Part, Question

2001   2, 170 |           bestowed by ~means of the angels.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[172] A[
2002   2, 170 |            conveyed by means of the angels.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[172] A[
2003   2, 170 |             middle things. Now the ~angels hold a middle position between
2004   2, 170 |             from God ~to men by the angels. Now prophetic knowledge
2005   2, 170 |         that it is conveyed ~by the angels.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[172] A[
2006   2, 170 |             in men by means of ~the angels.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[172] A[
2007   2, 170 |             by the ministry of ~the angels, is said to be Divine.~Aquin.:
2008   2, 170 |         intellects ~of good and bad angels according to the order of
2009   2, 170 |      mysteries ~to them through the angels, as already stated (Gen.
2010   2, 172 |            made even to the blessed angels. Therefore even blessed ~
2011   2, 172 |             Therefore even blessed ~angels can be prophets.~Aquin.:
2012   2, 172 |           revelation is made to the angels, not as being ~far distant,
2013   2, 173 |         spiritual heaven, where the angels and the holy ~souls enjoy
2014   2, 173 |        these degrees belongs to the angels of the lowest hierarchy [*
2015   2, 173 |            A[1]], the second to the angels of the middle hierarchy,
2016   2, 173 |        hierarchy, the ~third to the angels of the highest hierarchy,
2017   2, 173 |            a little lower ~than the angels" (Heb. 2:9), by dispensation,
2018   2, 173 |              things which is in the angels, in that he knew not whether
2019   2, 178 |        fiery globe in the tower and angels ~returning to heaven, without
2020   2, 178 |             whereby man is like the angels. Now Dionysius describes
2021   2, 178 |           as being different in the angels from what they are in the ~
2022   2, 178 |            oblique movement ~of the angels to the fact that "while
2023   2, 178 |        Reply OBJ 2: Man is like the angels in intellect generically,
2024   2, 178 |            be ascribed to souls and angels in different ways, ~according
2025   2, 178 |           circular" movement of the angels to the ~fact that their
2026   2, 178 |           which is like that of the angels, for then all things ~being
2027   2, 178 |          angel enlightens the lower angels through the angels that
2028   2, 178 |            lower angels through the angels that are ~intermediate.
2029   2, 178 |           oblique" movement in the ~angels he describes as being composed
2030   2, 179 |          when "we shall be like the angels," ~teaching will be possible:
2031   2, 179 |             apparently it is in the angels of whom ~one "enlightens,
2032   2, 179 |           18:10, "the little ones' ~angels," who belong to the lower
2033   2, 179 |            the fact that Jacob saw ~angels "ascending" the ladder -
2034   2, 179 |          Nor is the likeness to the angels promised to us as regards
2035   2, 179 |      natural order, as it is to the angels, but by reason of our ~seeing
2036   2, 187 |            partake ~of the bread of angels, namely the Word that is
2037   3, 1   |            the same reason that the angels could not, as Augustine ~
2038   3, 1   |            3:19, "Being ordained by angels in the hand of a mediator,"
2039   3, 4   |   resemblance." And sin is found in angels, even as in man, according
2040   3, 4   |           to ~Job 4:18: "And in His angels He found wickedness." Therefore
2041   3, 4   |          Reply OBJ 3: Some say that angels are not assumable, since
2042   3, 6   |             dignity, as we say the ~angels are midway between man and
2043   3, 6   |           Christ is nobler than the angels, according ~to Ps. 96:8: "
2044   3, 6   |              Adore Him, all you His angels." But the angels were created ~
2045   3, 6   |            you His angels." But the angels were created ~in the beginning,
2046   3, 6   |          souls, yet excels even the angels in "fulness ~of grace and
2047   3, 6   |            which does not happen to angels, since they are substances ~
2048   3, 7   |            was "made lower than the angels," not as to the ~knowledge
2049   3, 7   |             place. Hence if ~God or angels, or even the blessed, know
2050   3, 7   |            3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Angels, being "comprehensors,"
2051   3, 8   |       Whether He is the Head of the angels?~(5) Whether the grace of
2052   3, 8   |           Christ is the Head of the angels?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[8] A[4]
2053   3, 8   |          man is not the head of the angels. ~For the head and members
2054   3, 8   |            the same nature with the angels, but only with men, since,
2055   3, 8   |            doth He take hold of the angels, but of the ~seed of Abraham
2056   3, 8   |             is not the head ~of the angels.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[8] A[4]
2057   3, 8   |        written (Eph. 1:23). But the angels do not ~belong to the Church.
2058   3, 8   |           the faithful: ~and in the angels there is no faith, for they
2059   3, 8   |             man is not head of ~the angels.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[8] A[4]
2060   3, 8   |              quickens bodies, which angels lack. But the Word ~made
2061   3, 8   |          man does not give life ~to angels, and hence as man He is
2062   3, 8   |           He is not the head of the angels.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[8] A[4]
2063   3, 8   |           with the other ~orders of angels. Therefore Christ is the
2064   3, 8   |           Christ is the Head of the angels.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[8] A[4]
2065   3, 8   |          manifest that both men and angels are ordained to one ~end,
2066   3, 8   |     consists not only of men but of angels. Now of all this ~multitude
2067   3, 8   |             than man, but even than angels; and of His ~influence not
2068   3, 8   |     influence not only men but even angels partake, since it is written (
2069   3, 8   |             the Head of men, but of angels. Hence ~we read (Mt. 4:11)
2070   3, 8   |            we read (Mt. 4:11) that "angels came and ministered to Him."~
2071   3, 8   |              wherein men agree with angels in generic nature, though
2072   3, 8   |         said to be the ~Head of the angels, although the agreement
2073   3, 8   |          but also in the spirits of angels, on account of its most ~
2074   3, 9   |          therefore, even as in the ~angels, according to Augustine (
2075   3, 10  |           man ~knoweth, neither the angels in heaven nor the Son, but
2076   3, 10  |            more ~perfectly than the angels.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[10] A[
2077   3, 11  |              who are likened to the angels, according to Mt. 22:30.
2078   3, 11  |         discursive knowledge in the angels, as Dionysius ~shows (Div.
2079   3, 11  |          blessed are likened to the angels in the gifts of ~graces;
2080   3, 11  |            the blessed, ~but not to angels.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[11] A[
2081   3, 11  |          than the knowledge of the ~angels?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[11] A[
2082   3, 11  |      greater in Christ than ~in the angels. For perfection is proportioned
2083   3, 11  |          than the ~knowledge of the angels.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[11] A[
2084   3, 11  |           But ~the knowledge of the angels is more immaterial than
2085   3, 11  |         which cannot be said of the angels. Therefore the knowledge ~
2086   3, 11  |         Therefore the knowledge ~of angels is greater than the knowledge
2087   3, 11  |             a little lower than the angels, for the suffering of death,
2088   3, 11  |          said to be ~lower than the angels only in regard to the suffering
2089   3, 11  |           than the knowledge of the angels, both in the number of ~
2090   3, 11  |            it is; ~hence the higher angels understand by the more universal
2091   3, 11  |       lesser universality than the ~angels receive; so that it knows
2092   3, 11  |            exceeds the knowledge of angels with regard to what is in
2093   3, 12  |           He received anything from angels?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[12] A[
2094   3, 12  |         received knowledge from the angels?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[12] A[
2095   3, 12  |         received knowledge from the angels. For ~it is written (Lk.
2096   3, 12  |      Therefore Christ was taught by angels.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[12] A[
2097   3, 12  |          the Father and God by the ~angels." Hence it seems that even
2098   3, 12  |          men are taught by means of angels.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[12] A[
2099   3, 12  |             vii) that "the highest ~angels question Jesus, and learn
2100   3, 12  |          receive knowledge from the angels.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[12] A[
2101   3, 12  |           and not by the medium of ~angels, who in their beginning
2102   3, 12  |             of both natures are the angels said to ~have ministered
2103   3, 12  |           is announced to Joseph by angels, and again His return to ~
2104   3, 13  |         this was ~made known to the angels before the Resurrection,
2105   3, 19  |        sensitive soul, and with the angels by His intellective ~soul,
2106   3, 22  |          Christ is greater than the angels, according to Heb. 1:4: "
2107   3, 22  |            so ~much better than the angels, as He hath inherited a
2108   3, 22  |             power appertains to the angels, inasmuch as ~they also
2109   3, 22  |         Christ was greater than the angels, not only in His Godhead, ~
2110   3, 22  |             higher ~degree than the angels, so that even the angels
2111   3, 22  |            angels, so that even the angels were ministers of His ~priesthood,
2112   3, 22  |             according to Mt. 4:11: "Angels came and ministered unto
2113   3, 22  |            a little lower than the ~angels," as the Apostle says (Heb.
2114   3, 23  |           by the Scriptures to ~the angels; according to Job 1:6: "
2115   3, 23  |            2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Angels are called sons of God by
2116   3, 25  |             or the moon or even the angels" - that is to say, with
2117   3, 26  |            that which is fitting to angels, both good and bad, ~cannot
2118   3, 26  |             is ~fitting to the good angels, as Dionysius says (Div.
2119   3, 26  |            also ~fitting to the bad angels - that is, the demons: for
2120   3, 26  |             2~Reply OBJ 2: The good angels, as Augustine says (De Civ.
2121   3, 26  |             4:11) it ~is said that "angels came and ministered unto
2122   3, 27  |           Nom. iv), since even the ~angels are said to be purified,
2123   3, 27  |          says (Coel. Hier. iv) that angels, being nearer to God, have
2124   3, 28  |          her, and ~that the Lord of angels shall be born of her? And
2125   3, 30  |          revelations to the highest angels are ~made immediately by
2126   3, 30  |            is exalted above all the angels. Therefore it seems that ~
2127   3, 30  |             are announced to men by angels; in like ~manner Divine
2128   3, 30  |         knows not. But the ~highest angels did not fully know the mystery
2129   3, 30  |             all things announced by angels to men. It seems, therefore,
2130   3, 30  |      brought to men by means of the angels. Wherefore ~Dionysius says (
2131   3, 30  |           Coel. Hier. iv) that "the angels were the first to be ~taught
2132   3, 30  |         Mother of God was above the angels as regards the ~dignity
2133   3, 30  |           life, she was beneath the angels. For even Christ Himself,
2134   3, 30  |             a little lower than the angels," ~according to Heb. 2:9.
2135   3, 30  |            need to be instructed by angels, as regards ~knowledge of
2136   3, 30  |            had to be instructed by ~angels concerning the Divine Conception.~
2137   3, 30  |         quoted from Dionysius, ~the angels were acquainted with the
2138   3, 30  |             be no question that the angels knew ~that the Incarnation
2139   3, 30  |            that ~one of the highest angels should come, since his message
2140   3, 30  |           all, but in regard to the angels: since he was an archangel.
2141   3, 31  |             God - "take hold of the angels: but of the seed of Abraham ~
2142   3, 36  |           the shepherds through the angels, and to the ~Magi through
2143   3, 36  |          manifested by means of the angels ~and the star?~Aquin.: SMT
2144   3, 36  |         manifested ~by means of the angels. For angels are spiritual
2145   3, 36  |            means of the angels. For angels are spiritual substances,
2146   3, 36  |           His [Vulg.: 'makest Thy'] angels, spirits." But ~Christ's
2147   3, 36  |         been manifested by means of angels.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[36] A[
2148   3, 36  |      righteous are more akin to the angels than to any ~other, according
2149   3, 36  |        Simeon and Anna, through the angels. ~Therefore neither should
2150   3, 36  |          shepherds by means ~of the angels.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[36] A[
2151   3, 36  |          Divine answers through the angels; ~through whom they also
2152   3, 36  |           Law by the disposition of angels." ~And the Gentiles, especially
2153   3, 36  |           the Epiphany (cciv): "The angels ~inhabit, and the stars
2154   3, 36  |             made known, by means of angels, to the ~shepherds, who,
2155   3, 36  |        frequent apparitions of ~the angels: whereas it was revealed
2156   3, 36  |             should be made known by angels, who are the ~ministers
2157   3, 36  |            a revelation through the angels" ~that the star was a sign
2158   3, 36  |      probable that these were "good angels; since in adoring Christ
2159   3, 36  |            came to pass, after the ~angels departed from them into
2160   3, 36  |           known to the shepherds by angels, to the Magi by a star. ~
2161   3, 36  |           spoke no longer." But the angels who appeared to the shepherds
2162   3, 36  |          the shepherds were ~really angels from heaven. Therefore also
2163   3, 36  |          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The angels of heaven, by reason of
2164   3, 39  |         would be never closed, the ~angels said, not 'open the gates,'
2165   3, 41  |          words that follow, and the angels ~ministered to Him, are
2166   3, 41  |             temptation, "and behold angels came and ministered to Him."
2167   3, 42  |    enlightenment comes to the lower angels through the higher. Hence
2168   3, 43  |            in the heavens . . . the angels are the works of ~Christ:
2169   3, 44  |      spiritual substances the holy ~angels are above the demons; for,
2170   3, 44  |       worked by ~Christ in the good angels. Therefore neither should
2171   3, 44  |           the companionship of ~the angels, according to Col. 1:20: "
2172   3, 44  |            miracles ~as regards the angels, except by angels appearing
2173   3, 44  |       regards the angels, except by angels appearing to men: as happened
2174   3, 44  |            them, not as to the holy angels, by that ~which is eternal
2175   3, 45  |      transfiguration no one but the angels ~had as yet any knowledge
2176   3, 45  |    transfiguration should have been angels rather than ~men.~Aquin.:
2177   3, 45  |            ministries, ~through the angels impersonating them." Therefore
2178   3, 45  |           should choose men and not angels as witnesses.~Aquin.: SMT
2179   3, 45  |          assumed ~body, just as the angels do. But Elias appeared in
2180   3, 46  |         Reply OBJ 4: The sin of the angels was irreparable; not so
2181   3, 52  |           by that kind whereby the ~angels are moved, as was said in
2182   3, 52  |              Hence on behalf of the angels accompanying Christ ~it
2183   3, 55  |            are ~revealed to them by angels, as Dionysius says (Coel.
2184   3, 55  |           be ~proclaimed to them by angels. Accordingly, Hilary (Comment.
2185   3, 55  |       message already received from angels.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[55] A[
2186   3, 55  |      nothing to His disciples which angels ~appearing to men did not
2187   3, 55  |             could not show; because angels have ~frequently shown themselves
2188   3, 55  |             from Genesis 18, of the angels whom Abraham entertained.
2189   3, 55  |            him ~back. Nevertheless, angels have not true bodies naturally
2190   3, 55  |          the Vatican.]~Further, the angels introduced as witnesses
2191   3, 55  |             first of ~these was the angels' testimony, who announced
2192   3, 55  |      Scriptures, the sayings of the angels, and even Christ's own assertion ~
2193   3, 55  |    supported by miracles. As to the angels who appeared, they did not
2194   3, 55  |         different in Christ and the angels: for since the ~bodies assumed
2195   3, 55  |          the ~bodies assumed by the angels were neither living nor
2196   3, 55  |             assumed body: hence the angels said to Tobias ~(12:18,19): "
2197   3, 55  |          had ~lain, they beheld two angels, who were at first seated,
2198   3, 57  |           either in a chariot or by angels, because He who had made
2199   3, 58  |             1:13): "To which of the angels said ~He at any time: Sit
2200   3, 58  |           to answer: "To none." But angels are higher than ~other creatures.
2201   3, 58  |           all men, but ~likewise to angels: for, Paul declares it to
2202   3, 58  |            saying: 'To which of the angels said He at any time: Sit
2203   3, 59  |             extends likewise to the angels?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[59] Out.
2204   3, 59  |      judiciary power extends to the angels?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[59] A[
2205   3, 59  |             does not extend to ~the angels, because the good and wicked
2206   3, 59  |         because the good and wicked angels alike were judged in the ~
2207   3, 59  |        power does not extend to the angels.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[59] A[
2208   3, 59  |          judge and judged. But the ~angels will come to judge with
2209   3, 59  |            His majesty, and all the angels with Him." ~Therefore it
2210   3, 59  |         Therefore it seems that the angels will not be judged by Christ.~
2211   3, 59  |             1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the angels are higher than other creatures.
2212   3, 59  |         only of men but likewise of angels, then for the same ~reason
2213   3, 59  |             is not the judge of the angels.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[59] A[
2214   3, 59  |            not that we ~shall judge angels?" But the saints judge only
2215   3, 59  |            judiciary power over the angels.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[59] A[
2216   3, 59  |              1/1~I answer that, The angels are subjects of Christ's
2217   3, 59  |           doth He take hold of ~the angels, but of the seed of Abraham
2218   3, 59  |       reason He also enlightens the angels, as Dionysius says ~(Coel.
2219   3, 59  |            to be ~exalted above the angels; so that, as is said in
2220   3, 59  |           over ~the good and wicked angels: in token whereof it is
2221   3, 59  |    Apocalypse ~(7:11) that "all the angels stood round about the throne."
2222   3, 59  |            Man ~Christ, to whom the angels ministered, as related (
2223   3, 59  |     accidental rewards of the ~good angels, such as the joy which they
2224   3, 59  |             shall be joy before the angels of God upon ~one sinner
2225   3, 59  |        essential reward of the good angels, which is everlasting bliss;
2226   3, 59  |            punishment of the wicked angels, which is everlasting ~damnation.
2227   3, 59  |          Consequently, although the angels judge, as being spiritual
2228   3, 59  |          Christ judges not only the angels, but also the ~administration
2229   3, 59  |            hath ~not subjected unto angels the world to come" - subject
2230   3, 64  |         sacraments?~(7) Whether the angels can be ministers of the
2231   3, 64  |             Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether angels can administer sacraments?~
2232   3, 64  |            1/1~OBJ 1: It seems that angels can administer sacraments.
2233   3, 64  |             but not conversely. But angels are higher ministers in
2234   3, 64  |           seems ~that much more can angels be.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[64]
2235   3, 64  |         holy men are likened to the angels (Mt. ~22:30). But some holy
2236   3, 64  |             Therefore it seems that angels too can be ministers of ~
2237   3, 64  |             appertain to God." ~But angels whether good or bad are
2238   3, 64  |          their very nature men, not angels, resemble; indeed, in ~respect
2239   3, 64  |            a little lower than the ~angels" (Heb. 2:9). Consequently,
2240   3, 64  |          belongs to men, but not to angels, ~to dispense the sacraments
2241   3, 64  |             as to be unable to give angels power to ~administer the
2242   3, 64  |          sacraments. And since good angels are messengers of truth; ~
2243   3, 64  |         rite were performed by good angels, it should be ~considered
2244   3, 64  |  consecrated by the ministry of the angels [*See Acta S.S., September
2245   3, 64  |      proportionate to their nature, angels also do, as ~ministers of
2246   3, 64  |       saints in heaven resemble the angels as to their share ~of glory,
2247   3, 69  |           it ~is otherwise with the angels, who differ in species.
2248   3, 69  |           gifts are bestowed on the angels according to their diverse ~
2249   3, 75  |    concerning the movements of the ~angels. Hence between two instants
2250   3, 76  |        saints will be equal to the ~angels, according to Lk. 20:36.
2251   3, 76  |     according to Lk. 20:36. But the angels see the body of Christ as ~
2252   3, 77  |          they would be simpler than angels, whereas at the same time
2253   3, 77  |        essence, as was ~said of the angels, in the FP, Q[50], A[2],
2254   3, 80  |        spiritually, but likewise to angels. Because on Ps. 77:25: "
2255   3, 80  |               Man ~ate the bread of angels," the gloss says: "that
2256   3, 80  |           Who i's truly the food of angels." But it would not be so
2257   3, 80  |         would not be so unless the ~angels were to eat Christ spiritually.
2258   3, 80  |          spiritually. Therefore the angels eat Christ ~spiritually.~
2259   3, 80  |              men, but also the holy angels belong to that fellowship.
2260   3, 80  |     fellowship. Therefore the ~holy angels eat of it spiritually.~Aquin.:
2261   3, 80  |           men, but also to the holy angels, in ~whom Christ dwells
2262   3, 80  |             only, but also for the ~angels.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
2263   3, 80  |        innocence to the altar." But angels do ~not approach the altar
2264   3, 80  |           therefrom. ~Therefore the angels do not eat spiritually.~
2265   3, 80  |        species, and in this way the angels eat Christ spiritually ~
2266   3, 80  |             fall to ~the lot of the angels. And therefore although
2267   3, 80  |          And therefore although the angels feed on Christ ~spiritually,
2268   3, 80  |              in the same way as the angels ~enjoy it; and since the
2269   3, 80  |             that eating whereby the angels enjoy Christ in ~heaven.
2270   3, 80  |           said to eat the "bread of angels," because ~it belongs to
2271   3, 80  |          because ~it belongs to the angels to do so firstly and principally,
2272   3, 80  |           Reply OBJ 2: Both men and angels belong to the fellowship
2273   3, 80  |             body; men by faith, and angels by manifest vision. But
2274   3, 80  |     speaking, it does not belong to angels, but to men, to eat this
2275   3, 80  |            but He is in the blessed angels by manifest vision. ~Consequently
2276   3, 83  |           Godhead, ~saying with the angels: "Holy, Holy, Holy"; and
2277 Suppl, 16|          Whether in the good or bad angels?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[16] A[
2278 Suppl, 16|         penance. But fear is in the angels, ~according to James 2:19: "
2279 Suppl, 16|          its natural property. ~Now angels can be moved to sin which
2280 Suppl, 16|            Further, what applies to angels, applies equally to separated ~
2281 Suppl, 16|         there can be penance in the angels.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[16] A[
2282 Suppl, 16|           this is impossible in the angels. Therefore they are not ~
2283 Suppl, 16|       weakness of his body. But the angels are not ~united to a body.
2284 Suppl, 16|             means be in the blessed angels, who have not committed
2285 Suppl, 16|             but it is in the wicked angels, since the same applies
2286 Suppl, 16|         Therefore, since the wicked angels cannot have the matter,
2287 Suppl, 16|          have the ~habit. Hence the angels cannot be subjects of the
2288 Suppl, 16|             parity between the holy angels and the ~beatified souls,
2289 Suppl, 20|     individual kingdoms, and to the Angels who are given charge ~over
2290 Suppl, 20|             1/1~Reply OBJ 2: In the angels there can be no defect by
2291 Suppl, 34|             we find order among the angels on account of their ~differing
2292 Suppl, 34|        likewise in glory, as in the angels. Therefore there ~should
2293 Suppl, 34|        Reply OBJ 3: Order among the angels does not arise from difference
2294 Suppl, 34|           Order is there, as in the angels. Therefore it is not a sacrament.~
2295 Suppl, 34|             not effected among the ~angels by means of sensible signs,
2296 Suppl, 34|        Order is not bestowed on the angels by visible ~signs, as on
2297 Suppl, 34|           among men, but not among ~angels.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[34] A[
2298 Suppl, 37|        hierarchical power is in the angels in a higher way than in
2299 Suppl, 37|          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: The angels differ specifically [*Cf.
2300 Suppl, 37|       distinction of ~orders in the angels cannot bear any relation
2301 Suppl, 58|            whereby we ~believe that angels fell from heaven, and that
2302 Suppl, 69|            was filled with the holy angels, as Bede [*Hexaem. ~i, ad
2303 Suppl, 69|           Gn. 1:2] says. Since then angels even as separated souls
2304 Suppl, 69|           parity between demons and angels on the one ~hand and the
2305 Suppl, 69|         other. For the ~good or bad angels have allotted to them the
2306 Suppl, 69|          activity of good or wicked angels in order ~to instruct or
2307 Suppl, 69|         poor man was carried by the angels." Therefore Abraham's bosom
2308 Suppl, 69|              yet she prays that the angels may carry the departed soul
2309 Suppl, 70|     prepared for the devil ~and his angels, who are incorporeal even
2310 Suppl, 71|      praying for the devil and ~his angels who are sentenced to eternal
2311 Suppl, 71|          neither is the joy ~of the angels diminished by the fact that
2312 Suppl, 71|           shall be'] joy before the angels of God upon one ~sinner
2313 Suppl, 72|            see the Word, so do the ~angels of whom it is stated (Mt.
2314 Suppl, 72|              Mt. 18:10) that "their angels in heaven ~always see the
2315 Suppl, 72|         face of My Father." Yet the angels through seeing the Word ~
2316 Suppl, 72|             things, since the lower angels are cleansed ~from their
2317 Suppl, 72|             knowledge by the higher angels [*Cf. FP, Q[106], A[1]~],
2318 Suppl, 72|              which reason the lower angels are taught concerning certain
2319 Suppl, 72|      certain matters by ~the higher angels, though they all see the
2320 Suppl, 72|          stated to be equal to the ~angels of God (Mt. 22:30). But
2321 Suppl, 72|            God (Mt. 22:30). But the angels are not always heard in
2322 Suppl, 72|         This dispute among the good angels does not mean that they ~
2323 Suppl, 72|              ad ~3), the saints and angels will nothing but what they
2324 Suppl, 72|              note only the ~blessed angels. Now immobility is essential
2325 Suppl, 72|          like fear, is far from the angels, for as Gregory says (Dial. ~
2326 Suppl, 72|             OBJ 3: Further, all the angels will be present at the Divine
2327 Suppl, 72|       stated (Apoc. 7:11): "All the angels stood round about ~the throne."
2328 Suppl, 72|             one particular order of angels. ~Therefore it should not
2329 Suppl, 72|           twofold as applied to the angels, [*Cf. FP, ~Q[108], A[5],
2330 Suppl, 72|          employed to denote all the angels: and ~then they are said
2331 Suppl, 72|             so as to denote all the angels: and then they are said
2332 Suppl, 72|        heavenly bodies: even as the angels who are appointed to watch ~
2333 Suppl, 72|             imply ignorance in the ~angels, but removes the comprehension
2334 Suppl, 72|           conformed to ~God and the angels, and is more pure, as being
2335 Suppl, 73|         trumpet is?~(3) Whether the angels are?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[76]
2336 Suppl, 73|         Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the angels will do anything towards
2337 Suppl, 73|              It would seem that the angels will do nothing at all towards
2338 Suppl, 73|            the body by means of the angels. Therefore neither will
2339 Suppl, 73|             by the ministry of the ~angels.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[76] A[
2340 Suppl, 73|             instrumentality of any ~angels at all, it would seem especially
2341 Suppl, 73|      wrought by the ministry of the angels.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[76] A[
2342 Suppl, 73|        employs the ministry of ~the angels. Now in the resurrection
2343 Suppl, 73|          employ the ministry of the angels in ~the resurrection. But
2344 Suppl, 73|       without any ~operation of the angels: and in like manner He Himself
2345 Suppl, 73|         without the ministry of the angels, just as He immediately
2346 Suppl, 73|          soul. This ministry of the angels is called their voice, according ~
2347 Suppl, 73|            In like manner the lower angels will ~co-operate with him
2348 Suppl, 73|            either to one or to many angels.~
2349 Suppl, 74|       resurrection will be "as ~the angels . . . in heaven" (Mt. 22:
2350 Suppl, 74|             which is unknown to the angels will be much more ~unknown
2351 Suppl, 74|          and certainly known to the angels by their ~natural knowledge.
2352 Suppl, 74|           men save by means ~of the angels as Dionysius asserts (Coel.
2353 Suppl, 74|            Coel. Hier. iv). Now the angels have ~no exact knowledge
2354 Suppl, 74|             one knoweth, no not the angels of heaven." Therefore that ~
2355 Suppl, 74|             by the ~ministry of the angels, and something immediately
2356 Suppl, 74|             by the ~ministry of the angels, will not be instantaneous,
2357 Suppl, 74|            wherein ~the work of the angels will be done, because the
2358 Suppl, 74|         done by the ministry of the angels. Hence it will be in ~time
2359 Suppl, 74|          which ~is competent to the angels.~
2360 Suppl, 81|   resurrection, be taken up by the ~angels (according to a gloss) in
2361 Suppl, 81|             said to be borne by the angels and ~also on the clouds,
2362 Suppl, 81|            the reverence which both angels and all creatures will show
2363 Suppl, 81|           thus ~Gregory says of the angels (Hom. xxxiv in Evang.) that "
2364 Suppl, 84|      forgiven them. ~Even so do the angels rejoice now in the Divine
2365 Suppl, 84|            clearer than that of the angels, equality with whom is ~
2366 Suppl, 84|       resurrection (Mt. 22:30). Now angels cannot read ~one another'
2367 Suppl, 84|            the presence of the holy angels." Hence it ~follows that
2368 Suppl, 84|           of the blessed and of the angels is ~now, as to the natural
2369 Suppl, 84|           Now by such knowledge the angels do not see several things
2370 Suppl, 85|           man ~knoweth, neither the angels in heaven, nor the Son,
2371 Suppl, 86|            poverty?~(3) Whether the angels also will judge?~(4) Whether
2372 Suppl, 86|             judged?~(8) Whether the angels also will be judged?~Aquin.:
2373 Suppl, 86|       enlightenment, as the higher ~angels enlighten the lower [*Cf.
2374 Suppl, 86|             of speech as the ~lower angels speak to the higher [*Cf.
2375 Suppl, 86|         Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the angels will judge?~Aquin.: SMT
2376 Suppl, 86|              It would seem that the angels will judge. For it is written (
2377 Suppl, 86|           His majesty, and all the ~angels with Him." Now He is speaking
2378 Suppl, 86|            would seem that also the angels will judge.~Aquin.: SMT
2379 Suppl, 86|          Further, the orders of the angels take their names from the ~
2380 Suppl, 86|               Therefore some of the angels will judge.~Aquin.: SMT
2381 Suppl, 86|          Further, equality with the angels is promised the saints after ~
2382 Suppl, 86|        judging, much ~more will the angels have it.~Aquin.: SMT XP
2383 Suppl, 86|            the Son of man." But the angels have not the ~human nature
2384 Suppl, 86|           Now in this ~judgment the angels will act as ministers of
2385 Suppl, 86|           Son of man shall send His angels and they shall gather ~out
2386 Suppl, 86|            scandals." Therefore the angels will not judge.~Aquin.:
2387 Suppl, 86|           it is not fitting for the angels to judge, although in ~a
2388 Suppl, 86|           sense we may say that the angels will judge, namely by ~approving
2389 Suppl, 86|          this passage observes, the angels will come ~with Christ,
2390 Suppl, 86|         name of Thrones is given to angels in reference to the ~judgment
2391 Suppl, 86|          justice: of which judgment angels are in a way the executors
2392 Suppl, 86|          Reply OBJ 3: Equality with angels is promised to men as regards
2393 Suppl, 86|             to the exclusion of the angels, as in the case of the ~
2394 Suppl, 86|             things to men, so good ~angels suggest good things. Now
2395 Suppl, 86|            be the duty of the good ~angels to reward the good, but
2396 Suppl, 86|          Divine order, whereby ~the angels are placed between the human
2397 Suppl, 86|         conveyed to men by the good angels, so too the demons execute
2398 Suppl, 86|           men ~are placed over men, angels over men, angels over angels,
2399 Suppl, 86|          over men, angels over men, angels over angels, demons over ~
2400 Suppl, 86|        angels over men, angels over angels, demons over ~demons, and
2401 Suppl, 86|             1~Reply OBJ 3: The good angels are not the cause of the
2402 Suppl, 86|         from God. Nevertheless ~the angels are the cause of certain
2403 Suppl, 86|            in so far ~as the higher angels enlighten those beneath
2404 Suppl, 86|            those beneath them, both angels and men, ~concerning certain
2405 Suppl, 86|             to be ~raised above the angels both in nature and rewards [*
2406 Suppl, 86|          108], A[8]~], so that some angels will be enlightened by some
2407 Suppl, 86|             shall raise him up, the angels shall fear," etc. ~(Moral.
2408 Suppl, 86|             the coming judgment the angels will be judged?~Aquin.:
2409 Suppl, 86|              It would seem that the angels will be judged at the coming ~
2410 Suppl, 86|            not that we shall ~judge angels?" But this cannot refer
2411 Suppl, 86|             4): "God spared not the angels ~that sinned, but delivered
2412 Suppl, 86|        Therefore it seems ~that the angels will be judged.~Aquin.:
2413 Suppl, 86|       second time." But the ~wicked angels are already judged, wherefore
2414 Suppl, 86|      already judged." Therefore the angels will ~not be judged in the
2415 Suppl, 86|             are more perfect in the angels than in ~men who are wayfarers.
2416 Suppl, 86|        neither will good ~or wicked angels be judged.~Aquin.: SMT XP
2417 Suppl, 86|             the ~good or the wicked angels, since neither is any evil
2418 Suppl, 86|            to be found in the ~good angels, nor is any good liable
2419 Suppl, 86|             be found in the wicked ~angels. But if we speak of the
2420 Suppl, 86|              One corresponds to the angels' ~personal merits and was
2421 Suppl, 86|          evil, procured through the angels, and ~this retribution will
2422 Suppl, 86|             come, because the good ~angels will have an increased joy
2423 Suppl, 86|        judgment will not regard the angels ~directly, neither as judging
2424 Suppl, 86|             but it will ~regard the angels indirectly somewhat, in
2425 Suppl, 86|             placed higher than ~the angels.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
2426 Suppl, 88|             glory and grace ~of the angels. Moreover it preceded in
2427 Suppl, 88|          because men will be as the angels in ~heaven (Mt. 22:30):
2428 Suppl, 89|             only equality ~with the angels is promised to men (Mt.
2429 Suppl, 89|         They . . . shall be as ~the angels of God in heaven." Therefore
2430 Suppl, 89|             De Sum. Bon. 1.): "The ~angels know all things in the World
2431 Suppl, 89|         saints will be equal to the angels of God (Mt. 22:30). Therefore
2432 Suppl, 89|          OBJ 12: Further, the lower angels are enlightened by the higher
2433 Suppl, 89|           etc. Therefore the ~lower angels will then know all things,
2434 Suppl, 89|            Eccles. vi): "The higher angels ~cleanse the lower angels
2435 Suppl, 89|           angels ~cleanse the lower angels from ignorance." Now the
2436 Suppl, 89|           ignorance." Now the lower angels see the ~Divine essence.
2437 Suppl, 89|             holy men, who hold that angels are ignorant of some things;
2438 Suppl, 89|          according to faith all the angels see God in His essence. ~
2439 Suppl, 89|           Thus the knowledge of the angels and of the souls of the
2440 Suppl, 89|        saying of Isidore, that "the angels know in the Word ~all things
2441 Suppl, 89|          does not say that all the ~angels know them all, but that
2442 Suppl, 89|            Nom. iv) that "the lower angels learn from the ~higher angels
2443 Suppl, 89|       angels learn from the ~higher angels the intelligible aspects
2444 Suppl, 89|           not ~follow that even the angels who know all creatures are
2445 Suppl, 89|            nescience: and thus ~the angels and saints in heaven will
2446 Suppl, 89|             Div. Nom. iv) that "the angels will be cleansed from ~their
2447 Suppl, 89|           when the glory of men and angels will be consummated once
2448 Suppl, 91|             in which sense God, the angels and the blessed ~are said
2449 Suppl, 92|            this is competent to the angels?~(5) Whether three gifts
2450 Suppl, 92|         Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the angels receive the dowries?~Aquin.:
2451 Suppl, 92|              It would seem that the angels receive dowries. For a gloss
2452 Suppl, 92|           the Church ~among men and angels." But the Church is the
2453 Suppl, 92|             dowries. Therefore the ~angels have the dowries.~Aquin.:
2454 Suppl, 92|         spiritual union between the angels and God is no less than ~
2455 Suppl, 92|            they are becoming to the angels. ~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[95] A[
2456 Suppl, 92|            spiritual bride. Now the angels are by nature more conformed
2457 Suppl, 92|          more ~possible between the angels and Christ than between
2458 Suppl, 92|             between ~Christ and the angels suffices for Christ to be
2459 Suppl, 92|             called the Head of the ~angels. Therefore for the same
2460 Suppl, 92|               and he says that "the angels are the companions of the ~
2461 Suppl, 92|             are not becoming to the angels.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[95] A[
2462 Suppl, 92|             otherwise united to the angels than before. Therefore the
2463 Suppl, 92|          than before. Therefore the angels do not ~belong to the Church,
2464 Suppl, 92|             are not becoming to the angels.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[95] A[
2465 Suppl, 92|            soul is befitting to the angels as it is to men. But considered
2466 Suppl, 92|          are not as becoming to the angels as to men, ~because the
2467 Suppl, 92|            properly becoming to the angels ~as to men. For there is
2468 Suppl, 92|             is not conformed to the angels in ~unity of species, neither
2469 Suppl, 92|             so properly becoming to angels as ~to men. Since, however,
2470 Suppl, 92|            simply unbecoming to the angels, but only that they ~are
2471 Suppl, 92|            so properly befitting to angels as to men, on account of
2472 Suppl, 92|           Reply OBJ 1: Although the angels are included in the unity
2473 Suppl, 92|       prevents our ~saying that the angels have the dowries taking
2474 Suppl, 92|             not ~properly befit the angels.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[95] A[
2475 Suppl, 92|          The conformity between the angels and Christ as God is not ~
2476 Suppl, 92|     properly called the Head of the angels, ~if we consider the head
2477 Suppl, 92|      conformity between God and the angels suffices for the ~notion
2478 Suppl, 93|          Christ?~(9) Whether to the angels?~(10) Whether it is due
2479 Suppl, 93|         Evang.). Now as regards the angels, ~"though some of them receive
2480 Suppl, 93|            1/2~Reply OBJ 4: All the angels merited their beatitude
2481 Suppl, 93|         angelic excellence; for the angels are on the right hand, i.e.
2482 Suppl, 93|            an aureole is due to the angels?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[96] A[
2483 Suppl, 93|            an aureole is due to the angels. For Jerome ~(Serm. de Assump. [*
2484 Suppl, 93|     virginity is the portion of the angels." ~Since then an aureole
2485 Suppl, 93|           it would seem due to the ~angels.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[96] A[
2486 Suppl, 93|      incorruption of spirit in the ~angels, since they never sinned.
2487 Suppl, 93|             is due to teaching. Now angels teach us by ~cleansing,
2488 Suppl, 93|        there is no ~conflict in the angels. Therefore an aureole is
2489 Suppl, 93|        practice them outwardly. But angels are ~incorporeal spirits.
2490 Suppl, 93|           aureole is not due to the angels. The reason of this ~is
2491 Suppl, 93|           in man ~are connatural to angels, or belong to their state
2492 Suppl, 93|     essential reward. Wherefore the angels have not an aureole in the ~
2493 Suppl, 93|       virgins imitate by grace what angels have by nature. For it is
2494 Suppl, 93|             owing ~to a virtue that angels abstain altogether from
2495 Suppl, 93|   incorruption of the spirit in the angels merits ~their essential
2496 Suppl, 93|             3: The acts whereby the angels teach us belong to their
2497 Suppl, 94|             other spiritual way, as angels are in ~a place. Or we may
2498 Suppl, 94|            in heaven" refer to the ~angels, "on earth" to men living
2499 Suppl, 95|          what their fall was to the angels." But the angel's will is ~
2500 Suppl, 95|             demons, or to the good ~angels, by whose activities some