Part, Question

3501 Suppl, 70|    spiritual and ~corporeal things: wherefore they cannot be changed into
3502 Suppl, 70|           the intermediate objects; wherefore it is able to act ~at a
3503 Suppl, 70|          soul suffer from the fire: wherefore Gregory (Dial. iv, 29) says: ~"
3504 Suppl, 70|             perfection of the seer. wherefore it cannot conduce to his ~
3505 Suppl, 70|            from the corporeal fire: wherefore Gregory says (Dial. iv, ~
3506 Suppl, 70|            of the principal ~agent: wherefore it is not unreasonable if
3507 Suppl, 70|             there as one inquiring: wherefore he ~expresses himself otherwise
3508 Suppl, 70|              fire as hurtful to it: wherefore the fire as apprehended
3509 Suppl, 70|      prepared for their punishment. Wherefore, since this ~vision is the
3510 Suppl, 71|            according to his merits, wherefore the psalm (Ps. 61:13) says: ~"
3511 Suppl, 71|       charity in meritorious works. Wherefore all who ~are united together
3512 Suppl, 71|       bestowed on them by the doer. Wherefore they can avail them either
3513 Suppl, 71|            his ~relation to an act, wherefore praise is "in relation to
3514 Suppl, 71|           the memory of the living: wherefore ~the intention of the living
3515 Suppl, 71|       should avail him after death. Wherefore if he is assisted thereby
3516 Suppl, 71|         towards their final ~award. Wherefore, strictly speaking, their
3517 Suppl, 71|            to the principal ~agent. Wherefore, although he who acts as
3518 Suppl, 71|           order save by punishment: wherefore it is ~impossible for punishment
3519 Suppl, 71|          less, from the same ~fire. wherefore since the guilt of the damned
3520 Suppl, 71|         unhappiness of the damned, ~wherefore their punishment cannot
3521 Suppl, 71|        matter of great uncertainty; wherefore it is safer to ~say simply
3522 Suppl, 71|         this is a probable opinion. Wherefore the offering was made for
3523 Suppl, 71|           Gregory says (Moral. xx): wherefore the Damascene ~(Serm.: De
3524 Suppl, 71|        incorporated, namely Christ: wherefore the Eucharist is as it were
3525 Suppl, 71|             the work of almsgiving: wherefore on the part of charity these
3526 Suppl, 71|             spiritual regeneration, wherefore just as by ~generation being
3527 Suppl, 71|           of ecclesiastical unity, ~wherefore by reason of the deed done
3528 Suppl, 71|           some if they be unworthy: wherefore ~Gregory says (Dial. iv): "
3529 Suppl, 71|      looking on their burial place, wherefore a ~"monument" takes its
3530 Suppl, 71|      satisfaction due for his sins, wherefore ~sometimes several Masses
3531 Suppl, 72|          principle be comprehended. Wherefore, since the ~souls of the
3532 Suppl, 72|        declares (Coel. Hier. iii). ~Wherefore it is evident that the saints
3533 Suppl, 72|             finds no place in them. Wherefore if after ~death they know
3534 Suppl, 72|           that are midway between." Wherefore, since the saints who are
3535 Suppl, 72|           is ~less than the Father. Wherefore to avoid these errors the
3536 Suppl, 72|         reference to these things; ~wherefore it is stated in the Apocalypse (
3537 Suppl, 72|            is not always fulfilled; wherefore no wonder if that ~also
3538 Suppl, 72|         they are unable to obtain," wherefore neither do they seek for
3539 Suppl, 72|             coming is to be hidden; wherefore it is written (1 Thess.
3540 Suppl, 72|     judgment day contains them all. Wherefore although ~men be terrified
3541 Suppl, 72|            preceding the judgment: ~wherefore he adds that when the judgment
3542 Suppl, 72|            that which is imperfect, wherefore it must needs ~cease when
3543 Suppl, 72|            at the Divine judgment; ~wherefore it is stated (Apoc. 7:11): "
3544 Suppl, 72|           not limited in its power, wherefore its ministry ~must needs
3545 Suppl, 72|         creatures are ~not unclean, wherefore it is written (Acts 10:15): "
3546 Suppl, 72|      unfitness for being glorified, wherefore in this respect ~it needs
3547 Suppl, 72|             diminish ~their purity: wherefore the elements need to be
3548 Suppl, 72|          composition of contraries. Wherefore a simple ~body, although
3549 Suppl, 72|          carried out by that power: wherefore Anaxagoras asserted that
3550 Suppl, 72|           rather than to separate; ~wherefore the natural impurity of
3551 Suppl, 72|         wherein they were ~created, wherefore created nature will be able
3552 Suppl, 72|             it is called ~"heaven." Wherefore (Apoc. 21:1) only heaven
3553 Suppl, 72|           their natural perfection. Wherefore it would seem that the ~
3554 Suppl, 72|            s ~providence and power; wherefore it will not act on the other
3555 Suppl, 72|             the middle ~of the air: wherefore the fire of the final conflagration
3556 Suppl, 72|           the wicked from the good: wherefore it is ~said (Lk. 3:17): "
3557 Suppl, 72|           the judgment than before. Wherefore, just as ~charity will be
3558 Suppl, 72|             the soul's instrument. ~Wherefore even in purgatory, where
3559 Suppl, 72|       attain this end in this life: wherefore they had ~no need to admit
3560 Suppl, 72|        desire to obtain happiness: ~wherefore Porphyrius said as Augustine
3561 Suppl, 72|            a sailor uses his ~ship: wherefore according to this opinion,
3562 Suppl, 72|       ordained to the resurrection. Wherefore our Lord proves the ~resurrection
3563 Suppl, 72|             also as form to matter: wherefore ~the work belongs to the
3564 Suppl, 72|            to Christ rising ~again; wherefore the Apostle argues (1 Cor.
3565 Suppl, 72|           one fixed way of origin: ~wherefore animals begotten of putrefaction
3566 Suppl, 72|            of generation from seed. Wherefore even granted a passive ~
3567 Suppl, 73|           mediator of ~God and men: wherefore the Divine gifts are bestowed
3568 Suppl, 73|          given by God to the sound: wherefore a gloss on Ps. ~67:34, "
3569 Suppl, 73|         cause of our ~resurrection: wherefore at the resurrection of bodies,
3570 Suppl, 73|     restoration of the human body; ~wherefore in this respect God will
3571 Suppl, 74|        subtle and powerful bodies": wherefore the entire ~matter of the
3572 Suppl, 74|         faith of the New Testament: wherefore it was more fitting that
3573 Suppl, 74|            to the end of the world, wherefore it is said (Mt. ~28:20): "
3574 Suppl, 74|          will not reveal to others: wherefore all those ~who have been
3575 Suppl, 74|             measure is known to us: wherefore if we know the ~beginning
3576 Suppl, 74|             which is unknown to us. Wherefore however much we ~may know
3577 Suppl, 74|          end ~of time will be then: wherefore it is said (Apoc. 10:6)
3578 Suppl, 74|           to what is done ~therein: wherefore (Jn. 13:30) the night is
3579 Suppl, 74|           return to the same point. Wherefore it is said that Christ arose
3580 Suppl, 74|         enlighten it ~(Apoc. 22:5). Wherefore in this respect it matters
3581 Suppl, 75|            the juice of the grape. ~Wherefore since human nature has incurred
3582 Suppl, 75|             life of the whole body: wherefore even as all the members
3583 Suppl, 75|             to be reduced to ashes. wherefore ~the name of ashes is given
3584 Suppl, 75|              dependent on the body, wherefore its movement towards God
3585 Suppl, 75|           into its component parts. Wherefore others say that these ~parts
3586 Suppl, 76|             the ordering of reason: wherefore it passed after death from ~
3587 Suppl, 76|            thing ~rises that falls: wherefore resurrection regards the
3588 Suppl, 76|        forms in ~its various parts. Wherefore after the separation of
3589 Suppl, 76|             the same identical man: wherefore Socrates and Plato are two
3590 Suppl, 76|             is not several animals: wherefore if it is ~not the same animal
3591 Suppl, 76|           the essence of humanity, ~wherefore a distinction on their part
3592 Suppl, 76|             the body has perished: ~wherefore the comparison fails.~Aquin.:
3593 Suppl, 76|             part ~but to the whole, wherefore the reward is due, not to
3594 Suppl, 77|            art to its instruments: ~wherefore an animated body is called
3595 Suppl, 77|         will not pass into another. Wherefore this ~humidity that is actually
3596 Suppl, 77|   predominant in flesh and ~blood"; wherefore the Apostle's words continue: "
3597 Suppl, 77|        whole human race multiplied. Wherefore according to this opinion, ~
3598 Suppl, 77|             Book (Sent. ii, D, 30); wherefore there is no need for repetition ~
3599 Suppl, 77|            be destroyed in melting. Wherefore since at the ~resurrection
3600 Suppl, 77|            others take their place: wherefore the parts of the people
3601 Suppl, 77|          matter but from ~its form; wherefore, although that part of matter
3602 Suppl, 77|           probable than the others. Wherefore the whole ~of what is in
3603 Suppl, 77|         causing growth of the body; wherefore it must needs ~rise again,
3604 Suppl, 77|           of the parts of ~species, wherefore they are not equally directed
3605 Suppl, 77|        after the substantial form; ~wherefore division that is made in
3606 Suppl, 78|            being advanced in years. Wherefore in ~the elect there will
3607 Suppl, 78|            the ~term of completion. Wherefore that which belonged principally
3608 Suppl, 78|          matter of the ~individual: wherefore the conclusion does not
3609 Suppl, 78|             fetus to the male form: wherefore the ~Philosopher says (De
3610 Suppl, 78|    difference ~of sex and quantity. Wherefore just as men will rise again
3611 Suppl, 78|            movement of the heavens; wherefore all these will cease ~at
3612 Suppl, 78|   Philosopher states (Ethic. x, 7), wherefore the happiness of the ~human
3613 Suppl, 78|         sought for their own ~sake: wherefore these alone are requisite
3614 Suppl, 79|         saints after resurrection; ~wherefore they are said to be impassible.~
3615 Suppl, 79|           the effect to be removed. Wherefore ~others say that the qualities
3616 Suppl, 79|           perfectly subject to God. Wherefore it will be ~impossible for
3617 Suppl, 79|             Anima ii, text. 51,54). Wherefore if the saints, ~in the resurrection,
3618 Suppl, 79|            is said to be the power. Wherefore since the ~proper active
3619 Suppl, 79|             by a ~spiritual change. Wherefore the impassibility of glorified
3620 Suppl, 79|             to its spiritual being, wherefore in this way alone is it ~
3621 Suppl, 79|          singing and with cymbals." Wherefore, according to others we
3622 Suppl, 79|         constitute the animal body. Wherefore the body of an animal has,
3623 Suppl, 79|             is mixed with humidity; wherefore ~it is necessary for dissolution
3624 Suppl, 79|        nowise hampered by humidity: wherefore it will affect ~the organ
3625 Suppl, 80|             of scarcity of matter, ~wherefore bodies that have less matter
3626 Suppl, 80|          penetration regards depth, wherefore length is not an obstacle
3627 Suppl, 80|          through paucity of matter, wherefore rarity is ~synonymous with
3628 Suppl, 80|   spirituality indicates ~subtlety: wherefore Gregory says (Moral. xiv,
3629 Suppl, 80|           by reason of its quality: wherefore if we remove from a body
3630 Suppl, 80|              body of its dimension; wherefore it nowise removes from it
3631 Suppl, 80|     requires distinction ~in place. Wherefore we observe that when two
3632 Suppl, 80|            of ~the nature of unity. Wherefore that one same body be locally
3633 Suppl, 80|           being in an equal place: ~wherefore it is contained whole under
3634 Suppl, 80|          distance from one another. Wherefore this ~will never happen,
3635 Suppl, 80|            aptitude to be affected: wherefore air, fire, and the like
3636 Suppl, 80|           this, resists the ~touch; wherefore the air which never resists
3637 Suppl, 80|      resistance to ~a passing body. Wherefore according to its nature
3638 Suppl, 80|            complexion in each part. Wherefore the touch of ~those bodies
3639 Suppl, 81|             to the ~glorified soul. Wherefore even as by the gift of subtlety
3640 Suppl, 81|            82], A[1]; Q[83], A[1]). Wherefore it is better to ascribe
3641 Suppl, 81|        noble a place is due ~to it: wherefore Christ's body which is the
3642 Suppl, 81|            as ~being due to merits. Wherefore, though out of that place,
3643 Suppl, 81|             moved is imperceptible: wherefore Augustine says (QQ. ~De
3644 Suppl, 81|         there is no fixed distance: wherefore that which is in the ~negation
3645 Suppl, 81|      affirmation, and "vice versa"; wherefore in such things ~"to be changing
3646 Suppl, 81|             84] A[3] Body Para. 3/5~Wherefore others grant this, and yet
3647 Suppl, 81|             way of ~considering it. Wherefore an instant through being
3648 Suppl, 81|      lacking at ~all (Phys. ii, 5); wherefore we say: "I do so and so
3649 Suppl, 81|             to retard the movement. Wherefore it is possible to ~imagine
3650 Suppl, 81|       requires a place or position: wherefore so long as it retains the
3651 Suppl, 82|             one that is behind it; ~wherefore one luminary behind another
3652 Suppl, 82|             mode of the recipient. ~Wherefore clarity which in the soul
3653 Suppl, 82|        account of its transparency. Wherefore ~seemingly we should say
3654 Suppl, 82|        nature but will ~perfect it. Wherefore the body will retain the
3655 Suppl, 82|          the good to the ~appetite. Wherefore if there were a sight altogether
3656 Suppl, 82|          the ~sight but soothes it: wherefore this clarity is compared
3657 Suppl, 82|              on an external object. Wherefore a glorified body may be
3658 Suppl, 83|            its previous condition: ~wherefore those who die under perfect
3659 Suppl, 83|            with more grievous sins. Wherefore if he who had ~deformities
3660 Suppl, 83|         nature at the resurrection. Wherefore whatever ~defect or deformity
3661 Suppl, 83|          from its natural property. Wherefore after the resurrection, ~
3662 Suppl, 83|           is the heavenly movement: wherefore given the movement of the ~
3663 Suppl, 83|            feel a far greater pain: wherefore they are said to be in "
3664 Suppl, 83|             the likeness of things: wherefore corresponding to this mode
3665 Suppl, 83|            of ~colors to the sight. Wherefore in respect of this mode
3666 Suppl, 84|    cognizant then of all his works. Wherefore each ~man's conscience will
3667 Suppl, 84|         dependent on the free-will, wherefore ~they need to speak in order
3668 Suppl, 84|        singly and will bewail them, wherefore they say (Wis. ~5:8): "What
3669 Suppl, 84|           God and ~all else in Him. Wherefore others say that the wicked
3670 Suppl, 85|           of the ~whole human race: wherefore a twofold judgment is due
3671 Suppl, 85|           judged, as stated above. ~Wherefore although before that judgment
3672 Suppl, 85|             mentioned in Daniel ~9: wherefore the Jews are reproached
3673 Suppl, 85|    existence immediately ~from God. Wherefore the knowledge of the end
3674 Suppl, 86|            equivalent to doing it. ~Wherefore those who will consent with
3675 Suppl, 86|            all the ~elect to judge: wherefore it is written (Wis. 3:7,
3676 Suppl, 86|            might be said to judge: ~wherefore it is written (Apoc. 20:
3677 Suppl, 86|           way (De ~judic. potest.), wherefore he says: "Those who persevere
3678 Suppl, 86|             are judged are subject, wherefore ~it belongs to him to pass
3679 Suppl, 86|          the ~order of destruction: wherefore among the beatitudes whereby
3680 Suppl, 86|         judicial power corresponds. Wherefore among ~those things regarding
3681 Suppl, 86|             be ~entirely set aside. Wherefore just as the Divine illuminations
3682 Suppl, 86|       exalts, whereas sin debases. ~Wherefore since the angelic nature
3683 Suppl, 86|             things that are of God: wherefore they will be saved ~but
3684 Suppl, 86|          still be in mortal ~flesh, wherefore he had already said: "Those
3685 Suppl, 86|          angels are already judged, wherefore it is written (Jn. 16:11): ~"
3686 Suppl, 87|            is requisite in a judge; wherefore it ~is written (Eccles.
3687 Suppl, 87|            authority in the judge. ~Wherefore it is written (Rm. 14:4): "
3688 Suppl, 87|       respect of ~His human nature. Wherefore "to this end Christ died
3689 Suppl, 87|             had He been a mere man. Wherefore from the very fact that
3690 Suppl, 87|             of the entire ~Godhead; wherefore it is stated in the first
3691 Suppl, 87|             resurrection of souls; ~wherefore also according to His human
3692 Suppl, 87|             wherein He was judged: ~wherefore a gloss [*St. Augustine,
3693 Suppl, 87|        torment to Christ's enemies: wherefore it is written (Is. 26:11): ~"
3694 Suppl, 87|          which is in the intellect: wherefore Augustine says (In Ps. 118: ~
3695 Suppl, 87|          Thee, the . . . true God." Wherefore it is clear that the ~essence
3696 Suppl, 87|         every one to see the truth, wherefore "all naturally desire ~to
3697 Suppl, 87|          such as all creatures are; wherefore there may be something in
3698 Suppl, 87|        natural aptitude to ~please, wherefore the pleasure is hindered.
3699 Suppl, 88|          its like" (Ecclus. 13:19), wherefore it is ~evident that likeness
3700 Suppl, 88|          likeness to ~the universe, wherefore he is called "a little world."
3701 Suppl, 88|          been made for ~man's sake, wherefore all things are stated to
3702 Suppl, 88|         this vision of the Essence; wherefore that it may be fittingly ~
3703 Suppl, 88|           the renewal of the world. Wherefore ~at the one same time, the
3704 Suppl, 88|      proceed from freedom of will, ~wherefore it is possible, without
3705 Suppl, 88|     heavenly bodies are impassible, wherefore they are not worn out by ~
3706 Suppl, 88|          than to move away from it, wherefore either its ~movement would
3707 Suppl, 88|           be no succession of days: wherefore the laws also which He had
3708 Suppl, 88|             substance will remain. ~Wherefore it does not follow that,
3709 Suppl, 88|         work: this is for our sake, wherefore they will rest when we are ~
3710 Suppl, 88|          their Maker and Governor; ~wherefore it is written (Wis. 13:5): "
3711 Suppl, 88|         consists chiefly in ~light; wherefore it is written (Ecclus. 43:
3712 Suppl, 88|          means made for man's use. ~Wherefore he maintains that what we
3713 Suppl, 88|           agrees ~with the angelic. Wherefore, in like manner, since the
3714 Suppl, 88|          the upkeep of human ~life; wherefore it is written (Gn. 9:3): "
3715 Suppl, 88|          state of everlasting rest, wherefore it is written (1 Cor. ~15:
3716 Suppl, 88|            remain in the elements: ~wherefore there is no need for animals
3717 Suppl, 88|     incorruption, as ~stated above. Wherefore for this very reason man
3718 Suppl, 88|             longer ~than its cause. Wherefore if at the cessation of movement
3719 Suppl, 89|           be an uncreated essence. ~Wherefore Chrysostom says (Hom. xiv
3720 Suppl, 89|              understands the saying wherefore he adds: "By seeing, the
3721 Suppl, 89|             is above all knowledge. Wherefore as our knowledge is to our ~
3722 Suppl, 89|    knowledge of a thing is derived. Wherefore the infinite amounts to
3723 Suppl, 89|             is owing to our defect: wherefore that He be seen by us after
3724 Suppl, 89|           intellect by His essence: wherefore He would not be seen immediately, ~
3725 Suppl, 89|            the same ~mode of being. Wherefore this likeness leads to the
3726 Suppl, 89|           abstraction from ~matter. Wherefore the more a corporeal form
3727 Suppl, 89|          apprehend it ~corporeally: wherefore it cannot know things which
3728 Suppl, 89|            eyes of the body cannot: wherefore the intellect will be able
3729 Suppl, 89|            all things ~in the Word: wherefore it is stated in the same
3730 Suppl, 89|            see God in His essence. ~Wherefore others say that others than
3731 Suppl, 89|    intelligible aspects of things." Wherefore it does not ~follow that
3732 Suppl, 89|        knowledge of God as its end. Wherefore he who sees God in His ~
3733 Suppl, 89|   atmosphere while at a standstill. Wherefore it is written ~(Dan. 12:
3734 Suppl, 90|             completed in its whole; wherefore the whole is to the part
3735 Suppl, 90|            perfection of the soul, ~wherefore it is written (Wis. 9:15)
3736 Suppl, 90|             is it able to ~operate: wherefore the operation of the soul
3737 Suppl, 90|      greater thing but more things. Wherefore joy is increased ~in extent,
3738 Suppl, 90|             collocatio] or mansion. Wherefore since the term movement ~
3739 Suppl, 90|          yet attained to their end. Wherefore various mansions are not ~
3740 Suppl, 91|            the deeds of ~wayfarers: wherefore a gloss on Is. 63:16, "Abraham
3741 Suppl, 91|             of the ~visible object: wherefore the Philosopher says (Ethic.
3742 Suppl, 91|            become more conspicuous. Wherefore in order that the ~happiness
3743 Suppl, 91|            not themselves contrary. Wherefore also God Who has ~most perfect
3744 Suppl, 91|     compassionates our afflictions, wherefore He is ~said to be merciful.~
3745 Suppl, 91|             s evil to be dispelled: wherefore in those ~things which,
3746 Suppl, 92|            reason of some likeness. Wherefore since by its primary signification ~
3747 Suppl, 92|          the ~passage quoted above. Wherefore in the opinion of others
3748 Suppl, 92|            comeliness is required, ~wherefore it is written (Ps. 44:14): "
3749 Suppl, 92|             quality or disposition. Wherefore according to others it must
3750 Suppl, 92|    otherwise than perfectly united. Wherefore in the opinion of others
3751 Suppl, 92|            the Church is the bride, wherefore it is ~fitting for the members
3752 Suppl, 92|           Incarnation and Passion: ~wherefore this is foreshadowed in
3753 Suppl, 92|           memory and understanding: wherefore only one dowry, namely vision, ~
3754 Suppl, 92|              which we have not yet; wherefore hope chafes somewhat on
3755 Suppl, 93|          the presence of the Lamb." Wherefore apparently the aureole ~
3756 Suppl, 93|          the beatitude of the soul, wherefore this same glory ~of the
3757 Suppl, 93|          says (Hom. xxx in Evang.). Wherefore it is not the ~more excellent
3758 Suppl, 93|       reference to the instrument. ~Wherefore in the reward also there
3759 Suppl, 93|          our actions are concerned. Wherefore the reward corresponding ~
3760 Suppl, 93|             us is the Word of God: ~wherefore the more a person is transformed
3761 Suppl, 93|          things contained therein. ~Wherefore to virginity corresponds
3762 Suppl, 93|             they are not so strong: wherefore the soul is not ~so much
3763 Suppl, 93|        beginning, middle, and end. ~Wherefore the number 30 is fittingly
3764 Suppl, 93|           its parts taken together; wherefore it corresponds fittingly
3765 Suppl, 93|           all its sides are equal: ~wherefore it is adapted to virginity
3766 Suppl, 93|           is in the Blessed Virgin, wherefore she is called the ~Virgin
3767 Suppl, 93|            a special crown ~is due. Wherefore since by virginity a person
3768 Suppl, 93|            from carnal intercourse: wherefore no special reward would
3769 Suppl, 93|             be a kind of martyrdom: wherefore Lucy ~said: "If thou causest
3770 Suppl, 93|            works of supererogation, wherefore Bede ~commenting on Ex.
3771 Suppl, 93|           interior act of the will: wherefore Bernard ~in a sermon on
3772 Suppl, 93|          also a ~kind of martyrdom: wherefore Jerome says in a sermon
3773 Suppl, 93|           ended her days in peace, ~wherefore: Thine own soul a sword
3774 Suppl, 93|             is a kind of martyrdom, wherefore Gregory ~says (Hom. iii
3775 Suppl, 93|            who dies for ~the faith, wherefore Isidore says (Etym. vii): "
3776 Suppl, 93|             inflicted from without. Wherefore, just as a special crown,
3777 Suppl, 93|       having a certain perfection. ~Wherefore so long as this perfection
3778 Suppl, 93|       conflict itself of martyrdom: wherefore it is not due to those who
3779 Suppl, 93|            preaching and teaching: ~wherefore an aureole is due to preaching
3780 Suppl, 93|            a virtue, namely mercy, ~wherefore they are reckoned among
3781 Suppl, 93|            and not in its ~fulness. Wherefore an aureole is becoming to
3782 Suppl, 93|        performed through ~the body: wherefore it is not due to lovers
3783 Suppl, 93|             their essential reward. Wherefore the angels have not an aureole
3784 Suppl, 93|             and their common state: wherefore they do not merit an aureole
3785 Suppl, 93|         seen in their bodily scars: wherefore ~Augustine says (De Civ.
3786 Suppl, 93|           by the vow of ~obedience: wherefore the greatest perfection
3787 Suppl, 93|            an ~exceptional victory: wherefore the three aureoles are assigned
3788 Suppl, 93|         kind; and such is a virgin. Wherefore an aureole is due to ~virginity.
3789 Suppl, 93|       persecution even until death: wherefore the second aureole is ~due
3790 Suppl, 93|             by His personal purity. Wherefore doctors, martyrs and virgins ~
3791 Suppl, 93|          embraces all the virtues, ~wherefore a special aureole is not
3792 Suppl, 93|          may be greater or lesser: ~wherefore the aureole may also be
3793 Suppl, 94|             torment but to cleanse: wherefore it should be inflicted by
3794 Suppl, 94|             in the shape of tears. ~Wherefore in this respect it will
3795 Suppl, 94|          unhappiness of the damned. Wherefore accordingly both light ~
3796 Suppl, 94|         bring anguish to the heart. Wherefore, simply speaking, the ~place
3797 Suppl, 94|            in the person punished; ~wherefore Gregory says (Dial. iv,
3798 Suppl, 94|       whereof is in them by nature. Wherefore, just as all ~descriptions
3799 Suppl, 94|           the soul ~of the dreamer. Wherefore Avicenna also that he might
3800 Suppl, 94|        punishment itself be bodily. Wherefore Gregory (Dial. iv) proves
3801 Suppl, 94|           and as ~directed thereby. Wherefore although fire is not able,
3802 Suppl, 94|             are the matter of fire. Wherefore flame and burning ~coal
3803 Suppl, 94|             an intrinsic principle. Wherefore it is kindled not by man ~
3804 Suppl, 94|           matter it gives no light; wherefore it ~does not shine in its
3805 Suppl, 94|            obscured by thick smoke. Wherefore that the fire ~of hell gives
3806 Suppl, 94|         revealed this to some one." Wherefore Gregory (Dial. ~iv) having
3807 Suppl, 94|            as lightness (of ~body). Wherefore "just as in reference to
3808 Suppl, 95|           we call the natural will. Wherefore since nature ~remains in
3809 Suppl, 95|           desirable to some to die, wherefore it is written (Ecclus. 41:
3810 Suppl, 95|             the most perfect hate. ~Wherefore as the saints will rejoice
3811 Suppl, 95|            displeasing to any will; wherefore whoever sees Him in His
3812 Suppl, 95|           demerit after their fall, wherefore God inflicted a punishment ~
3813 Suppl, 95|             to a corruptible body, ~wherefore the soul's consideration
3814 Suppl, 95|            movement of the heavens; wherefore neither ~will it be possible
3815 Suppl, 95|            the glory of the saints; wherefore the ~things which happen
3816 Suppl, 95|           come. Not so the damned; ~wherefore the comparison fails. ~
3817 Suppl, 96|        except in order to correct, ~wherefore it is stated (Ethic. ii,
3818 Suppl, 96|         fellowship of the citizens. wherefore in order ~that he may become
3819 Suppl, 96|            itself ~comes to an end. Wherefore if man lived for ever, the
3820 Suppl, 96|            FS, Q[87], ~A[3], ad 1]; wherefore Gregory says (Dial. iv),
3821 Suppl, 96|      rescued, except God help him: ~wherefore from the very fact that
3822 Suppl, 96|        offends God Who is infinite. Wherefore ~since punishment cannot
3823 Suppl, 96|       degree of gravity in the sin; wherefore mortal sins unequal in ~
3824 Suppl, 96|             be eternally ~punished. Wherefore just as he maintained that
3825 Suppl, 96|          end for which it was made: wherefore it is unbecoming for all
3826 Suppl, 96|           please God" (Heb. 11:6). ~Wherefore others said that those alone
3827 Suppl, 96|              TP, Q[80], AA[1],2,3]. Wherefore, so far as the power of
3828 Suppl, 96|             without having charity. Wherefore nothing profits them to
3829 Suppl, 96|   themselves by their evil actions. Wherefore such persons will not obtain ~
3830 Suppl, 96|           those who persist in sin. Wherefore the repentant ~alone will
3831 Suppl, 96|       repentance by works of mercy. Wherefore such a ~one will not perish,
3832 Appen1, 1|             have been able to keep. Wherefore no further ~punishment is
3833 Appen1, 1|          the person in which it is; wherefore ~a lighter punishment is
3834 Appen1, 1|        order of the divine justice. Wherefore those bodies to ~which pain
3835 Appen1, 1|      without the hope of ~recovery: wherefore their punishment would not
3836 Appen1, 1|            to the pleasure ~of sin; wherefore, since original sin is void
3837 Appen1, 1|       without any act of one's own. Wherefore ~the lack of such a grace
3838 Appen1, 1|     inheritance or bodily ~members, wherefore it is not strange that he
3839 Appen1, 2|             by that which hurts it: wherefore hurts inflicted on the more ~
3840 Appen1, 2|           on account of the fomes. ~Wherefore in the original state Adam
3841 Appen1, 2|       corruption of ~concupiscence. Wherefore if grace entirely overcome
3842 Appen1, 2|          soul that is in Purgatory, wherefore ~this soul cannot sin venially.
3843 Appen1, 2|            sin results in the mind; wherefore even when the fomes is no
3844 Appen2, 1|          punished after this life. ~Wherefore those who deny Purgatory
3845 Appen2, 1|           the good he has from God. Wherefore ~no reward after this life
3846 Appen2, 1|             purpose of affliction, ~wherefore it is called by the names