Part, Question
1 1, 1 | lowest science seems not to befit this science, ~which holds
2 1, 1 | corporeal things does not befit this science.~Aquin.: SMT
3 1, 4 | completely made. But it does not befit God to ~be made. Therefore
4 1, 23 | universe, and what number would befit the essential parts of that ~
5 1, 66 | Further, different acts befit different potentialities,
6 1, 74 | Himself. But it does not befit ~God to move and to occupy
7 1, 67 | Further, different acts befit different potentialities,
8 1, 73 | Himself. But it does not befit ~God to move and to occupy
9 1, 98 | regards those acts which befit the state of infancy; as ~
10 1, 101 | objection, for those places befit ~those animals in their
11 1, 106 | body. Hence it does not befit an angel; ~but only interior
12 1, 107 | orders accordingly as they befit the spiritual perfections
13 1, 107 | Divine operations ~which befit them; secondly, in regard
14 1, 108 | But to cleanse does not befit the demons, ~according to
15 2, 12 | goodness, and whatever does not befit Him, is ~far removed from
16 2, 23 | virtual. The former does not befit charity which is a spiritual ~
17 2, 55 | those matters only which befit him in relation to ~himself.
18 2, 166 | circumstances, so that our fun "befit the ~hour and the man,"
19 3, 4 | destroyed, and this does not befit the incorruptibility of ~
20 3, 12 | truth." And thus it did not befit His dignity that He ~should
21 3, 13 | thus, since it would not befit His wisdom if He ~willed
22 3, 16 | eternity, and hence it does not befit ~Him to be made God. But
23 Suppl, 37| and so forth: such acts befit any baptized person. In ~
24 Suppl, 58| remedy, although it does ~not befit them as fulfilling an office
25 Suppl, 88| Further, the dwelling should befit the dweller. But the world
26 Suppl, 88| dwelling. Therefore it should befit man. Now man will be ~renewed.
27 Suppl, 92| things which we ~call dowries befit Him in the highest degree.~
28 Suppl, 92| espousal does not ~properly befit the angels.~Aquin.: SMT
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