Part, Question

 1   1, 22  |    individual selves. This is mad ~evident thus. For since
 2   1, 110 |      are awake, as is seen in mad people, and the like. So,
 3   2, 6   |    concupiscence has rendered mad, it would follow ~that concupiscence
 4   2, 77  | altogether, as in the case of mad ~people. Much more, therefore,
 5   2, 77  |     the case of those who are mad through love or anger; and
 6   2, 169 |       prophet was foolish and mad [*Vulg.: ~'the spiritual
 7   2, 169 |         the spiritual man was mad']." Therefore prophecy is
 8   2, 169 |      described as foolish and mad are not ~true but false
 9   2, 173 |      happens to those who are mad with anger or love.~Aquin.:
10   2, 174 |    who speak in tongues to be mad (1 Cor. 14:23), for instance ~
11   3, 68  |    there are some who, though mad or imbecile from birth,
12   3, 83  |       the priest dies or goes mad, or is hindered by some
13 Suppl, 32|      Baptism is ~conferred on mad people as stated above (
14 Suppl, 41|      we ~suppose, as some are mad enough to assert, that corruptible
15 Suppl, 58|    than ~carnal marriage. But mad persons can be baptized.
16 Suppl, 58|        OTC Para. 2/2~Further, mad persons are not fit for
17 Suppl, 58|     it be previous, then ~the mad person either has lucid
18 Suppl, 58|      spoken of the Baptism of mad persons (TP, Q[68], ~A[12]).~