Part, Question

 1   1, 115 |        fore-spoken" by one who decrees them to happen. Now what ~
 2   2, 93  |    suffer what the eternal law decrees concerning them, ~according
 3   2, 95  |     materially. But "statutes, decrees of the commonalty, ~senatorial
 4   2, 95  |        commonalty, ~senatorial decrees," and the like which he
 5   2, 95  |       Responsa Prudentum] and "Decrees of the ~Senate" [Senatus
 6   2, 95  | democracy," and there we have "Decrees of the ~commonalty" [Plebiscita].
 7   2, 96  |      which are the subject of ~decrees," which are also individual
 8   2, 96  |      individual matters, since decrees are framed ~about individual
 9   2, 96  |    particular cases: such ~are decrees which have the force of
10   2, 96  |         all matters subject to decrees."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[96] A[
11   2, 96  |       single act. Because the ~decrees than to one single act.
12   2, 96  |        single act. Because the decrees of prudent men are ~made
13   2, 99  |      commandments contained in decrees": where he is referring
14   2, 102 |   observances, by substituting decrees, i.e. evangelical precepts, ~
15   2, 102 |        them by the ~reasonable decrees of the New Law. Therefore
16   2, 102 |         On the other hand, the decrees of the New Law, which refer
17   2, 55  |        whatever natural reason decrees among all ~men, is observed
18   2, 184 |         for it is ~said in the Decrees (VII, qu. i, can. Hoc nequaquam): "
19   2, 185 |     Decrevit): "The holy synod decrees that henceforth no cleric
20   3, 67  | passage is to be found in the ~Decrees, dist. 93): "We order the
21   3, 68  |        Further, we read in the decrees of the Council of Agde (
22   3, 80  |         1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Those decrees were abolished by contrary
23 Suppl, 86| perfect men ~as containing the decrees of Divine justice according