Part, Question

2001   3, 79  |             2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Just as Christ's Passion has
2002   3, 79  |            venial sin: but that the ~just do not pass through this
2003   3, 79  |              stated above (AA[1],2), just ~as he does through Baptism.
2004   3, 79  |          would have to be ~enjoined; just as none is imposed upon
2005   3, 79  |            after possessing charity, just as ~after receiving this
2006   3, 80  |            Whether it belongs to the just man only to eat it sacramentally?~(
2007   3, 80  |      contrast with spiritual eating; just as the imperfect, which
2008   3, 80  |               reality. Consequently, just as some are baptized with
2009   3, 80  |          Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the just man alone may eat Christ
2010   3, 80  |              seems that none but the just man may eat Christ sacramentally. ~
2011   3, 80  |              receive this sacrament, just as it cannot receive the ~
2012   3, 80  |           sacramentally, and not the just ~only. ~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
2013   3, 80  |          hence Christ's body remains just as long under the sacramental
2014   3, 80  |          sinner, and not ~merely the just, can eat Christ's body.~
2015   3, 80  |           bread would have remained; just as if it were to be cast ~
2016   3, 80  |               and not sacramentally, just as if anyone not knowing ~
2017   3, 80  |            evilly, evil is wrought": just as on the other hand, in
2018   3, 80  |            abundance of nature: for, just as blood can flow without
2019   3, 80  |            is spiritual food; hence, just as bodily food is taken
2020   3, 81  |            the dipping of the bread; just as some things are dipped
2021   3, 81  |         eating. Therefore He gave it just as it was after the ~Passion,
2022   3, 81  |              was passible of itself; just as that was there invisibly
2023   3, 82  |              matter does not use it, just as the bishop consecrating
2024   3, 82  |            not certain that he was a just man. ~Consequently, a man
2025   3, 82  |         though he be not one of ~the just. And this belongs to Christ'
2026   3, 82  |           says (Contra Parmen. ii): "Just as Baptism ~remains in them,"
2027   3, 82  |           said above (Q[63]~, A[5]), just as the consecrations of
2028   3, 82  |         cannot take this power away, just as neither can he who baptizes
2029   3, 83  |          pattern of the former. For, just as what is offered ~everywhere
2030   3, 83  |            Para. 1/1~OBJ 7: Further, just as gold is the most precious
2031   3, 83  |              the Church's ministers, just as the ordering of temporal
2032   3, 83  |          forgiveness of venial sins, just as one does by the ~sprinkling
2033   3, 83  |              anyone's seed; because, just as a child once ~baptized
2034   3, 83  |            Para. 1/1~OBJ 9: Further, just as Christ's body does not
2035   3, 83  |             what we know He will do, just as Christ (Jn. 17:1,5) asked
2036   3, 83  |           devotion of ~the offerers, just as the former sacrifices
2037   3, 83  |           Para. 1/1~OBJ 10: Further, just as, in this sacrament, Christ'
2038   3, 83  |            bruised ~by the passions, just as the bread eaten is bruised
2039   3, 83  |           Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Just as God does not command
2040   3, 83  |        necessary for the ~sacrament, just as the matter is, it seems
2041   3, 83  |           regards the mystical body, just as the ~mixing with water
2042   3, 84  |            Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, just as our Lord gave His disciples
2043   3, 84  |            they ~signify. Wherefore, just as the priest in baptizing
2044   3, 84  |        something uncertain, ~because just as the other sacraments
2045   3, 84  |            the penitent: ~wherefore, just as in the Eucharist the
2046   3, 84  |         plank after shipwreck." For ~just as the first help for those
2047   3, 84  |            we shall not perish?" But just as other ~matters which
2048   3, 84  |            Para. 1/1~OBJ 5: Further, just as Baptism derives its efficacy
2049   3, 85  |         habit of the ~opposite vice, just as whiteness removes blackness
2050   3, 85  |           committed against another, just ~as retribution does, only
2051   3, 85  |             6) a thing is said to be just in two ways, simply and
2052   3, 85  |              relatively. A ~thing is just simply when it is between
2053   3, 85  |            this the politic or civil just, because all ~citizens are
2054   3, 85  |              freedom. But a thing is just relatively when it is ~between
2055   3, 85  |         husband. It is this ~kind of just that we consider in penance.
2056   3, 85  |            the person of the sinner, just as vindictive ~justice regards
2057   3, 86  |               pardon from Him Who is just and justice itself."~Aquin.:
2058   3, 86  |             punishment: since it ~is just that he who has been too
2059   3, 86  |             punishment. Consequently just as the effect of operating ~
2060   3, 87  |              to a ~created good; for just as mortal sin cannot be
2061   3, 87  |             3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Just as there are two kinds of
2062   3, 88  |               Ezech. 18:24): "If the just man turn ~himself away from
2063   3, 88  |              everlasting punishment, just as he was before. ~Nevertheless,
2064   3, 88  |              of eternal punishment, ~just as before, but not altogether
2065   3, 88  |            the way ~explained above, just as mortal sins do, in so
2066   3, 89  |               8) that "a man is ~not just if he does not rejoice in
2067   3, 89  |            if he does not rejoice in just deeds." Now many penitents
2068   3, 89  |    detestation of sin is too remiss, just as in Baptism adults ~receive
2069   3, 89  |               Ezech. 18:24): "If the just man turn ~himself away from
2070   3, 89  |             1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Just as sinful deeds pass as
2071   3, 89  |         revived by ~Penance. Because just as past sins are remitted
2072   3, 90  |     according as it is accomplished, just as ~Baptism does in adults,
2073   3, 90  |               same time and equally, just as a line is made up of
2074   3, 90  |           the same time and equally, just as the ~entire power of
2075   3, 90  |             in each potential ~part, just as the entire essence of
2076   3, 90  |            Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, just as after Baptism man commits
2077 Suppl, 1 |       humility of the mind," because just as pride ~makes the mind
2078 Suppl, 1 |              by way of metaphor. For just as the ~inflation of one'
2079 Suppl, 1 |            is rather its effect. For just as the ~virtue of penance
2080 Suppl, 2 |            but is its principle. For just as we ~are moved to desire
2081 Suppl, 3 |             1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Just as sensible sorrow is on
2082 Suppl, 4 |             4 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Just as a man ought not to do
2083 Suppl, 5 |             2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Just as inward joy redounds into
2084 Suppl, 5 |            his last end ought to be; just as love can be ~so slack
2085 Suppl, 6 |      necessary for salvation: and so just as Baptism, ~whereby original
2086 Suppl, 6 |            sacrament of Penance. And just as a man through asking
2087 Suppl, 6 |           Gregory is true, because a just man fears lest, in any act ~
2088 Suppl, 6 |           Second Objection, since a ~just man, who is truly humble,
2089 Suppl, 6 |           exercising their ministry, just as the work of creation
2090 Suppl, 6 |              natural law: wherefore, just as no dispensation is possible
2091 Suppl, 8 |             Para. 1/1~I answer that, Just as Baptism is a necessary
2092 Suppl, 8 |         ordained against venial sin, just as ~Penance is. But the
2093 Suppl, 8 |              aptitude to remit sins, just as ~the beating of one's
2094 Suppl, 8 |           such a ~way that we can do just as we like; but it is left
2095 Suppl, 9 |     confession should be made to him just as contrition is ~made to
2096 Suppl, 9 |              has a ~determinate act, just as the other sacraments
2097 Suppl, 9 |             1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Just as in Baptism it is not
2098 Suppl, 10|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, just as mortal sin is a fault,
2099 Suppl, 10|      obstacle to grace. Consequently just as it is said of Baptism
2100 Suppl, 11|          truth of the sacrament; for just as, though the person ~baptized
2101 Suppl, 11|          sacrament itself. Wherefore just as the obligation of making
2102 Suppl, 13|         reason of sin committed: and just as ~thanksgiving or worship
2103 Suppl, 13|             1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Just as the offense derived a
2104 Suppl, 13|         those who see Him. Wherefore just as one man is not ~disposed
2105 Suppl, 14|           pleasing to God: wherefore just as charity by its advent
2106 Suppl, 14|             is unpunished by God the just ~judge. Therefore no good
2107 Suppl, 14|              account of ~which it is just that the agent should be
2108 Suppl, 14|             Proslog. x) that "God is just ~when He spares the sinner,
2109 Suppl, 15|           Hom. in Evang. xx): "It is just that the ~sinner, by his
2110 Suppl, 15|          does, in so far as they are just, and thus they can be satisfactory.~
2111 Suppl, 15|             2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Just as, in satisfaction, we
2112 Suppl, 17|             more than two keys. ~For just as knowledge and power are
2113 Suppl, 18|               waters of Baptism. But just as Baptism acts, not as
2114 Suppl, 18|            have one's sins forgiven, just as it is not necessary to
2115 Suppl, 18|             absolution; for he might just as well doubt after the
2116 Suppl, 18|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, just as to loose or to open is
2117 Suppl, 18|           punishments are medicinal, just as the medicines prescribed ~
2118 Suppl, 18|           Divine instinct. Therefore just as ~sometimes the physician
2119 Suppl, 18|       punishment wholly or in ~part, just as He chose. Therefore there
2120 Suppl, 19|             3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Just as in civil matters the
2121 Suppl, 19|             1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Just as between instrument and
2122 Suppl, 19|             Para. 1/1~I answer that, Just as participation of a form
2123 Suppl, 19|             the use of the keys. For just ~as the power of the keys
2124 Suppl, 19|             simply a man. Wherefore, just as, were a heretic ~to be
2125 Suppl, 20|             human prelacy. Therefore just as in ~external judgment
2126 Suppl, 21|              be feared whether it be just or unjust." Now ~there would
2127 Suppl, 22|         earth, does not condemn the ~just with the wicked (Gn. 18:
2128 Suppl, 22|             committed a sin himself, just as a whole kingdom is laid ~
2129 Suppl, 23|              obligation to them, for just as ~subjects are bound to
2130 Suppl, 23|             a mortal sin by uttering just a slight word to an ~excommunicated
2131 Suppl, 23|         mortal and venial sin, since just as one cannot do well by
2132 Suppl, 23|     committing a venial sin: so that just ~as it is a man's duty to
2133 Suppl, 24|        against ~the will. Wherefore, just as a man commits no sin
2134 Suppl, 24|              will. On the other hand just as a person ~can be excommunicated
2135 Suppl, 24|             2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Just as such a man was for several
2136 Suppl, 25|           who rules them all. Hence, just as one man would obtain
2137 Suppl, 25|            man's punishment beyond a just estimate seems ~to amount
2138 Suppl, 25|            remit anything beyond the just estimate. Now indulgences
2139 Suppl, 25|          published which exceed that just estimate. Therefore they
2140 Suppl, 25|              induce men to ~do well, just as a mother entices her
2141 Suppl, 25|             for them, according to a just estimate, not of him who
2142 Suppl, 25|              gift he receives, but a just estimate ~according to the
2143 Suppl, 25|             the requirements of this just estimate, taking into consideration
2144 Suppl, 25|              and profitable ~a work; Just as a king would not be said
2145 Suppl, 26|              stands for a multitude, just as an ~individual stands
2146 Suppl, 27|             remission of punishment, just as ~satisfaction is. Therefore
2147 Suppl, 28|              secret tribunal, since, just as the confession is made ~
2148 Suppl, 29|              is not a sacrament. For just ~as oil is used on sick
2149 Suppl, 29|             not very ~cogent, since, just as Christ, before His Passion,
2150 Suppl, 29|            in the anointing ~itself, just as Baptism consists in the
2151 Suppl, 29|          mood, as in the ~sacraments just mentioned.~Aquin.: SMT XP
2152 Suppl, 29|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, just as the effect of this sacrament
2153 Suppl, 30|          sickness of sin. Therefore, just as Baptism is a spiritual ~
2154 Suppl, 30|       spiritual healing or cure. Now just as a bodily cure presupposes ~
2155 Suppl, 30|              part of the ~recipient; just as we have stated to be
2156 Suppl, 30|             to be one of contrition, just as ~may occur in the Eucharist
2157 Suppl, 30|        ordained to spiritual health, just as a bodily remedy is ~ordained
2158 Suppl, 30|             Para. 1/1~I answer that, Just as Baptism causes a spiritual
2159 Suppl, 30|              a distinctive sign. Now just as one who is baptized is ~
2160 Suppl, 30|              who ~is not. Therefore, just as Baptism imprints a character
2161 Suppl, 31|            consists in an anointing, just as Confirmation does. ~Now
2162 Suppl, 31|      perfecting belongs to a bishop, just as it belongs to a priest
2163 Suppl, 32|            are departing this ~life, just as Baptism is the sacrament
2164 Suppl, 32|            the recipient. Therefore, just as the Eucharist ought not
2165 Suppl, 32|        anointed ~in those parts. For just as this sacrament demands
2166 Suppl, 34|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, just as a character is imprinted
2167 Suppl, 34|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, just as spiritual authority,
2168 Suppl, 34|              text (Sent. iv, D, 24), just as in ~Confirmation. But
2169 Suppl, 35|              the part of matter. Now just as sanctifying grace is ~
2170 Suppl, 36|             1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Just as the sinner dispenses
2171 Suppl, 36|           justly after that which is just." Wherefore whoever fulfills
2172 Suppl, 36|         unjustly after that which is just, and ~acts contrary to a
2173 Suppl, 37|               Eccl. ~Hier. iii). For just as temple, altar, vessels,
2174 Suppl, 37|              office to that effect: ~just as Mass may be said in an
2175 Suppl, 39|             between God and priests, just as the priest ~does between
2176 Suppl, 39|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, just as Order pertains to a kind
2177 Suppl, 40|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, just as Confirmation and the
2178 Suppl, 40|            be one person to preside, just as a general is placed ~
2179 Suppl, 40|             3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Just as the perfections of all
2180 Suppl, 40|             says (De Myst. Miss. i), just as the breeches are replaced ~
2181 Suppl, 41|            in household matters. For just as natural reason dictates ~
2182 Suppl, 41|          prudence or temperance. And just ~as the generic nature,
2183 Suppl, 41|            another than ~one's wife; just as to kill a man by assault
2184 Suppl, 42|             the recipient. Wherefore just as Penance has no ~other
2185 Suppl, 42|         according to various states; just as it is of natural law
2186 Suppl, 42|           sin and inclines to ~good, just as the same heat expels
2187 Suppl, 42|             cannot becomingly do so; just as we ~have said of the
2188 Suppl, 42|             1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Just as the baptismal water by
2189 Suppl, 42|             2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Just as the water of Baptism
2190 Suppl, 43|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, just as some use of reason is
2191 Suppl, 43|          happens subsequently. Hence just as affinity, had it existed ~
2192 Suppl, 43|               which says expressly: "Just ~as those who enter into
2193 Suppl, 44|              Para. 1/2 ~Reply OBJ 3: Just as the civic life denotes
2194 Suppl, 45|             3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Just as marriage is one on the
2195 Suppl, 45|            another's power by a vow ~just as he is by matrimony. Now
2196 Suppl, 45|            in other civil contracts, just as in matrimony, a ~certain
2197 Suppl, 45|             above ~(A[2]). Wherefore just as were a person to receive
2198 Suppl, 45|              2: Further, in penance, just as in matrimony, our act
2199 Suppl, 45|             Para. 1/1~I answer that, Just as in the other sacraments
2200 Suppl, 47|          invalidate a ~marriage. For just as consent is necessary
2201 Suppl, 47|             wife without ~a husband, just as it is impossible to be
2202 Suppl, 48|         cause of carnal intercourse, just as the ~power to use one'
2203 Suppl, 49|              to excuse marriage. For just as the preservation of the
2204 Suppl, 49|               Further, in matrimony, just as it is required that neither
2205 Suppl, 49|             Christ with the ~Church, just as indivisibility is required,
2206 Suppl, 49|             3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Just as the marriage promise
2207 Suppl, 49|            refers pertains to faith, just as indivisibility belongs
2208 Suppl, 49|             6 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 6: Just as the right use of a useful
2209 Suppl, 49|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, just as we find marriage without "
2210 Suppl, 49|        inseparability. Consequently ~just as there is marriage without "
2211 Suppl, 49|             Para. 1/1~I answer that, Just as the marriage goods, in
2212 Suppl, 50|             contracting parties sin; just as by ~consecrating after
2213 Suppl, 51|           Para. 1/1 ~OBJ 3: Further, just as consent is required for
2214 Suppl, 51|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, just as the condition of slavery
2215 Suppl, 51|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 5: Further, just as slavery or freedom pertains
2216 Suppl, 51|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 6: Further, just as the condition of slavery
2217 Suppl, 51|              Q[59], A[1]). Therefore just as error ~regarding the
2218 Suppl, 51|             Para. 1/1~I answer that, Just as error, through causing
2219 Suppl, 51|           fact excuses her from sin, just as she ~would be excused
2220 Suppl, 52|       Digests (Manumissiones, ff. de just. et ~jure.) that slavery
2221 Suppl, 52|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 5: Further, just as one may be in error about
2222 Suppl, 52|              voids the contract. Now just ~as impotence in respect
2223 Suppl, 52|           pay it ~freely. Therefore, just as ignorance or impotence
2224 Suppl, 52|              are of natural law. Now just ~as nature seeks the preservation
2225 Suppl, 52|            can command lawfully; and just as his master cannot lawfully ~
2226 Suppl, 52|           able to obtain anywhere a ~just price for his slave.~Aquin.:
2227 Suppl, 53|            vow ~commits a mortal sin just as one who breaks a solemn
2228 Suppl, 54|        species but differ in number, just as other men do. ~Therefore
2229 Suppl, 54|            of the Digests (i, ff. De just. et jure). Now ~brute animals
2230 Suppl, 54|          reverence due to ~them. For just as nature has instilled
2231 Suppl, 54|              sacrament only: because just as human ~contracts and
2232 Suppl, 55|             Para. 1/1~I answer that, Just as a betrothal has not the
2233 Suppl, 55|           public honesty": wherefore just as marriage is a lasting
2234 Suppl, 55|           second kind of procession, just as in the first instance
2235 Suppl, 55|        reason as consanguinity. ~For just as there is a certain need
2236 Suppl, 55|           connected by affinity: and just as there is ~a tie of friendship
2237 Suppl, 55|            flesh with him. Wherefore just as consanguinity is an ~
2238 Suppl, 55|              they were innocent. Now just as it happens through ignorance
2239 Suppl, 55|            it is unlawful. Wherefore just as a man is sometimes accused,
2240 Suppl, 56|             Para. 1/1~I answer that, Just as by carnal procreation
2241 Suppl, 56|           being of grace. Wherefore ~just as the tie that is contracted
2242 Suppl, 56|           away by Penance. Therefore just as Baptism causes spiritual ~
2243 Suppl, 56|        profession of future Baptism, just ~as in betrothal one enters
2244 Suppl, 56|          future marriage. Wherefore ~just as in betrothal a certain
2245 Suppl, 56|             Para. 1/1~I answer that, Just as in carnal generation
2246 Suppl, 56|        person from different causes, just as it is ~possible for her
2247 Suppl, 57|           nature is deficient. Hence just as a man begets by natural ~
2248 Suppl, 57|             art of what is good and ~just, one person can take to
2249 Suppl, 57|             a stranger. Accordingly, just as natural procreation has
2250 Suppl, 57|            solace for children lost, just as someone may be adopted
2251 Suppl, 58|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, just as impotence prevents carnal
2252 Suppl, 58|        Malefic., cap. Quod ~Sedem): "Just as a boy who is incapable
2253 Suppl, 58|              marital debt: wherefore just as in other contracts, ~
2254 Suppl, 58|           Para. 1/1 ~OBJ 2: Further, just as the tie of religion is
2255 Suppl, 58|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, just as consent is necessary
2256 Suppl, 59|         future to ~future. Wherefore just as when marriage is contracted
2257 Suppl, 59|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, just as there is disparity of
2258 Suppl, 59|             as stated ~above (A[3]), just as a religious is free to
2259 Suppl, 59|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, just as unbelief is spiritual
2260 Suppl, 60|             is given by inflicting a just punishment. Since then the
2261 Suppl, 60|           punishment. Since then the just punishment ~of adultery
2262 Suppl, 60|            as ~appointed by the law; just as it is lawful to accuse
2263 Suppl, 60|           for thus he would not sin, just as the ~judge's deputy does
2264 Suppl, 61|             which is contrary to it, just as good is hindered by evil.~
2265 Suppl, 61|            between ~them. Wherefore, just as after marital intercourse
2266 Suppl, 61|             Para. 1/1~I answer that, Just as bodily death of the husband
2267 Suppl, 61|              a simple vow. Wherefore just as when the husband has ~
2268 Suppl, 62|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, just as relationship voids the
2269 Suppl, 62|              judgment. ~But God, the just Judge, has pronounced this
2270 Suppl, 62|            that Joseph . . . being a just ~man . . . "was minded to
2271 Suppl, 62|             punishment in question, ~just as there is in two persons
2272 Suppl, 64|              may not ask for it. For just as she ~would not be bound
2273 Suppl, 64|            in both matters, ~because just as in both the marriage
2274 Suppl, 64|            the principal member, yet just as the ~members are bound
2275 Suppl, 64|              debt has to be demanded just as ~it has to be paid. Now
2276 Suppl, 64|             4 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Just as the wife receives power
2277 Suppl, 64|            duty to his master. Hence just as a wife cannot ~ask her
2278 Suppl, 64|           Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Just as certain places are holy
2279 Suppl, 65|            the Digests (1, i, ff. De just. ~et jure). Now nature has
2280 Suppl, 65|            its ~specific nature. Now just as in those things which
2281 Suppl, 65|              applies to the natural, just as the Philosopher ~states (
2282 Suppl, 65|           most ~consequence to them, just as the marriage union took
2283 Suppl, 65|           the result of the darkness just mentioned, ~into which the
2284 Suppl, 65|             3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Just as not every movement of
2285 Suppl, 65|            to have a ~concubine. For just as the natural law requires
2286 Suppl, 66|           this is most absurd, since just as the faith of ancients ~
2287 Suppl, 66|              able to receive orders, just as her husband ~becomes
2288 Suppl, 67|              to the second opinion, ~just as it was lawful by virtue
2289 Suppl, 67|            she is said to be defiled just as a person who had touched
2290 Suppl, 67|              away his wife for ever, just as in the case when he had
2291 Suppl, 69|            of their deeds. Wherefore just as a body ~is conveyed at
2292 Suppl, 69|              says, "the souls of the just are in heaven now, what ~
2293 Suppl, 69|            since Job was a holy and ~just man, he went down to limbo.
2294 Suppl, 69|          than the limbo of children, just as we have stated in reference
2295 Suppl, 69|            abodes. For ~after death, just as abodes are due to souls
2296 Suppl, 69|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 9: Further, just as some die in a state of
2297 Suppl, 69|           Para. 1/1~OBJ 10: Further, just as the Fathers were delayed
2298 Suppl, 69|              the ~admixture of good, just as the supreme good is without
2299 Suppl, 70|          their quickening principle, just as the form is the principle ~
2300 Suppl, 70|              of heating. ~Wherefore, just as a fire would remain identically
2301 Suppl, 70|     composite by reason of the soul, just as we say that heat ~heats.
2302 Suppl, 70|           holds in this respect that just as the images of ~corporeal
2303 Suppl, 70|            free from punishment, for just as the glory of the ~saints
2304 Suppl, 70|      concupiscence. Therefore it is ~just that it should be punished
2305 Suppl, 70|              Civ. Dei xxi, 10) that "just as, ~although the soul is
2306 Suppl, 70|             condemned thereto. Hence just as the glory of the elect
2307 Suppl, 71|           fell asleep in ~the faith: Just as when about to anoint
2308 Suppl, 71|      summoned to the presence of the just Judge." ~Aquin.: SMT XP
2309 Suppl, 71|              regeneration, wherefore just as by ~generation being
2310 Suppl, 71|         release souls from purgatory just as he lists, since for indulgences
2311 Suppl, 71|          olden times the funerals of just men were cared for with
2312 Suppl, 71|               OTC Para. 2/2~Further, just as a man by offering suffrages
2313 Suppl, 71|         Divine ~power. But with God, just as it makes no difference
2314 Suppl, 71|             God, forasmuch as ~He is just will adapt ability to the
2315 Suppl, 72|             saints would pray for us just the same, ~or would not
2316 Suppl, 72|       outflow of His ~boons upon us, just as the Divine favors reach
2317 Suppl, 72|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, just as fire has a cleansing
2318 Suppl, 72|               OTC Para. 2/2~Further, just as the future cleansing
2319 Suppl, 72|              of the heavenly bodies, just as ~we see them focused
2320 Suppl, 72|       following Augustine, say that "just as the deluge resulted from
2321 Suppl, 72|             2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Just as an operation that proceeds
2322 Suppl, 72|              than before. Wherefore, just as ~charity will be added
2323 Suppl, 72|            to the Divine ~operation, just as the working of a lower
2324 Suppl, 72|       working of a higher art. Hence just as all the work of a lower
2325 Suppl, 73|               Christ's humanity. Now just as we cannot be delivered
2326 Suppl, 73|         Augustine (De Trin. iii, 4) "just as the ~grosser and inferior
2327 Suppl, 73|              ministry of the angels, just as He immediately glorifies ~
2328 Suppl, 74|              people, and ~therefore, just as Moses divided the works
2329 Suppl, 75|             all existing in nature," just as the movement of the heart
2330 Suppl, 75|              privilege of grace. For just as holy writ foretells the
2331 Suppl, 75|            able to be ~reformed. For just as death was inflicted by
2332 Suppl, 77|        implicitly in the ~soul. Thus just as the work of an art would
2333 Suppl, 77|              in the ~human body. For just as hair and nails result
2334 Suppl, 77|           members it will rise again just as the members will.~Aquin.:
2335 Suppl, 77|             2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Just as the members that serve
2336 Suppl, 77|             3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Just as the elements are in the
2337 Suppl, 77|        perfection of the human body, just as the other parts do, ~
2338 Suppl, 77|            the form of human nature, just as true gold is what ~has
2339 Suppl, 77|              not in Adam but in Eve, just as the seed will rise again, ~
2340 Suppl, 77|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, just as the parts of the flesh
2341 Suppl, 77|             1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Just as all that is in the other
2342 Suppl, 78|            of the same stature. For ~just as man is measured by dimensive
2343 Suppl, 78|             Para. 1/1~I answer that, Just as, considering the nature
2344 Suppl, 78|              and quantity. Wherefore just as men will rise again of
2345 Suppl, 78|           they were real ~pleasures: just as a man whose taste is
2346 Suppl, 79|      precedes spiritual* alteration, just ~as natural being precedes
2347 Suppl, 79|          power bestowed on them; for just as matter ~never becomes
2348 Suppl, 79|           the spiritual ~alteration, just as natural precedes intentional
2349 Suppl, 79|             3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Just as there will be new reception
2350 Suppl, 80|           and moon ~and like bodies, just as gold and similar things
2351 Suppl, 80|          account of their power. For just as a subtle thing is said
2352 Suppl, 80|          were the Apostle's meaning, just as he speaks of ~spiritual
2353 Suppl, 80|            in placed matter, so that just as it is impossible for
2354 Suppl, 80|              term is in a place. And just as the whole place ~corresponds
2355 Suppl, 80|           have identical ~dimensions just as they cannot have the
2356 Suppl, 80|          bounds of the thing placed, just as the former would be ~
2357 Suppl, 81|                and (Wis. 3:7): "(The just) shall ~run to and fro like
2358 Suppl, 81|       passing through ~the interval, just as the will passes from
2359 Suppl, 81|             of the spiritual nature, just as it will ~never cease
2360 Suppl, 81|           not ~simultaneous in time, just as a point through being
2361 Suppl, 81|              place ~or position. For just as white resists black by
2362 Suppl, 81|              other is imperceptible, just as the ~time taken by the
2363 Suppl, 82|           all the parts of the body, just as all the parts will ~be
2364 Suppl, 82|            written (Mt. 13:43): "The just shall shine as the ~sun
2365 Suppl, 82|        Father," and (Wis. 3:7): "The just shall ~shine, and shall
2366 Suppl, 82|             seeing the glory ~of the just, according to Wis. 5:2.
2367 Suppl, 82|             as to its species. Hence just ~as the clarity of nature
2368 Suppl, 82|             2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Just as a glorified body is not
2369 Suppl, 82|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, just as quantity is something
2370 Suppl, 83|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, just as the saints will rise
2371 Suppl, 83|           Para. 1/1 ~OBJ 3: Further, just as deformity is a defect
2372 Suppl, 83|              in sorrow." Accordingly just ~as life is simply pleasant,
2373 Suppl, 83|      according to its natural being, just as the air ~receives heat
2374 Suppl, 83|              way of ~an "intention," just as the likeness of whiteness
2375 Suppl, 84|        condemns or rewards cannot be just, unless it ~be delivered
2376 Suppl, 84|              and demerits. Therefore just as it ~behooves both judge
2377 Suppl, 84|               in order to ~deliver a just verdict, so is it necessary,
2378 Suppl, 84|           the sentence ~appear to be just, that all who know the sentence
2379 Suppl, 84|          Judge's sentence may appear just to all.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
2380 Suppl, 85|             Para. 1/1~I answer that, Just as operation refers to the
2381 Suppl, 85|              in order that, to ~wit, just as then all things proceeded
2382 Suppl, 85|        judgment is not ~unknown. For just as the holy Fathers looked
2383 Suppl, 85|          will be ~impossible for the just to be "taken up . . . in
2384 Suppl, 86|           written (Wis. 3:7,8): "The just . . . ~shall judge nations."
2385 Suppl, 86|            men. Therefore it ~is not just that men should be tortured
2386 Suppl, 86|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, just as the demons suggest evil
2387 Suppl, 86|             sinning. Therefore it is just that they should be subjected
2388 Suppl, 86|               justice, because it is just for man to be subjected
2389 Suppl, 86|           think it truer to say that just as, among the saved, order
2390 Suppl, 86|        entirely set aside. Wherefore just as the Divine illuminations
2391 Suppl, 86|               troubled when even the just are disturbed about their
2392 Suppl, 86|           Gregory is speaking of the just who will still be in mortal ~
2393 Suppl, 88|            nature, but above nature (just as grace and glory are above ~
2394 Suppl, 88|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, just as the heavenly bodies are
2395 Suppl, 88|              kind of brightness. For just as light is a quality proper
2396 Suppl, 88|             Para. 1/1~I answer that, Just as there is a certain order
2397 Suppl, 88|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, just as the elements served man,
2398 Suppl, 88|              will have to rise again just as men will rise again.
2399 Suppl, 88|             3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Just as several kinds of perfection
2400 Suppl, 89|             black thing. Therefore, ~just as a person in whose sight
2401 Suppl, 89|        arguments. The ~first is that just as the specific nature is
2402 Suppl, 89|             2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Just as God, by His infinite
2403 Suppl, 89|              to Prov. 10:24, "to the just their desire ~shall be given."
2404 Suppl, 89|             shall be given." Now the just desire to know all things,
2405 Suppl, 89|              the form of the mirror, just as an effect ~is seen through
2406 Suppl, 89|            fact of their seeing God: just as their desire to ~possess
2407 Suppl, 90|               OTC Para. 2/2~Further, just as happiness is bestowed
2408 Suppl, 90|             perfect than before. For just as the ~soul separated from
2409 Suppl, 91|            written (Ps. 57:11): "The just shall rejoice when ~he shall
2410 Suppl, 93|             from the kind of action: just as the end to which charity ~
2411 Suppl, 93|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, just as widowhood surpasses conjugal
2412 Suppl, 93|           find the notion of double, just as 60 is the double of 30. ~
2413 Suppl, 93|    individual. Now if a man die in a just war in order to save his
2414 Suppl, 93|             Para. 1/1~I answer that, Just as in the spirit there is
2415 Suppl, 93|             from without. Wherefore, just as a special crown, which ~
2416 Suppl, 93|               holds the first place, just as sexual concupiscences
2417 Suppl, 93|             4 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Just as pleasures of touch, which
2418 Suppl, 93|             Para. 1/1~I answer that, Just as by virginity and martyrdom
2419 Suppl, 93|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 5: Further, just as a man spreads the faith
2420 Suppl, 94|    punishment of the damned: so that just as every ~creature will
2421 Suppl, 94|           taken ~metaphorically. For just as the joy and happiness
2422 Suppl, 94|           them by nature. Wherefore, just as all ~descriptions of
2423 Suppl, 94|            but ~by images of bodies; just as in a dream it seems to
2424 Suppl, 94|          this world. Therefore it is just that they should be punished
2425 Suppl, 94|     lightness (of ~body). Wherefore "just as in reference to the body,
2426 Suppl, 96|          Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, a just judge does not punish except
2427 Suppl, 96|              Therefore it would seem just that the sinner who has
2428 Suppl, 96|           and consequently it ~seems just that for a mortal sin a
2429 Suppl, 96|            written (Ps. 57:12): "The just shall rejoice ~when he shall
2430 Suppl, 96|             purpose, namely that the just may all both see in God ~
2431 Suppl, 96|            Deus Homo ii), "it is not just that ~God should permit
2432 Suppl, 96|               OTC Para. 2/2~Further, just as the good angels were
2433 Suppl, 96|       eternally ~punished. Wherefore just as he maintained that the
2434 Suppl, 96|          Anselm means that it is not just in the sense of becoming ~
2435 Suppl, 96|      everlasting punishment: but the just, ~into life everlasting."
2436 Suppl, 96|    inadmissible that the life of the just ~will ever have an end.
2437 Suppl, 96|        altogether ~unreasonable. For just as the demons are obstinate
2438 Appen1, 1|             the last he says that "a just and eternal ~Judge will
2439 Appen1, 2|              1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the just are competent to be cleansed
2440 Appen2, 1|             than to punish evil. Now just as those who are in the
2441 Appen2, 1|            in hell and cleanses ~the just in Purgatory; although the