Part, Question

5501 Suppl, 62|               speaking ~women are not said to be continent on account
5502 Suppl, 62|            appears from ~what we have said above. And since it is more
5503 Suppl, 62|               1~OBJ 4: Further, it is said (Mt. 19:9): "Whosoever shall
5504 Suppl, 64|               conceive; moreover, the said issue lasts only a short
5505 Suppl, 64|            own body," and the same is said of the wife. Therefore they ~
5506 Suppl, 65|           obtain by a certain work is said to be ~contrary to the natural
5507 Suppl, 65|                the act in question is said to be against the law of
5508 Suppl, 65|               thus the "sacrament" is said ~to be a marriage good.
5509 Suppl, 65|           evident from what has been ~said that plurality of wives
5510 Suppl, 65|            follows from what has been said.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[65] A[
5511 Suppl, 65|     significations. First a right is ~said to be natural by its principle,
5512 Suppl, 65|        impress of heavenly bodies are said to be natural, as the ~Commentator
5513 Suppl, 65|               are of Divine right are said to be of natural right,
5514 Suppl, 65|           Gospel." ~Thirdly, right is said to be natural not only from
5515 Suppl, 65|          pertain to man alone are not said to be of ~natural right,
5516 Suppl, 65|           appears from ~what has been said, for such is nature's dictate
5517 Suppl, 65|              clear from what has been said.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[65] A[
5518 Suppl, 65|                plurality of wives is ~said to be against the natural
5519 Suppl, 65|            above (A[1]), an action is said to be against ~the natural
5520 Suppl, 66|          point. However, what we have said is more probable, since ~
5521 Suppl, 66|               dispensation. For it is said (Extra, De bigamis, cap.
5522 Suppl, 67|           gathered from what has been said.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[67] A[
5523 Suppl, 67|             On the contrary, our Lord said (Mt. 19:8) that Moses granted
5524 Suppl, 67|         prescribed, a lesser good is ~said to be permitted: thus the
5525 Suppl, 67|    prohibition: ~thus venial sins are said to be permitted because
5526 Suppl, 67|     prevention, and thus all sins are said to be ~permitted by God,
5527 Suppl, 67|           inspired by the Holy Ghost, said that a wife ~ought to be
5528 Suppl, 67|            Testament (Mt. ~5). Now He said that it belongs to the superabundant
5529 Suppl, 67|            the same sense a person is said to have ~manners [morigeratus]
5530 Suppl, 67|       absolutely ~speaking; or she is said to be defiled just as a
5531 Suppl, 67|              dead or leprous body was said to be unclean with the uncleanness,
5532 Suppl, 67|              1~On the contrary, It is said (Dt. 24:4) that "the former
5533 Suppl, 68|              answer that, A person is said to incur a loss for some
5534 Suppl, 68|        illegitimate. But the child is said to be legitimized, in so
5535 Suppl, 68|              of his ~fault, he is not said to be illegitimate, because
5536 Suppl, 69|             places; for it cannot be ~said that they agree with certain
5537 Suppl, 69|            saints ~will be when it is said to them: Come ye blessed
5538 Suppl, 69|             Lord." The same is to be ~said in reference to the damned.~
5539 Suppl, 69|              them; but this cannot be said of the ~souls of men. Nevertheless,
5540 Suppl, 69|              Para. 2/2~Further, Jacob said to his sons (Gn. 44:38): "
5541 Suppl, 69|             the damned. For Christ is said to have "bitten" [*Allusion
5542 Suppl, 69|              all. Now He would not be said to have "bitten" hell if
5543 Suppl, 69|                in the Creed Christ is said to have descended into hell. ~
5544 Suppl, 69|            Fathers from ~limbo, He is said to have "bitten" hell and
5545 Suppl, 69|            says of Jacob: "When Jacob said to ~his sons, 'You will
5546 Suppl, 69|            this world, ~as the Master said above (Sent. iv, D, 21).~
5547 Suppl, 70|              naught. For it cannot be said ~that it is dissolved into
5548 Suppl, 70|             of the sensitive soul are said to be acts of the ~organs,
5549 Suppl, 70|             that ~image: wherefore he said before of those who lie
5550 Suppl, 70|           this world: wherefore it is said to the rich glutton ~(Lk.
5551 Suppl, 70|         should go on indefinitely, he said that the first mover moves ~
5552 Suppl, 70|               maintained, it must be ~said that the meaning is that
5553 Suppl, 70|              Reply OBJ 2: The soul is said to feel through the body,
5554 Suppl, 70|            impressed; which cannot be said of the separated soul. Or
5555 Suppl, 70|              OBJ 5: Further, if it be said that the soul is punished
5556 Suppl, 70|              OBJ 6: Further, if it be said that the soul suffers from
5557 Suppl, 70|       corporeal fire, ~since our Lord said (Mt. 25:41) that this fire
5558 Suppl, 70|               Para. 2/8~For some have said that the mere fact that
5559 Suppl, 70|           Para. 3/8~Hence others have said that although a corporeal
5560 Suppl, 70|              lit. xii), it ~cannot be said in relation to that passion
5561 Suppl, 70|              as a "painful object is ~said to touch," as stated in
5562 Suppl, 71|           evidenced by what has been ~said.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[71] A[
5563 Suppl, 71|             those who are in hell are said to be damned. Therefore
5564 Suppl, 71|            the damned. For some ~have said that a twofold distinction
5565 Suppl, 71|          First, ~as to time; for they said that after the judgment
5566 Suppl, 71|            hell. Some of these, they ~said, are very bad, those namely
5567 Suppl, 71|               of Paris, A.D. ~1205-9] said that suffrages for the damned
5568 Suppl, 71|           another ~explanation. These said that the process in the
5569 Suppl, 71|       Beauvais] (Sent. iv, Tract. 14) said that ~suffrages profit the
5570 Suppl, 71|           profit the damned, if it be said that they ~profit neither
5571 Suppl, 71|               grace, which ~cannot be said of the dead. Hence there
5572 Suppl, 71|                Even so the demons are said to rejoice when they draw
5573 Suppl, 71|            nothing. For it cannot be ~said that they profit him before
5574 Suppl, 71|            the same whatever Mass ~be said for a deceased person, whether
5575 Suppl, 71|           matter in whose honor it be said: and this is the ~principal
5576 Suppl, 71|             who orders the Mass to be said, ~or again, by the intercession
5577 Suppl, 71|           Para. 3/3~Further, Our Lord said (Lk. 12:4): "Be not afraid
5578 Suppl, 71|             like ~Praepositivus, have said that suffrages offered for
5579 Suppl, 71|               persons is futile, they said that the Church did this
5580 Suppl, 71|              Others, on the contrary, said that suffrages avail more
5581 Suppl, 71|              the Church, when Mass is said for one deceased person,
5582 Suppl, 71|           person for whom the Mass is said were to lose something ~
5583 Suppl, 71|             if the one same prayer be said for many, each ~one of them
5584 Suppl, 71|             if that ~same prayer were said for him alone.~Aquin.: SMT
5585 Suppl, 71|               a Mass and prayer to be said for one person in particular, ~
5586 Suppl, 71|               Mass ought always to be said for all the faithful departed:
5587 Suppl, 71|             follows that when Mass is said for one ~person, it is not
5588 Suppl, 71|           unfitting for prayers to be said for others also. For ~these
5589 Suppl, 71|                For ~these prayers are said, not that the satisfaction
5590 Suppl, 72|             is clear that when Isaias said this, Abraham had no such ~
5591 Suppl, 72|          example of the Apostle, who ~said (Rm. 15:30): "I beseech
5592 Suppl, 72|              on (A[3]) the saints are said to ~present our prayers
5593 Suppl, 72|               dwell on earth, "it was said to them ~that they should
5594 Suppl, 72|           answer that, The saints are said to pray for us in two ways.
5595 Suppl, 72|        shedding of Christ's ~blood is said to ask pardon for us. In
5596 Suppl, 72|                in so far ~as they are said to pray for us by reason
5597 Suppl, 72|              spirit of that nation is said to have won or lost ~in
5598 Suppl, 72|                The day of the Lord is said to come as a thief, because
5599 Suppl, 72|          although, as we have already said, all these most manifest ~
5600 Suppl, 72|                whereas this cannot be said of light.~Aquin.: SMT XP
5601 Suppl, 72|            Therefore it should not be said of them rather than of others,
5602 Suppl, 72|            angels: and ~then they are said to the question at issue
5603 Suppl, 72|             angels: and then they are said to be ~moved through wonder
5604 Suppl, 72|                and then that order is said to be moved more than the ~
5605 Suppl, 72|               sense the blessed Agnes said that the "sun and ~moon
5606 Suppl, 72|              clear from what has been said.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[74] Out.
5607 Suppl, 72|            OBJ 3: Further, a thing is said to be cleansed when any
5608 Suppl, 72|       proportionately to what we have said ~with regard to man. Now
5609 Suppl, 72|               whole, ~which cannot be said of a mixed body. And since
5610 Suppl, 72|             higher heavens, these are said to perish as regards their
5611 Suppl, 72|              the words quoted, he had said (2 Pt. 3:5-7): "The heavens . . . ~
5612 Suppl, 72|             Reply OBJ 1: That fire is said to engulf the four elements
5613 Suppl, 72|          cleanse them. But when it is said further that "it ~will consume
5614 Suppl, 72|        present world ~of which he had said previously (De Civ. Dei
5615 Suppl, 72|               1~OBJ 4: Further, it is said that our Lord will come
5616 Suppl, 72|             rise again: yet those are said to be ~found alive who will
5617 Suppl, 72|                D, 47). For a thing is said to be ~consumed when it
5618 Suppl, 72|              OBJ 2: Further, if it be said that it will consume the
5619 Suppl, 72|              of Ps. 96:3, where it is said of this ~fire that it "shall
5620 Suppl, 72|            the good: wherefore it is ~said (Lk. 3:17): "Whose fan is
5621 Suppl, 72|      happiness: ~wherefore Porphyrius said as Augustine states (De
5622 Suppl, 72|              1] Body Para. 5/5~Others said that the entire nature of
5623 Suppl, 72|              3~On the contrary, It is said (Jn. 5:28,25): "All that
5624 Suppl, 72|               again, are not properly said to awake, since ~they will
5625 Suppl, 73|            from Rm. 4:25, where it is said that He "rose ~again for
5626 Suppl, 73|          whiteness of the begetter is said to be ~the cause of the
5627 Suppl, 73|              Christ's resurrection is said to be ~the cause of ours,
5628 Suppl, 73|           evident from what has been ~said.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[76] A[
5629 Suppl, 74|          others exemplate, as we have said in ~reference to Christ'
5630 Suppl, 74|            the world, wherefore it is said (Mt. ~28:20): "Behold I
5631 Suppl, 74|              be then: wherefore it is said (Apoc. 10:6) that "time
5632 Suppl, 74|           same point. Wherefore it is said that Christ arose at ~such
5633 Suppl, 74|           hour: and accordingly it is said ~that the resurrection will
5634 Suppl, 74|        perfect disposition of time is said to be midday, ~on account
5635 Suppl, 75|           with immortality: for it is said in the creed that our Lord "
5636 Suppl, 75|             TP, Q[26]]. Nor can it be said that they ~needed not this
5637 Suppl, 75|               clear from what we have said.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[78] A[
5638 Suppl, 75|               destroyed by fire it is said to be reduced to ashes.
5639 Suppl, 76|          first of these is that ~they said that the soul is not united
5640 Suppl, 76|    accidentally, so that man would be said to surpass other animals ~
5641 Suppl, 76|              to life, he would not be said to live again. Therefore
5642 Suppl, 76|          flesh. Accordingly if it ~be said that one part of matter
5643 Suppl, 76|        artificial ~form. But if it be said that the matter of one part
5644 Suppl, 77|              OBJ 4: Further, if it be said that not all the flesh partaken
5645 Suppl, 77|              OBJ 5: Further, if it be said that what was changed into
5646 Suppl, 77|                Accordingly a thing is said to belong to the truth of
5647 Suppl, 77|             that ~the commonwealth is said to remain the selfsame.
5648 Suppl, 78|            from years. Hence Adam is ~said to have been formed in the
5649 Suppl, 78|            strength of the species is said to be more perfect in a ~
5650 Suppl, 78|               1], ad 2) that all are ~said to rise again of the same
5651 Suppl, 78|               Reply OBJ 1: When it is said: We shall all meet "Christ
5652 Suppl, 78|              Christ's. ~But Christ is said to have ate after His resurrection (
5653 Suppl, 78|               to all. Hence Christ is said to ~have ate by dispensation
5654 Suppl, 79|              glorious bodies are not ~said to be impassible by the
5655 Suppl, 79|     resurrection; ~wherefore they are said to be impassible.~Aquin.:
5656 Suppl, 79|              dead, ~for to them it is said (Lk. 21:18): "A hair of
5657 Suppl, 79|               causes. Thus a place is said to be more ~darksome from
5658 Suppl, 79|           with respect to which it is said to be the power. Wherefore
5659 Suppl, 79|            appears ~from what we have said (Q[81], A[4]): unless perchance
5660 Suppl, 79|              this reason the touch is said to be the most ~material
5661 Suppl, 80|           within equal dimensions are said ~to be more subtle; as fire
5662 Suppl, 80|               penetrate. ~Hence it is said in De Gener. ii that "a
5663 Suppl, 80|             just as a subtle thing is said to be ~penetrative, for
5664 Suppl, 80|             thing, so is an intellect said to be subtle because it
5665 Suppl, 80|               like manner a person is said to have subtle sight, because
5666 Suppl, 80|              spiritual substances are said to be ~subtle: and they
5667 Suppl, 80|               to be ~subtle: and they said that at the resurrection
5668 Suppl, 80|              6~Hence certain heretics said that the body will remain
5669 Suppl, 80|               which ~human bodies are said to be subtle will result
5670 Suppl, 80|        dominion the glorified body is said to be "spiritual," as being ~
5671 Suppl, 80|                the glorified ~body is said to be subtle as a result
5672 Suppl, 80|         sensible body." And a body is said to be ~sensible by reason
5673 Suppl, 80|              possibility of a vacuum, said that a vacuum is a place
5674 Suppl, 80|              is not a body as we have said above (Sent. ii, Q[13], ~
5675 Suppl, 80|               place": ~hence if it be said to be in a place, this is
5676 Suppl, 80|              of contiguous bodies are said to coincide.~Aquin.: SMT
5677 Suppl, 80|           this nothing ~else has been said, but that the dimensions
5678 Suppl, 80|                 because a line is not said to be drawn otherwise than
5679 Suppl, 80|              the other bodies will be said ~equivocally to be glorified,
5680 Suppl, 80|          states (Moral. xxiv): for he said that in the glory of the ~
5681 Suppl, 80|               is clear that a body is said to be palpable for two ~
5682 Suppl, 81|            with labor and pain can be said to be ~agile. Yet the glorified
5683 Suppl, 81|               1: Glorified bodies are said to be borne by the angels
5684 Suppl, 81|         movements, and thus it may be said ~that the bodies of the
5685 Suppl, 81|              Reply OBJ 2: A person is said to need a thing in two ways,
5686 Suppl, 81|            Moreover, when the will is said to move from ~one place
5687 Suppl, 81|               and in this sense it is said to move from one place to
5688 Suppl, 81|         determinate place, as we have said ~in reference to the heavenly
5689 Suppl, 81|               Augustine, the speed is said to be equal ~because the
5690 Suppl, 82|              light is. This cannot be said in the point at issue, because
5691 Suppl, 83|              pain: wherefore they are said to be in "everlasting ~death,"
5692 Suppl, 83|            the salamander, which are ~said to remain living in fire
5693 Suppl, 83|            which for this reason are ~said to be passible.~Aquin.:
5694 Suppl, 84|              the books which are here said to ~be opened "denote the
5695 Suppl, 84|               s ~conscience, which is said to be one single book, because
5696 Suppl, 84|      confesses great crimes. Sins are said to be blotted out because
5697 Suppl, 85|             human race: thus a man is said to be judged according to ~
5698 Suppl, 85|        special way something ~will be said to those who had been believers,
5699 Suppl, 85|          believers, which will not be said to ~unbelievers.~Aquin.:
5700 Suppl, 85|               since these things were said, it would seem that now
5701 Suppl, 85|                 The ~Son, however, is said not to know in so far as
5702 Suppl, 85|             this very reason when He ~said (Acts 1:7): "It is not for
5703 Suppl, 86|      approving His ~sentence, will be said to judge. In this sense
5704 Suppl, 86|        nations." Thirdly, a person is said to judge assessorially ~
5705 Suppl, 86|                and thus assessors are said to judge. [*An ~"assessor"
5706 Suppl, 86|           containing the law might be said to judge: ~wherefore it
5707 Suppl, 86|              properly speaking, he is said to judge who pronounces ~
5708 Suppl, 86|             one of the saints will be said to judge as stated above ~[*
5709 Suppl, 86|           crowns: and the same may be said of the judicial ~power.~
5710 Suppl, 86|              wherefore he had already said: "Those who will still be
5711 Suppl, 87|           goodness itself. But God is said to be hated by ~certain
5712 Suppl, 88|             is evident from its being said there: "All the days of
5713 Suppl, 88|             was ordained: hence it is said metaphorically to labor, ~
5714 Suppl, 88|      construct one of these he is not said to ~have the potentiality
5715 Suppl, 88|             movement of the heaven is said to be natural, not as ~though
5716 Suppl, 88|             amelioration which, it is said, will ~accrue to them at
5717 Suppl, 88|            quotations from Isaias, is said ~metaphorically: and that
5718 Suppl, 88|               that even as the sun is said to be darkened in ~reference
5719 Suppl, 88|            the ~other hand the sun is said to shine brighter for a
5720 Suppl, 88|             to ~their mode: for it is said that the earth on its outward
5721 Suppl, 88|       adornment. Now the elements are said to be adorned by the animals ~
5722 Suppl, 88|               OBJ 1: These bodies are said to adorn the elements, inasmuch
5723 Suppl, 88|          However, ~certain bodies are said to be rewarded in so far
5724 Suppl, 89|   indisposition in the organ, ~is not said to see a white thing, so
5725 Suppl, 89|             the opinion of those who ~said that "in this abode of bliss
5726 Suppl, 89|             eye, the eye would not be said to see whiteness. In ~like
5727 Suppl, 89|               seen in this way alone, said that ~the essence itself
5728 Suppl, 89|               for which reason we are said to see now in a glass: nor
5729 Suppl, 89|           Corporeal creatures are not said to be seen immediately, ~
5730 Suppl, 89|             the mind, ~of which it is said: Blessed are the pure in
5731 Suppl, 89|               De Trin. xiv.), "man is said to be made ~to God's image
5732 Suppl, 89|        animals. The external sense is said to perceive things of this ~
5733 Suppl, 89|            otherwise the sense is not said to perceive it even indirectly.~
5734 Suppl, 89|              appears from what he had said before: "Therefore they ~
5735 Suppl, 89|               or have been: and He is said to know these things by ~
5736 Suppl, 89|        ultimate perfection, it is not said ~to be imperfect, even though
5737 Suppl, 91|         afflictions, wherefore He is ~said to be merciful.~Aquin.:
5738 Suppl, 91|           angels and the blessed ~are said to pity them by desiring
5739 Suppl, 91|               1/1~Reply OBJ 2: God is said to be merciful, in so far
5740 Suppl, 92|            proficient in knowledge is said to be endowed with knowledge,
5741 Suppl, 92|            the human nature in Him is said to have been espoused by
5742 Suppl, 92|              Him as God, there is not said to be a marriage, since
5743 Suppl, 92|          Human nature is not properly said to be a bride in its ~union
5744 Suppl, 92|               of speaking, from being said to have the ~dowries, not
5745 Suppl, 92|          together; and thus Christ is said to be a member of the Church,
5746 Suppl, 92|               one thing is ~not to be said of another metaphorically
5747 Suppl, 92|              the beatific dowries are said to correspond to the ~virtues
5748 Suppl, 92|            vision only, since "we are said ~to enjoy those things which
5749 Suppl, 92|             same way. For it has been said (A[2]) that a dowry is ~
5750 Suppl, 92|              victory. But this is not said properly, because the irascible
5751 Suppl, 92|              clear from what has been said.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[95] A[
5752 Suppl, 93|                Accordingly it must be said that an "aureole" denotes
5753 Suppl, 93|            this signification we ~are said to enjoy [frui] God perfectly
5754 Suppl, 93|            evidenced by what has been said.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[96] A[
5755 Suppl, 93|               be saved. Yet it may be said that the ~fruits are not
5756 Suppl, 93|               a vow. Hence it ~may be said otherwise that merit is
5757 Suppl, 93|            appears from what has been said above (Sent. iv, D, 33,
5758 Suppl, 93|             however, would seem to be said ~without reason, for since
5759 Suppl, 93|       virginity ~thereby; and be this said, whether she be violated
5760 Suppl, 93|            martyrdom: wherefore Lucy ~said: "If thou causest me to
5761 Suppl, 93|             of a vow, even as we have said in regard to virginity.~
5762 Suppl, 93|      spiritual weapon, of which it is said (2 ~Cor. 10:4): "The weapons
5763 Suppl, 93|             Reply OBJ 1: Virginity is said to be an angelic life, in
5764 Suppl, 93|           crown ~[aureola] when it is said: 'If thou wilt be perfect,
5765 Suppl, 93|           greatest of all. ~For it is said of virgins (Apoc. 14:4)
5766 Suppl, 93|            increase, as when a man is said to be more blind, if he
5767 Suppl, 94|              the earth, where hell is said to be, fire ~cannot be otherwise
5768 Suppl, 94|               avoid this ~difficulty, said that the soul separated
5769 Suppl, 94|              for the present. We have said elsewhere (Q[70], A[3])
5770 Suppl, 94|         beneath the earth. For it is ~said of the damned (Job 18:18), "
5771 Suppl, 94|               Methinks I ~should have said that hell is beneath the
5772 Suppl, 95|              2~On the contrary, It is said of the damned (Wis. 5:3): "
5773 Suppl, 95|               be unhappy. Hence it is said (Mt. 26:24): "It ~were better
5774 Suppl, 95|             are not damned. For it is said (Lk. 16:27, 28) of the rich
5775 Suppl, 95|              2~On the contrary, It is said to the rich man who was
5776 Suppl, 96|              as appears from what was said of the destruction ~of Nineve (
5777 Suppl, 96|               the point, where it is ~said: "Will God then be angry
5778 Suppl, 96|              different ways. For some said that whoever received the
5779 Suppl, 96|              11:6). ~Wherefore others said that those alone will be
5780 Suppl, 96|               1~Reply OBJ 3: Our Lord said this to those who ask that
5781 Appen1, 1|              OBJ 3: Further, if it be said that they do not suffer,
5782 Appen1, 1|           perfections. Nor can it be ~said that they were adapted to
5783 Appen1, 2|           quality: and this cannot be said of the soul. Therefore the
5784 Appen1, 2|               answer that, A thing is said to be voluntary in two ways.
5785 Appen1, 2|           will. ~Secondly, a thing is said to be voluntary by a conditional
5786 Appen1, 2|             respect the punishment is said to be ~voluntary. In this
5787 Appen1, 2|            punishment of Purgatory is said to be ~voluntary.~Aquin.:
5788 Appen1, 2|              venial sins, as we have ~said (FS, Q[89], A[2]). Now wood,
5789 Appen1, 2|            them to say, ~that this is said expressly of light sins,
5790 Appen1, 2|          asleep; and yet sleep is not said, for this reason, to diminish ~
5791 Appen2, 1|           after this life. For ~it is said (Apoc. 14:13): "Blessed
5792 Appen2, 1|              2~On the contrary, It is said (2 Macc. 12:46): "It is
5793 Appen2, 1|              into Limbo would not ~be said to have descended into hell.