Part, Question

4001 Suppl, 84|              Further, the greater the cause the greater the effect.
4002 Suppl, 84|          greater the effect. Now the ~cause which makes us grieve for
4003 Suppl, 84|            the one Divine ~power will cause all to recall their deeds,
4004 Suppl, 84|           Although charity is now the cause of sorrow for sin, yet ~
4005 Suppl, 84|          either in itself, or in its ~cause, or in its effect. Now the
4006 Suppl, 84|             them to be known in their cause, since all will not see
4007 Suppl, 84|          confusion be diminished by a cause of this kind is ~owing to
4008 Suppl, 85|               answer that, God is the cause of things by His knowledge [*
4009 Suppl, 85|          others whereof they ~are the cause, and bestows on some the
4010 Suppl, 85|              to ~an end by no created cause, even as it derived its
4011 Suppl, 86|               good angels are not the cause of the principal reward ~
4012 Suppl, 86|      Nevertheless ~the angels are the cause of certain accidental rewards
4013 Suppl, 87|             written (Job 36:17): "Thy cause hath been judged as that ~
4014 Suppl, 87|              to a gloss - therefore, "cause and ~judgment thou shalt
4015 Suppl, 87|           Word was made flesh" is the cause of the resurrection of souls; ~
4016 Suppl, 87|        removed if a stronger contrary cause supervene, and does not ~
4017 Suppl, 87|             and does not ~remove that cause. Accordingly the grief of
4018 Suppl, 88|              will not be reduced to a cause that is moved, but ~to an
4019 Suppl, 88|         movement of the heaven is the cause of time. ~Therefore if the
4020 Suppl, 88|            not ~indeed by any natural cause, but as a result of the
4021 Suppl, 88|              far as thereby it is the cause of generation and ~corruption
4022 Suppl, 88|               heavenly bodies are the cause of generation ~in this lower
4023 Suppl, 88|               cleansing fire will not cause the form of the renewal, ~
4024 Suppl, 88|             far ~as the latter is the cause of something. But light
4025 Suppl, 88|             body has ceased to be the cause of ~generation, its brightness
4026 Suppl, 88|              to last longer ~than its cause. Wherefore if at the cessation
4027 Suppl, 89|               to the knowledge of its cause. Therefore it is impossible ~
4028 Suppl, 89|               an effect is led to the cause, or conversely. ~Accordingly
4029 Suppl, 89|             Yet ~this medium will not cause that knowledge to be mediate,
4030 Suppl, 89|         necessary that he who knows a cause ~should know all its effects,
4031 Suppl, 89|              unless he comprehend the cause: and this is ~not in the
4032 Suppl, 89|              through the image of its cause and conversely. Consequently
4033 Suppl, 89|         mirror: since he who sees the cause does not of ~necessity see
4034 Suppl, 89|              unless he comprehend the cause.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[92] A[
4035 Suppl, 91|       deliverance will be the ~direct cause of the joy of the blessed:
4036 Suppl, 91|        punishment of the ~damned will cause it indirectly.~Aquin.: SMT
4037 Suppl, 93|              faith, or for ~any other cause whatever. But if she suffer
4038 Suppl, 93|        strives for the most honorable cause; ~which is Christ Himself.
4039 Suppl, 93|              is not the pain but ~the cause that makes the martyr,"
4040 Suppl, 93|           body and are of a nature to cause death. ~Accordingly whether
4041 Suppl, 93|           Since merit is somewhat the cause of reward, rewards must ~
4042 Suppl, 93|        intension or remission ~of its cause. Now the merit of the aureole
4043 Suppl, 93|             first, on the part of its cause, secondly on the ~part of
4044 Suppl, 95|             will continue to love the cause of their inordinate loving.~
4045 Suppl, 95|        beautiful and good that is the cause of ~all goodness and beauty
4046 Suppl, 95|             which one ~is oneself the cause: for the "drunken man deserves
4047 Suppl, 95|           damned ~were themselves the cause of their own obstinacy,
4048 Suppl, 95|          whereof we are ourselves the cause, in ~so far as it is a necessity,
4049 Suppl, 95|                length of time is ~the cause of forgetfulness" (Phys.
4050 Suppl, 95|              but what is a matter and cause of sorrow; ~nor will anything
4051 Suppl, 95|               of sorrow, but not as a cause of pleasure. For they will ~
4052 Suppl, 95|               may accidentally be the cause of sorrow, as explained
4053 Suppl, 95|            those things that can be a cause of anguish to it.~Aquin.:
4054 Suppl, 95|              it is the measure is the cause of change. But after the ~
4055 Appen1, 1|            first movable which is the cause of all bodily movement ~
4056 Appen1, 1|               this knowledge will not cause any sorrow in them. How ~
4057 Appen1, 1|              of such a grace will not cause sorrow in children who die ~
4058 Appen1, 2|              the more ~sensible parts cause the greatest pain. And,
4059 Appen1, 2|          uncleanness by reason of its cause.~Aquin.: SMT XP App. 1 Q[
4060 Appen2, 1|                Evil has not a perfect cause, but results from each single ~
4061 Appen2, 1|               arises from one perfect cause, as Dionysius asserts ~[*