaven is said to be at hand, we are ~to
5273   3, 85  |            Wherefore John the Baptist said (Mt. 3:7): "Ye brood of
5274   3, 85  |               in the soul; but one is said to precede the ~other in
5275   3, 86  |              OBJ 3: Further, our Lord said (Mt. 12:32): "He that shall
5276   3, 86  |             On the contrary, The Lord said (Jer. 18:8): "If that nation . . .
5277   3, 86  |               grace, since one man is said to be offended with another,
5278   3, 86  |              when David penitent ~had said to Nathan: "I have sinned
5279   3, 86  |             against the Lord," Nathan said to him: ~"The Lord also
5280   3, 86  |            Consequently mortal sin is said to be pardoned from the
5281   3, 86  |        imperfect sight, wherefore he ~said (Mk. 8:24): "I see men,
5282   3, 86  |           frequently. Now it has been said above ~(A[4]) that the guilt
5283   3, 86  |          sometimes by degrees, as ~we said above (Q[44], A[3], ad 2)
5284   3, 86  |              a virtue. For penance is said to be a virtue, in so far
5285   3, 86  |             forgiveness of sin is not said to be the effect of any
5286   3, 87  |               whereby venial sins are said to be taken away, contain
5287   3, 87  |       sacramental anointing, a prayer said in ~a dedicated church,
5288   3, 88  |              OBJ 3: Further, the Lord said (Ezech. 18:24): "If the
5289   3, 88  |       previous penance, since it was ~said above (Q[85], A[3]) that
5290   3, 88  |        possibility of sins returning, said ~that God pardons the sins
5291   3, 88  |         pardoned through Penance are ~said to return, in so far as
5292   3, 88  |             according to Ps. 31:5: "I said: I will confess against
5293   3, 88  |           Para. 2/2~Accordingly it is said that the ingratitude of
5294   3, 88  |              Reply OBJ 1: This is not said of these sins as though
5295   3, 88  |          evidenced from what has been said (A[1]). Therefore ingratitude
5296   3, 89  |           down," observes: "It is not said that she cannot rise up,
5297   3, 89  |            attached; ~wherefore it is said in the same Distinction (
5298   3, 89  |              scandal, wherefore it is said in the same ~Distinction (
5299   3, 89  |              OBJ 1: The same is to be said of the recovery of virginity
5300   3, 89  |               Church, of which it was said: 'Whatsoever you shall ~
5301   3, 89  |               of metaphor, a thing is said to ~be deadened when it
5302   3, 89  |             deeds done in charity are said ~to be deadened by a subsequent
5303   3, 89  |             OBJ 2: Further, deeds are said to be deadened by comparison
5304   3, 89  |              I answer that, Some have said that meritorious works deadened
5305   3, 89  |              I answer that, A work is said to be dead in two ways:
5306   3, 89  |               sense ~sinful works are said to be dead, according to
5307   3, 89  |          works." Secondly, ~works are said to be dead privatively,
5308   3, 89  |                if it lack charity, is said to be dead, according ~to
5309   3, 89  |             are generically good, are said to be dead, if they be done
5310   3, 89  |      principle of life. But works are said to be deadened, not in relation ~
5311   3, 89  |            impediment; while they are said to be dead in relation to
5312   3, 89  |              done without charity are said to be ~dead on account of
5313   3, 89  |              would certainly not have said to him: 'Thou didst ~receive
5314   3, 90  |              parts. Hence it has been said above ~(Q[60], AA[5],6)
5315   3, 90  |             Para. 2/2~Now it has been said above (Q[85], A[3], ad 3)
5316   3, 90  |              clear from what has been said.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[90] A[
5317   3, 90  |              I answer that, Some have said that these three are subjective
5318   3, 90  |                Wherefore others ~have said that these are potential
5319 Suppl, 1 |            hard: wherefore anyone is ~said to be broken when he is
5320 Suppl, 1 |              of the word, ~when it is said that it is "humility of
5321 Suppl, 1 |              is evident from what was said above (Sent. iv, D, 14,
5322 Suppl, 1 |         corporeal matters, things are said to be attrite, when they
5323 Suppl, 1 |               pieces; while ~they are said to be contrite, when all
5324 Suppl, 1 |               whereas this cannot ~be said of an act, even as it is
5325 Suppl, 2 |               OBJ 1: The free-will is said to regard future contingents,
5326 Suppl, 2 |             evident for what has been said already.~Aquin.: SMT XP
5327 Suppl, 4 |               sin. The same is to ~be said of the sensible sorrow,
5328 Suppl, 5 |             the thief, to whom it was said ~(Lk. 23:43): "This day
5329 Suppl, 5 |         answer that, As we have often said (Q[1], A[2], ad 1; Q[3],
5330 Suppl, 6 |            speaking, those things are said to be natural which ~are
5331 Suppl, 6 |             as appears from what was ~said above (A[3]). Therefore
5332 Suppl, 7 |           Therefore it should not ~be said that confession is the remedy
5333 Suppl, 7 |              reason the same is to be said of Penance as a ~whole,
5334 Suppl, 7 |          gathered from what has been ~said.~
5335 Suppl, 8 |                whereas this cannot be said of ~confession and absolution,
5336 Suppl, 9 |           another. The same is to be ~said in regard to sins, for one
5337 Suppl, 9 |            appears from what has been said (Q[8], A[5]~). Now sometimes
5338 Suppl, 9 |        respect of which confession is said to be "discreet," inasmuch
5339 Suppl, 9 |           this respect ~confession is said to be "voluntary." The third
5340 Suppl, 9 |           this ~respect confession is said to be "pure," i.e. with
5341 Suppl, 9 |            and in this respect it ~is said that confession should be "
5342 Suppl, 9 |            and in ~this respect it is said to be "tearful." Thirdly,
5343 Suppl, 9 |            this respect confession is said to be "faithful," ~i.e.
5344 Suppl, 9 |           against this ~confession is said to be "open," so as not
5345 Suppl, 9 |                in which respect it is said ~to be "simple" indicating
5346 Suppl, 10|           remitted. The same is to be said of confession, to which ~
5347 Suppl, 10|            Consequently just as it is said of Baptism that it ~delivers
5348 Suppl, 10|              from death, so can it be said of confession.~Aquin.: SMT
5349 Suppl, 10|          shown above (AA[1],2), it is said to open Paradise.~Aquin.:
5350 Suppl, 12|              I answer that, An act is said to be the act of a virtue
5351 Suppl, 12|            forth. Secondly, an act is said to belong to a virtue formally,
5352 Suppl, 12|          satisfaction (for a thing is said to be ~satisfied by reason
5353 Suppl, 12|            appears from what has been said, is ~compensation for injury
5354 Suppl, 13| counterpassion," as the Pythagoreans ~said [*Aristotle, Ethic. v, 5;
5355 Suppl, 13|          comes to the same as what we said ~before, since grace is
5356 Suppl, 13|              master, ~which cannot be said of a slave.~Aquin.: SMT
5357 Suppl, 14|               contrition. For ~Daniel said to Nabuchodonosor (Dan.
5358 Suppl, 14|              I answer that, Some have said that if, when all a man'
5359 Suppl, 14|              I answer that, Some have said that works done while in
5360 Suppl, 14|              the perfection, a man is said to merit ~congruously some
5361 Suppl, 15|              clear from what has been said (Q[14], A[2]). ~But we do
5362 Suppl, 15|            sin, to which, as we have ~said, the aforesaid works of
5363 Suppl, 16|           Para. 2/2~Further, a man is said to be curable though he
5364 Suppl, 16|            Fathers, that one of them ~said that even Abraham will repent
5365 Suppl, 17|          which door is Christ, for He said of Himself (Jn. ~10:7): "
5366 Suppl, 17|                 But the Church is not said to have the keys of hell.
5367 Suppl, 17|            His Passion, which also is said to open the door; hence
5368 Suppl, 17|              is ever open, but ~it is said to be closed to someone,
5369 Suppl, 17|             clear from what has been ~said. For a man may be set free
5370 Suppl, 17|               fire in one respect is ~said to have the power of heating,
5371 Suppl, 17|     withholding grace, so a priest is said to exclude, not as though
5372 Suppl, 18|       remission ~of guilt. For it was said to the disciples (Jn. 20:
5373 Suppl, 18|               them." Now this was not said in ~reference to the declaration
5374 Suppl, 18|             Holy Ghost, as the Master said above (Sent. i, D, 14). ~
5375 Suppl, 18|          answer that, Whatever may be said of the effect of Baptism
5376 Suppl, 18|              burdens, which cannot be said of the ~sacraments of the
5377 Suppl, 18|        indirectly, in so far as He is said to ~harden, when He withholds
5378 Suppl, 18|              the guilt; (unless he be said to bind by not absolving
5379 Suppl, 18|               by the priest, has been said in the ~article.~Aquin.:
5380 Suppl, 19|           ministers, ~wherefore He is said to have the key of "excellence."~
5381 Suppl, 19|            appears from what has been said (Q[17], A[2]). ~Therefore
5382 Suppl, 20|               20:22,23). But this was said ~without any restriction.
5383 Suppl, 20|          absolved: wherefore our Lord said indeterminately, ~"Whose
5384 Suppl, 21|              Reply OBJ 1: Prayers are said for unbelievers, but they
5385 Suppl, 21|            among the prayers that are said for the members of the Church.
5386 Suppl, 21|      excommunication, but prayers are said for them that they may receive
5387 Suppl, 21|    excommunicated. Nor can prayers be said for them among the members
5388 Suppl, 21|               of railing speech, ~but said: The Lord command thee."
5389 Suppl, 21|               that excommunication is said to deprive a man ~of God'
5390 Suppl, 22|            evident from what has been said.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[22] A[
5391 Suppl, 23|             clear from what has ~been said.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[23] A[
5392 Suppl, 25|                keep His word." Now He said (Dt. 25:2): "According to
5393 Suppl, 25|             His reverence" (Heb. 5:7) said to Peter, on whose profession
5394 Suppl, 25|              to Peter, to whom it was said ~(Mt. 16:19) that whatsoever
5395 Suppl, 25|           Just as a king would not be said to help a man if he gave
5396 Suppl, 25|           fixed time; thus when it is said, "Whoever visits such and
5397 Suppl, 27|              clear from what had been said.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[27] A[
5398 Suppl, 29|            form of this sacrament ~is said several times during the
5399 Suppl, 29|           this way each sacrament ~is said to be one thing, in as much
5400 Suppl, 29|               OBJ 1: Our Lord did and said many things which are not
5401 Suppl, 29|                Mk. ~6:13) where it is said that they "anointed the
5402 Suppl, 29|           gathered from what has been said.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[29] A[
5403 Suppl, 29|           prayer ~of deprecation, are said by all; but other words
5404 Suppl, 29|           well-being thereof, are not said by all.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
5405 Suppl, 29|               the following words are said in the ~conferring of this
5406 Suppl, 30|              clear from what has been said above ~(cf. Q[29], A[8]).~
5407 Suppl, 31|             OBJ 1: This prayer is not said by the priest in his own
5408 Suppl, 31|             case be heard. But ~it is said in the person of the whole
5409 Suppl, 34|               iv, D, 53), where it is said "Order is a seal of the
5410 Suppl, 34|              sacrament and reality is said to ~remain. Wherefore it
5411 Suppl, 34|              clear from ~what we have said; for since the power of
5412 Suppl, 34|              the sacrament, for it is said: "Receive" this or ~that.~
5413 Suppl, 35|     gratuitous grace, of which ~it is said (1 Cor. 12:4): "There are
5414 Suppl, 35|         Church. Hence, although it is said to be given in order to ~
5415 Suppl, 35|            this point. For some ~have said that a character is imprinted
5416 Suppl, 35|              this reason others ~have said that a character is impressed
5417 Suppl, 35|               Jn. 20:22), where it is said: "Receive the Holy Ghost."
5418 Suppl, 37|               Sent. iv, D, ~24) it is said that it belongs to the deacon
5419 Suppl, 37|              answer that, An Order is said to be sacred in two ways.
5420 Suppl, 37|          effect: ~just as Mass may be said in an unconsecrated building,
5421 Suppl, 37|              the purpose that Mass be said ~there.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
5422 Suppl, 37|               priestly power when He ~said (Jn. 20:22,23): "Receive
5423 Suppl, 37|         passion at the supper when He said: "Take ~ye and eat" (Mt.
5424 Suppl, 38|             as ~appears from what was said above (Q[37], A[1]). Now
5425 Suppl, 38|            Sent. iv, D, 25). For some said that heretics, so long as
5426 Suppl, 38|               For this reason ~others said that those who are cut off
5427 Suppl, 38|             as they. Wherefore others said that even those who are
5428 Suppl, 39|              2~On the contrary, It is said (1 Tim. 2:12): "I suffer
5429 Suppl, 39|        However, as to abbesses, it is said that they have not ordinary ~
5430 Suppl, 39|             appears from what we have said above (AA[3],4,5), a ~man
5431 Suppl, 40|            others. For this reason He said to ~him in the singular: "
5432 Suppl, 40|           perseverance, for Joseph is said (Gn. 37:23) to have had
5433 Suppl, 41|               answer that, A thing is said to be natural in two ways.
5434 Suppl, 41|          free-will. Secondly, that is said to be natural to which nature ~
5435 Suppl, 41|              clear from what has been said.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[41] A[
5436 Suppl, 41|          possession of things when he said (1 Cor. ~7:31): "They that
5437 Suppl, 41|         Properly speaking, a thing is said to be excused when it ~has
5438 Suppl, 41|               marriage act, for it is said ~(1 Cor. 7:3): "Let the
5439 Suppl, 42|         Matrimony were not definitely said by ~God but by Adam; the
5440 Suppl, 42|              2~On the contrary, It is said (Mt. 19:4): "Have ye not
5441 Suppl, 42|               man out of his rib, and said to them: "Increase ~and
5442 Suppl, 42|                 And although this was said also to the other animals,
5443 Suppl, 42|              Lombard, Sent. iv, D, 2] said that matrimony is nowise
5444 Suppl, 42|              Magnus, Sent. iv, D, 26] said that grace is ~conferred
5445 Suppl, 42|               do so; just as we ~have said of the sacrament of orders (
5446 Suppl, 42|              as appears from what was said above (A[1], ad ~4,5).~Aquin.:
5447 Suppl, 43|          sponsores]". Now a person is said to be betrothed by ~reason
5448 Suppl, 43|               espousals. But a man is said to be a spouse on account
5449 Suppl, 43|               Consequently it must be said that for a mortal sin it
5450 Suppl, 44|          directed to one ~purpose are said to be united in their direction
5451 Suppl, 44|               is that whereby we are ~said to be such." Thus, too,
5452 Suppl, 44|              clear from what has been said above.~
5453 Suppl, 47|               on account of fear each said that his wife was ~his sister (
5454 Suppl, 47|           proved; and he sinned if he said that ~he consented whereas
5455 Suppl, 47|             invalid, as we have ~also said in reference to betrothals (
5456 Suppl, 48|              it is evident that ~they said well who asserted that to
5457 Suppl, 49|           nature. If, however, it ~is said to be more important because
5458 Suppl, 49|                and consequently it is said to be ~inseparable, because
5459 Suppl, 49|              I answer that, An act is said to be excused in two ways.
5460 Suppl, 49|              a sin. thus ignorance is said ~to excuse a sin wholly
5461 Suppl, 49|           partly. Secondly, an act is said to be excused ~on its part,
5462 Suppl, 49|              the ~aforesaid goods are said to excuse the marriage act.
5463 Suppl, 49|               9]). Now a human act is said to be ~good in two ways.
5464 Suppl, 49|               in which way an ~act is said to be not only good, but
5465 Suppl, 49|             nothing but mortal sin is said to ~be damnable. Therefore
5466 Suppl, 49|              wherefore such a man is ~said to be too ardent a lover
5467 Suppl, 50|       marriage. These impediments are said to hinder the ~contracting
5468 Suppl, 50|           invalid, wherefore they are said not only to ~hinder the
5469 Suppl, 50|              Reply OBJ 4: Persons are said to be unlawful subjects
5470 Suppl, 51|              2~On the contrary, It is said in the Digests (Si per errorem,
5471 Suppl, 52|            from the fact ~that it was said of man (Gn. 1:26) that he
5472 Suppl, 52|               4: In such a case it is said that the master should be ~
5473 Suppl, 53|                a vow ~of this kind is said to annul the marriage contracted.~
5474 Suppl, 53|          Reply OBJ 1: A simple vow is said to be no less binding in
5475 Suppl, 53|            appears from what has been said in the treatise on ~orders (
5476 Suppl, 54|               1~OBJ 4: Further, Laban said to Jacob (Gn. 29:14): "Thou
5477 Suppl, 54|              fellowship of nature are said to be tied by blood [consanguinei]. ~
5478 Suppl, 54|              clear from what has been said that blood relations ~agree
5479 Suppl, 54|          father by procreation may be said to descend to his son, hence
5480 Suppl, 54|               5: Even as whiteness is said to be greater in two ways,
5481 Suppl, 54|          surface, so consanguinity is said to be greater or lesser ~
5482 Suppl, 54|              in proof of which it was said (Gn. 2:24): "Wherefore a
5483 Suppl, 54|       relation to marriage a thing is said to be contrary to ~the natural
5484 Suppl, 54|              clear from what has been said that consanguinity is by ~
5485 Suppl, 54|           Union of male and female is said to be of natural law, ~because
5486 Suppl, 54|             On the contrary, Our Lord said to His disciples (Lk. 10:
5487 Suppl, 55|                of husband and wife is said to be natural chiefly on
5488 Suppl, 55|            blood-relation": and it is said in the next chapter ~(cap.
5489 Suppl, 55|                Formerly it used to be said that the son of my affine
5490 Suppl, 57|             of love, wherefore God is said to ~have adopted us as children
5491 Suppl, 57|               wherefrom," since it is said to be the taking of "a stranger,"
5492 Suppl, 58|                1/1~Reply OBJ 3: It is said that woman comes to the
5493 Suppl, 59|            virtues of unbelievers are said not ~to be real, because
5494 Suppl, 59|          whole life of unbelievers is said to ~be a sin is not that
5495 Suppl, 59|               1~OBJ 3: Further, it is said (Mt. 5:30): "If thy right
5496 Suppl, 59|              2~On the contrary, It is said (Mt. 5:32): "Whosoever shall
5497 Suppl, 59|          Reply OBJ 4: Covetousness is said to be idolatry on account
5498 Suppl, 61|               1~OBJ 3: Further, it is said (Mt. 19:6): "What God hath
5499 Suppl, 62|      fornication does not remove the ~said tie, so that the act remains,
5500 Suppl, 62|              clear from what has been said.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[62] A[