Part, Question
1 2, 5 | nature, no pure creature can becomingly gain Happiness, without ~
2 2, 99 | sciences should be ordered becomingly, so that ~the instruction
3 2, 108 | Hence Our Lord directed us becomingly with regard to ~these two
4 2, 85 | livelihood: and so it was ~becomingly ordained that the remaining
5 2, 89 | conducing to this result is becomingly adopted in ~the divine praises.
6 2, 95 | inordinately." Now to pray to God becomingly is an act of ~religion as
7 2, 112 | so far as one man behaves becomingly towards ~another. Such pleasures
8 2, 115 | either from ~spending it becomingly, or from making suitable
9 2, 115 | chiefly to liberality to give becomingly, as ~stated (A[4]). But
10 2, 115 | stated (A[4]). But giving becomingly belongs to beneficence and
11 2, 139 | which a thing ~cannot be becomingly. Now temperance regards
12 2, 158 | which require to be done becomingly ~and honestly [*Cf. Q[145],
13 2, 183 | ruled, though it be filled ~becomingly, is unbecomingly desired."~
14 3, 30 | OBJ 3: Further, none can becomingly announce what he knows not.
15 3, 30 | Incarnation could ~not be made becomingly by any angel.~Aquin.: SMT
16 3, 30 | this announcement was not becomingly made by the ~archangel Gabriel.~
17 3, 35 | God is well ~ordered" and becomingly arranged, it follows that
18 3, 36 | by God's wisdom is done becomingly. Therefore those to ~whom
19 3, 37 | saved, therefore He was becomingly named Jesus, i.e. Saviour:
20 3, 37 | 1/1~Whether Christ was becomingly presented in the temple?~
21 3, 51 | Consequently, this was not done becomingly with regard to ~Christ.~
22 3, 57 | the highest of places is ~becomingly due to spiritual substances,
23 3, 65 | end cannot be attained so becomingly: thus a horse is necessary ~
24 3, 66 | Consequently they are becomingly ~addressed not only to men,
25 3, 83 | this matter, ~are chosen becomingly.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[83] A[
26 Suppl, 42| without which he cannot becomingly do so; just as we ~have
27 Suppl, 87| to His human nature He is becomingly the Judge ~not only of bodily
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