Part, Question

 1   1, 61  |     creation; as Gregory the ~Theologian declares, He first of all
 2   1, 75  |       of his ~origin. Now the theologian considers the nature of
 3   1, 62  |     creation; as Gregory the ~Theologian declares, He first of all
 4   1, 74  |       of his ~origin. Now the theologian considers the nature of
 5   1, 77  |    the soul specifically. The theologian, ~however, has only to inquire
 6   1, 83  |      the consideration of the theologian. ~Furthermore, the acts
 7   2, 7   |   circumstance?~(2) Whether a theologian should take note of the
 8   2, 7   |     sophistry." Therefore the theologian has not to ~consider circumstances.~
 9   2, 7   |        Therefore it is not a ~theologian's business to consider circumstances.~
10   2, 7   |       of which belongs to the theologian. Therefore ~circumstances
11   2, 7   |   should be considered by the theologian.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[7] A[2]
12   2, 7   |     the consideration of the ~theologian, for a threefold reason.
13   2, 7   |    reason. First, because the theologian ~considers human acts, inasmuch
14   2, 7   |     circumstances. Hence the ~theologian has to consider the circumstances.
15   2, 7   |        Secondly, because the ~theologian considers human acts according
16   2, 7   |         Thirdly, because ~the theologian considers human acts under
17   2, 7   |      6], A[8]). Therefore the theologian has to consider ~circumstances.~
18   2, 7   |     politician judges. To the theologian this consideration ~belongs,
19   2, 71  |    Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: The theologian considers sin chiefly as
20   2, 171 | visions, ~says that "the wise theologian calls that vision divine
21 Suppl, 12|   incentive." As used by ~the theologian, it denotes the quasi-material