Part, Question
1 1, 19 | suffices God, and completely satisfies ~His will. Therefore God
2 2, 5 | man is that which entirely satisfies his ~will. Consequently
3 2, 5 | is ~happy: since nothing satisfies man's natural desire, except
4 2, 31 | the ~pleasurable good that satisfies the appetite, nevertheless
5 2, 68 | of adversity . . . piety satisfies the inmost heart with deeds
6 2, 68 | Of piety he says that "it satisfies the ~inmost heart with deeds
7 2, 56 | mean, wherefore justice ~satisfies the conditions of a moral
8 2, 75 | considered in itself, it satisfies the greed for gain, which ~
9 3, 14 | into the world. ~Now one satisfies for another's sin by taking
10 3, 14 | suffers the ~punishment satisfies. And so it was with Christ,
11 3, 48 | atonement by which one satisfies for self or another is called
12 3, 84 | confesses, and ~for which he satisfies. Hence it follows that sins
13 Suppl, 4 | Further, the pain of purgatory satisfies for sin. But ~satisfaction
14 Suppl, 13| satisfaction for another, he satisfies for ~himself by satisfying
15 Suppl, 13| it ~necessary that he who satisfies for another should undergo
16 Suppl, 13| is ~required of him who satisfies for another, than of the
17 Suppl, 13| for himself; yet he that satisfies for another ~does not also
18 Suppl, 15| lacking, the punishment satisfies." Therefore ~the scourges
19 Suppl, 71| satisfaction of one who satisfies for another ~profits him
20 Suppl, 71| with the one for whom he satisfies, it will likewise ~equally
21 Suppl, 71| Reply OBJ 1: When one person satisfies for another, the point to ~
22 Suppl, 71| the guilt of the one who satisfies, in so far as ~it is a kind
23 Suppl, 71| man by offering suffrages satisfies somewhat for a ~deceased
24 Suppl, 71| living ~person. Now where one satisfies for a living person the
25 Suppl, 87| Tim. 2:5) ~inasmuch as He satisfies for men and intercedes for
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