Part, Question

2501   2, 111 |              ought not to lie in any way at all in order to avoid
2502   2, 111 |           has been said that in this way they are equal.~Aquin.:
2503   2, 112 |       consent to their sin, and in a way encourage them ~to sin further.
2504   2, 112 |      converse and behave in the same way with acquaintances and strangers, ~
2505   2, 112 |            and strangers in the same way." This likeness ~consists
2506   2, 113 |              an ~enemy." Thirdly, by way of occasion, as when the
2507   2, 114 |        deceive thee, and destroy the way of thy steps." Therefore
2508   2, 114 |            sins in two ways. In one ~way we may consider the species
2509   2, 114 |         giving ~pleasure. In another way we may consider them as
2510   2, 115 |              though not in the same ~way as virtuous people, as stated
2511   2, 115 |            wherefore money is in one way the matter of liberality,
2512   2, 115 |          liberality, and in ~another way of justice.~~Aquin.: SMT
2513   2, 115 |          being affected in a certain way towards ~money, in that
2514   2, 115 |             good in two ways: in one way, primarily and of its own
2515   2, 115 |              own nature; ~in another way, consequently. Primarily
2516   2, 115 |           and use of ~money. In this way temperance, which moderates
2517   2, 115 |           consequently, and in this ~way it is directed to all the
2518   2, 116 |           more ~than is due. In this way it is a sin directly against
2519   2, 116 |          them, immoderately. In this way by covetousness a ~man sins
2520   2, 116 |               sought after." In this way covetousness is not a special
2521   2, 116 |          keeping ~of riches. In this way a man obtains money beyond
2522   2, 116 |          unwilling to steal. In this way covetousness is opposed
2523   2, 116 |     covetousness is twofold. In one ~way it is opposed to justice,
2524   2, 116 |            Body Para. 2/2~In another way covetousness may be take
2525   2, 116 |            external things, has in a way a greater ~deformity. Since,
2526   2, 116 |            Ghost is incurable in one way, ~covetousness in another.
2527   2, 116 |      consequently the more one gives way to covetousness. Hence incurability ~
2528   2, 116 |              though not in the ~same way. For the idolater subjects
2529   2, 116 |            in the flesh in ~the same way as the latter, but by way
2530   2, 116 |            way as the latter, but by way of contrast, since while
2531   2, 116 |              allow the mind ~to give way to covetousness. And there
2532   2, 116 |           things, it ~contains, in a way, all things virtually. Hence
2533   2, 116 |           thought [affectu]. In this way it ~gives rise to "restlessness,"
2534   2, 116 |        execution [effectu]. In this ~way the covetous man, in acquiring
2535   2, 116 |             this in two ways. In one way, through ~making money by
2536   2, 116 |            little profit. In another way, in making money by ~unjust
2537   2, 117 |              is the ~prodigal on the way to old age, which is opposed
2538   2, 118 |                Hence "epikeia" is by way of being a higher rule of
2539   2, 118 |           legal justice, and in one ~way is contained under it, and
2540   2, 118 |             under it, and in another way exceeds it. For if legal ~
2541   2, 119 |               and beatitude. In this way one must adapt the beatitudes
2542   2, 120 |     confirmation of a man's word by ~way of an oath, because men
2543   2, 120 |             more frequently ~in this way. Nevertheless we may understand
2544   2, 120 |        servitude of God; and in this way the ~work of worship, which
2545   2, 120 |              in the first or second ~way are contrary to the observance
2546   2, 120 |             neighbor, ~especially by way of lust, are understood
2547   2, 121 |             are ~said to be brave by way of resemblance, through
2548   2, 121 |           and is ~opposed to fear by way of approach and withdrawal,
2549   2, 121 |         virtuous habit: and ~in this way fortitude is chiefly about
2550   2, 121 |               since a habit works by way of ~nature. Wherefore if
2551   2, 121 |             forethought: in the same way as a ~brave man prepares
2552   2, 121 |              in reality but in their way of speaking. ~For the Peripatetics,
2553   2, 121 |             by its very nature gives way to the thing that hurts;
2554   2, 122 |      whenever expedient. In the same way certain things belong to
2555   2, 122 |   proximately ~eliciting it. In this way martyrdom, which consists
2556   2, 122 |             be considered in another way, in comparison with its ~
2557   2, 122 |          with, speak of martyrdom by way of similitude.~Aquin.: SMT
2558   2, 122 |            us for them: and ~in this way they can be the cause of
2559   2, 123 |               general. Hence in this way it does not include the
2560   2, 125 |        Ecclus. 8:18): "Go not on the way with a ~bold man, lest he
2561   2, 125 |             sinful, and in the same ~way daring as implying excess
2562   2, 127 |            great in two ways: in one way proportionately, in another ~
2563   2, 127 |             despise riches in such a way ~as to do nothing unbecoming
2564   2, 127 |           soul, ~either in act or by way of a proximate disposition
2565   2, 127 |           certain fixed accidents by way of bodily ~movements. For
2566   2, 127 |               the mind seems to give way to external evils. Wherefore
2567   2, 127 |              to magnanimity to ~give way neither to a troubled mind,
2568   2, 127 |            should not fear: in ~this way it is a condition of fortitude
2569   2, 128 |            which is opposed to it by way of deficiency. Under the ~
2570   2, 128 |             perfect ~virtue. In this way the Apostle stretched himself
2571   2, 128 |            exceed his. It is in this way that presumption is opposed
2572   2, 129 |              will be sinful. In this way it is ~sinful to desire
2573   2, 129 |            go ~about it in the right way," whereas "the other," i.e.
2574   2, 129 |              to his ability. In this way presumption is opposed to ~
2575   2, 129 |         makes right use: and in this way ambition ~is opposed to
2576   2, 130 |           opposed to ~magnanimity by way of deficiency, for this
2577   2, 130 |           Nor is it opposed to it by way of excess, for in this way ~
2578   2, 130 |           way of excess, for in this way ~presumption and ambition
2579   2, 130 |            to the magnanimous man by way of excess, ~because the
2580   2, 130 |          charity in two ways. In one way, by reason of the ~matter
2581   2, 130 |            Body Para. 2/3~In another way vainglory may be contrary
2582   2, 130 |             is against God. In ~this way it is a mortal sin. Wherefore
2583   2, 130 |               rather is it the other way about, as Gregory says (
2584   2, 130 |             tend in two ways. In one way ~directly, either by words,
2585   2, 130 |            is hypocrisy. In ~another way a man strives to make known
2586   2, 131 |            pusillanimity may in some way be the result of pride: ~
2587   2, 132 |          magnificence does. In this ~way magnificence is a special
2588   2, 132 |       regards the liberal man in one way and the ~magnificent man
2589   2, 132 |          acts of virtue: and in this way a poor man cannot accomplish
2590   2, 133 |            great in two ways: in one way as regards ~the work itself
2591   2, 134 |             sorrow, lest reason give way to sorrow: and this patience
2592   2, 134 |            act that they have on the way, in relation, namely, to
2593   2, 134 |              here and now, in such a way ~as not to be inordinately
2594   2, 134 |            tend to something a long ~way off. Wherefore as magnanimity
2595   2, 134 |              3: That which is a long way off as to place, though
2596   2, 134 |             as that which is a ~long way off in point of time: hence
2597   2, 134 |          since what is placed a long way from us is a long time coming
2598   2, 135 |      considered as a virtue. In this way it needs the gift of habitual
2599   2, 136 |           caused in two ways. In one way, by ~custom: for where a
2600   2, 136 |             lack of them. In another way, by natural ~disposition,
2601   2, 136 |           for persisting in the same way as ~perseverance is. As
2602   2, 137 |             acts in heaven as on the way: ~for they exercise acts
2603   2, 138 |            however, follows from the way in which they are given
2604   2, 138 |            be understood in the same way.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[140] A[
2605   2, 139 |            ascribed to temperance by way of excellence, although
2606   2, 139 |          ascribed ~to temperance, by way of excellence, for two reasons.
2607   2, 139 |           and ~pleasures in the same way as fortitude is about fear
2608   2, 139 |              delicious savor and the way in which it is ~served.~
2609   2, 139 |       fortitude excels in the former way, temperance in the ~latter.
2610   2, 140 |             this sense. Secondly. by way ~of likeness, and it is
2611   2, 140 |          said to be childish, but by way of likeness, as stated ~
2612   2, 140 |            preservation; and in this way it does not happen often
2613   2, 140 |           quantity. This is the only way in ~which sin can occur
2614   2, 140 |           singulars. It is the other way about ~in matters relating
2615   2, 140 |            genus of intemperance, by way of excess: for instance,
2616   2, 142 |           observes ~the mean in this way, as the Philosopher observes (
2617   2, 142 |             or passions; and in this way /shamefacedness ~is sometimes
2618   2, 142 |            fault in two ways. In one way a man refrains ~from vicious
2619   2, 142 |              of reproach: in another way a man while ~doing a disgraceful
2620   2, 142 |               Ethic. i, 3]. In this ~way we are more liable to be
2621   2, 142 |             disgraceful; and in this way those who are steeped in
2622   2, 142 |            as easy to avoid. In this way the old and the virtuous
2623   2, 144 |              absolutely, and in this way it signifies neither a ~
2624   2, 144 |      fortitude. Accordingly in this ~way the virtue of abstinence
2625   2, 145 |              all persons in the same way, but subject to ~the requirements
2626   2, 145 |              to disobey it in such a way as to frustrate the end ~
2627   2, 145 |             in great quantity and by way of ~food.~Aquin.: SMT SS
2628   2, 145 |           does not apply in the same way ~to all, since what is much
2629   2, 146 |          That which goes into man by way of food, by reason of its ~
2630   2, 146 |              committed: and ~in this way sins committed in connection
2631   2, 146 |            that follows, and in this way gluttony has a ~certain
2632   2, 146 |       inordinate action, and in this way we have "scurrility," i.e.
2633   2, 147 |            ways. First, in a general way, ~according as it is sufficient
2634   2, 147 |           for salvation: and in this way it is ~required, in order
2635   2, 147 |              perfection: and in this way, in order to ~receive wisdom
2636   2, 147 |     perfection. It is in the ~latter way that he withdraws some from
2637   2, 148 |      drunkenness in two ways. In one way, through ~the wine being
2638   2, 148 |      cognizant of this: ~and in this way too, drunkenness may occur
2639   2, 148 |         related in Gn. 9. In another way drunkenness may result from ~
2640   2, 148 |             and use of wine: in this way it is accounted a ~sin,
2641   2, 148 |           directly intended. In this way drunkenness is a mortal
2642   2, 148 |              that is ailing. In this way when a man eats or drinks
2643   2, 148 |         hindered in two ways: in one way by ~that which is contrary
2644   2, 149 |             he behaves in a certain ~way as regards the use of certain
2645   2, 150 |              by chance in some other way, ~this is no more prejudicial
2646   2, 150 |           result thereof. In another way this may happen beside the
2647   2, 150 |          magnificence. It is in this way ~that one who has the other
2648   2, 150 |        excellent simply, and in this way virginity ~is not the most
2649   2, 151 |              a ~lesser good. In this way sexual intercourse casts
2650   2, 151 |          sentiments, and so he gives way ~"to foolish talking," for
2651   2, 152 |              are diversified in this way.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
2652   2, 152 |           the venereal act. In ~this way, as hindering the begetting
2653   2, 152 |           woman is passive and is by way ~of matter, whereas the
2654   2, 152 |        matter, whereas the man is by way of agent; and it has been
2655   2, 152 |             the one act, and in this way ~adultery is comprised under
2656   2, 152 |          this, even though ~he gives way to the inconstancy of the
2657   2, 152 |              passion. It ~is in this way that the greatest sensual
2658   2, 152 |            consequently, in the same way as all mortal sins. And
2659   2, 152 |             its species, and in this way a kiss, caress, or touch ~
2660   2, 152 |              sins, and ~only in this way are they said to be lustful.
2661   2, 152 |              applicable in a general way to any sin of lust. Wherefore
2662   2, 152 |             rape differs in another ~way, because sometimes a maid
2663   2, 152 |              good of marriage in one way, and the sin of seduction
2664   2, 152 |            of sacrilege: and in this way sacrilege may be accounted
2665   2, 153 |        Collat. xii, 10,11). ~In this way continence has something
2666   2, 153 |       twofold ~signification. In one way it denotes cessation from
2667   2, 153 |    considered absolutely. In another way continence may be taken
2668   2, 153 |               temperate man. In this way weakness of concupiscence,
2669   2, 154 |              Q[155], A[2]~). In this way incontinence is a sin for
2670   2, 154 |           155], A[2], ad 3). In this way incontinence is ~a sin,
2671   2, 154 |              the fact that one gives way to wicked desires, but ~
2672   2, 154 |              of a friend we do, in a way, ourselves."~Aquin.: SMT
2673   2, 154 |         downfall of reason. ~In this way incontinence of desire is
2674   2, 156 |                antecedently; in this way it withdraws reason from
2675   2, 156 |           taking of vengeance in any way ~whatever contrary to the
2676   2, 156 |            who is angry in a certain way, that is praised or blamed."~
2677   2, 156 |              signs of anger. In this way anger is not a mortal sin
2678   2, 156 |          Lord said this of anger, by way of addition to the ~words
2679   2, 156 |            that "anger differs in no way from madness; it is ~a demon
2680   2, 156 |           happen in two ways. In one way, because the cause ~of anger,
2681   2, 156 |               to himself. In another way, it ~happens on the part
2682   2, 156 |       understood in two ways. In one way, as a ~simple movement of
2683   2, 156 |             to be ~angry. In another way anger is taken for a movement
2684   2, 157 |           one vice is opposed in one way to one virtue. ~Now both
2685   2, 157 |           are opposed to clemency by way of excess. ~Therefore it
2686   2, 157 |          vice opposed to a virtue by way of ~excess, so is there
2687   2, 157 |              a vice opposed to it by way of deficiency, which ~latter
2688   2, 158 |         order of angels. In the same way, mode which ~is observed
2689   2, 158 |     understood by Tully; and in this way modesty ~regards not only
2690   2, 159 |             dust and ashes." In this way humility is a ~virtue. Sometimes,
2691   2, 159 |             of the soul, and in this way, properly speaking, humility
2692   2, 159 |            no being at all." In this way ~humility may be competent
2693   2, 159 |            has to do, in a secondary way, with externals, as signs
2694   2, 159 |     understood in two ways. First by way of removing ~obstacles:
2695   2, 159 |       foundation in a more excellent way than humility.~Aquin.: SMT
2696   2, 159 |              comforted." In the same way spiritual uplifting is promised
2697   2, 159 |           hardships that come in our way, ~and this belongs to the
2698   2, 159 |            depart from ~the ordinary way; this applies to the fifth
2699   2, 159 |          persons ~are in some hidden way better than you, although
2700   2, 159 |           gift of grace, and in this way the inner man precedes the
2701   2, 159 |              outward man. ~The other way is by human effort, whereby
2702   2, 160 |            of humility, which, ~in a way, is concerned about the
2703   2, 160 |      smallness of ~mind. In the same way, on the other hand, pride
2704   2, 160 |               proper object. In this way pride is a special sin,
2705   2, 160 |          towards other sins. In this way it has somewhat of a generic ~
2706   2, 160 |           virtue in two ways. In one way by ~direct contrariety to
2707   2, 160 |          counter thereto. In another way a sin ~destroys a virtue,
2708   2, 160 |          must ~needs pertain in some way to the irascible faculty.
2709   2, 160 |              Bernard are reckoned by way of ~opposition to the twelve
2710   2, 160 |              man not ~being, in some way, subject to God and His
2711   2, 160 |           its being ~hidden. In this way it is difficult to avoid
2712   2, 160 |        written ~(Ps. 141:4): "In the way wherein I walked, the proud [*
2713   2, 160 |          part of conversion. In this way pride ~has no claim to be
2714   2, 162 |           incorruptible. In the same way a saw needs to be ~of iron,
2715   2, 162 |           arises from sin. One is by way of a ~punishment appointed
2716   2, 162 |              sense and life. In this way it involves not pain of
2717   2, 162 |       generation in two ways: in one way as being the ~term of alteration,
2718   2, 162 |          said to be present. In this way also death has no pain of
2719   2, 162 |           pain of sense. ~In another way corruption may be taken
2720   2, 162 |              other obstacles ~in the way lest man should return thither,
2721   2, 162 |          flaming sword turning every way."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[164]
2722   2, 162 |           the heavenly paradise, the way to which is prepared for
2723   2, 162 |         described as "turning ~every way," as being appropriate to
2724   2, 162 |              the sword turning every way, there ~should be cherubim "
2725   2, 162 |             be cherubim "to keep the way of the tree of life." Hence
2726   2, 163 |               man, and not the other way about.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
2727   2, 163 |            tempting the devil was by way of principal ~agent; whereas
2728   2, 164 |     cognitive power in this or ~that way to this or that thing. And
2729   2, 166 |              adds: "This is the best way ~to order our behavior,
2730   2, 166 |            so that if they be in any way inordinate, this may be ~
2731   2, 166 |            and fun, ~but in the same way as we have recourse to sleep
2732   2, 167 |             outward things in such a way as to exceed the bounds
2733   2, 168 |        Ecclus. 8:18): "Go not on the way ~with a bold man lest he
2734   2, 169 |       subject in two ways: first, by way of an abiding form, ~as
2735   2, 169 |            and in fire; secondly, by way of a ~passion, or passing
2736   2, 169 |           the prophet's intellect by way of an abiding form, else
2737   2, 169 |             that is in a subject by ~way of an abiding and complete
2738   2, 169 |            in whom this ~light is by way of an abiding and complete
2739   2, 169 |            in the prophet's soul ~by way of a passion or transitory
2740   2, 169 |               to understand is, in a way, to be passive." ~For just
2741   2, 169 |             14:25; and again in this way what one man knows by ~demonstration
2742   2, 169 |           are manifested in a higher way through the enlightening
2743   2, 169 |              known only in a general way, it does not follow that
2744   2, 169 |          Reply OBJ 2: Prophecy is by way of being something imperfect
2745   2, 169 |             God in two ways: in ~one way by an express revelation,
2746   2, 169 |       express revelation, in another way by a most mysterious ~instinct
2747   2, 169 |            things happen in the same way as foretold, for example
2748   2, 169 |              such a ~result. In this way we are to understand the
2749   2, 169 |             be," is true in the same way as the ~proposition: "If
2750   2, 170 |           things in two ways: in one way, as they ~are in themselves;
2751   2, 170 |            in themselves; in another way, as they are in their causes.
2752   2, 170 |           nature in two ways. In one way that the ~soul, from that
2753   2, 170 |             human ~acts; and in this way prophecy is requisite for
2754   2, 170 |          natural senses. In the same way a man might be hindered ~
2755   2, 170 |              perfect ~love." In this way the Divine secrets are not
2756   2, 170 |          audible speech; and in this way this prophecy differs from
2757   2, 171 |                not, however, ~in the way in which it is the object
2758   2, 172 |              abstracted in the usual way from the senses without
2759   2, 172 |                A[2]), prophecy is by way, not of ~an abiding habit,
2760   2, 172 |            is called ~the prophet by way of excellence." Therefore
2761   2, 172 |              greater ~as regards the way in which they were done,
2762   2, 172 |              in a yet more excellent way than ~hitherto, because
2763   2, 172 |              to believe in a general way in God, one and Almighty,
2764   2, 173 |           arises in two ways: in one way from the end of the inclination -
2765   2, 173 |           thrown upwards; in another way from the manner of tending -
2766   2, 173 |       contrary to its nature: in one way, as regards ~the term of
2767   2, 173 |             deliver you"; in another way, as regards the manner connatural
2768   2, 173 |       appetite, in ~two ways. In one way, when a man's intellective
2769   2, 173 |          R.O. 2 Para. 2/3~In another way, when a man tends wholly
2770   2, 173 |        shared in two ways. ~First by way of an abiding form, and
2771   2, 173 |             in ~heaven. Secondly, by way of a transitory passion,
2772   2, 173 |             of prophecy; and in this way that light was in Paul ~
2773   2, 173 |              1/3~Reply OBJ 4: In one way by the third heaven we may
2774   2, 173 |          R.O. 4 Para. 2/3~In another way the third heaven may signify
2775   2, 173 |            cognitive powers. In this way the first heaven would ~
2776   2, 173 |                Unless a man in ~some way depart this life, whether
2777   2, 173 |            to that purpose in such a way that he understand naught
2778   2, 173 |         remained in his intellect by way of habit; even as in the
2779   2, 173 |            soul is no longer in ~any way united to the body. Therefore
2780   2, 173 |             sensitive forces, but by way of ~nature. Hence in the
2781   2, 173 |            third heaven, in the same way he might state that he was
2782   2, 173 |             in his body (in the same way as the soul ~is in the body,
2783   2, 174 |           cannot be had perfectly by way of habit, but ~only imperfectly
2784   2, 174 |             but ~only imperfectly by way of passion. on the other
2785   2, 174 |              be had perfectly and by way of habit.~Aquin.: SMT SS
2786   2, 175 |           works in a more ~excellent way those things which nature
2787   2, 175 |         employed in two ways: in one way privately, ~to one or a
2788   2, 175 |        becoming to women; in another way, publicly, ~addressing oneself
2789   2, 176 |             this in two ways: in one way for the ~confirmation of
2790   2, 176 |           truth declared, in another way in proof of a person's ~
2791   2, 176 |             of virtue. In the ~first way miracles can be wrought
2792   2, 176 |        wicked do sometimes. In this ~way even the wicked can work
2793   2, 176 |              Para. 3/3~In the second way miracles are not wrought
2794   2, 176 |         departed from them." In this way indeed there is nothing ~
2795   2, 176 |       Magicians work miracles in one way, good Christians in another, ~
2796   2, 177 |               act in such and such a way. ~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[179]
2797   2, 177 |              perfect thing." In this way Dionysius (Div. Nom. iv) ~
2798   2, 178 |       received from another. In this way, as regards the things ~
2799   2, 178 |            God's effects show us the way to the contemplation of ~
2800   2, 178 |            play: and ~unless in some way he depart this life, whether
2801   2, 178 |             in rapture; ~and in this way the contemplation of the
2802   2, 180 |         active life, this is done by way not of ~subtraction but
2803   2, 180 |         goods are withdrawn. In this way they will known when they ~
2804   2, 180 |              its nature; and in this way the contemplative life precedes
2805   2, 180 |         order of generation. In this way the active precedes the ~
2806   2, 180 |           hard work to do ~they give way at the very outset." Yet,
2807   2, 181 |           states differ in the ~same way. Yet this is not true, since
2808   2, 181 |         species of acts, and in this way human acts are not infinite.~
2809   2, 181 |              to divide state in this way.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[183] A[
2810   2, 182 |            so long ~as we are on the way, but we shall have it in
2811   2, 182 |              to those who are on the way.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[184] A[
2812   2, 182 |            thing in two ways: in one way, primarily and essentially;
2813   2, 182 |         charity; yet not in the same way. For the commandments, other ~
2814   2, 182 |              indicated as being ~the way to perfection by the words, "
2815   2, 182 |             is evident from the very way of speaking that the ~counsels
2816   2, 182 |            fulfilling it in the best way, but it is enough to fulfil
2817   2, 182 |          enough to fulfil it ~in any way whatever. Now the perfection
2818   2, 182 |            so long as we are on the ~way, as stated above (A[2]),
2819   2, 182 |        according to nature is," in a way, "unchangeable" [*Ethic.
2820   2, 182 |           term "bishops" in the same way, ~wherefore addressing the
2821   2, 182 |              cure of souls, in this ~way it is more difficult to
2822   2, 182 |             is indicated by the very way in which Jerome expresses
2823   2, 182 |         whereas for those who in any way at all live in the world,
2824   2, 183 |              since the latter is the way to perfection. Hence our ~
2825   2, 183 |            he fears to stand in the ~way of danger lest he lose what
2826   2, 183 |   commandments," said ~afterwards by way of addition: "If thou wilt
2827   2, 183 |        pertains ~to perfection, as a way of tending to perfection,
2828   2, 183 |              he dwells, in the ~same way as religious superiors dispense
2829   2, 183 |       statutes of their rule in the ~way mentioned above, and their
2830   2, 184 |           which it ~is applicable by way of excellence. Thus the
2831   2, 184 |           earnestly." Yet there is a way of fulfilling this precept,
2832   2, 184 |            Cor. 8:12) lays ~down the way in which the faithful are
2833   2, 184 |              whole life, and in this way it has a certain ~universality,
2834   2, 184 |            not anyhow, but in such a way as not to turn back. ~Wherefore
2835   2, 184 |              a religious in the same way as ~a law. Now he who transgresses
2836   2, 184 |       thereto, because it is in this way that they are bound ~to
2837   2, 184 |             the law are set forth by way of ~precept; for some are
2838   2, 184 |      likeness of adulterers, and the way of ~lying in the Prophets
2839   2, 185 |             is contrary. And in this way it is said to be unlawful
2840   2, 185 |               Body Para. 2/3~In this way it is not unlawful for religious
2841   2, 185 |             monks forbid this in any way," ~nor is it forbidden in
2842   2, 185 |              themselves in a special way to the amendment of their ~
2843   2, 185 |             First, on account of the way in which the Apostle expresses
2844   2, 185 |           the passage quoted: in one way with a ~view to the common
2845   2, 185 |              a few in particular ~by way of private admonishment.
2846   2, 185 |            by the ~narrow and strait way."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[187]
2847   2, 185 |            Body Para. 3/4~In another way a thing becomes due to a
2848   2, 185 |            meat from others. In this way some deserve praise for
2849   2, 185 |            study of wisdom. In ~this way mendicancy is lawful to
2850   2, 185 |           lives not ~idly who in any way lives usefully.~Aquin.:
2851   2, 185 |          shows "what he is." In this way ~coarseness of attire is
2852   2, 185 |            apparel, but in the third way it is sinful.~Aquin.: SMT
2853   2, 186 |             same end and in the same way, ~without necessity or utility.
2854   2, 186 |            world in two ways: in one way by his ~bodily presence,
2855   2, 186 |          bodily presence, in another way by the bent of his mind.
2856   2, 186 |             A[3], ad 4). In the same way certain religious orders ~
2857   2, 186 |            of lower order who in any way assist the ~bishops in their
2858   2, 186 |             a twofold manner. In one way by helping directly to contemplate, ~
2859   2, 186 |            the prophets." In another way the study ~of letters is
2860   2, 186 |            considered in a different way. ~For the comparison with
2861   2, 186 |             in common belong in some way to each ~member of the community;
2862   2, 186 |           carry these things on ~the way, He did not forbid them
2863   2, 186 |          happens in two ways: in one way by the gift only of ~God,
2864   2, 186 |            even as a boy; in another way by the practice of virtuous
2865   2, 187 |         imperfectly and in a general way. For perfection consists
2866   2, 187 |       different persons; and in this way it is clear that one man
2867   2, 187 |      precepts of charity; in ~such a way that unless one observe
2868   2, 187 |             observance in a ~general way of the precepts of charity
2869   2, 187 |        service of ~religion is in no way guilty of breaking his vow."~
2870   2, 187 |           them not to have known the way of justice, than after ~
2871   2, 187 |       further on he adds (cap. 6) by way of ~reason: "For it is impossible
2872   2, 187 |      converted from the error of his way, shall save ~his soul from
2873   2, 187 |        Thirdly, we may ~consider the way of entering religion, and
2874   2, 187 |             will ~not stand in one's way.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[189] A[
2875   3      |             us in His own Person the way of truth, whereby we may
2876   3, 1   |             God being changed in any way from the state in which
2877   3, 1   |            to the creature in a new ~way, or rather through having
2878   3, 1   |         should not always be in one ~way. And therefore, as the creature
2879   3, 1   |             a journey. In the ~first way it was not necessary that
2880   3, 1   |              ways. But in the second way it was ~necessary that God
2881   3, 1   |         there was not a more fitting way of healing our misery."~
2882   3, 1   |           ought to be done in such a way that the devil should be ~
2883   3, 1   |         fault committed, and in this way the satisfaction of a mere ~
2884   3, 1   |            not condign, ~and in this way the satisfaction of a mere
2885   3, 1   |             said in two ways: in one way ~"intensively," as a more
2886   3, 1   |             be greater, and in ~this way actual sin is greater than
2887   3, 1   |             Q[81], A[1]). In another way ~a thing is said to be greater "
2888   3, 1   |              be greater; and in this way original sin, whereby ~the
2889   3, 1   |         imperfection in time in one ~way, and contrariwise in another
2890   3, 1   |              contrariwise in another way imperfection precedes perfection. ~
2891   3, 1   |              perfection; and in this way it was not becoming ~that
2892   3, 2   |            if we take nature in this way, it is impossible that the
2893   3, 2   |            to a ~figure. And in this way some said the union was
2894   3, 2   |            its elements; and in this way some have said ~that the
2895   3, 2   |              in it, ~but only in our way of thinking, inasmuch it
2896   3, 2   |             substance, not in every ~way, but as it is in its complement.
2897   3, 2   |            intellect, ~since in this way He would not have assumed
2898   3, 2   |          without matter. But in this way the Son of ~God would not
2899   3, 2   |           common nature, for in this way it would become ~predicable
2900   3, 2   |     effective principle, and in this way the Word of God is the principle
2901   3, 2   |          lives by ~the soul: in this way a body could not live by
2902   3, 2   |              in God, but only in our way ~of thinking, since it does
2903   3, 2   |             God, ~except only in our way of thinking; but in the
2904   3, 2   |              in God, but only in our way of ~thinking, for God is
2905   3, 2   |           nature ~designates, in one way, nativity; in another, the
2906   3, 3   |            as He is, but in ~its own way, i.e. understanding manifoldly
2907   3, 3   |             God is ~one: and in this way our intellect can understand
2908   3, 3   |             as a Person. And in this way It may be ~understood to
2909   3, 3   |             that ~nothing remains by way of resolution, i.e. as if
2910   3, 3   |    understood without others, not by way of ~resolution, but by the
2911   3, 3   |               resolution, but by the way mentioned above.~Aquin.:
2912   3, 3   |           one human nature in such a way that the human nature be ~
2913   3, 4   |         unity of Person, and in this way nothing pre-existing would
2914   3, 4   |             personality; and in this way is it said, ~although improperly,
2915   3, 4   |           above (A[3]). Now ~in this way it signifies human nature
2916   3, 4   |              were subsistent in this way, it ~would not be fitting
2917   3, 4   |           found in nature in ~such a way as to be outside the singular,
2918   3, 4   |            would have been a shorter way if all men had been ~assumed
2919   3, 4   |              In order to shorten the way, which every skilful workman ~
2920   3, 5   |           assumption of a body in no way diminishes the ~dignity
2921   3, 5   |              be here below in a ~new way, viz. by His assumed. nature,
2922   3, 5   |              expounds it in the same way (De ~Trin. x).~Aquin.: SMT
2923   3, 5   |             metaphorically, in which way mention is made in the ~
2924   3, 6   |              and flesh; and in ~this way it may be said that the
2925   3, 6   |            power; and ~it is in this way that it has the nature of
2926   3, 6   |            of the ~soul, and in this way the whole man." But the
2927   3, 7   |        disposed to ~good in a higher way than is common to all. Hence
2928   3, 7   |           helped by God. And in this way the virtues, which perfect
2929   3, 7   |           pre-eminence. And ~in this way it is said that in Christ
2930   3, 7   |          degree, in the most perfect way it can be had. And this ~
2931   3, 7   |           bestowed in a pre-eminent ~way, yet nothing is possessed
2932   3, 7   |             as a ~being, and in this way it must be a finite being,
2933   3, 7   |              increased; and in ~this way Christ did not increase.
2934   3, 7   |           greater works; and in this way Christ ~increased in wisdom
2935   3, 7   |            of ~Israel came in by the way of the east . . . and the
2936   3, 8   |            25: "At every head of the way, thou hast set ~up a sign
2937   3, 8   |             of Christ in the highest way; and therefore from this
2938   3, 8   |              to ~others; and in this way others may be called heads
2939   3, 8   |          subject to him. And in this way the ~devil is head of all
2940   3, 8   |          them. Therefore in the same way, the ~first sin of the devil,
2941   3, 8   |           any of them that go by the way," says: "Whilst he was speaking
2942   3, 8   |            of all the wicked in this way, but of some. Therefore
2943   3, 8   |             all others. And ~in this way all the wicked who have
2944   3, 8   |    wickedness to a head, in the same way that ~anyone is said to
2945   3, 9   |             strength; but in another way it is in accordance with
2946   3, 9   |     uncreated knowledge is in every ~way above the nature of the
2947   3, 9   |            in two ways: first, ~as a way leading to perfection; secondly,
2948   3, 9   |           dialectical syllogism is a way ~to knowledge, which is
2949   3, 9   |          infused knowledge, not as a way to beatitude, but as ~strengthened
2950   3, 9   |             Since there is a twofold way of acquiring knowledge -
2951   3, 9   |            and by being taught - the way of discovery is the higher,
2952   3, 9   |              is the higher, and ~the way of being taught is secondary.
2953   3, 10  |          Christ took place in such a way that the ~properties of
2954   3, 10  |              suppositum. And in this way it may be said that the
2955   3, 10  |            stand for all that in any way whatsoever is, will be,
2956   3, 10  |             at any time. And in this way it must be ~said that the
2957   3, 10  |      naturally to have, and in this ~way we have infinite in quantity.
2958   3, 10  |              iii, 62,63. And in this way it is true that, if we take
2959   3, 10  |          knower, finite. And in this way the soul of Christ knows
2960   3, 10  |          from being infinite in ~one way and finite in another, as
2961   3, 10  |           which is infinite in every way can be but one. Hence ~the
2962   3, 10  |        anything were infinite in one way only, nothing would hinder
2963   3, 10  |             be multiplied, in such a way that it belongs to each ~
2964   3, 10  |              the simply and in every way infinite; but than the infinite
2965   3, 10  |          outside that order. In this way, therefore, ~there are infinite
2966   3, 10  |            another does. And in this way the soul of ~Christ, which
2967   3, 11  |      separate substances in the same way that a separated ~soul could.~
2968   3, 11  |           had not this knowledge by ~way of comparison. For Damascene
2969   3, 11  |              conversely. And in this way the knowledge in Christ'
2970   3, 11  |              they have. And in ~this way the knowledge in Christ'
2971   3, 11  |           everything He knew in this way. But the second knowledge
2972   3, 11  |             relatively, and in ~this way an accident is a being and
2973   3, 11  |        proper knowledge; and in this way there must be divers ~habits
2974   3, 12  |          passive intellect is in any way in potentiality, so by acquired
2975   3, 12  |      conclusions. Now in this second way it is plain that ~Christ
2976   3, 12  |          with phantasms. And in this way they maintain that Christ'
2977   3, 12  |           that grade of knowledge by way of experience. Hence Gregory ~
2978   3, 13  |          Para. 2/2~And it is in this way that omnipotence flows,
2979   3, 13  |         thing, to know which in some way an infinite power is needed,
2980   3, 13  |             things, but not in every way; yet it cannot do all things, ~
2981   3, 13  |         bodies are ruled in ~a fixed way by the subtler and stronger
2982   3, 13  |        nature and power; and in this way, as it ~was incapable of
2983   3, 14  |          ought to have been in every way perfect, not ~having any
2984   3, 14  |           His Manhood, which is ~the way of coming to the Godhead,
2985   3, 14  |              innocence. In the ~same way He might have assumed human
2986   3, 15  |        offered for sin. And in that ~way it is written (Is. 53:6)
2987   3, 15  |              and truth"; and in this way ~the human nature in Christ
2988   3, 15  |            of idolatry." And in this way "before the child know" ~
2989   3, 15  |            is said to suffer in this way through sensation and intelligence,
2990   3, 15  |              the reason. And in this way are we to understand ~that "
2991   3, 15  |              what it is; and in this way there was no fear in ~Christ,
2992   3, 15  |              from Christ in the same way that he ~excludes sorrow,
2993   3, 15  |              of ~reason: and in this way anger could not be in Christ,
2994   3, 15  |             to operate, and in ~this way it is properly said to work,
2995   3, 15  |       principal agent. It is in this way that we must understand
2996   3, 16  |      Christians, yet not in the same way by all. For some admit the ~
2997   3, 16  |             the Father. And in ~this way it is not predicated of
2998   3, 16  |             said. And, even in this ~way, the human nature is not
2999   3, 16  |             account of the different way of ~signifying; and we speak
3000   3, 16  |        predicated of Christ, in this way, viz. that such as pertained