Part, Question

1001   2, 97  |            is ~looked upon as grave. Consequently, when a law is changed,
1002   2, 97  |   Philosopher states (Polit. ii, 5): consequently they should not be ~quickly
1003   2, 97  |          stated above (Q[96], A[6]). Consequently he who ~is placed over a
1004   2, 98  |             are contrary to reason. ~Consequently it is evident that it was
1005   2, 98  |            also of internal action. ~Consequently that which suffices for
1006   2, 98  |               came by Jesus Christ." Consequently the Old Law was good indeed,
1007   2, 98  |            him under ~his direction. Consequently it was fitting that the
1008   2, 98  |            very ~Essence of God; and consequently he was not taught by Him
1009   2, 99  |           being ordained to one end. Consequently we must ~say that all the
1010   2, 99  |            the ceremonial ~precepts. Consequently the ceremonial precepts
1011   2, 99  |           the judicial precepts, and consequently should not ~be held as distinct
1012   2, 99  |          ordering of human life: and consequently they are both comprised
1013   2, 99  |         implies the notion of ~duty. Consequently moral matters are determinable
1014   2, 100 |              divinely infused faith. Consequently two kinds of precepts are
1015   2, 100 |         versed in such matters; and, consequently, ~they are not contained
1016   2, 100 |              the spiritual ~Sabbath. Consequently, the Sabbath alone, and
1017   2, 100 |              sake of something else. Consequently with regard to sins of murder
1018   2, 100 |             life and society is God. Consequently it was ~necessary for the
1019   2, 100 |           whom he ~is most indebted. Consequently, among those precepts that
1020   2, 100 |              third commandment only. Consequently it seems that the ~precepts
1021   2, 100 |           the Sabbath-day is fixed. ~Consequently there was need to state
1022   2, 100 |              some point ~of utility. Consequently in those precepts in which
1023   2, 100 |           precepts of the decalogue. Consequently the precepts of the decalogue ~
1024   2, 100 |           100] A[8] R.O. 3 Para. 2/3~Consequently when the children of Israel,
1025   2, 100 |           would ~be referred to God. Consequently man cannot fulfil the precept
1026   2, 100 |         impossible without charity. ~Consequently it is not possible, as Pelagius
1027   2, 101 |         certain special observances. Consequently such are ~contained under
1028   2, 101 |             nothing to ~perfection." Consequently these ceremonies needed
1029   2, 102 |              the sight of ~nations." Consequently we must needs say that the
1030   2, 102 |             order of literal causes. Consequently when ~we assert that the
1031   2, 102 |      received dominion over fishes. ~Consequently it was unfitting for fishes
1032   2, 102 |            which has a bitter taste. Consequently it seems that things pertaining
1033   2, 102 |             have life ~everlasting." Consequently the chief sacrifice is that
1034   2, 102 |       present some likeness thereto. Consequently, ~certain special points
1035   2, 102 |              acceptable to God; and ~consequently the multiplication of altars
1036   2, 102 |            were offered ~to God: and consequently the people who offered these
1037   2, 102 |         ministers of divine worship. Consequently, in these sacraments of
1038   2, 102 |             as existing in ~man, and consequently in other animals also, and
1039   2, 102 |              or exposed thereto: and consequently since death is a kind ~of
1040   2, 102 |            that is to be purified": ~consequently, the leper was already healed:
1041   2, 102 |            how its flesh be ~cooked. Consequently there seems to be no reason
1042   2, 102 |       happened to them in ~figures." Consequently the reasons for these observances
1043   2, 102 |          rear or to catch an animal. Consequently God being wishful to ~bring
1044   2, 102 |             the purpose of ~secrecy. Consequently (the Israelites) were commanded
1045   2, 102 |            professed to be Jews: and consequently the very sight of ~this
1046   2, 102 |               the wicked are cruel." Consequently the Lord, in order to inculcate
1047   2, 103 |         stated above (Q[99], ~A[4]). Consequently, as among men in general
1048   2, 103 |              of the New Law contain. Consequently they could ~not cleanse
1049   2, 103 |             faith, hope and charity. Consequently exterior worship had to
1050   2, 103 |            consummated" (Jn. 19:30). Consequently the prescriptions of the
1051   2, 103 |           born and having suffered. ~Consequently, just as it would be a mortal
1052   2, 103 |            Peter "was to be blamed." Consequently it is true ~that Peter was
1053   2, 104 |              the government thereof. Consequently the judicial ~precepts are
1054   2, 104 |      wherefore it concerns God and, ~consequently, is a matter of ceremonial
1055   2, 104 |               and in themselves, but consequently. In this way the judicial
1056   2, 104 |            did ~foreshadow something consequently: since, to wit, the entire
1057   2, 104 |              might be ~born of them. Consequently the entire state of that
1058   2, 104 |            were ~directed to Christ. Consequently, when the state of that
1059   2, 104 |   Philosopher shows (Polit. iv, 1). ~Consequently when the state of that people
1060   2, 104 |            above (Q[100], A[3]): and consequently it is ~fitting that other
1061   2, 105 |            Vulg.: 'able'] men," etc. Consequently it is evident ~that the
1062   2, 105 |        people they are set over, and consequently to have no care for their ~
1063   2, 105 |               community of welfare." Consequently it is of the essence of
1064   2, 105 |             things they possess: and consequently their dealings with one ~
1065   2, 105 |            Law made ample provision. Consequently it is clear that the Old ~
1066   2, 105 |  preservation of a state or nation. ~Consequently, as he himself observes,
1067   2, 105 |            to gain a livelihood: and consequently ~the comparison does not
1068   2, 105 |         orator employs to ~persuade. Consequently, although it is quite possible
1069   2, 105 |          were stolen ~in the fields. Consequently the Law inflicted a heavier
1070   2, 105 |            the point of having, and ~consequently he is apt to dread the loss
1071   2, 105 |        adultery (Num. 5:12, seqq.). ~Consequently it seems that the Law put
1072   2, 105 |            be sold as ~bondmen": and consequently, since they were slaves,
1073   2, 106 |            through ~faith in Christ. Consequently the New Law is chiefly the
1074   2, 106 |             to what they ~should do. Consequently we must say that the New
1075   2, 106 |        belongs to the New Testament. Consequently whoever had the law of grace ~
1076   2, 106 |               Mer. ~et Rem. ii, 19]. Consequently it does not follow that
1077   2, 106 |             is ~forfeit through sin. Consequently the comparison will not
1078   2, 107 |             above (Q[92], A[1]): and consequently the end of the Old Law ~
1079   2, 108 |         truth came by Jesus Christ." Consequently it was becoming ~that the
1080   2, 108 |              the kingdom of God; and consequently should be forbidden in ~
1081   2, 108 |           them except through grace. Consequently, when grace came to be ~
1082   2, 108 |      received except through Christ: consequently they had to be ~instituted
1083   2, 108 |           common ~notion of justice. Consequently Our Lord left the judicial
1084   2, 108 |  unbecomingly ~forbade judgment: and consequently that the New Law directed
1085   2, 108 |             one to whom it is given. Consequently in the New Law, which ~is
1086   2, 110 |           towards a higher end, ~and consequently in relation to some higher
1087   2, 110 |             animals, and of plants. ~Consequently it does not follow that,
1088   2, 114 |            not from any gift of man. Consequently, there is no ~comparison
1089   2, 114 |            to adhere to my God") and consequently ~what is ordained and leads
1090   2, 1   |       towards the enjoyment of God. ~Consequently from this point of view
1091   2, 1   |          which ~are of faith simply. Consequently faith and science are not
1092   2, 1   |             as stated ~above (A[4]). Consequently any matter that, for a special
1093   2, 1   |            in a special article: and consequently it seems that there ~is
1094   2, 1   |              errors that may arise. ~Consequently to publish a new edition
1095   2, 1   |             firmly ~to his decision. Consequently it belongs to the sole authority
1096   2, 1   |         through some heresy arising. Consequently this ~belongs to the Sovereign
1097   2, 2   |             Q[2] A[3] Body Para. 2/3~Consequently the perfection of the rational
1098   2, 2   |             which are against faith. Consequently "there is ~no" danger or "
1099   2, 2   |      disagreed among themselves. And consequently, in order that men might ~
1100   2, 2   |              those of higher degree. Consequently, just as ~the higher angels,
1101   2, 2   |         mystery of the ~Trinity. And consequently, when once grace had been
1102   2, 2   |             in ~relation to God; and consequently the act of faith can be
1103   2, 3   |            is to tame the flesh, and consequently it ~is an act of abstinence.~
1104   2, 3   |            of God and our ~neighbor. Consequently when God's honor and our
1105   2, 4   |          present ~and of the absent. Consequently a thing to be loved is not
1106   2, 4   |            be perfected in this way. Consequently, if the act of faith is
1107   2, 4   |           properly to the intellect. Consequently faith, which is ~the proper
1108   2, 4   |        further on (Q[23], A[8]), and consequently charity is spoken ~of as
1109   2, 4   |             Q[4] A[4] Body Para. 2/3~Consequently others [*Alexander of Hales,
1110   2, 4   |             not essential to man and consequently the same ~identical subject
1111   2, 4   |     substantial form, viz. the soul: consequently a ~dead thing cannot become
1112   2, 4   |              is ~its perfection: and consequently faith has a relation to
1113   2, 4   |             which is infallible, and consequently its object ~cannot be anything
1114   2, 4   |             part ~of a building) and consequently it seems to precede faith.~
1115   2, 4   |            the bond of ~perfection." Consequently faith without charity cannot
1116   2, 5   |            takes the place of faith. Consequently, as the ~angels before their
1117   2, 5   |           stated above (Q[4], A[7]). Consequently we must hold that the angels ~
1118   2, 5   |            unbelief is in some men. ~Consequently, if the demons have faith,
1119   2, 5   |            be evident in itself, and consequently ~the essence of faith would
1120   2, 5   |             that faith is ~lifeless. Consequently the faith which the demons
1121   2, 5   |      proceeds ~from the First Truth. Consequently whoever does not adhere,
1122   2, 5   |                AA[1],2; Q[4], A[2]). Consequently a man's faith may be described ~
1123   2, 6   |           than man's ~free-will: and consequently they said that the beginning
1124   2, 6   |          alone is a gift of God: and consequently ~lifeless faith is not from
1125   2, 6   |           stated above (Q[4], A[4]). Consequently the cause of lifeless faith
1126   2, 7   |             or evil apprehended: and consequently the principle of fear and ~
1127   2, 8   |               a certain fixed point. Consequently man needs a supernatural
1128   2, 8   |       necessary for ~salvation: and, consequently, is not in all who are in
1129   2, 8   |         further on (Q[9], A[3]), and consequently, we ~must take their distinction
1130   2, 8   |              object of the will: and consequently that which is ~ultimate
1131   2, 10  |             in a perverse will: and, consequently, it does ~not reside in
1132   2, 10  |              nature remains in them. Consequently it is ~evident that unbelievers
1133   2, 10  |             species of unbelief, and consequently, ~that we ought not to make
1134   2, 10  |          insult to the councils, and consequently a ~grave sin to presume
1135   2, 10  |             over their children: and consequently ~their children may be baptized
1136   2, 10  |             their children are also. Consequently kings and ~princes have
1137   2, 11  |          which faith is founded; and consequently it is a species ~of unbelief.~
1138   2, 11  |              hold a secondary place. Consequently he ~that holds the Christian
1139   2, 11  |              very great harm indeed. Consequently we should consider what
1140   2, 11  |        should wish for one another. ~Consequently, from this point of view,
1141   2, 12  |            from God ~altogether: and consequently, apostasy simply and absolutely
1142   2, 12  |              God, so does every sin. Consequently if, on account of apostasy
1143   2, 12  |         sever others from the faith. Consequently, as soon as sentence of ~
1144   2, 12  |      goodness which is His Essence. ~Consequently whoever either denies anything
1145   2, 12  |              the ~object of charity. Consequently blasphemy is a mortal sin,
1146   2, 12  |             their present state: and consequently it will also be in ~their
1147   2, 13  |               than another man does. Consequently, that from which a man begins ~
1148   2, 14  |           cause through its effect. ~Consequently a man is said to have an
1149   2, 16  |            its work good ~likewise." Consequently wherever we find a good
1150   2, 16  |             the ~due rule, viz. God. Consequently man cannot make ill use
1151   2, 17  |            with the virtue of hope. ~Consequently hope, like faith, is voided
1152   2, 17  |      apprehend it as ~a future good. Consequently there is no hope either
1153   2, 18  |            one should act from love. Consequently ~servile fear as such is
1154   2, 18  |              the last end, ~and that consequently the punishment is feared
1155   2, 18  |            God as its end, and that, consequently, it is ~not feared as the
1156   2, 18  |           directed to a further end. Consequently servile fear is ~substantially
1157   2, 18  |              be separated by ~guilt. Consequently the identity of object,
1158   2, 18  |              thereof are longlived." Consequently, as the root is ~said to
1159   2, 18  |              perfection of charity. ~Consequently initial fear stands in the
1160   2, 18  |            he is of the reward, and, consequently the ~less fearful of punishment.~
1161   2, 18  |           the beatitude of mourning, consequently.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[19] A[
1162   2, 19  |            and evil in the appetite. Consequently every appetitive movement
1163   2, 19  |            the immutable ~good; but, consequently, they imply conversion to
1164   2, 19  |             to a ~mutable good, and, consequently, in aversion from the immutable
1165   2, 19  |          would not be a ~mortal sin. Consequently a sin which, first and of
1166   2, 19  |              oneself or ~by another. Consequently the hope of obtaining happiness
1167   2, 20  |              21] A[2] Body Para. 2/2~Consequently presumption is a sin, but
1168   2, 20  |            arise from ~pleasure, and consequently from sins of the flesh,
1169   2, 21  |            hope, faith and ~charity. Consequently, as the chief precepts of
1170   2, 21  |            men and the prophets who, consequently, strove to ~strengthen man
1171   2, 22  |           that loveth his neighbor, ~consequently, loveth love itself." Now
1172   2, 22  |             is the life of the body. Consequently we may ~conclude from this
1173   2, 22  |              23] A[3] Body Para. 2/2~Consequently just as moral virtue is
1174   2, 22  |           reason ~must be regulated. Consequently the theological virtues,
1175   2, 22  |            than faith or ~hope, and, consequently, than all the other virtues,
1176   2, 22  |          than they are ~in the soul. Consequently it is better to know than
1177   2, 22  |            from a form of the agent. Consequently, in morals, that ~which
1178   2, 22  |            the ~last end, and which, consequently, also gives the form to
1179   2, 23  |           good; ~the will alone can. Consequently the concupiscible cannot
1180   2, 23  |               in those who fell, and consequently those of the higher angels
1181   2, 23  |            unites man's mind to God. Consequently it is ~essential to the
1182   2, 23  |        distinct before the addition. Consequently if charity be ~added to
1183   2, 23  |             distinction of subjects. Consequently a habit may ~receive increase
1184   2, 23  |             adhering to its subject. Consequently, since the magnitude ~of
1185   2, 23  |            created power is ~finite. Consequently no creature's charity can
1186   2, 23  |        stated ~above (A[10], OBJ 3). Consequently, just as the light would
1187   2, 23  |              Gen. ad lit. viii, 12). Consequently every moral sin is contrary
1188   2, 24  |        whereby we love our neighbor. Consequently the habit of charity extends ~
1189   2, 24  |            belonging to individuals. Consequently we love all ~our neighbors
1190   2, 24  |            in the first place, and, ~consequently, with the things of God,
1191   2, 24  |   instruments of ~justice unto God." Consequently, out of the love of charity
1192   2, 24  |             for the mind of a demon; consequently the ~friendship of charity
1193   2, 25  |      friendship of charity is based. Consequently ~there must needs be some
1194   2, 25  |            the First Principle, and ~consequently, in charity above all, we
1195   2, 25  |          earth to be ~beneath water. Consequently the inclination also of
1196   2, 25  |           which ~is about the means. Consequently this very act of loving
1197   2, 25  |            matters touching ~nature: consequently we are more beholden to
1198   2, 25  |           than from his ~father: and consequently he ought to love her more
1199   2, 25  |              and material principle. Consequently, strictly speaking, the
1200   2, 25  |             not two, but one flesh." Consequently a man loves ~his wife more
1201   2, 25  |            those who are better, and consequently he loves others more ~than
1202   2, 26  |             loved ~than to love, and consequently it is more in keeping with
1203   2, 26  |           the term of knowledge, and consequently, love can begin at once
1204   2, 26  |          suitable matter of love and consequently the act of love that ~passes
1205   2, 28  |            to what he ~would prefer. Consequently men seek by means of war
1206   2, 29  |             act of friendship, ~and, consequently, of charity: because the
1207   2, 29  |           things it ~wills, so that, consequently, the result of an act of
1208   2, 30  |              their being ~infirm and consequently troublesome on account of
1209   2, 30  |        lawful not ~to give alms: and consequently almsgiving is not a matter
1210   2, 30  |     unlawfully in taking the money. ~Consequently it is lawful to keep and
1211   2, 30  |            bound to restitution, and consequently cannot give away his ~gains
1212   2, 31  |              33] A[1] Body Para. 2/2~Consequently the correction of a wrongdoer
1213   2, 31  |              and do our friend well. Consequently fraternal correction ~also
1214   2, 31  |               wish all to be saved." Consequently we ought to do our brethren
1215   2, 31  |               but merely admonishes. Consequently ~when it is deemed probable
1216   2, 31  |            proportionate to the end. Consequently whenever it is a hindrance
1217   2, 31  |       disobeying Our Lord's command. Consequently he ought not ~to be obeyed,
1218   2, 31  |             denounced to the Church. Consequently it is ~befitting that a
1219   2, 32  |              34] A[3] Body Para. 2/2~Consequently it is lawful to hate the
1220   2, 32  |              to hatred of his evil. ~Consequently the hatred of one's brother,
1221   2, 32  |         corrupted ~little by little. Consequently it must first of all fail
1222   2, 32  |         relation to His effects, and consequently hatred is directed to our ~
1223   2, 33  |             in point of ~its effect. Consequently it is a sin, for by sin
1224   2, 34  |              for another's good: and consequently ~men are envious of those
1225   2, 34  |         should acquire that power." ~Consequently the notion of a capital
1226   2, 36  |            his own opinion by words. Consequently ~contention is reckoned
1227   2, 37  |             by ~many kinds of signs. Consequently there was no need for those
1228   2, 37  |        unless it has been broken up. Consequently such a power ~as this remains,
1229   2, 37  |       heretics and ~schismatics; and consequently they neither absolve nor
1230   2, 40  |            iii, 5; Ethic. viii, 10). Consequently ~there is no sedition in
1231   2, 41  |           causes are indeterminate. ~Consequently, if scandal is something
1232   2, 41  |          every sin is a scandal, and consequently, scandal is not a ~special
1233   2, 41  |             to a spiritual downfall. Consequently ~passive scandal may sometimes
1234   2, 42  |            love of our neighbor: and consequently the one precept of the love
1235   2, 42  |          counter to the precept, and consequently sins mortally. Now ~a venial
1236   2, 43  |            the Lord, is one spirit." Consequently wisdom which is a gift, ~
1237   2, 43  |             the gift of charity, and consequently ~reveals to us the mysteries
1238   2, 45  |              as to its exercise; and consequently comes under the ~direction
1239   2, 45  |             certain and fixed rules, consequently ~in respect of such things
1240   2, 45  |             is in every ~virtue, and consequently is not a special virtue.~
1241   2, 45  |             above (FS, Q[54], A[1]). Consequently any ~difference in the aspect
1242   2, 45  |    conclusions of practical matters. Consequently it does not belong to ~prudence
1243   2, 45  |           the practical reason, and ~consequently of prudence.~Aquin.: SMT
1244   2, 45  |          inclined to right ends; and consequently they ~also have naturally
1245   2, 45  |        cognizance of universals, and consequently extends to an ~infinity
1246   2, 47  |              ready to be taught: and consequently docility is fittingly reckoned
1247   2, 47  |              49] A[6] Body Para. 2/2~Consequently, future contingents, in
1248   2, 47  |       foresight to foresee good, and consequently, also to avoid ~evil. Therefore
1249   2, 49  |           which it renders good; and consequently virtues must differ ~according
1250   2, 49  |          separated from one another. Consequently ~{euboulia} (deliberating
1251   2, 49  |       directed to good ~command: and consequently prudence would be superfluous,
1252   2, 49  |             matters of judgment, and consequently there is no other virtue
1253   2, 49  |    principles than science does, and consequently is distinguished from it; ~
1254   2, 50  |              of all human rectitude. Consequently prudence, which denotes
1255   2, 51  |            above (Q[52], ~A[2]), and consequently precipitation is opposed
1256   2, 51  |          under ~thoughtlessness: and consequently thoughtlessness is not a
1257   2, 51  |            chiefly ~to judgment; and consequently the lack of right judgment
1258   2, 51  |            is perfected in judgment. Consequently thoughtlessness is ~above
1259   2, 51  |              belongs to imprudence. ~Consequently inconstancy, as to its completion,
1260   2, 53  |            or ~worldly prudence, and consequently it seems not to be a special
1261   2, 53  |           sin of craftiness. This is consequently a sin ~opposed to prudence,
1262   2, 53  |             goods before all others. Consequently He concludes that ~we should
1263   2, 55  |              serving God alone, and ~consequently governing aright all things
1264   2, 55  |            or right of nations," and consequently the right of ~nations is
1265   2, 56  |        distinction of supposits, and consequently is only in ~one man towards
1266   2, 56  |             borne towards its object consequently on the ~apprehension of
1267   2, 56  |              direct it to that end. ~Consequently there must be one supreme
1268   2, 56  |            the ~household community. Consequently, if in addition to general
1269   2, 56  |              s rectitude in himself. Consequently, since justice is ~directed
1270   2, 56  |             directed to another man. Consequently it does not follow ~that
1271   2, 56  |              excess ~nor defect, and consequently neither is there a mean;
1272   2, 57  |      proportion to the man himself. ~Consequently what is accidental and unintentional
1273   2, 57  |           himself an ~injustice, and consequently it may happen that a man
1274   2, 58  |         stated above (Q[57], A[1]). ~Consequently the original meaning of
1275   2, 58  |         matters ~relating to others. Consequently where the other virtues
1276   2, 58  |           than a man's ~opinion, and consequently does not seem to pertain
1277   2, 58  |             the nature of suspicion. Consequently ~suspicion denotes a certain
1278   2, 58  |           directly to injustice, and consequently ~is a mortal sin.~Aquin.:
1279   2, 58  |           without urgent cause: and, consequently, unless we have evident ~
1280   2, 58  |               FS, ~Q[95], A[2]): and consequently judgment should not be delivered
1281   2, 58  |              is subject to the soul. Consequently the judgment is not usurped
1282   2, 58  |              of the ~individual, and consequently their absence does not make
1283   2, 59  |            in respect of the whole. ~Consequently in distributive justice
1284   2, 59  |            injury is ~aggravated and consequently is considered as a greater
1285   2, 60  |              less than his ~due: and consequently it pertains to commutative
1286   2, 60  |              already possessed, and ~consequently he would be bound to compensation
1287   2, 60  |             is bound to pay it, ~and consequently it is not sufficient to
1288   2, 60  |         account of the thing taken. ~Consequently if this thing be taken from
1289   2, 60  |         light from another's candle. Consequently although he that has taken
1290   2, 60  |             the ~face of a serpent." Consequently one is bound to immediate
1291   2, 62  |            the order of reason, and ~consequently falls away from the dignity
1292   2, 63  |            the ~good of one man, and consequently in certain cases can pertain
1293   2, 63  |             subject to the will: and consequently in no case is it allowable
1294   2, 64  |              from that of theft: and consequently they differ specifically.~
1295   2, 64  |              public authority: and, ~consequently, if a private individual
1296   2, 65  |          going ~before to judgment." Consequently, if the judge by his personal
1297   2, 66  |              eye, tooth ~for tooth." Consequently it is just that he who by
1298   2, 67  |             the fight is unjust, and consequently without any doubt ~he sins.~
1299   2, 68  |        dignity is more grievous, and consequently should ~be treated more
1300   2, 68  |         infallible but probable; and consequently the evidence for one side
1301   2, 68  |              against their neighbor. Consequently, for the greater certitude ~
1302   2, 69  |           hear what is ~said to him. Consequently those who are defective
1303   2, 69  |               than to the other: and consequently judges receive out of the
1304   2, 70  |               thou Me?" (Jn. 18:23). Consequently the same applies to the
1305   2, 71  |         injure his external things. ~Consequently, among other sins committed
1306   2, 71  |          believes what ~he says, and consequently more and more hates his
1307   2, 72  |            detracteth the law," and ~consequently God the giver of the law.
1308   2, 73  |              in jest, but seriously: consequently if it is taken in jest or
1309   2, 73  |              75] A[2] Body Para. 2/2~Consequently it is an exceedingly grievous
1310   2, 74  |     themselves is idle and ~vain and consequently unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS
1311   2, 74  |       neighbor by desiring his good. Consequently it is a mortal sin, according ~
1312   2, 75  |           party than to another, and consequently all contracts between them ~
1313   2, 75  |            equality ~of justice: and consequently, to sell a thing for more
1314   2, 75  |             with worldly cares, and ~consequently withdraws it from spiritual
1315   2, 76  |             purpose of exchange: and consequently the proper ~and principal
1316   2, 76  |           can be measured by money." Consequently, ~just as it is a sin against
1317   2, 76  |            he received in loan: and ~consequently it is against justice if
1318   2, 76  |             has its pecuniary value. Consequently it is lawful for the lender
1319   2, 76  |          uses it for his craft, and ~consequently he may lawfully demand as
1320   2, 76  |             owned by another man and consequently are due to him.~Aquin.:
1321   2, 77  |            the cause of an omission. Consequently, we must say that ~the omission
1322   2, 78  |            means ~"good worship" and consequently is the same as religion,
1323   2, 79  |          supreme dominion over all. ~Consequently a special kind of service
1324   2, 79  |            belongs to religion; ~and consequently religion is not a special
1325   2, 79  |              object, but as end: and consequently religion is not a ~theological
1326   2, 80  |              from the intelligence." Consequently meditation must ~needs be
1327   2, 80  |             charity; cf. ~Q[27]] and consequently to devotion, because God
1328   2, 81  |             nearest to the will; and consequently after devotion which belongs
1329   2, 81  |              by word or thought; and consequently ~the petitions which we
1330   2, 81  |             for the good of ~others. Consequently it is even lawful in praying
1331   2, 81  |            regards apprehension, and consequently ~also as regards the affections.
1332   2, 81  |          perfectly ~enlightened, and consequently lack authority. And yet
1333   2, 81  |               excluded by merit, and consequently he is deprived of the fruit
1334   2, 82  |         reverence is due to them and consequently one adoration. It ~is to
1335   2, 83  |             mean by a sacrifice, and consequently the offering of sacrifice
1336   2, 83  |              to the natural law, and consequently all ~are agreed on this
1337   2, 83  |            to reverence for God: and consequently the act of any ~virtue assumes
1338   2, 84  |              in what she takes," and consequently what she takes she ~possesses
1339   2, 84  |            stated in Titus 1:15: and consequently anything that is ~lawfully
1340   2, 84  |            signs of ~the future, and consequently they ceased when the foreshadowed
1341   2, 85  |            not bound to restore, and consequently he is bound ~to pay tithes
1342   2, 86  |             his hand to ~the plough. Consequently, if he look back by desisting
1343   2, 86  |       without making a promise; and ~consequently it would seem that a vow
1344   2, 86  |            to vows accidentally: and consequently a solemnization of ~this
1345   2, 86  |            fitting matter for a vow. Consequently when an ~ecclesiastical
1346   2, 86  |             88] A[11] Body Para. 2/4~Consequently others [*Albertus Magnus,
1347   2, 86  |      destruction" (2 Cor. 10:8), and consequently, just ~as he cannot command
1348   2, 86  |             more ~acceptable to God. Consequently in matters presenting no
1349   2, 87  |            is more ~commendable, and consequently oaths are desirable as being
1350   2, 87  |             is firmly ~certain: and, consequently, if a man employ an oath,
1351   2, 87  |             unlawful or hurtful, and consequently undue matter for an oath. ~
1352   2, 88  |             it lawful to adjure: and consequently it is manifest that ~the
1353   2, 89  |              91] A[1] Body Para. 2/2~Consequently we need to praise God with
1354   2, 91  |         conducive to ~salvation, and consequently none is pernicious.~Aquin.:
1355   2, 91  |           shown above (Q[81], A[7]). Consequently, ~if anything false is signified
1356   2, 91  |            to Him in mind and ~body. Consequently, whatever a man may do conducing
1357   2, 92  |              something God-like, and consequently that ~divine worship was
1358   2, 93  |            to produce these effects. Consequently such like effects ~cannot
1359   2, 93  |           this is manifestly a sin. ~Consequently divination is always a sin;
1360   2, 93  |              occurrence is variable. Consequently it is impossible to acquire ~
1361   2, 93  |           act of a bodily organ, and consequently ~neither is the will, since
1362   2, 93  |              on ~the human body, and consequently on the sensitive powers
1363   2, 93  |              is vain and ~false, and consequently is not free from the interference
1364   2, 94  |            results ~through God: and consequently it is not unlawful to practice
1365   2, 94  |            they are empty signs, and consequently ~a kind of "agreement or
1366   2, 94  |             a ~natural active force. Consequently, no force accrues to them
1367   2, 95  |              reverence towards God. ~Consequently it belongs to irreligion
1368   2, 95  |           the temptation of God, and consequently it does ~not follow that
1369   2, 95  |         singular and incommunicable. Consequently to give divine reverence
1370   2, 96  |              chiefly from falsehood. Consequently ~falsehood is essential
1371   2, 96  |              way, he is more so, and consequently is not excused ~from mortal
1372   2, 96  |           intention of swearing, and consequently is excused from ~the sin
1373   2, 96  |              lead anyone to do evil. Consequently ~it is lawful to accept
1374   2, 97  |            reverence due to God ~and consequently he is guilty of irreligion.~
1375   2, 97  |            species of sacrilege: and consequently ~it seems that the species
1376   2, 97  |          reason of its holiness: and consequently the species of ~sacrilege
1377   2, 97  |             a manifest utility, and ~consequently involves no occasion of
1378   2, 98  |         things with irreverence, and consequently commits a sin of ~irreligion.~
1379   2, 98  |             with all its parts, ~and consequently all the opposite vices,
1380   2, 98  |           also an office ~of nature. Consequently it is lawful to give money
1381   2, 98  |              sale ~of the truth, and consequently he would sin grievously.
1382   2, 98  |              from spiritual ~things. Consequently it is altogether unlawful
1383   2, 99  |              birth and nourishment. ~Consequently man is debtor chiefly to
1384   2, 99  |         father, where is My honor?" ~Consequently the term piety extends also
1385   2, 99  |              to support his son: and consequently he is bound to ~support
1386   2, 100 |            God, nor to our parents. ~Consequently these matters belong to
1387   2, 101 |            to the image as such, and consequently sometimes the movement to ~
1388   2, 102 |   considering the aspect of precept. Consequently, if there be any virtue,
1389   2, 102 |            but his soul is his own. ~Consequently in matters touching the
1390   2, 103 |         against the Holy Ghost, and ~consequently is the most grievous of
1391   2, 103 |              of a higher authority. ~Consequently the higher the person who
1392   2, 103 |            wish it to be fulfilled. ~Consequently he that disobeys the commandment
1393   2, 104 |              heart has ~changed, and consequently no repayment is due for
1394   2, 106 |              be no restraint to sin. Consequently vengeance for sin should
1395   2, 107 |           making a man's ~deed good. Consequently whenever we find a special
1396   2, 107 |              belong to other virtues consequently and beside his principal
1397   2, 108 |           the virtue of ~truth - and consequently the opposite vices - regards
1398   2, 108 |            opposition to the "mind." Consequently if one says what is false, ~
1399   2, 108 |         perfect is a mortal sin: and consequently so also is a lie ~told by
1400   2, 108 |           love of our ~neighbor, and consequently is a mortal sin. On the
1401   2, 109 |           denoted by dissimulation. ~Consequently dissimulation is properly
1402   2, 110 |     officious nor a jocose lie, and ~consequently it must be a mischievous
1403   2, 110 |  intentionally but accidentally: and consequently boasting will not be a ~
1404   2, 111 |           perfect righteousness, and consequently deem himself guilty, not
1405   2, 113 |             not contrary to charity. Consequently it is not a ~mortal but
1406   2, 115 |             of love and desire, and ~consequently those of pleasure and sorrow,
1407   2, 115 |          refers to the spender, and ~consequently is not an act of liberality:
1408   2, 115 |            fitting use of money, and consequently to give it in a ~fitting
1409   2, 115 |             nature; ~in another way, consequently. Primarily and of its very
1410   2, 115 |     liberality is ordained to a good consequently, and in this ~way it is
1411   2, 115 |          that which pertains to them consequently, it remains to be said that ~
1412   2, 116 |             any ~external thing: and consequently seems to be a general sin.~
1413   2, 116 |              of being useful to man. Consequently covetousness is a special ~
1414   2, 116 |              in De Praedicamentis), ~consequently the term "covetousness"
1415   2, 116 |            interior ~affections, and consequently in the exterior taking and
1416   2, 116 |             the desire of some good. Consequently the ~order of sins may be
1417   2, 116 |           from external things, and ~consequently the more one gives way to
1418   2, 116 |              to the same ~genus, and consequently it does not follow that
1419   2, 118 |           epikeia" ~is unlawful: and consequently "epikeia" is not a virtue.~
1420   2, 119 |               De Doctr. Christ. ii). Consequently it also assists those ~who
1421   2, 120 |           principles of the Law, and consequently the third precept of the ~
1422   2, 121 |            the pain of the body; and consequently the brave ~man does all
1423   2, 122 |             it ~is before death; and consequently death is not essential to
1424   2, 122 |           held to be sufficient, and consequently this is not ~martyrdom properly
1425   2, 122 |           chiefly, and other dangers consequently; wherefore a person is ~
1426   2, 122 |         according to ~godliness, and consequently the confession thereof cannot
1427   2, 123 |         temporal life is an evil and consequently an object of fear.~Aquin.:
1428   2, 127 |           relation to dishonor, and ~consequently in relation to small honors
1429   2, 131 |      fainthearted are ~virtuous: and consequently pusillanimity is not a sin.~
1430   2, 134 |  commensurate with human nature; and consequently the human will can tend ~
1431   2, 134 |             to be ~about sorrow, and consequently would seem to be in the
1432   2, 139 |        flight from bodily evils, and consequently with daring, which ~attacks
1433   2, 139 |            desire and ~pleasure, and consequently with the sorrows that arise
1434   2, 139 |          touch, not principally but ~consequently: while in so far as the
1435   2, 139 |      perceptible to the senses, and ~consequently they do not so strongly
1436   2, 139 |         preservation of ~nature, and consequently it does not follow that
1437   2, 139 |        lasting and more general, and consequently its control regards a more ~
1438   2, 142 |            for the notion of virtue. Consequently it does not follow that ~
1439   2, 146 |           may be ~incommensurate and consequently improportionate to the end;
1440   2, 146 |            desirable in itself: and ~consequently corresponding to its diversity
1441   2, 147 |              modesty and ~sobriety." Consequently it would seem that sobriety
1442   2, 149 |              of being chastised: and consequently chastity is applied antonomastically ~
1443   2, 149 |              observes (Rhet. ii, 6). Consequently purity regards ~venereal
1444   2, 151 |              pleasures of touch, yet consequently and by a kind of likeness
1445   2, 151 |              with right ~reason: and consequently the exceeding pleasure attaching
1446   2, 151 |           sin in venereal ~acts, and consequently lust is no sin.~Aquin.:
1447   2, 151 |          vehemence of ~the pleasure. Consequently the higher powers, namely
1448   2, 152 |              child's upbringing, and consequently it is a mortal sin.~Aquin.:
1449   2, 152 |         intended to offend God, but ~consequently, in the same way as all
1450   2, 152 |            pleasure is a mortal sin. Consequently, when these kisses and caresses ~
1451   2, 152 |             every kind of lust: ~and consequently it should not be reckoned
1452   2, 154 |           aright" ~[*Retract. i, 9]. Consequently where there is a greater
1453   2, 155 |             157] A[1] Body Para. 2/2~Consequently meekness, in so far as it
1454   2, 156 |         character of evil. Secondly, consequently, inasmuch as the ~movement
1455   2, 156 |              stated in Ethic. ii, 5. Consequently no passion is a sin. ~Now
1456   2, 156 |           the ~judgment" (Mt. 5:21). Consequently our Lord is speaking here
1457   2, 156 |              his brother Thou fool!" Consequently it is clear that the second
1458   2, 156 |          altogether lacking or weak. Consequently lack of the passion ~of
1459   2, 157 |        derive from a man's torture. ~Consequently it is evident that it is
1460   2, 157 |             gifts of the Holy Ghost. Consequently we may ~say that savagery
1461   2, 158 |             is a general virtue, and consequently should not be reckoned a
1462   2, 159 |            ordinance of the law, and consequently is a matter of ~legal justice.
1463   2, 159 |     Christian teaching is humility." Consequently nothing contained ~in Christian
1464   2, 159 |             the appetite itself; and consequently it must be said that ~humility,
1465   2, 159 |       chiefly inwardly in ~the soul. Consequently a man, by an inward act
1466   2, 159 |              1; Q[157], A[3], ad 2). Consequently, although humility ~is in
1467   2, 160 |             162] A[3] Body Para. 2/2~Consequently if the difficult thing which
1468   2, 160 |        higher than ~what become him. Consequently whatsoever things lead a
1469   2, 160 |           turning away from God: and consequently pride is, of its ~genus,
1470   2, 160 |     essentially, and ~to other sins, consequently. Hence it is that pride
1471   2, 161 |             the sake of the end; and consequently ~man's first sin was where
1472   2, 161 |              his own excellence; and consequently his disobedience was the
1473   2, 162 |          subject to its perfection. ~Consequently, on the other hand, death,
1474   2, 162 |              the organ of touch, and consequently a mean between ~objects
1475   2, 163 |               to ~resist temptation. Consequently the tempter's assault was
1476   2, 163 |            weaker ~than the man, and consequently more liable to be deceived,
1477   2, 164 |             stated in Ethic. vi, 13. Consequently, in so far as the knowledge
1478   2, 166 |              a fixed amount of work. Consequently ~when he goes beyond his
1479   2, 166 |             FS, Q[31], ~A[1], ad 2). Consequently, the remedy for weariness
1480   2, 166 |          associated with games": and consequently it is sometimes necessary
1481   2, 166 |           moderate mirth of others. ~Consequently they are vicious, and are
1482   2, 169 |        spiritual and corporeal; ~and consequently the prophetic revelation
1483   2, 169 |       manifested by itself, ~so that consequently some of them may be known,
1484   2, 169 |           part shall be done away." ~Consequently it does not follow that
1485   2, 169 |              Divine foreknowledge." ~Consequently the same truth must needs
1486   2, 170 |             surpass human knowledge. Consequently we must say that ~prophecy
1487   2, 170 |             to a ravening ~wolf, and consequently all such are false prophets.
1488   2, 170 |               sanctifying grace, and consequently without goodness of life.
1489   2, 171 |     containing the types of ~things. Consequently it is impossible for prophets
1490   2, 171 |            of things from above, and consequently it cannot at the same ~time
1491   2, 172 |              above (A[2], ad 3); and consequently the degrees of ~prophecy
1492   2, 172 |              Cf. ~TP, QQ[9], seqq.]. Consequently the notion of prophecy is
1493   2, 173 |              in a restricted sense. ~Consequently this rapture pertains somewhat
1494   2, 173 |             A[3], OBJ[2], ad 2), and consequently ~the comparison fails.~Aquin.:
1495   2, 173 |             separated from his body. Consequently we must explain the matter ~
1496   2, 173 |             175] A[6] Body Para. 4/4~Consequently we must assert that both
1497   2, 174 |           were sent to ~unbelievers. Consequently it was necessary, in this
1498   2, 174 |          every man unto profit"; and consequently both Paul and ~the other
1499   2, 174 |             nation, namely the Jews. Consequently, although without any doubt
1500   2, 178 |             the object of the will. ~Consequently the contemplative life,