Part, Question

2501 Suppl, 64|              offspring is in order. ~Consequently this precept is binding
2502 Suppl, 64|        defense of the Holy Land: and consequently this is also lawful to the ~
2503 Suppl, 64|              very name implies: and ~consequently a vow can only be about
2504 Suppl, 64|             one to whom he is bound. Consequently, since ~husband and wife
2505 Suppl, 64|        cannot aggravate ~infinitely. Consequently a wife or husband does not
2506 Suppl, 64|         which is exacted of him; and consequently ~he does not sin. For it
2507 Suppl, 64|      celebration of a marriage; ~and consequently the comparison fails.~Aquin.:
2508 Suppl, 65|              without any defect, and consequently it is endowed not only with ~
2509 Suppl, 65|              the same wife with him. Consequently both in man ~and in other
2510 Suppl, 65|              way to the natural law. Consequently a dispensation in this matter ~
2511 Suppl, 65|              the Church ~triumphant. Consequently their marriages signified
2512 Suppl, 65|               he injures no one: and consequently it is not against ~the natural
2513 Suppl, 65|      together constitutes matrimony. Consequently it is ~evident that it is
2514 Suppl, 65|        obscured in many ~points: and consequently they did not think it wrong
2515 Suppl, 65|            relation to marriage, and consequently she ~cannot transfer her
2516 Suppl, 65|           these were not wives, ~and consequently it was sometime lawful to
2517 Suppl, 65|       principal end of marriage: and consequently it ~is against the first
2518 Suppl, 66|            have but one husband; and consequently bigamy, ~which does away
2519 Suppl, 66|             the other for ever; and ~consequently no defect attaches to the
2520 Suppl, 66|            is found on ~either side. Consequently whether we find division
2521 Suppl, 66|              were of the sacrament. ~Consequently if a woman were able to
2522 Suppl, 66|               defect of a sacrament. Consequently it is not always necessary
2523 Suppl, 66|           and ~temporary causes, and consequently they could be removed by
2524 Suppl, 67|             which it is incompatible consequently, as stated ~above (Q[65],
2525 Suppl, 67|            intention ~of nature, and consequently that it is contrary not
2526 Suppl, 67|              as being defiled," ~and consequently it does not follow that
2527 Suppl, 68|              opposed to the law: and consequently it cannot be ~legitimized.
2528 Suppl, 69|            follow the ~resurrection. Consequently we must speak (1) of those
2529 Suppl, 69|        independently of one another. Consequently it is not so fitting that
2530 Suppl, 69|              are done miraculously." Consequently, according ~to the natural
2531 Suppl, 69|            hell after his death; and consequently Abraham's bosom would seem
2532 Suppl, 69|          their attaining their end. ~Consequently the state of the saints
2533 Suppl, 69|            and not essentially: and ~consequently, nothing prevents Abraham'
2534 Suppl, 69|          guilty of graver sins, and ~consequently the holy Fathers in whom
2535 Suppl, 69|              are various states, and consequently the ~comparison fails.~Aquin.:
2536 Suppl, 69|           reference to nature only. ~Consequently there is a twofold limbo
2537 Suppl, 69|       receive for their merits; and ~consequently it is not reckoned among
2538 Suppl, 69|              any admixture of ~evil. Consequently those who are to be conveyed
2539 Suppl, 69|             free ~from all good: and consequently the comparison fails, since
2540 Suppl, 69|             it were on the soul: and consequently lack of the soul's glory ~
2541 Suppl, 70|              again in identity, and ~consequently neither would the whole
2542 Suppl, 70|             belong to the body: ~and consequently when the body is corrupted
2543 Suppl, 70|             powers of the soul, and ~consequently not the sensitive or vegetative
2544 Suppl, 70|           the sensitive powers, and ~consequently will be in some act by reason
2545 Suppl, 70|              something ~hurtful, and consequently, besides the fact that the
2546 Suppl, 70|            the fire on the soul: and consequently the argument is not ~conclusive.~
2547 Suppl, 71|             of something of his own. Consequently it is not becoming that ~
2548 Suppl, 71|            suffrages of sinners, and consequently ~their suffrages are of
2549 Suppl, 71|         suffrages for his dead, and ~consequently many would be deterred from
2550 Suppl, 71|              his but ~another's, and consequently in this respect is worthy
2551 Suppl, 71|         acting ~against the Law, and consequently that they died in mortal
2552 Suppl, 71|               the Divine order," and consequently he says (Eccl. Hier. vii)
2553 Suppl, 71|          Gregory, Moral. xxxiv): and consequently endeavored in ~various ways
2554 Suppl, 71|             his guilt ~deserves; and consequently some suffer more, some less,
2555 Suppl, 71|              them in this life," and consequently ~they know not when suffrages
2556 Suppl, 71|       venially by ~covetousness: and consequently they were not damned in
2557 Suppl, 71|              entirely ~remitted, and consequently the sin entirely unpunished:
2558 Suppl, 71|         fully completed in the body. Consequently, ~since, as stated above (
2559 Suppl, 71|             works of the living: and consequently ~our suffrages also profit
2560 Suppl, 71|              rejoice in more things. Consequently it does ~not follow that
2561 Suppl, 71|             is directed to the dead. Consequently those whose ~works are by
2562 Suppl, 71|              a kind of medicine. And consequently the three aforesaid are
2563 Suppl, 71|         bodies remain ~unburied: and consequently the burial service does
2564 Suppl, 71|          aroused to pity thereby and consequently to pray, or in so far as
2565 Suppl, 71|            would happen to his body. Consequently those who love a man, ~through
2566 Suppl, 71|             remission of punishment. Consequently, as regards the remission
2567 Suppl, 71|               together with him: and consequently if it be offered for several,
2568 Suppl, 71|     Augustine says ~(Confess. viii). Consequently many in purgatory rejoice
2569 Suppl, 71|             effect depends on ~both. Consequently though it is no more difficult
2570 Suppl, 71|           who are in purgatory: and ~consequently general suffrages alone
2571 Suppl, 71|           suffrages are ~common; and consequently one for whom the special
2572 Suppl, 72|             concerns themselves, and consequently it follows that they know ~
2573 Suppl, 72|       regards the things willed. and consequently, ~although they retain the
2574 Suppl, 72|         merciful than any saint, and consequently His will is ~more easily
2575 Suppl, 72|             to Christ's person, and ~consequently to agree with the error
2576 Suppl, 72|            do they seek for it. And ~consequently it is clear that their prayers
2577 Suppl, 72|             intercede for them": and consequently God also wills ~that what
2578 Suppl, 72|            making satisfaction; and ~consequently the parallel fails between
2579 Suppl, 72|        reverence and subjection: and consequently many signs ~will precede
2580 Suppl, 72|             regard universal causes. Consequently the proper office of the ~
2581 Suppl, 72|            perfection of glory; and ~consequently in this threefold respect
2582 Suppl, 72|            sin of concupiscence, and consequently it was fitting that the
2583 Suppl, 72|          many shall grow ~cold," and consequently the cleansing will then
2584 Suppl, 72|       distinct from one another: and consequently this could ~only be done
2585 Suppl, 72|              authority of Scripture. Consequently others, ~following Augustine,
2586 Suppl, 72|             being receptive of heat. Consequently nothing prevents water ~
2587 Suppl, 72|            which is extrinsic to it. Consequently there is no need to ~take
2588 Suppl, 72|           pass into its ~nature, and consequently be voided of their own nature.~
2589 Suppl, 72|              74] A[5] Body Para. 2/4~Consequently "heaven" is taken to denote
2590 Suppl, 72|             abode of the saints; and consequently in this ~cleansing all that
2591 Suppl, 72|           forthwith after their sin. Consequently that place needs no cleansing.~
2592 Suppl, 72|              the earth by ~fire, and consequently the final conflagration
2593 Suppl, 72|            need to be cleansed, and ~consequently the bodies of both will
2594 Suppl, 72|              on good and wicked; and consequently ~it does not seem that any
2595 Suppl, 72|             the renewal of man: and ~consequently the cleansing and renewal
2596 Suppl, 72|            the misery of the damned. Consequently ~it is not unbecoming that
2597 Suppl, 72|             is its final state, ~and consequently it returns not from this
2598 Suppl, 72|           live in body and soul; and consequently there must needs be a ~resurrection
2599 Suppl, 72|          must avoid all bodies": and consequently these ~did not hold the
2600 Suppl, 72|            can they rise again, and ~consequently all will not rise again.~
2601 Suppl, 72|          that ~nature (Phys. ii, 1). Consequently, speaking simply, movement
2602 Suppl, 73|           same sense (Dial. iv, ~6). Consequently in all God's bodily works,
2603 Suppl, 74|   resurrection of other members, and consequently Christ's resurrection had ~
2604 Suppl, 74|              be the cause of others. Consequently greater conformity ~to Christ
2605 Suppl, 74|              to endure for ever: and consequently the ~time between this and
2606 Suppl, 74|             perfect ~disposition and consequently it should be the daytime.~
2607 Suppl, 75|            to the previous time, and consequently all will not die before ~
2608 Suppl, 75|           stain of original sin, and consequently be the debtors of death. ~
2609 Suppl, 75|              or incur the evil: ~and consequently all could not reap in themselves
2610 Suppl, 75|           not so with the body, and ~consequently the comparison fails.~Aquin.:
2611 Suppl, 76|              after death lives. And ~consequently if it be not the same body
2612 Suppl, 76|           still remain the same: and consequently the ~matter existing under
2613 Suppl, 76|              complete nonentity, and consequently they ~cannot be restored.
2614 Suppl, 76|           union is not the same, and consequently there is not the ~same human
2615 Suppl, 76|          same identical animal, ~and consequently he will not be the same
2616 Suppl, 76|            body would be accidental. Consequently there has been ~no interruption
2617 Suppl, 76|            numerically distinct, and consequently ~his soul and the whole
2618 Suppl, 76|             it in other animals; and consequently in the ~resurrection there
2619 Suppl, 76|             same sensitive soul, and consequently ~neither the same animal
2620 Suppl, 76|         destroyed, passes away also. Consequently it does not return ~identically
2621 Suppl, 77|            his ultimate perfection. ~Consequently all the members that are
2622 Suppl, 77|           protection of other parts. Consequently, although they do ~not belong
2623 Suppl, 77|         other parts of the body, and consequently ~will rise again with the
2624 Suppl, 77|             of human nature and that consequently some of it may ~possibly
2625 Suppl, 77|              was ~changed first, and consequently does not belong in the same
2626 Suppl, 77|          those which come first: and consequently the ~third opinion asserts
2627 Suppl, 77|      nourished in the mother's womb. Consequently on the supposition that
2628 Suppl, 77|            is under such a form, and consequently by ~reason thereof it is
2629 Suppl, 77|             of the substantial form. Consequently division which is made ~
2630 Suppl, 78|              second in the aged: and consequently in ~each of these human
2631 Suppl, 78|            selfsame individual: and ~consequently we must observe in the resurrection
2632 Suppl, 78|           reaching his ultimate end. Consequently those ~natural operations
2633 Suppl, 78|           delightful to the healthy. Consequently it does not follow that ~
2634 Suppl, 79|              in this ~state of life. Consequently others say that in the body
2635 Suppl, 79|              essential constituents. Consequently we must ~say otherwise that
2636 Suppl, 79|           perfected by the soul; and consequently ~those bodies will be impassible.~
2637 Suppl, 79|             the state of innocence. ~Consequently those bodies will retain
2638 Suppl, 79|              of the principal agent. Consequently in ~the bodies of the saints
2639 Suppl, 79|      unchangeable ~enjoyment of God. Consequently in one who enjoys God more
2640 Suppl, 79|               thus light increases. ~Consequently impassibility also is greater
2641 Suppl, 79|             will be impassible, and ~consequently "not susceptible to impressions
2642 Suppl, 79|          power never becomes active. Consequently ~others say that the senses
2643 Suppl, 79|          that they have sensations. ~Consequently we must say with others
2644 Suppl, 79|            to ~its material "being." Consequently this kind of reception will
2645 Suppl, 79|              natural alteration, and consequently ~there will be only spiritual
2646 Suppl, 79|              a visible species; and ~consequently a mirror placed under the
2647 Suppl, 79|           certain distance, and that consequently it does not see a thing
2648 Suppl, 79|             a ~spiritual alteration. Consequently the glorified bodies, which
2649 Suppl, 79|             not destroy ~nature; and consequently the greatness of clarity
2650 Suppl, 79|      alteration ~(of the organ); and consequently at a very much smaller angle
2651 Suppl, 80|              83] A[1] Body Para. 4/6~Consequently another kind of subtlety
2652 Suppl, 80|             a principle of movement. Consequently ~the first reason for spirituality
2653 Suppl, 80|              natural sensible body. ~Consequently, granted that the subtlety
2654 Suppl, 80|          terminate in one point. And consequently though two bodies ~must
2655 Suppl, 80|             any dimensions whatever. Consequently geometry cannot suppose
2656 Suppl, 80|            be in the way of another. Consequently two glorified bodies ~will
2657 Suppl, 80|               not even by a miracle. Consequently we must say that ~the glorified
2658 Suppl, 80|              by reason of its color. Consequently the comparison fails.~Aquin.:
2659 Suppl, 81|          place assigned to them, and consequently will not be ~moved.~Aquin.:
2660 Suppl, 81|       through the interval, and that consequently it is possible for ~the
2661 Suppl, 81|             through the interval and consequently to be moved in time, but ~
2662 Suppl, 81|           through the ~interval, and consequently to be moved instantaneously.
2663 Suppl, 81|              where it cannot be, and consequently whatever instant the ~will
2664 Suppl, 81|         comparison with the movable. Consequently it is clear that even ~if
2665 Suppl, 81|             the case with lines: and consequently the retardation that comes
2666 Suppl, 81|            84] A[3] R.O. 2 Para. 3/5~Consequently, in order to understand
2667 Suppl, 82|               body as corporeal. And consequently according to the greater
2668 Suppl, 82|           perfection being changed. ~Consequently it will be in the power
2669 Suppl, 83|          stated above (Q[81], A[1]). Consequently those who had ~natural defects
2670 Suppl, 83|           but deformity is not, ~and consequently the comparison fails.~Aquin.:
2671 Suppl, 83|            is a kind of ~change: and consequently a body which is corruptible
2672 Suppl, 83|              heavenly ~movement; and consequently they held that a body composed
2673 Suppl, 83|       cessation of ~punishments; and consequently the removal of death may
2674 Suppl, 83|             puts an end to them. and consequently the ~withdrawal of death
2675 Suppl, 83|            with a passion of nature. Consequently as regards this mode of ~
2676 Suppl, 83|              as stated above (A[2]). Consequently, however great the pain ~
2677 Suppl, 84|             one else know of it, and consequently as each ~one will recall
2678 Suppl, 84|            of each one rising again. Consequently ~through eternal things
2679 Suppl, 84|             things in the Word: and ~consequently it is not unreasonable that
2680 Suppl, 85|            to the profit of another. Consequently it is necessary that ~there
2681 Suppl, 85|             shall ~come manifestly." Consequently there can be no error affecting
2682 Suppl, 85|          afflictions in the Church. ~Consequently it is impossible to decide
2683 Suppl, 85|           Christ, into the air": and consequently it will be necessary for
2684 Suppl, 86|             cleave to Christ alone. ~Consequently there is nothing in them
2685 Suppl, 86|             will judge by authority. Consequently it behooves also the Judge'
2686 Suppl, 86|      discussion of their merits, and consequently in this account will be ~
2687 Suppl, 86|        itself directed to merit, and consequently they will ~be subjected
2688 Suppl, 86|            the discussion of merits. Consequently, believers who ~were at
2689 Suppl, 86|              incited ~to evil deeds. Consequently the judgment will not regard
2690 Suppl, 87|         judge as ~being eternal; and consequently not as man.~Aquin.: SMT
2691 Suppl, 87|          evident that He is God, and consequently is to be honored equally
2692 Suppl, 88|            whole world naturally and consequently desires its good. Therefore, ~
2693 Suppl, 88|           and the end of the ~past." Consequently there would be time after
2694 Suppl, 88|              De Coelo et Mundo; and ~consequently it is not unreasonable for
2695 Suppl, 88|    considered in its substance: and ~consequently after the heavenly body
2696 Suppl, 88|            commentaries of holy men. Consequently we must answer this argument
2697 Suppl, 88|            our ~senses is the sight. Consequently all the lower bodies need
2698 Suppl, 88|             put on immortality"; and consequently the world will be renewed
2699 Suppl, 89|           through His likeness, and ~consequently not in His essence.~Aquin.:
2700 Suppl, 89|        understand these ~substances. Consequently, according to us, it must
2701 Suppl, 89|         various imaginary forms: and consequently when the intellect ~separates
2702 Suppl, 89|          abstract this quiddity, and consequently since ~we cannot go on indefinitely,
2703 Suppl, 89|            separate substances, and ~consequently from the fact that our intellect
2704 Suppl, 89|          mode of the recipient": and consequently the likeness of the ~Divine
2705 Suppl, 89|            were ~a radiance thereof. Consequently neither does this way suffice
2706 Suppl, 89|             sight sees more clearly. Consequently in that ~vision we shall
2707 Suppl, 89|     impression on our intellect, and consequently is ~"hidden from all knowledge."
2708 Suppl, 89|            see the incorporeal: ~and consequently the same conclusion follows.~
2709 Suppl, 89|              to their magnitude: and consequently magnitude ~and all its consequences,
2710 Suppl, 89|       ignorance will be removed: and consequently they ~will know all.~Aquin.:
2711 Suppl, 89|              things than others, and consequently every one will not know
2712 Suppl, 89|              of a created intellect. Consequently of those who ~see God in
2713 Suppl, 89|            its cause and conversely. Consequently it ~does not follow that
2714 Suppl, 89|             or of the natural agent. Consequently if the active ~intellect
2715 Suppl, 90|            power for ~operation, and consequently has a more perfect share
2716 Suppl, 90|              of a bodily organ; ~and consequently by being reunited to the
2717 Suppl, 90|             part as form to ~matter. Consequently the soul is more perfect
2718 Suppl, 90|          perfect in its nature, ~and consequently more effective in its operation,
2719 Suppl, 90|              is but one mansion: and consequently the ~various degrees of
2720 Suppl, 90|        implies the notion of end and consequently of ~reward which is the
2721 Suppl, 90|                Cf. SS, Q[23], A[8]]. Consequently virtue in this sense will
2722 Suppl, 90|             of merit in the act: and consequently according to its ~diversity
2723 Suppl, 91|            to a state of ~happiness. Consequently it is possible to have compassion
2724 Suppl, 91|          from their unhappiness: and consequently it will not be ~possible
2725 Suppl, 91|         contrary to ~Divine justice. Consequently the argument does not prove.~
2726 Suppl, 92|             principal signification. Consequently others say that the likeness ~
2727 Suppl, 92|              their spiritual union. ~Consequently although Christ be called
2728 Suppl, 92|             the spouse of Christ and consequently it is fitting that they
2729 Suppl, 92|             as to His human nature. ~Consequently the notion of dowry is not
2730 Suppl, 92|          some lack of ~likeness; and consequently the argument we have adduced
2731 Suppl, 92|              and one serve another. ~Consequently the conformity between God
2732 Suppl, 92|           honor, security, joy": and consequently the aforesaid dowries are ~
2733 Suppl, 92|      reverence which dignity offers. Consequently it seems that these ~should
2734 Suppl, 92|         memory to retain knowledge. ~Consequently there is only one habit,
2735 Suppl, 93|       perfect than the "aurea," and ~consequently should not be expressed
2736 Suppl, 93|     participator of the Godhead, and consequently endowed with ~regal power: "
2737 Suppl, 93|        namely by turning to God: and consequently no particular reward is ~
2738 Suppl, 93|        carnal to the spiritual life. Consequently a fruit corresponds ~especially
2739 Suppl, 93|     withdrawing from carnal things. ~Consequently various fruits are distinguished
2740 Suppl, 93|            Cf. TP, Q[152], AA[1],3]. Consequently the aureole is due to those ~
2741 Suppl, 93|       special beauty of its own, and consequently a special reward is assigned ~
2742 Suppl, 93|          aureole is due to him: and ~consequently the same conclusion follows
2743 Suppl, 93|            not merit an aureole: and consequently an aureole is ~not due to
2744 Suppl, 93|            is ~due to virginity, and consequently also to martyrdom.~Aquin.:
2745 Suppl, 93|            among ~internal passions. Consequently, when a man conquers death
2746 Suppl, 93|               Contra Crescon. ~iii). Consequently an aureole is due to martyrdom
2747 Suppl, 93|           established in Christ, and consequently a higher reward is due to
2748 Suppl, 93|              in which it was before. Consequently, other ~things being equal,
2749 Suppl, 93|             surpass all other pains. Consequently an ~aureole is due to the
2750 Suppl, 93|         received for the ~faith: and consequently this wound previously received
2751 Suppl, 93|             of all ~(Ethic. iii, 6). Consequently the aureole is due to such
2752 Suppl, 93|            conflict and victory, and consequently a crown in its proper ~acceptation.
2753 Suppl, 93|         teaching and ~preaching, and consequently the third aureole is due
2754 Suppl, 93|              over other states: and ~consequently a greater aureole is due
2755 Suppl, 93|       derived from ~the kind of act. Consequently it is possible for one who
2756 Suppl, 94|         directed to their cleansing. Consequently the ~comparison fails.~Aquin.:
2757 Suppl, 94|            generation or corruption. Consequently the worm ~ascribed to the
2758 Suppl, 94|             displeasing to our will. Consequently in hell ~the place must
2759 Suppl, 94|           bodies will fill a place. ~Consequently, since the multitude of
2760 Suppl, 95|        damned ~grieve for all goods. Consequently the sight of the happiness
2761 Suppl, 95|           addition to good ~or evil. Consequently, good will in the blessed
2762 Suppl, 95|        previous act of the will: and consequently the whole demerit of the ~
2763 Suppl, 95|              to their evil will: and consequently they will ~think of Him
2764 Suppl, 96|             infinite punishment; and consequently it ~seems just that for
2765 Suppl, 96|            this same ~city together. Consequently, for mortal sin which is
2766 Suppl, 96|            Cf. FS, Q[85], A[1]]: and consequently privation ~of being cannot
2767 Suppl, 96|              the kingdom of God, and consequently they ~will be punished for
2768 Suppl, 96|             with eternal punishment. Consequently ~those who persevere in
2769 Suppl, 96|         practice works of mercy: and consequently the ~same conclusion follows
2770 Suppl, 96|      forgiveness of their ~sins, and consequently will not be punished eternally.~
2771 Suppl, 96|             the eternal kingdom: and consequently some of them will be ~punished
2772 Suppl, 96|           transgressing the law, and consequently will be ~punished eternally.~
2773 Appen1, 1|            is the divine vision; and consequently the loss of ~this vision
2774 Appen1, 1|             worm of ~conscience, and consequently theirs would not be the
2775 Appen1, 1|     punishment ~is free of all pain. Consequently others say that they will
2776 Appen1, 1|           children, as stated above. Consequently there is no parity between
2777 Appen1, 2|            sin ~at the judgment: and consequently one does not atone for venial
2778 Appen1, 2|             no ~venial sin then, and consequently it cannot be expiated by
2779 Appen1, 2|           utterly unreasonable: and ~consequently we must say with others
2780 Appen1, 2|              of the way, in a sense. Consequently ~in Purgatory there can
2781 Appen2, 1|            once to their reward; and consequently no Purgatory awaits them
2782 Appen2, 1|              evil without some good. Consequently venial sin prevents one
2783 Appen2, 1|      together in the same place: and consequently these ~places must needs
2784 Appen2, 1|              the remains of sin; and consequently the pain of fire only is ~