Part, Question

3501 Suppl, 14|          done without charity, in no way proceeded from charity,
3502 Suppl, 14|              befitting." And in this way ~merit is also twofold.
3503 Suppl, 15|  compensation be made, ~something by way of satisfaction that may
3504 Suppl, 15|              of ~sin, become in some way the act of the sufferer
3505 Suppl, 15|              his personal act in any way, and are not of a ~satisfactory,
3506 Suppl, 15|             them patiently. In this ~way man makes a virtue of necessity,
3507 Suppl, 15|        satisfaction does ~not open a way to the suggestions of sin,
3508 Suppl, 16|         concupiscible part, ~yet, by way of comparison, the name
3509 Suppl, 16|             as a virtue, and in this way its act consists ~in the
3510 Suppl, 17|       Persons remit sins in the same way as one Person, ~wherefore
3511 Suppl, 18|            For if the key were in no way ordained to the remission
3512 Suppl, 18|          co-operating therein in any way: and thus the sacraments
3513 Suppl, 18|             effected by God. In this way also the priest of the New ~
3514 Suppl, 18|          remit the punishment in any way.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[18] A[
3515 Suppl, 18|        graver sin be lessened in any way ~through the priestly administrations,
3516 Suppl, 18|          unable to remit sin in any ~way, which is altogether contrary
3517 Suppl, 18|          remission of guilt, in ~the way mentioned above (A[1]),
3518 Suppl, 19|           agent, but not in the same way since it is more perfectly ~
3519 Suppl, 19|             the key, but in a higher way than His ministers, ~wherefore
3520 Suppl, 21|            Church in a ~more special way. Moreover, they are useful
3521 Suppl, 21|           lose charity which ~is the way leading to the kingdom,
3522 Suppl, 22|              Church ~Militant is the way to the Church Triumphant,
3523 Suppl, 22|        belongs to the Church in some way, so that the Church is ~
3524 Suppl, 22|           regards its cause. In this way an excommunication can be ~
3525 Suppl, 23|             to apply in the opposite way, viz. that ~the master can
3526 Suppl, 24|            connected together in any way, ~and so it is possible
3527 Suppl, 25|           her ~indulgences in such a way as, by a kind of pious fraud,
3528 Suppl, 25|              is granted in a general way to anyone ~that helps towards
3529 Suppl, 25|             by charity; and ~in this way, even without indulgences,
3530 Suppl, 25|             good action; and in this way, provided there be a ~lawful
3531 Suppl, 26|               being directed in some way to the person to whom they
3532 Suppl, 26|             same ~intention: in this way the superior of a congregation
3533 Suppl, 27|             he could merit grace (by way of congruity and ~impetration),
3534 Suppl, 27|     Excommunication is pronounced by way of sentence, which no ~man
3535 Suppl, 27|           form of a sentence, but by way of ~dispensation, which
3536 Suppl, 28|          admitted to minor orders by way of ~exception, but not to
3537 Suppl, 28|        solemnization indicates, in a way, that one makes profession
3538 Suppl, 29|             a ~house, which is, in a way, several things, even actually,
3539 Suppl, 29|          towards making one. In this way each sacrament ~is said
3540 Suppl, 29|             of the New Law in such a way ~as not to be foreshadowed
3541 Suppl, 29|              such as He ~received by way of example: but He could
3542 Suppl, 29|               everywhere in the same way. Now nothing is so essential
3543 Suppl, 29|     sacrament should be expressed by way of ~assertion or of petition?~
3544 Suppl, 29|              should be expressed ~by way of assertion rather than
3545 Suppl, 29|          sacramental forms except by way of assertion, as when we ~
3546 Suppl, 29|            sacrament is expressed by way of a ~petition, as appears
3547 Suppl, 30|            sacrament is conferred by way of a kind of medicament,
3548 Suppl, 30|             Baptism is ~conferred by way of washing, and the purpose
3549 Suppl, 30|           Unction remits sin in some way as to those three ~things.
3550 Suppl, 32|              2), and is signified by way of a healing of the body.
3551 Suppl, 32|          sacrament is pronounced by ~way of a prayer. Hence it should
3552 Suppl, 34|             like to God in their own way, as co-operating with God;
3553 Suppl, 34|             cause of grace and, in a way, ~precede grace; and consequently
3554 Suppl, 34|            to a ~reward, in the same way as this sacrament does.~
3555 Suppl, 35|     consequently whatever he does by way of consecration or absolution ~
3556 Suppl, 35|        argument considers aptness by way of congruity.~Aquin.: SMT
3557 Suppl, 37|            in the plural in the same way as the proximate genus; ~
3558 Suppl, 37|              may be ~given a broader way for advancing (to perfection),
3559 Suppl, 37|            in the angels in a higher way than in us, as ~Dionysius
3560 Suppl, 37|         Eucharist. If ~in the former way, then it is the Order of
3561 Suppl, 37|             God in two ways; in one ~way on the part of one person
3562 Suppl, 37|         baptized person. In ~another way on the part of the whole
3563 Suppl, 38|              worship in a more noble way than the sacred vessels.
3564 Suppl, 38|        should pursue it and ~in what way. Wherefore it belongs to
3565 Suppl, 39|               but also in the ~first way. Wherefore even though a
3566 Suppl, 40|              who were shaven in this way: "Of the captivity of the ~
3567 Suppl, 40|       understood in two ways. In one way as a ~sacrament, and thus,
3568 Suppl, 40|             not an Order. In another way Order may be considered
3569 Suppl, 41|        matrimony is ~not in the same way among all, since its practice
3570 Suppl, 41|             natural to fire. In this way matrimony is not natural,
3571 Suppl, 41|         called ~natural; and in this way matrimony is natural, because
3572 Suppl, 41|            thing in two ways. In one way, ~because that thing is
3573 Suppl, 41|              all animals; in another way because it is becoming to
3574 Suppl, 41|              not in all in ~the same way, so neither does it incline
3575 Suppl, 41|          does it incline in the same way in all, but in a ~way befitting
3576 Suppl, 41|           same way in all, but in a ~way befitting each one. Accordingly
3577 Suppl, 41|         incline ~thereto in the same way in all animals; since there
3578 Suppl, 41|            thing in two ways. In one way as to ~that which is necessary
3579 Suppl, 41|           common ~to all. In another way it inclines to that which
3580 Suppl, 41|           does not bind ~each man by way of precept; else each man
3581 Suppl, 41|           marriage is not binding by way of precept even ~according
3582 Suppl, 41|              which is clear from the way in which he ~expresses himself;
3583 Suppl, 41|      meritorious except in the first way.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[41] A[
3584 Suppl, 42|             natural law in a general way, need to ~be instituted
3585 Suppl, 42|        fulfilled by them in the same way as by men. As to Adam's ~
3586 Suppl, 43|         payment of a sum of money by way of penalty, and then, since
3587 Suppl, 43|           can make a promise in some way, and this is only ~for those
3588 Suppl, 43|          Those who row a boat act by way of one cause, and ~consequently
3589 Suppl, 44|            and likeness are in every way numerically ~distinct in
3590 Suppl, 45|              is effected in the same way.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[45] A[
3591 Suppl, 45|             is effected in ~the same way as the bond in material
3592 Suppl, 45|            it to be done in the same way as ~material contracts,
3593 Suppl, 45|             of marriage, in the same way as the marriages ~of unlawful
3594 Suppl, 47|        father's command in the ~same way as he is affected by that
3595 Suppl, 49|              direction; and in ~this way marriage, through being
3596 Suppl, 49|               sacrament" is in every way the most important of the
3597 Suppl, 49|       marriage goods; wherefore in a way it is the most ~important
3598 Suppl, 49|             important and in another way it is not.~Aquin.: SMT XP
3599 Suppl, 49|             good in two ways. In one way by goodness of virtue, and
3600 Suppl, 49|            above ~(A[2]). In another way, by goodness of the "sacrament,"
3601 Suppl, 49|            the "sacrament," in which way an ~act is said to be not
3602 Suppl, 49|         pleasure be sought in such a way as to exclude the ~honesty
3603 Suppl, 49|              to use her in the same ~way if she were not his wife,
3604 Suppl, 50|             parties. If in the first way, since the marriage contract
3605 Suppl, 50|              but taken in a contrary way.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[50] A[
3606 Suppl, 51|              is hindered in the same way as the voluntary. Now the ~
3607 Suppl, 52|              except what is in ~some way opposed to it. But slavery
3608 Suppl, 52|             it. But slavery is in no way opposed to marriage, ~else
3609 Suppl, 52|           which is unnatural in this way; for ~thus is marriage hindered
3610 Suppl, 52|            contrary to nature in the way mentioned.~Aquin.: SMT XP
3611 Suppl, 52|              the ~debt places in the way of the service commanded,
3612 Suppl, 52|             sell the slave in such a way as to increase the weight ~
3613 Suppl, 53|         simple vow binds in the same way as a betrothal; wherefore ~
3614 Suppl, 53|             she is not bound in this way, ~because the result is
3615 Suppl, 53|            prejudicial to her in any way.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[53] A[
3616 Suppl, 54|          soldiering, and in the same way those who are connected
3617 Suppl, 54|             other is the same either way. Yet the degrees of ~consanguinity
3618 Suppl, 54|         greater in two ways, in one ~way through intensity of the
3619 Suppl, 54|           quality itself, in another way through the ~quantity of
3620 Suppl, 54|            common blood, and in this way the degrees of ~consanguinity
3621 Suppl, 54|          consanguinity ~in the first way: thus a man's father and
3622 Suppl, 54|              nearer ~degree. In this way a man's great-uncle is more
3623 Suppl, 54|           not effected in a becoming way. For it is out of order ~
3624 Suppl, 54|             been formed in the ~same way as Eve was. Hence the natural
3625 Suppl, 54|              a sister is not in this way identified with her brother, ~
3626 Suppl, 55|       marriages should ~always be by way of accusation?~(11) Whether
3627 Suppl, 55|             the same but in a higher way; wherefore it is not applicable ~
3628 Suppl, 55|             Blood-relations are in a way separate, and in a way ~
3629 Suppl, 55|             a way separate, and in a way ~connected: and it happens
3630 Suppl, 55|          with one of them is in some way connected with all of ~them.
3631 Suppl, 55|              with one of them in one way is ~connected with another
3632 Suppl, 55|              with another in another way, either as to the kind of ~
3633 Suppl, 55|          happens in two ways. In one way when a relation ~results
3634 Suppl, 55|          logically only. In ~another way when the relation results
3635 Suppl, 55|           ceases in two ways: in one way through the ~corruption
3636 Suppl, 55|              its subject, in another way by the removal of its cause; ~
3637 Suppl, 55|           although its cause is in a way dishonorable.~Aquin.: SMT
3638 Suppl, 55|            by a vow; or in any other way ~whatever. Therefore betrothal
3639 Suppl, 55|       proceeds from ~another: in one way a thing proceeds from another
3640 Suppl, 55|        begotten of a man: in another way one thing proceeds from ~
3641 Suppl, 55|          surface a body, and in this way the procession can go no
3642 Suppl, 55|          true affinity, in ~the same way as the relationship arising
3643 Suppl, 55|          affinity extend in the same way as the degrees of ~consanguinity?~
3644 Suppl, 55|              not extend in the ~same way as the degrees of consanguinity.
3645 Suppl, 55|     increases it": nor can it in any way legitimize a ~marriage which
3646 Suppl, 55|              necessary to proceed by way of accusation for the annulment ~
3647 Suppl, 55|              ought not to proceed by way of accusation ~in order
3648 Suppl, 55|    separation the ~process is not by way of accusation.~Aquin.: SMT
3649 Suppl, 55|            accusation. It is in this way that a marriage ~is denounced,
3650 Suppl, 55|       hearing witnesses in ~the same way as in other suits?~Aquin.:
3651 Suppl, 55|       hearing witnesses, in the same way as in other suits where
3652 Suppl, 56|              generation which is the way to being. This solution
3653 Suppl, 56|             him in Baptism. In ~this way spiritual relationship does
3654 Suppl, 56|            one flesh: and this is by way of a kind of ~affinity;
3655 Suppl, 57|             no one can adopt in this way except one who is his own
3656 Suppl, 57|             adoption itself. In this way even one who is not his
3657 Suppl, 57|            related to ~her in such a way as to prevent him from marrying
3658 Suppl, 58|             in the woman in the same way as of frigidity in the man.~
3659 Suppl, 58|             three years ~in the same way as we have stated with regard
3660 Suppl, 58|              as its ~cause, in which way it is necessary for matrimony.
3661 Suppl, 58|              marriage is effected by way of a contract, it comes ~
3662 Suppl, 59|    impediment to marriage is in some way contrary to ~marriage. But
3663 Suppl, 59|       related to present in the same way as future to ~future. Wherefore
3664 Suppl, 59|          slave to his master, but by way of a kind of ~partnership,
3665 Suppl, 59|        dissolved in two ways. In one way as to the ~marriage tie,
3666 Suppl, 59|           which is false. In another way marriage is ~dissolved as
3667 Suppl, 59|            unbelief, it is the other way about ~if we consider marriage
3668 Suppl, 60|           chastise her in some other way.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[60] A[
3669 Suppl, 61|               marriage tie in such a way that the wife may marry
3670 Suppl, 62|         divorce, yet not in the same way ~as bodily fornication.
3671 Suppl, 62|            not mentioned in the same way, both ~because it is an
3672 Suppl, 62|              and board, ~and in this way she cannot be put away except
3673 Suppl, 62|             where ~the process is by way of denunciation, and not
3674 Suppl, 62|              nothing to stand in the way of their desires. Therefore ~
3675 Suppl, 62|         fornication. Therefore in no way is reconciliation allowable.~
3676 Suppl, 64|     practices, if he be deemed that ~way inclined. If however, he
3677 Suppl, 65|            If, however, it be in any way ~improportionate to the
3678 Suppl, 65|           wholly destroys nor in any way hinders the first end of ~
3679 Suppl, 65|           plurality of wives is in a way against the law of nature,
3680 Suppl, 65|             law of nature, and ~in a way not against it.~Aquin.:
3681 Suppl, 65|              difficulty: and in this way it ~sufficed man when he
3682 Suppl, 65|             things belonging in ~any way to the natural law. Consequently
3683 Suppl, 65|              things miraculously, by way of exception to more frequent
3684 Suppl, 67|            God. ~Yet man would, in a way, oppose himself to God if
3685 Suppl, 67|       especially those which in some way ~are of natural law, a dispensation
3686 Suppl, 67|        frequently in nature. In this way, however, there is no variation
3687 Suppl, 67|             of miracles: and in this way there can be a ~variation
3688 Suppl, 67|            lower causes, and in this way a dispensation may bear
3689 Suppl, 67|          dispensation in this second way; but, if it be one of the
3690 Suppl, 67|      dispensation even in the ~first way. Now it would seem to belong
3691 Suppl, 67|       dispensation even in the first way.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[67] A[
3692 Suppl, 67|             the ~Mosaic law. For one way of giving consent is to
3693 Suppl, 67|              punishment, and in this way the bill of ~divorce was
3694 Suppl, 67|           the offspring. In ~another way a good is omitted in order
3695 Suppl, 67|            become ~virtuous. In this way the indissolubility of marriage
3696 Suppl, 67|            was recalled. In the same way we are to ~understand the
3697 Suppl, 67|          were indicated in a general way, so as to prove the justice
3698 Suppl, 68|          incur a loss in this second way is not a punishment. ~Hence
3699 Suppl, 69|              certain ~fittingness by way of congruity of spiritual
3700 Suppl, 69|            are ~appointed to them by way of congruity in reference
3701 Suppl, 69|             familiar to us, in which way we say that bodies are properly
3702 Suppl, 69|             corporeal things in this way. Secondly, by a kind of ~
3703 Suppl, 69|              corporeal life. In this way certain souls have more
3704 Suppl, 69|        corporeal ~places in the same way as bodies which are maintained
3705 Suppl, 69|         detained in the state of the way, receives at once its ~reward
3706 Suppl, 69|        longer his place: and in this way no one who is finally ~consigned
3707 Suppl, 69|       favorable sense, although in a way they ~are one.~Aquin.: SMT
3708 Suppl, 69|             be expounded in the same way, as being the ~utterance
3709 Suppl, 69|           OBJ 1: Good happens in one way, but evil in many ways,
3710 Suppl, 70|              in the soul in the same way as ~color is in a body,
3711 Suppl, 70|              radically, in ~the same way as a result is in its principle:
3712 Suppl, 70|        namely the ~body. For in this way the powers of the soul are
3713 Suppl, 70|         images of bodies in the same way as when we sleep. ~Thus
3714 Suppl, 70|          over past time; and in this way the ~act of the memory will
3715 Suppl, 70|           remembers not." In another way memory is used to ~designate
3716 Suppl, 70|      separated soul, because in this way they ~are not exercised
3717 Suppl, 70|            of the heart. In another ~way they denote acts of the
3718 Suppl, 70|      intellective part: and ~in this way they will be in the separated
3719 Suppl, 70|           man or ~demon, in the same way as we have explained the
3720 Suppl, 70|              on a spirit, nor in any way be hurtful or ~distressful
3721 Suppl, 70|             as the latter is in some way united ~to a body: for thus
3722 Suppl, 70|            body in two ways. In ~one way as form to matter, so that
3723 Suppl, 70|          corporeal fire. In another ~way as the mover is united to
3724 Suppl, 70|              are in a place. In this way ~created incorporeal spirits
3725 Suppl, 70|              in one place ~in such a way as not to be in another.
3726 Suppl, 70|             A[3] Body Para. 7/8~This way is asserted by Gregory (
3727 Suppl, 70|              seen, but in some other way no matter which. It is thus ~
3728 Suppl, 70|       spiritual contact) in the same way as a "painful object is ~
3729 Suppl, 70|              immediately in the same way as it torments bodies.~
3730 Suppl, 71|            limbo?~(8) Whether in any way they profit those who are
3731 Suppl, 71|           good for good in ~the same way as evil for evil. But no
3732 Suppl, 71|              in two ways: first, by ~way of merit; secondly, by way
3733 Suppl, 71|           way of merit; secondly, by way of prayer: the difference
3734 Suppl, 71|            for ~acquiring a state by way of merit, so that, to wit,
3735 Suppl, 71|           being worthy of reward. By way of prayer, however, the
3736 Suppl, 71|          avail ~another, not only by way of prayer but even by way
3737 Suppl, 71|            way of prayer but even by way of merit: and this ~happens
3738 Suppl, 71|            only to one who is on the way to advance on ~account of
3739 Suppl, 71|             not in ~the state of the way, yet in a certain respect
3740 Suppl, 71|        respect they are still on the way, ~in so far as they are
3741 Suppl, 71|             strictly speaking, their way is hedged in round about, ~
3742 Suppl, 71|            or unhappiness. Yet their way is not so hedged around
3743 Suppl, 71|           may be considered - in one way in so far as it is his ~
3744 Suppl, 71|              to ~another; in another way in so far as it is another'
3745 Suppl, 71|        stated above, it may in some ~way profit another, who is disposed.~
3746 Suppl, 71|              expiating punishment by way of ~compensation which is
3747 Suppl, 71|            satisfaction: and in this way the ~work of suffrage that
3748 Suppl, 71|             is charity: and in ~this way it profits not only the
3749 Suppl, 71|              would seem that in some way suffrages profit the saints
3750 Suppl, 71|              punishment undergone by way of satisfaction; although
3751 Suppl, 71|          person in two ways: in one ~way, principally; in another,
3752 Suppl, 71|          specially for him. In this ~way the value of suffrages regards
3753 Suppl, 71|             one's intention. In this way the satisfaction of one ~
3754 Suppl, 71|             avail him alone ~in this way, because satisfaction, properly
3755 Suppl, 71|             conditional, for in this way they merited ~that suffrages
3756 Suppl, 71|           avail others in a ~certain way, as stated (A[1]), it follows
3757 Suppl, 72|              be achieved in the same way, or ~else not achieved at
3758 Suppl, 72|           than ~those who are on the way. Now we should make the
3759 Suppl, 72|              saints, who are on the ~way, our intercessors with God,
3760 Suppl, 72|          principle ~of action not by way of opposition, but by way
3761 Suppl, 72|            way of opposition, but by way of a principle regulating ~
3762 Suppl, 72|         issue it may be taken either way. ~For in the text (Sent.
3763 Suppl, 72|            Since the world was, in a way, made for man's sake, it ~
3764 Suppl, 72|            thing that cannot in some way be cleansed by fire: ~some
3765 Suppl, 72|              explain this descent by way of ~multiplication, because
3766 Suppl, 72|            become its matter in some way. Hence we must ~grant that
3767 Suppl, 72|         except movement which is the way to perfection, and this
3768 Suppl, 72|              form of heaven. In this way three elements, namely ~
3769 Suppl, 72|       elements in so far as ~in some way it will cleanse them. But
3770 Suppl, 72|      whatever needs cleansing in any way ~shall be cleansed by that
3771 Suppl, 72|            renewed, ~each in its own way, as appears from the statement (
3772 Suppl, 72|             long as the state of the way lasts the elements act ~
3773 Suppl, 72|         wicked. Now the state of the way will ~still endure in that
3774 Suppl, 72|              after this state of the way ~death will not be natural,
3775 Suppl, 72|             will be cleansed ~in one way by the separation of the
3776 Suppl, 72|     Therefore the wicked shall in no way rise again.~Aquin.: SMT
3777 Suppl, 72|        meaning ~"all": in fact, this way of speaking is often met
3778 Suppl, 72|           one species have one fixed way of origin: ~wherefore animals
3779 Suppl, 72|               viii. Now the ~natural way of man's origin is for him
3780 Suppl, 72|              to nature in the ~first way can nowise be natural, but
3781 Suppl, 72|              to nature in the second way is simply ~natural: but
3782 Suppl, 72|       related to nature in the third way cannot ~be described as
3783 Suppl, 72|         nature, except in a definite way by ~the process of generation
3784 Suppl, 73|          delivered man in some other way. Therefore Christ's ~resurrection
3785 Suppl, 73|             in the begotten. In this way the resurrection of Christ
3786 Suppl, 73|            effect must needs in some way be united ~together, since
3787 Suppl, 73|             1 Thess. ~4:15). In this way His appearing, in so far
3788 Suppl, 73|            higher ~orders will, in a way, do also. In like manner
3789 Suppl, 75|           always choose the shortest way. Now ~the shortest way is
3790 Suppl, 75|      shortest way. Now ~the shortest way is for the men who shall
3791 Suppl, 75|      supremely wise will choose this way for those who shall be ~
3792 Suppl, 75|            Reply OBJ 4: The shortest way is not always the one to
3793 Suppl, 76|            reunited to a body by the way of generation. Secondly,
3794 Suppl, 76|    particular substance, and in this way ~a statue is homogeneous,
3795 Suppl, 77|       contained originally and, in a way, implicitly in the ~soul.
3796 Suppl, 77|           the whole soul in the same way as one part is to another" ~(
3797 Suppl, 77|              they were parts in some way perfected by the soul. And
3798 Suppl, 77|          either because it is on the way to ~corruption, and is voided
3799 Suppl, 77|              the humors are in ~some way perfected by the rational
3800 Suppl, 77|         related to truth in the same way as to ~being" (Metaph. ii),
3801 Suppl, 77|           term, but is still on ~the way to give nourishment.~Aquin.:
3802 Suppl, 78|             nourishment in a certain way, even as it is more perfect
3803 Suppl, 79|       removed from them. In another ~way we use the word "passive"
3804 Suppl, 79|           recipient, because in this way the quality is received
3805 Suppl, 79|             being, wherefore in this way alone is it ~altered: whereas,
3806 Suppl, 79|         cognizant ~of flavors in the way mentioned above.~Aquin.:
3807 Suppl, 80|              others ~standing in its way. But this cannot happen
3808 Suppl, 80|              body will not be in the way of another. Consequently
3809 Suppl, 80|             quantity be made in some way less than itself: and this
3810 Suppl, 80|           Reply OBJ 2: Although in a way it is possible for a glorified
3811 Suppl, 81|       established in God, that in no way will it move away from Him. ~
3812 Suppl, 81|            or not in some particular way. It is thus that ~movement
3813 Suppl, 81|             B without being in some ~way in the intervening space.
3814 Suppl, 81|             and not according to our way of ~considering it. Wherefore
3815 Suppl, 81|           considered in a ~different way is not rendered capable
3816 Suppl, 81|           considered in a ~different way does not make it possible
3817 Suppl, 81|           movable, no matter in what way it ~resist, whether by itself
3818 Suppl, 83|             corruption, and in ~this way the bodies of the damned
3819 Suppl, 83|         being ~hindered, and in this way the body of Adam was incorruptible,
3820 Suppl, 83|             unless ~the body in some way is hurt thereby. If therefore
3821 Suppl, 83|              of nature." ~In another way one thing is received into
3822 Suppl, 83|          into another spiritually by way of ~an "intention," just
3823 Suppl, 83|            ways. ~First, in the same way as in the agent, and thus
3824 Suppl, 84|              we may choose a ~middle way, by holding that they will
3825 Suppl, 85|             Law." Hence in a special way something ~will be said
3826 Suppl, 86|             Hence ~there is a fourth way of judging, which will be
3827 Suppl, 86|        expounds this judging in this way (De ~judic. potest.), wherefore
3828 Suppl, 86|       verdict already given. In this way perfect men will judge,
3829 Suppl, 86|          things to others, either by way of enlightenment, as the
3830 Suppl, 86|              Cf. FP, Q[106]],: or by way of speech as the ~lower
3831 Suppl, 86|            exaltation corresponds by way of merit to humility. Now
3832 Suppl, 86|           possess Divine ~justice by way of habit both as to knowledge
3833 Suppl, 86|             judgment angels are in a way the executors and ~promulgators.
3834 Suppl, 86|         wicked. Nor does this in any way diminish the punishment ~
3835 Suppl, 87|           whatever is ~seen is, in a way, received into the seer.
3836 Suppl, 88|            works of ~the six days by way of a remote likeness, namely
3837 Suppl, 88|            bodily life. Now in ~this way the heavenly bodies serve
3838 Suppl, 88|            glorified man ~in another way; hence it does not follow
3839 Suppl, 88|            in the Divine goodness by way of a ~certain likeness of
3840 Suppl, 88|           the world: and in the same way it would be possible to
3841 Suppl, 88|           part of nature in the same way as we speak of natural ~
3842 Suppl, 88|              what degree and in what way this betterment will take ~
3843 Suppl, 88|             obtain his end, in which way he makes use of them now.~
3844 Suppl, 88|              know ~what to do (which way of speaking is customary
3845 Suppl, 88|           will be renewed in such a ~way as to throw off all corruption
3846 Suppl, 88|              and thus they are in no way subjects of ~incorruption.
3847 Suppl, 89|         shows that the most ~perfect way in which our intellect can
3848 Suppl, 89|             in heaven even as on the way. Therefore since He is ~
3849 Suppl, 89|              He is ~invisible on the way, so will He be in heaven.~
3850 Suppl, 89|        unknown. But God is ~in every way infinite. Therefore He is
3851 Suppl, 89|          Further, whatever is in one way and is seen in another way
3852 Suppl, 89|           way and is seen in another way is ~not seen as it is. Now
3853 Suppl, 89|             it is. Now God is in one way and will be seen in another
3854 Suppl, 89|              will be seen in another way ~by the saints in heaven:
3855 Suppl, 89|       Metaphysics. propounds another way ~of understanding separate
3856 Suppl, 89|              on our souls. ~But this way also seems inadequate to
3857 Suppl, 89|     unlikeness may occur. For in one way there is a ~deficient likeness,
3858 Suppl, 89|            that has much. In another way the likeness is yet more ~
3859 Suppl, 89|              a white one. In another way, still ~more defective is
3860 Suppl, 89|              is a being: and in this way ~every likeness received
3861 Suppl, 89|           essence to be seen in this way alone, said that ~the essence
3862 Suppl, 89|       Consequently neither does this way suffice for the ~Divine
3863 Suppl, 89|     Therefore we must take the other way, which also certain philosophers ~
3864 Suppl, 89|    nevertheless allow this to be our way of seeing God in His essence, ~
3865 Suppl, 89|             not received in the same way, the Divine essence will
3866 Suppl, 89|             Deo: Ep. cxlvii). In one way as excluding ~corporeal
3867 Suppl, 89|             and thus it is the other way about, for ~sense is not
3868 Suppl, 89|              succession, in the same way as primary matter ~remains
3869 Suppl, 89|           whereby we know God on the way, for the reason given ~above.~
3870 Suppl, 89|         knowable; and it is in ~this way that God is infinite.~Aquin.:
3871 Suppl, 89|            visible are seen: in this way He is by nature invisible
3872 Suppl, 89|    represented by the image. In this way, too, ~the intellect from
3873 Suppl, 89|           lead our intellect in this way to God, as shown ~above:
3874 Suppl, 89|           angelic life, ~in the same way as these visible things
3875 Suppl, 89|             directly ~in this second way on a sense is called a proper
3876 Suppl, 89|         existing ~in matter is in no way a principle of knowledge,
3877 Suppl, 89|              punishment: for in this way ignorance is nescience of
3878 Suppl, 90|          body. As ~regards the first way of considering the body,
3879 Suppl, 90|              beatitude. In the first way the mansions are ~distinguished
3880 Suppl, 90|         Divine vision. In the second way the mansions are distinguished ~
3881 Suppl, 90|      according to the charity of the way. For our actions are meritorious,
3882 Suppl, 90|             thus the charity of the ~way will distinguish the mansions
3883 Suppl, 90|          distinguish the mansions by way of merit. ~Aquin.: SMT XP
3884 Suppl, 91|        person in two ways: first ~by way of passion, secondly by
3885 Suppl, 91|              of passion, secondly by way of choice. In the blessed
3886 Suppl, 91|            and by passion, in ~which way they are pitied by the good
3887 Suppl, 91|           annexed to it: and in this way the saints will ~rejoice
3888 Suppl, 92|         beatitude, but as being in a way directed to ~beatitude,
3889 Suppl, 92|        Christ ~should be in the same way in Christ and in us.~Aquin.:
3890 Suppl, 92|         nothing hinders Him, in this way of speaking, from being
3891 Suppl, 92|          Christ as its Head. In this way ~alone has the Church the
3892 Suppl, 92|     character of spouse: and in this way Christ is ~not a member
3893 Suppl, 92|       conformity with Christ in this way, since He took human ~nature,
3894 Suppl, 92|    correspond to the ~virtues of the way, which united us to God:
3895 Suppl, 92|             is ~assigned in the same way. For it has been said (A[
3896 Suppl, 92|          which ~is ours while on the way, but of possession [*Literally "
3897 Suppl, 92|              they are such as in any way accompany or follow ~beatitude,
3898 Suppl, 93|              the reward whereby in a way ~man is made a participator
3899 Suppl, 93|          higher merit as regards the way of ~meriting. But this would
3900 Suppl, 93|              to ~this more excellent way of meriting: and it is this
3901 Suppl, 93|              another has not in some way. But men merit ~beatitude
3902 Suppl, 93|              have in ~common in some way, in so far as each one,
3903 Suppl, 93|              not divided in the same way are not of ~the same nature.
3904 Suppl, 93|              not divided in the same way, ~since aureole is divided
3905 Suppl, 93|              and imperfectly on the ~way. From this signification
3906 Suppl, 93|              Accordingly in whatever way suffering for Christ's sake
3907 Suppl, 93|              OBJ 3: Although in some way virginity has its exemplar
3908 Suppl, 93|            is not in God in the same way as in a virgin.~Aquin.:
3909 Suppl, 93|             2/2~We reply in the same way to the Third and Fourth
3910 Suppl, 93|            compiling of writing is a way of teaching.~Aquin.: SMT
3911 Suppl, 93|     precedence of the ~others in one way, and the virgin's in another.
3912 Suppl, 93|        excellent in some ~particular way. And this suffices for the
3913 Suppl, 93|              corruption. For in this way privations may ~increase,
3914 Suppl, 94|        spiritual action, in the same way as sensible objects act ~
3915 Suppl, 94|           OBJ 2: Augustine speaks by way of comparison. For he does
3916 Suppl, 94|       Augustine may be taken in this way, that ~the place whither
3917 Suppl, 94|              in some other spiritual way, as angels are in ~a place.
3918 Suppl, 94|            own power ~and in its own way, but also by the power of
3919 Suppl, 94|          fire, and burns in a bodily way the wicked cast therein, ~
3920 Suppl, 94|            we know not. And ~in this way it may differ specifically
3921 Suppl, 94|              inflicted on man on the way: ~according as each sin
3922 Suppl, 95|              sin in two ways: in one way ~directly, in another way
3923 Suppl, 95|            way ~directly, in another way indirectly. He repents of
3924 Suppl, 95|          says (Ethic. v, 1). In this way it is better for the ~damned
3925 Suppl, 95|          means think of Him in this ~way. Secondly, according to
3926 Suppl, 95|              sorrow, so that in this way the damned will ~think of
3927 Suppl, 95|         blessed ~in glory, in such a way as to know, not what that
3928 Suppl, 95|            to the damned in the same way as ~the saints' glory; although
3929 Suppl, 96|              those who sin in such a way as not to ~deserve to be
3930 Suppl, 96|           themselves, since no other way of reconciliation is given
3931 Suppl, 96|          them not to ~have known the way of justice, than after they
3932 Suppl, 96|              those ~who know not the way of truth will be punished
3933 Suppl, 96|          them not to have known ~the way of justice than, after they
3934 Appen1, 1|          lack of that which, in some way, one is ~capable of obtaining.
3935 Appen1, 1|              of things which in some way are proportionate to our ~
3936 Appen1, 2|              is not voluntary in any way, because the ~souls in Purgatory
3937 Appen1, 2|              D, xxi] because in this way both light and grave sins
3938 Appen1, 2|          remains in the state of the way, in a sense. Consequently ~