Part, Question
1 1, 34 | exterior word - that ~is, the vocal sound itself, and the signification
2 1, 34 | Philosopher (Peri Herm. i) vocal sound signifies the ~concept
3 1, 34 | the intellect. Again the vocal sound proceeds from the ~
4 1, 34 | Anima ii, text 90. The ~vocal sound, which has no signification
5 1, 34 | wherefore the exterior vocal sound is called a word from
6 1, 34 | word; ~secondarily, the vocal sound itself, signifying
7 1, 34 | the imagination of the vocal sound is called a ~word.
8 1, 34 | is not ~pronounced by a vocal word, but is uttered in
9 1, 36 | after the similitude of the ~vocal word, whence the breath [
10 1, 63 | choose and consent, and vocal speech in order to ~exhort;
11 1, 64 | choose and consent, and vocal speech in order to ~exhort;
12 2, 81 | Whether prayer should be vocal?~(13) Whether attention
13 2, 81 | Whether prayer should be vocal?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[83] A[
14 2, 81 | that prayer ought not to be vocal. As stated above ~(A[4]),
15 2, 81 | it is useless to employ vocal prayer.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
16 2, 81 | Therefore prayer should not be vocal.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[83] A[
17 2, 81 | possible unless it were vocal prayer. Therefore it is ~
18 2, 81 | prayer as this that it be vocal. And yet the voice is ~employed
19 2, 81 | Thirdly, we have recourse to ~vocal prayer, through a certain
20 2, 81 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Vocal prayer is employed, not
21 2, 81 | question applies chiefly to vocal prayer. ~Accordingly we
22 2, 81 | that can be brought to vocal prayer: one which attends
23 2, 81 | much, especially if his be vocal prayer. ~Therefore prayer
24 3, 21 | 1: Hilary is speaking of vocal prayer, which was not necessary ~
25 Suppl, 79| smell. There will also be vocal praise in ~heaven; hence
26 Suppl, 79| In heaven there will be vocal praise (though indeed some ~
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