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2001 2, 139 | temperance, which consists in a certain ~moderate and fitting proportion,
2002 2, 139 | withdrawal of the mind from ~certain evils, against which man
2003 2, 139 | individual. In these matters certain things are to ~be considered
2004 2, 139 | these necessary things has a certain essential pleasure annexed
2005 2, 139 | that by which it directs ~certain things towards their end,
2006 2, 140 | sake of the body's health, ~certain persons refrain from pleasures
2007 2, 140 | also ~for the fulfilment of certain engagements: thus athletes
2008 2, 140 | frequently occur, and ~these are certain incentives to desire devised
2009 2, 140 | intemperance is more about certain annexed pleasures or ~desires
2010 2, 140 | of view cowardice has a ~certain precedence over intemperance,
2011 2, 140 | and fear, occasioned by certain ~other evils.~Aquin.: SMT
2012 2, 140 | desires and pleasures. Now certain desires ~and pleasures are
2013 2, 140 | human passions which to a certain extent are in conformity
2014 2, 141 | other virtue lays claim to a certain comeliness, ~and the vices
2015 2, 141 | consider this, but only a certain ~moderation. Hence it is
2016 2, 142 | shamefacedness implies a certain passion, whereas justice
2017 2, 142 | opposed to a virtue. Now certain vices are ~opposed to shamefacedness,
2018 2, 142 | alone, yet it regards a certain excellence: and the ~same
2019 2, 142 | or because they connote a certain abundance of some ~temporal
2020 2, 142 | weighty, either ~because he is certain of the truth or because
2021 2, 142 | this ~reason again, in a certain respect, persons connected
2022 2, 142 | in so far as they have a certain love of good, and yet are
2023 2, 142 | them. Nevertheless, to a certain extent, shame, ~like the
2024 2, 143 | Further, beauty requires a certain clarity, which is ~characteristic
2025 2, 143 | stated above (A[1]). ~But a certain beauty is contrary to virtue,
2026 2, 143 | proportioned, ~together with a certain clarity of color. In like
2027 2, 143 | honest, in so far as it has a certain ~beauty through being regulated
2028 2, 143 | to be honest as ~having a certain excellence deserving of
2029 2, 144 | commended on account of a certain excess, from which ~all
2030 2, 145 | by its connection with certain circumstances. Hence the
2031 2, 145 | or in order to perform certain ~bodily works with greater
2032 2, 145 | the Church ~should appoint certain fasts to be kept by all
2033 2, 145 | Church. Hence there may ~be certain obstacles on account of
2034 2, 145 | obstacles on account of which certain persons are not bound to ~
2035 2, 145 | the Old Law to fast ~in certain particular months: for it
2036 2, 145 | Therefore the fast of certain ~months, which are called
2037 2, 145 | to eat as the flesh of ~certain animals. Now "concupiscence
2038 2, 145 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, on certain fasting days people make
2039 2, 146 | and the Manichees deemed certain foods ~to make a man unclean,
2040 2, 146 | this way gluttony has a ~certain gravity, inasmuch as certain
2041 2, 146 | certain gravity, inasmuch as certain sins are occasioned thereby. ~
2042 2, 146 | vice would seem to have a certain pre-eminence ~in sinfulness.
2043 2, 147 | perfectly, it is requisite for certain persons that they ~abstain
2044 2, 147 | depends on circumstances of ~certain persons and places.~Aquin.:
2045 2, 147 | this would give ~scandal to certain people.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
2046 2, 147 | For old age gives a man a certain standing; wherefore ~honor
2047 2, 147 | virtue is more requisite in certain persons for ~two reasons.
2048 2, 147 | sobriety is more requisite in certain persons, as ~being more
2049 2, 148 | in view of the law of a ~certain Pittacus, who, as stated
2050 2, 149 | because he behaves in a certain ~way as regards the use
2051 2, 149 | way as regards the use of certain parts of the body. Therefore
2052 2, 149 | union of the mind with ~certain things conduces to a pleasure
2053 2, 149 | contrary vices. Since then ~certain vices are bridled by abstinence,
2054 2, 149 | Although every vice has a certain disgrace, the vices of ~
2055 2, 150 | refrain ~from possessing certain things (which otherwise
2056 2, 151 | of reason, makes use of certain things in a fitting manner
2057 2, 151 | daughter of gluttony is a certain ~uncleanness of the body,
2058 2, 151 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Certain persons refrain from lustful
2059 2, 152 | lasciviousness" relates to certain acts circumstantial to the
2060 2, 152 | mentioning fornication and certain other vices, adds: "They
2061 2, 152 | indeterminately, ~but the male with a certain female, whether one or several;
2062 2, 152 | Para. 2/3~This union with a certain definite woman is called
2063 2, 152 | it is ~accompanied by a certain emotion either of concupiscence
2064 2, 152 | 13) that "in so far as ~certain movements in some degree
2065 2, 152 | virtue of the ~betrothal, a certain right in her: wherefore,
2066 2, 152 | because man naturally owes a certain respect to his ~parents
2067 2, 152 | venereal acts there is a certain ~shamefulness inconsistent
2068 2, 152 | the observance of ~which certain persons are specially consecrated.~
2069 2, 152 | opposed to ~human virtue by a certain excess in the same matter
2070 2, 152 | connected with him, and whom in certain cases he ~defiles by the
2071 2, 153 | unlawful goods, ~but also from certain lawful things that are lesser
2072 2, 153 | denotes, by its very name, a certain curbing, ~in so far as a
2073 2, 153 | Every virtue residing in a certain power removes the ~evil
2074 2, 154 | form of the body, and has certain ~powers which make use of
2075 2, 154 | necessarily, but through a certain negligence of the ~spirit
2076 2, 154 | commit no sin, but through a certain ~negligence on account of
2077 2, 154 | reason dictates this in a certain degree. Yet he does not ~
2078 2, 154 | works as though forced by a certain ~previous displeasure.~Aquin.:
2079 2, 155 | moderate passions, to a certain extent, concur towards the
2080 2, 155 | and meekness consist in a certain decrease; for ~clemency
2081 2, 155 | of justice consist in a certain "equality," those of fortitude
2082 2, 155 | those of fortitude in a ~certain "strength of mind," those
2083 2, 155 | those of temperance in a certain "restraint," ~inasmuch as
2084 2, 155 | meekness likewise consist in a ~certain restraint, since clemency
2085 2, 155 | equity. The other point is a ~certain moderation of a man's inward
2086 2, 155 | moderation of soul comes from a certain sweetness of disposition,
2087 2, 155 | 3) that "clemency is a certain smoothness ~of the soul";
2088 2, 155 | there would seem to be a certain ~roughness of soul in one
2089 2, 155 | answer that, Nothing prevents certain virtues from being greatest,
2090 2, 155 | and meekness from having a certain ~restricted excellence among
2091 2, 156 | is he ~who is angry in a certain way, that is praised or
2092 2, 156 | anger would seem to have a certain pre-eminence on account ~
2093 2, 156 | of all ~sins, but only of certain definite ones. Therefore
2094 2, 156 | directly the ~cause of certain special sins, which are
2095 2, 156 | identical with ~pride, but for a certain effort or daring attempt
2096 2, 157 | that clemency denotes a certain smoothness or sweetness
2097 2, 158 | other authorities appointed certain ~special virtues: thus Andronicus [*
2098 2, 158 | inner man may be shown by certain ~outward signs.~Aquin.:
2099 2, 159 | virtues is, by reason of a ~certain likeness, compared to a
2100 2, 159 | disposition of humility leads to ~certain outward signs in words,
2101 2, 159 | 2/4~Again, they include certain things with regard to the
2102 2, 159 | 161] A[6] Body Para. 3/4~Certain things also are included
2103 2, 160 | however, pride implies a ~certain elation, it is more directly
2104 2, 160 | be considered as having a certain ~influence towards other
2105 2, 160 | that "the proud, although certain hidden truths be ~conveyed
2106 2, 160 | pride indicated, but ~also certain things that precede and
2107 2, 160 | and adultery) there are certain ~motions that are venial
2108 2, 160 | of pride it happens that certain motions of pride are ~venial
2109 2, 160 | their pride, God punishes certain men by ~allowing them to
2110 2, 160 | previous to pride there may ~be certain less grievous sins that
2111 2, 160 | capital vices are said to ~be certain special sins from which
2112 2, 161 | of her own power, and a certain proud self-presumption."
2113 2, 161 | pride, of its genus, ~has a certain pre-eminence over other
2114 2, 161 | consented to the sin out of a ~certain friendly good-will, on account
2115 2, 164 | because he applies ~study to certain things. Now a man ought
2116 2, 164 | chiefly commended for a certain steadfast perseverance against
2117 2, 164 | dangers, and temperance for a certain restraint from pleasures
2118 2, 164 | derives its ~praise from a certain keenness of interest in
2119 2, 165 | sin in the knowledge of certain ~truths, in so far as the
2120 2, 165 | 1:19. Since, however, ~certain philosophers misuse the
2121 2, 165 | Ep. vii ad Polycarp.) of certain ~philosophers that "they
2122 2, 166 | is finite and equal ~to a certain fixed amount of labor, so
2123 2, 166 | beyond his measure in a certain work, he is oppressed and ~
2124 2, 166 | results in consequence a certain ~weariness of soul, whether
2125 2, 166 | things; although perhaps ~certain outward works of the practical
2126 2, 166 | Blessed Paphnutius that a certain jester would be with him
2127 2, 166 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Certain things are sinful on account
2128 2, 167 | it is said in praise of ~certain people (Heb. 11:37): "They
2129 2, 167 | pertains to virtue. Now a certain ~honesty is observed in
2130 2, 168 | above (A[1], ad 3), are certain universal principles of
2131 2, 168 | rather do they regard a certain moderation of things pertaining ~
2132 2, 169 | which pertain especially to certain men. Now there is a triple
2133 2, 169 | ceases, there ~remains a certain aptitude to a repetition
2134 2, 169 | manifestation made by means of a certain light can ~extend to all
2135 2, 169 | said "she could, ~through a certain feeling, which in words
2136 2, 169 | natural reason knows for certain that he has it. ~Therefore
2137 2, 169 | Divine light is much more certain ~that he has it.~Aquin.:
2138 2, 169 | prophets, when consulted, utter certain ~things by their own spirit,
2139 2, 169 | revelation, and he has it for certain that they are revealed to
2140 2, 169 | hearing." Else, were he not certain ~about this, the faith which
2141 2, 169 | the prophet would ~not be certain. A sign of the prophet's
2142 2, 169 | done had he ~not been most certain of the Divine revelation.~
2143 2, 170 | sufficiently cunning to foresee certain things": and Augustine says (
2144 2, 170 | future health or death ~in certain causes, through previous
2145 2, 170 | human soul ~to contain a certain power of divination." This
2146 2, 170 | had naturally, is about certain ~effects, to which human
2147 2, 170 | approach of death, foresees certain future things, ~by reason
2148 2, 170 | natural knowledge, know certain things remote from ~men'
2149 2, 170 | from Divine ~prophecy by certain, and even outward, signs.
2150 2, 170 | good. Hence He ~foretells certain truths even by the demons'
2151 2, 171 | effected by the infusion of ~certain species, or by the infusion
2152 2, 171 | but that they see them in certain ~images, according as they
2153 2, 171 | is effected by means of ~certain species. Human teaching
2154 2, 171 | first. For a man represents ~certain things to his disciple by
2155 2, 171 | knowledge. Wherefore if certain ~things are divinely represented
2156 2, 171 | that "the soul possesses a certain likeness of the species ~
2157 2, 171 | to the contemplation of certain more lofty things.~Aquin.:
2158 2, 171 | mind is moved to ~utter certain words knows not what the
2159 2, 172 | Secondly, God ~foreknows certain things in themselves - either
2160 2, 172 | mind being ~uplifted to certain lofty things, and to this
2161 2, 172 | manner prophecy implies a certain ~obscurity, and remoteness
2162 2, 172 | inward light so as to know certain things, which, however,
2163 2, 172 | hitherto, because then not only certain special persons or families
2164 2, 173 | stronger operation, which in a ~certain respect may be called force
2165 2, 173 | while rapture denotes a certain violence in addition. ~Accordingly
2166 2, 173 | mind is carried away to certain intelligible objects, through
2167 2, 173 | Cor. ~12:2,4) to have seen certain pictures in his rapture,
2168 2, 173 | very essence of God, but a certain reflection of His clarity."
2169 2, 173 | contemplates it through certain ~imaginary pictures, and
2170 2, 173 | that vision, by means of certain intelligible species that ~
2171 2, 173 | of the ~sensible object, certain impressions remain in the
2172 2, 173 | essence) "was vouchsafed certain saints, ~without their departing
2173 2, 173 | was the explanation of a certain Jew ~according to Jerome (
2174 2, 173 | who of us will dare ~to be certain about it?" Wherefore those
2175 2, 174 | that which is granted to certain persons by ~the divine power
2176 2, 174 | regards the utterance of ~certain words, which signify an
2177 2, 174 | tongues is confined to a certain particular knowledge, namely
2178 2, 176 | effects, so is he brought to a certain degree of supernatural ~
2179 2, 176 | the objects of faith by certain supernatural effects which ~
2180 2, 176 | Church the canonization of certain persons is based on ~the
2181 2, 177 | Para. 2/2~Accordingly since certain men are especially intent
2182 2, 178 | A[2]), consists in a ~certain clarity and due proportion.
2183 2, 178 | in taking cognizance of certain ~effects, but also the imaginations.
2184 2, 178 | the process of reason from certain principles that lead to
2185 2, 178 | Hence it bestows ~on us a certain inchoate beatitude, which
2186 2, 178 | four ~things pertain, in a certain order, to the contemplative
2187 2, 178 | angelic hierarchies under certain ~symbolic figures, and by
2188 2, 178 | externals"; the second is "a certain concentration of its ~powers,
2189 2, 178 | and ~understands it by a certain discoursing of the reason.~
2190 2, 179 | then prudence, as regards a certain part thereof, ~belongs to
2191 2, 180 | answer that, Nothing prevents certain things being more excellent
2192 2, 180 | contemplative life consists in a certain liberty of ~mind. For Gregory
2193 2, 180 | contemplative life ~obtains a certain freedom of mind, for it
2194 2, 180 | contemplative life, ~but prescribes certain works of the active life
2195 2, 180 | contemplative life requires a certain stillness of ~mind, according
2196 2, 181 | thing is disposed with a certain immobility in a manner ~
2197 2, 181 | disposition in the point of a certain ~immobility or restfulness.
2198 2, 181 | with the addition of a ~certain restfulness. Hence other
2199 2, 181 | Church, ~which consist in a certain order; wherefore it is written (
2200 2, 181 | temporals. Now there can be no certain distinction ~among things
2201 2, 182 | Now perfection implies a certain universality ~because according
2202 2, 182 | OBJ 3: Just as man has a certain perfection of his nature
2203 2, 182 | as the Church ~derives a certain beauty from the variety
2204 2, 182 | obligation be imposed with a certain ~solemnity; even as a certain
2205 2, 182 | certain ~solemnity; even as a certain solemnity is observed in
2206 2, 182 | in perpetuity and with a certain solemnity to those ~things
2207 2, 182 | perfection, ~together with a certain solemnity. Now both these
2208 2, 182 | cases is undertaken with a certain ~solemnity of profession
2209 2, 182 | on this passage. Again, a certain solemnity of ~consecration
2210 2, 182 | some are admitted under certain obligations and with ~solemnity.~
2211 2, 182 | offices. Hence by receiving a certain order a ~man receives the
2212 2, 182 | the power of exercising certain sacred acts, but he is not ~
2213 2, 182 | perpetual vows), and this for certain ~causes, as we shall state
2214 2, 182 | not the chief cure, ~but a certain ministry as committed to
2215 2, 182 | souls in ~chief, but only in certain particulars regarding the
2216 2, 182 | than ~religious are, in a certain respect, namely as regards
2217 2, 183 | of a bishop when it was certain to bring one into graver ~
2218 2, 183 | Titus 1:5, says against certain persons that "some seek
2219 2, 183 | scandal ~results from a certain person being in authority:
2220 2, 183 | Lk. 12:16, "The land of a certain . . . man brought ~forth
2221 2, 183 | solitude, ~silence, and certain severe abstinences or watchings
2222 2, 184 | obtain perfection by means of certain exercises, whereby the obstacles
2223 2, 184 | For whoever professes a certain state of life is bound to ~
2224 2, 184 | all ~the counsels, but to certain definite ones, some to some,
2225 2, 184 | whole ~heart, yet there is a certain wholeness of perfection
2226 2, 184 | seculars, are bound, in a certain ~measure, to do whatever
2227 2, 184 | there are, however, about certain particular better actions, ~
2228 2, 184 | contemplation of wisdom. Even certain ~philosophers are said to
2229 2, 184 | in so far as they have a certain share in those things that
2230 2, 184 | exercised in order to attain a certain end must needs ~follow the
2231 2, 184 | performing ~actions we contract certain habits, and when we have
2232 2, 184 | and in this way it has a certain ~universality, although
2233 2, 184 | of doing for God's sake certain things that ~are not pleasing
2234 2, 184 | serve instrumentally for certain acts of virtue, the consequence
2235 2, 184 | the consequence is that ~a certain honor is given to their
2236 2, 184 | aforesaid things. Hence in certain religious ~orders precaution
2237 2, 184 | of contempt, but out of a certain weakness of human affection.~
2238 2, 185 | where he speaks against certain monks who declared ~it to
2239 2, 185 | of begging, which has a ~certain abasement attaching to it;
2240 2, 186 | ad 1), it follows that certain ~religious orders are fittingly
2241 2, 186 | ad 4). In the same way certain religious orders ~are established
2242 2, 186 | seventy-two disciples to certain fixed parishes, but that "
2243 2, 186 | cope with unbelievers in certain ~countries.~Aquin.: SMT
2244 2, 186 | known as ~professors of certain sciences. Therefore the
2245 2, 186 | But there is no reason why certain religious orders ~directed
2246 2, 186 | the merit of martyrdom in certain cases, and in this respect ~
2247 2, 186 | of the present life that ~certain people keep something to
2248 2, 186 | says ~in reference to certain people: "They are richer
2249 2, 186 | away with riches we remove certain ~obstacles to charity; and
2250 2, 186 | For man must needs take a certain amount ~of care in acquiring
2251 2, 186 | riches. Hence it ~is that certain philosophers declined to
2252 2, 187 | that the statement that certain "heretics" and "schismatics ~
2253 2, 187 | 7:51) it is said against certain persons: "You ~always resist
2254 2, 187 | 1~Reply OBJ 5: There are certain chief precepts which are
2255 2, 187 | of religion, which has a certain pre-eminence among the virtues, ~
2256 2, 187 | intend to bind himself to ~a certain fixed time, or under a certain
2257 2, 187 | certain fixed time, or under a certain fixed condition, he is bound
2258 2, 187 | himself by vow to enter a certain religious ~order is bound
2259 2, 187 | OBJ 3: He who is under a certain fixed obligation cannot
2260 2, 187 | account to someone or to pay a certain ~fixed debt, he cannot lawfully
2261 2, 187 | be denied, provided it be certain that this other religion
2262 2, 187 | unnecessary in matters that are certain and fixed. Now with ~regard
2263 2, 187 | itself; and thus it is ~certain that entrance into religion
2264 3, 1 | said to be necessary for a certain end in two ~ways. First,
2265 3, 1 | faith, which is made more certain by believing God Himself ~
2266 3, 1 | 1/2~I answer that, It is certain that Christ came into this
2267 3, 2 | and man together form a certain ~one nature; therefore the
2268 3, 2 | with its nature. Now in ~certain subsisting things we happen
2269 3, 2 | nature, and in addition certain other things outside the
2270 3, 2 | A[7]), union implies a certain ~relation of the Divine
2271 3, 2 | which is an accident is a certain likeness of the ~Divinity
2272 3, 2 | Incarnation followed upon ~certain merits, because upon Ps.
2273 3, 3 | adoption ~is terminated in a certain participation of the Divine
2274 3, 3 | 2: Adoptive sonship is a certain participation of natural ~
2275 3, 3 | the Word ~of God, has a certain common agreement with all
2276 3, 4 | should stand midway, in ~whom certain forecasts of (His) future
2277 3, 7 | the Word. For grace is a certain partaking of the Godhead
2278 3, 7 | virtue is ~contrasted with a "certain heroic or godlike habit"
2279 3, 7 | sense Plotinus gave to a certain sublime ~degree of virtue
2280 3, 7 | nevertheless, it implies a certain ~defect with regard to that
2281 3, 7 | called, and only after a certain similitude with regard to ~
2282 3, 7 | principally consists, but by a certain ~outpouring from the soul'
2283 3, 7 | the gifts, properly, ~are certain perfections of the soul'
2284 3, 7 | Ghost will still exist, in a certain manner, as was ~said above (
2285 3, 7 | feared unless he had a certain greatness of might, to which
2286 3, 7 | graces would ~seem to be certain participations, bestowed
2287 3, 7 | gratuitous grace is ordained to ~certain exterior acts manifestive
2288 3, 7 | For prophecy implies a certain obscure and imperfect knowledge,
2289 3, 7 | imaginative part He had certain ~similitudes, in which Divine
2290 3, 7 | signify effects of grace with certain ~defects on the part of
2291 3, 7 | comprehensor there ~will be a certain fulness, since "in our heavenly
2292 3, 7 | some. And in this manner a certain fulness of grace is ~common
2293 3, 7 | fruition, and the like, have certain gifts corresponding ~to
2294 3, 7 | the saints. Yet there ~are certain prerogatives of saints,
2295 3, 7 | Hence the comment of a certain gloss: "So that the Son
2296 3, 8 | members; but the heart has a certain hidden influence. And hence ~
2297 3, 8 | these ~receive from Christ a certain vital act, i.e. to believe,
2298 3, 8 | on others by reason of a certain pre-eminence. ~Now it was
2299 3, 8 | in two ways. First, ~by a certain intrinsic influence, inasmuch
2300 3, 8 | members; secondly, by a certain exterior ~guidance, inasmuch
2301 3, 8 | heads with reference to certain special places, as bishops ~
2302 3, 9 | some there ~is in Christ a certain "knowledge of the union,"
2303 3, 10 | comprehension, but by reason ~of a certain most excellent knowledge
2304 3, 10 | consequently there is a certain number not only of things
2305 3, 10 | infinite, as it were, by a certain knowledge of simple intelligence,
2306 3, 10 | one to another, but in a certain unity, i.e. in any creature
2307 3, 11 | The soul of Christ knew certain things which could not ~
2308 3, 11 | color; ~nevertheless in a certain state the intellect can
2309 3, 11 | the habitual knowledge of ~certain things would have been useless
2310 3, 13 | power is needed, although ~a certain kind of knowledge belongs
2311 3, 13 | But our Lord commanded certain things to be done, and the ~
2312 3, 14 | are caused in some men by ~certain particular causes, as leprosy,
2313 3, 15 | Christ there was ignorance of certain things.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
2314 3, 15 | supreme in man, yet there are certain secondary goods ~of man,
2315 3, 15 | evil, if the evil be quite certain, does not ~arouse fear.
2316 3, 16 | predicated of God by reason of a certain conjunction either of dignity, ~
2317 3, 16 | is different; and hence ~certain things are said of the Son
2318 3, 16 | conversely, by reason of a certain ~conjunction of supposita,
2319 3, 18 | When we say "to will in a certain way," we signify a ~determinate
2320 3, 18 | the nature, "to ~will in a certain way" belongs to the nature,
2321 3, 18 | means ~it is borne under a certain relation, as the goodness
2322 3, 18 | concerning such things as we ~are certain of. But Christ was certain
2323 3, 18 | certain of. But Christ was certain of everything. Hence there
2324 3, 18 | A[1], ad 2) that by a certain ~dispensation the Son of
2325 3, 18 | Now agony seems to imply a certain struggle [*Greek, ~{agonia}]
2326 3, 19 | Hence, ~as he says in a certain epistle (Ad Caium iv), "
2327 3, 19 | Christ, inasmuch as it is a certain nature, has a proper operation ~
2328 3, 19 | there are in a mere man certain other ~operations, which
2329 3, 19 | to himself, of ~having certain good things, inasmuch as
2330 3, 20 | should be distinct; yet a certain notion of mastership and ~
2331 3, 21 | prayer for what we know for certain ~will happen; thus, we do
2332 3, 21 | because prayer ~implies a certain ordering inasmuch as we
2333 3, 21 | He had already received ~certain gifts from His Father. so
2334 3, 21 | above (A[1]), prayer is a certain manifestation ~of the human
2335 3, 22 | ad 1), other men have certain ~graces distributed among
2336 3, 23 | communicated ~to all creatures in a certain likeness, so by the work
2337 3, 23 | adoptive sonship is a certain ~likeness of the eternal
2338 3, 23 | takes place in time is ~a certain likeness of what has been
2339 3, 23 | according to Job 1:6: "On a certain day when the sons of God ~
2340 3, 23 | sonship of adoption is ~a certain likeness of natural sonship.
2341 3, 23 | an adopted son, but is a ~certain effect of Filiation in the
2342 3, 24 | predestination implies a certain ~antecedence. But, because
2343 3, 24 | in its proper sense, is a certain Divine ~preordination from
2344 3, 24 | this respect it implies ~a certain antecedence in regard to
2345 3, 25 | nature should receive a certain ~veneration proper thereto,
2346 3, 25 | the person honored has a ~certain excellence. for honor is
2347 3, 25 | other ~creatures, but with a certain higher adoration, which
2348 3, 25 | towards the ~image itself as a certain thing; another, towards
2349 3, 25 | moved towards an image ~as a certain thing, is different from
2350 3, 25 | for they set up images to ~certain creatures, to whom in these
2351 3, 25 | handed down to the churches certain instructions which they
2352 3, 25 | like it, by reason of a ~certain excellence on her part.
2353 3, 25 | from this that he who has a certain affection for ~anyone, venerates
2354 3, 26 | However, nothing hinders certain others from being called
2355 3, 27 | human ~nature, but for a certain perfecting of that which
2356 3, 27 | tolerates the custom of certain ~churches that do keep that
2357 3, 27 | fomes is ~nothing but a certain inordinate, but habitual,
2358 3, 27 | Hom. xvii in Luc.) and certain other doctors ~expound these
2359 3, 27 | useless for her to have certain graces, for she ~would never
2360 3, 27 | yet ~there seems to be a certain fittingness in both of these
2361 3, 27 | the infused virtue; ~but a certain natural inclination to the
2362 3, 28 | together" - unless he were ~certain of their subsequent coming
2363 3, 29 | matrimony consists in a certain inseparable union of ~souls,
2364 3, 30 | that she might be a more certain witness of this mystery, ~
2365 3, 30 | to show that there is a certain spiritual wedlock ~between
2366 3, 30 | Yet man does not know for certain thereby that he ~has grace;
2367 3, 30 | Virgin excludes her from certain general ~rules. For "neither
2368 3, 30 | must needs ~always be most certain. Consequently Joseph, to
2369 3, 31 | pretended to prove from certain apocryphal writings), then
2370 3, 31 | answers have been made by certain writers to this ~objection
2371 3, 31 | under Jechonias there was a ~certain defection to strange nations
2372 3, 31 | conceived of a woman contract a certain ~uncleanness: as it is written (
2373 3, 31 | unclean. There is, however, a certain uncleanness therein, resulting
2374 3, 31 | nature, had in his body ~a certain proportion of flesh and
2375 3, 31 | in the seminal order, a certain concupiscence accompanies ~
2376 3, 31 | monthly periods, has a ~certain natural impurity of corruption:
2377 3, 31 | not ~formed; but from a certain secretion of the pure blood
2378 3, 31 | actually, but only by a certain virtue of origin, forasmuch
2379 3, 32 | habitudes: thus we say ~that a certain man is "of [de] his father."
2380 3, 32 | opinion between Jerome and certain other Doctors, who assert
2381 3, 32 | Thus in man there is a certain imperfect likeness to God, ~
2382 3, 33 | this quantity allows of a certain latitude because it is ~
2383 3, 33 | because it is ~not fixed to a certain amount. Now the quantity
2384 3, 33 | supernatural, although in a certain respect it was natural.~
2385 3, 34 | this ~comes to an end are certain of what ought to be chosen:
2386 3, 34 | that grace, by way of a certain likeness, said to be natural
2387 3, 35 | Christ. For "to be born is a certain movement of a thing that
2388 3, 35 | This was the argument of a certain heretic, Felician, and ~
2389 3, 35 | each opinion is true to a certain extent. For if we ~consider
2390 3, 35 | filiation we understand a certain temporal ~relation dependent
2391 3, 35 | something real, but merely a certain aspect, as the Philosopher
2392 3, 36 | it is to be believed that certain signs of Christ's ~birth
2393 3, 36 | Himself, but by means of certain other creatures.~Aquin.:
2394 3, 36 | Further, a sign should be certain, in order that something
2395 3, 36 | star does not seem to be a certain sign of ~Christ's birth.
2396 3, 36 | the spirit ~of prophecy, a certain familiarity with the interior
2397 3, 36 | of God. Wherefore also a certain "brightness" (Lk. 2:9) ~
2398 3, 36 | some apocryphal books, a certain tribe in the far east near
2399 3, 36 | a heavenly sign is more certain than a human sign. But ~
2400 3, 37 | and born; and also for a certain ~consecration of the child,
2401 3, 37 | from the uncleanness of a certain irregularity, as stated
2402 3, 38 | by God are ~contained in certain precepts of Holy Scripture.
2403 3, 38 | in Sacred Writ, but of a ~certain interior revelation of the
2404 3, 38 | Gregory thus expounds in a certain ~homily (Hom. vii in Evang.): "
2405 3, 38 | that "Paul . . . found ~certain disciples; and he said to
2406 3, 38 | books." At any rate, it ~is certain, as Jerome says on Mt. 3:
2407 3, 40 | written (Lk. 8:2,3) that certain women ~followed Christ and "
2408 3, 40 | unclean by eating and touching certain animals, as stated Lev.
2409 3, 40 | signification. And that certain foods are ~in the Law called "
2410 3, 40 | creatures are ~good'; but by a certain signification lambs are
2411 3, 41 | to destroy the works of a certain one and to suffer them.
2412 3, 41 | life, ~but as the cause of certain temporal effects," from
2413 3, 41 | from which they formed a ~certain conjecture that Christ was
2414 3, 41 | they also ~observed in Him certain signs of human frailty,
2415 3, 41 | they did not know for ~certain that He was the Son of God:
2416 3, 41 | occurred after the fast, but of certain other assaults which ~perhaps
2417 3, 41 | wanting, inasmuch as they do certain things for show, which pertains
2418 3, 41 | Evang. ii): "It is not ~certain which happened first; whether
2419 3, 42 | shortly before ~His Passion, certain Gentiles wished to see Jesus,
2420 3, 42 | salvation. For ~this reason certain individual Gentiles were
2421 3, 42 | whatsoever. Consequently, when certain ones, by ~their perverseness,
2422 3, 42 | And thus Christ spoke certain things in secret to the
2423 3, 42 | thought that Christ ~wrote certain books treating of the magic
2424 3, 44 | is eternal life, but by certain temporal effects of His
2425 3, 44 | Aurea] says that "he had ~no certain or firm knowledge of God'
2426 3, 45 | then, did show in ~Himself certain indications of those three
2427 3, 45 | conception was due to a certain Divine ~dispensation, that,
2428 3, 45 | sons of God is through a certain ~conformity of image to
2429 3, 49 | devil to deceive men by certain persons, ~and in times and
2430 3, 49 | answer that, Merit implies a certain equality of justice: hence
2431 3, 50 | adoption is referred to a certain affective union. ~And yet
2432 3, 50 | remains ~in the dead flesh a certain relation to the resurrection.
2433 3, 51 | and this seemed to imply a certain ~need (in the body): hence
2434 3, 53 | OBJ 2: Detention implies a certain compulsion. But Christ was
2435 3, 54 | a dignity in them; and a certain kind of beauty will shine ~
2436 3, 55 | disposed perceive them with a ~certain confusion of doubt or error: "
2437 3, 57 | preservation; but merely out of a certain ~fittingness. Now this in
2438 3, 57 | His glory; and He had a ~certain kind of joy from such fittingness,
2439 3, 59 | through the higher, in a certain order, ~it must be said
2440 3, 60 | either ~from having a certain hidden sanctity, and in
2441 3, 60 | a medicament implies a ~certain causality. But sanctity
2442 3, 60 | OBJ 3: Even an oath has a certain relation to sacred things,
2443 3, 60 | sacraments, but only in certain special ~cases, as stated
2444 3, 60 | sign is not ambiguous but certain: thus this ~word "man" signifies
2445 3, 60 | inasmuch as by being in a certain order they are one thing.~
2446 3, 60 | some other thing, i.e. by certain ~sensibles. It is for this
2447 3, 60 | they are pointed out by certain signs. And in this ~way,
2448 3, 60 | And in this ~way, too, certain things which are not sensible
2449 3, 60 | as they are signified by certain sensible things, of ~which
2450 3, 60 | things are to be signified in certain passages of Scripture, so ~
2451 3, 60 | Whom the ~sacraments have a certain conformity, in that the
2452 3, 60 | sensible things by means of certain words. For water may signify
2453 3, 60 | called words by ~way of a certain likeness, in so far as they
2454 3, 60 | far as they partake of a certain ~significative power, which
2455 3, 60 | Christ Himself, and have a certain likeness to Him, as ~stated
2456 3, 60 | Nevertheless in the Old Law, certain words were used in ~things
2457 3, 60 | sacramental form demands a certain number of ~words, so does
2458 3, 60 | should be pronounced in a ~certain order and without interruption.
2459 3, 60 | Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Certain words are inserted by some
2460 3, 61 | spiritual medicine by means of certain corporeal signs; for if
2461 3, 61 | merely bodily, but to ~a certain extent spiritual, viz. in
2462 3, 61 | and together with ~these certain sacraments of faith. For
2463 3, 61 | there was also a need for certain fixed sacraments significative
2464 3, 61 | the sacraments consist in certain elements, as stated ~above (
2465 3, 61 | that God should give man certain sacraments for his ~sanctification
2466 3, 62 | the sacraments ~consist in certain words and created things,
2467 3, 62 | soul, in so far as it is a certain ~participated likeness of
2468 3, 62 | so from grace there flow certain perfections into ~the powers
2469 3, 62 | sacraments ~are ordained unto certain special effects which are
2470 3, 62 | Baptism is ordained unto a certain spiritual ~regeneration,
2471 3, 62 | grace ~commonly so called, a certain special perfection ordained
2472 3, 62 | the virtues and gifts, a certain ~Divine assistance in obtaining
2473 3, 62 | conduct: but as ~regards certain special effects which are
2474 3, 62 | in the sun; ~but as to a certain instrumental power transient
2475 3, 62 | not cause grace ~save by a certain coincidence, deny the sacraments
2476 3, 62 | there is in the sacraments a certain instrumental power of bringing ~
2477 3, 62 | by the senses there is a certain spiritual ~power, inasmuch
2478 3, 62 | instrumental causes, but also to a certain extent as exemplars, as
2479 3, 62 | grace also as regards a ~certain positive effect, i.e. by
2480 3, 63 | ranks used to be marked with certain ~characters on the body,
2481 3, 63 | the ~faithful receive a certain spiritual character. Wherefore
2482 3, 63 | Church that is now, by a certain spiritual ~seal that is
2483 3, 63 | sacrament: since we know that a ~certain one has received the baptismal
2484 3, 63 | a character signifies a certain ~spiritual power ordained
2485 3, 63 | OBJ 1: Configuration is a certain boundary of quantity. Wherefore, ~
2486 3, 63 | which are nothing else than certain ~participations of Christ'
2487 3, 63 | Divine worship consists in ~certain actions: and the powers
2488 3, 63 | likened to Him by sharing a certain spiritual power with regard
2489 3, 63 | character, bestow on man a certain ~consecration, thus deputing
2490 3, 64 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, certain prayers are offered up in
2491 3, 64 | the ~interior effect of certain sacraments, is an instrumental
2492 3, 64 | Scripture. But in the sacraments certain things are done which are ~
2493 3, 64 | that God takes ~pleasure in certain significations and not in
2494 3, 64 | nature sensible things have a certain ~aptitude for the signifying
2495 3, 64 | institution." Yet God chooses certain ~things rather than others
2496 3, 64 | unity ~of Person, it has a certain headship and efficiency
2497 3, 64 | either ~side are true to a certain extent, as explained above.~
2498 3, 64 | sacrament, by reason of a certain fitness. And in this way ~
2499 3, 64 | will of God: for instance, certain churches are said to have
2500 3, 65 | For spiritual life has a certain conformity with the life
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