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1501 2, 59 | commutative justice, in so far as rewards are apportioned ~
1502 2, 60 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: In so far as the word restitution
1503 2, 60 | compensation ~should be made as far as possible: for instance
1504 2, 60 | restore his good name as far ~as he can, and yet without
1505 2, 60 | dead, or because he is too far ~away, or because he is
1506 2, 60 | restitution must be made as far as possible, for instance
1507 2, 60 | with him. If he be very far away, ~what is due to him
1508 2, 61 | persons is a sin, in ~so far as it is contrary to justice.
1509 2, 61 | certain inequality, in so far as something is allotted ~
1510 2, 61 | to succor the needy as ~far as possible, yet without
1511 2, 62 | kill dumb ~animals, in so far as they are naturally directed
1512 2, 62 | dignity of his manhood, in so far as he ~is naturally free,
1513 2, 62 | kill an evildoer ~in so far as it is directed to the
1514 2, 62 | For murder is a ~sin in so far as it is contrary to justice.
1515 2, 62 | resists ~corruptions so far as it can. Wherefore suicide
1516 2, 62 | keep itself in "being," as far as possible. And yet, though ~
1517 2, 63 | of the community, in so ~far as it is applied to a person
1518 2, 63 | injuries ~are sinful in so far as they consist in an involuntary
1519 2, 63 | lessens the sin and injury, so far as the woman is concerned, ~
1520 2, 64 | their goods unjustly in so far as they ~are ordered by
1521 2, 65 | punishment, ~except in so far as it becomes His goodness,
1522 2, 66 | proceed on certainties, as far as possible. Since however
1523 2, 67 | whose justice he disturbs as far as he is able. ~Hence it
1524 2, 67 | the lower authority in so far as the ~latter observes
1525 2, 67 | Ecclus. 9:18, "Keep thee far ~from the man that hath
1526 2, 70 | reproach him by himself. in so far as the speaker acts ~unjustly
1527 2, 70 | slights another by deeds in so far as such deeds ~cause or
1528 2, 70 | there is reviling, in so far as deeds have the significant ~
1529 2, 70 | accidentally and ~materially, in so far to wit as he says that which
1530 2, 70 | disposes a man to revile, in so far as those who think ~themselves
1531 2, 71 | but his good name, in so ~far as by uttering such words
1532 2, 71 | a ~certain levity, in so far as they are apt to occur
1533 2, 71 | those who were united, in so far, to wit, as by declaring ~
1534 2, 72 | called a backbiter in so far as he speaks ~ill of another;
1535 2, 72 | detract the law, in ~so far as he despises the precept
1536 2, 73 | but implicitly, in so ~far as either's behavior is
1537 2, 74 | of ministration, in ~so far as irrational creatures
1538 2, 74 | differs ~from him in so far as the external act adds
1539 2, 75 | attaching thereto, in so far as, by its ~very nature,
1540 2, 76 | certain necessity, in so far as he needs to borrow money
1541 2, 76 | an active ~cause, in so far as it administers nourishment.
1542 2, 77 | two ways. First, in so ~far as it is opposed to those
1543 2, 77 | contempt. Secondly, in so far as it is distinct ~from
1544 2, 78 | condescension," in so far as their good pleases us,
1545 2, 79 | foregoing virtues, in so far as our ~present scope demands.
1546 2, 79 | an act of virtue, in so far as man does so voluntarily.~
1547 2, 79 | to be a sacrifice, in so far as ~it is done out of reverence
1548 2, 79 | OBJ 2: Every deed, in so far as it is done in God's honor,
1549 2, 79 | worship is paid to God, in so far as certain acts whereby
1550 2, 79 | other moral virtues, in so far as its actions are ~directly
1551 2, 79 | certain generality, in so far as by its command it directs
1552 2, 79 | a ~general virtue, in so far as it directs the acts of
1553 2, 80 | acts, and ~the will, in so far as it regards the end, moves
1554 2, 80 | passes on to God, in so far as we honor God in His ~
1555 2, 80 | cause of devotion, in so far as through meditation man ~
1556 2, 81 | by means of prayer, in so far as he subjects himself to
1557 2, 81 | towards ~beatitude, in so far, to wit, as they are the
1558 2, 81 | be granted to us in ~so far as they are expedient for
1559 2, 81 | prayer may be ~godly in so far as he asks for something
1560 2, 82 | even adoration if they be far above us. But who ~ever
1561 2, 82 | is done in spirit, in so far as it ~proceeds from and
1562 2, 83 | the angels and saints are far greater than any earthly ~
1563 2, 84 | good of the poor, who, as far as possible, should be supported
1564 2, 84 | called a sacrifice in so far as it is given to them ~
1565 2, 85 | this precept. Hence, so far as the tenth part was fixed, ~
1566 2, 85 | about paying tithes, in so far as it was a ~moral precept,
1567 2, 85 | from the seller, because so far as ~he is concerned he has
1568 2, 85 | fruits of the earth, in so far as ~these fruits are the
1569 2, 86 | something does nothing so far. When, ~however, he promises,
1570 2, 86 | the matter of a vow in so far as it is done voluntarily, ~
1571 2, 86 | voluntarily, ~but not in so far as there is a necessity
1572 2, 86 | of baptismal vows, in so far as these things are ~done
1573 2, 86 | acceptable to God except in so far as it is an act of ~virtue;
1574 2, 86 | conduces to our profit, in so far as ~by vowing we fix our
1575 2, 86 | by way of command, in so far as it is ~directed to the
1576 2, 86 | something gives it already in as far as he ~binds himself to
1577 2, 86 | matter of a vow, and in so far as it is a virtuous act. ~
1578 2, 86 | matter of the vow, in so far as one vows to God ~to fulfil
1579 2, 86 | necessity of coercion, in so ~far as it is opposed to the
1580 2, 86 | are well disposed, in so far as it ~strengthens the will,
1581 2, 86 | men but also ~God in so far as it is accompanied by
1582 2, 86 | longer so ~contained, in so far as he decides that in this
1583 2, 86 | contemplation and prayer, far ~surpass the goods of the
1584 2, 87 | restrains himself as ~far as he can from uttering
1585 2, 87 | an oath, he is bound, as far ~as he can, to make true
1586 2, 89 | lips, ~but their heart is far from Me." Therefore the
1587 2, 90 | proportionate ~quantity, in so far, to wit, as something may
1588 2, 90 | of ~superstition, in so far as they depend on certain
1589 2, 91 | you can, ~for He will yet far exceed." Now the divine
1590 2, 92 | the true king, since, so far as he is concerned, he disturbs
1591 2, 92 | to a creature, since, so far as he is ~concerned, he
1592 2, 92 | beginning or as an end, in ~so far as certain sins were employed
1593 2, 93 | declared to be unlawful in so far as it is ~based on a compact
1594 2, 93 | sign of fair weather, in so far ~as its cause is the cause
1595 2, 93 | the stars, except in ~so far as effects can be foreknown
1596 2, 93 | those operations, in so far as they make an impression
1597 2, 93 | future happenings, in so far as they are ~referable to
1598 2, 93 | regards the soul, in so far as those things which have
1599 2, 93 | spiritual. It is corporal in so far as the sleeper's imagination
1600 2, 93 | inward or ~outward, and so far as the efficacy of that
1601 2, 93 | signs of the future, in so far as they are conformed to
1602 2, 93 | coming to an ~agreement, so far as I can see, they must
1603 2, 93 | drawing of lots. But in so far as a ~miraculous result
1604 2, 94 | of heavenly bodies, in so far as they are artificial,
1605 2, 97 | irreverence. ~Hence, so far he is concerned, he violates
1606 2, 98 | suchwise, however, that, as far as possible, the guilty
1607 2, 99 | being and government in a far ~more excellent manner than
1608 2, 99 | extends to our country in so far as the latter is for ~us
1609 2, 100 | consideration: ~first, in so far as he obtains excellence
1610 2, 100 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: In so far as persons in positions
1611 2, 101 | suffices. wherefore ~honor, so far as God is concerned, may
1612 2, 101 | for showing honor, in so far as one man honors ~another
1613 2, 101 | the end of honor, in so far as a person is honored in
1614 2, 102 | other circumstances, in so ~far as a man obeys either whom
1615 2, 102 | way, ~is the will, in so far as, by his will, man makes
1616 2, 102 | virtue. Accordingly, in so far as it proceeds ~from reverence
1617 2, 102 | observance; while in so far as it proceeds from reverence
1618 2, 102 | contained under piety; and in so far as it proceeds from ~reverence
1619 2, 102 | All acts of virtue, in so far as they come under a precept, ~
1620 2, 102 | obey secular princes in so far as this is ~required by
1621 2, 104 | justice (Ethic. v, 11), in so far, to wit, as the ~various
1622 2, 104 | heretofore. And yet, as far as it possible without sin,
1623 2, 104 | a kindly action, ~in so far as it is praiseworthy and
1624 2, 104 | disposition in itself: but in so far ~as it is shown by certain
1625 2, 104 | gratitude always inclines, as far as possible, to pay back ~
1626 2, 105 | ingratitude in a venial sin, in so far as it removes a ~virtuous
1627 2, 106 | Guilisarius). But in so far as the wrong inflicted on
1628 2, 106 | punishment of sins, so far as it is the concern of
1629 2, 106 | commutative justice; while so far as it is concerned in defending ~
1630 2, 106 | root of vengeance, in so far as a man ~avenges the wrong
1631 2, 106 | is lawful and virtuous so far as it tends to ~the prevention
1632 2, 106 | justice is restored, ~in so far as he who by sinning has
1633 2, 107 | concerns oneself, in so far as it is a ~statement of
1634 2, 107 | external members, in so far as this use is put into ~
1635 2, 107 | rather the moral debt, in so far as, ~out of equity, one
1636 2, 108 | of the decalogue, in ~so far as it is contrary to the
1637 2, 108 | in a broad ~sense, in so far as it is beside the equity
1638 2, 109 | boy will go with speed as far as yonder, and ~after we
1639 2, 109 | figuratively either because He was far from their faith, according
1640 2, 110 | throw [jactare] a ~thing far away, he lifts it up high.
1641 2, 112 | likeness thereto, in so far as ~a man behaves in a becoming
1642 2, 112 | origin in the reason, in so far as one man behaves becomingly
1643 2, 114 | deceit ~are viler, in so far as they seem to arise from
1644 2, 115 | possessions liberally, in so far as it is an act of virtue,
1645 2, 115 | namely, that of debt, in so far as an external thing is
1646 2, 115 | a special ~aspect, in so far, to wit, as they are employed
1647 2, 115 | keeping of money, in so far as ~it is directed to facilitate
1648 2, 116 | have external riches, in so far as they are necessary ~for
1649 2, 116 | is devoid of sin, in so far as it is held ~in check
1650 2, 116 | called covetousness, in so far as it is a special vice.~
1651 2, 116 | spending of the same, in so far as these proceed from the ~
1652 2, 116 | some good: while, in so far as ~it is voluntary, it
1653 2, 116 | else as its ~end: yet in so far as it is useful for obtaining
1654 2, 119 | mildness indirectly in so far as it removes ~obstacles
1655 2, 120 | the moral ~precepts, in so far as these are directed to
1656 2, 120 | the moral precepts in so far as ~these are directed to
1657 2, 120 | moral precept. But, in so far as ~this precept specializes
1658 2, 120 | observance of the Sabbath, in so far as they ~hinder man from
1659 2, 120 | said to be servile in so far as they belong properly
1660 2, 120 | said to be servile, in so far as they are common to ~those
1661 2, 120 | or demerit except in so far as they are directed to
1662 2, 121 | fortitude is a virtue, in so far as it conforms ~man to reason.~
1663 2, 121 | of reason, except in so far as they are an object of
1664 2, 121 | about hope, except in so far as it is connected with ~
1665 2, 121 | belongs to fortitude in so far as the latter moderates
1666 2, 121 | all virtues, except in so ~far as one attains the end."~
1667 2, 121 | helps one to ~attack, in so far as one prefers to risk dangers
1668 2, 122 | in itself, but only in so far as it is ~directed to some
1669 2, 122 | his wealth, except in so far as these result in death.~
1670 2, 122 | that any ~human good in so far as it is referred to God,
1671 2, 123 | fear is sinful in so far as it ~runs counter to the
1672 2, 124 | not to be despised, in so far ~as they are helping us
1673 2, 124 | by excess of fear, in so far as ~a man fears what he
1674 2, 124 | deficiency of fear, in so far as a man fears not ~what
1675 2, 125 | one to act quickly is so far praiseworthy as ~it is directed
1676 2, 125 | for blame, except in so far ~as it results in harm either
1677 2, 125 | moderate. Now daring, in so far as it denotes a vice, implies
1678 2, 125 | to do this except in so far as such inclination is hindered
1679 2, 127 | concupiscible faculty, but in so far as the aspect of difficult
1680 2, 127 | dangers of ~death in so far as they are the object of
1681 2, 127 | of view of reason, in so far as it is difficult to find
1682 2, 127 | not caring about it, in so far, to wit, as both these ~
1683 2, 127 | goes to extremes," in so far as he tends ~to what is
1684 2, 127 | him despise others in so far as they ~fall away from
1685 2, 127 | better than ourselves, in so far as we see some of God's ~
1686 2, 127 | These properties in so far as they belong to a magnanimous ~
1687 2, 127 | deeds in every virtue, in so far, to wit, as he tends to
1688 2, 127 | magnanimous, truth-loving, and far removed from deception." ~
1689 2, 127 | it is accidental; in so far, to wit, as one has to suffer
1690 2, 127 | is only accidental, in so far, to wit, as it is deemed ~
1691 2, 127 | life. Accordingly, in so far as he ~needs others, it
1692 2, 127 | service to him. And in so far as his ~own ability goes,
1693 2, 127 | indirectly to ~fortitude, in so far as it makes use of daring,
1694 2, 127 | indirectly to magnanimity, in so far as it banishes despair.~
1695 2, 128 | pursue divine things ~as far as possible." Now divine
1696 2, 128 | immortal things are seemingly far ~above man. Since then presumption
1697 2, 128 | magnanimous, but sometimes falls far short of him: but he does ~
1698 2, 128 | God. Nevertheless, in so far as this ~contempt exceeds
1699 2, 128 | his ability, except in so far ~as he deems his ability
1700 2, 129 | deserving of ~praise, in so far as a good is laudably desired.~
1701 2, 129 | wherefore a man ought so far to be ~pleased that others
1702 2, 129 | regards one as its end, ~in so far as it is some great deed
1703 2, 129 | outward ~worship, except in so far as this is a kind of honor.~
1704 2, 130 | many, and by those who are far away, it follows that the
1705 2, 130 | disposition to grave ~sins, in so far as it renders man presumptuous
1706 2, 132 | that, Magnificence, in so far as it is a special virtue,
1707 2, 133 | intends principally, in so far as when it behooves to ~
1708 2, 134 | soul by patience, in so far as it removes by the root ~
1709 2, 134 | our enemies." But in ~so far as patience regards all
1710 2, 134 | takes count of time, in so far ~as a person waits for a
1711 2, 134 | comprised under patience, in so far as both the delay of the ~
1712 2, 134 | refers to longanimity, in so far ~as it has something in
1713 2, 135 | other virtuous deeds, so far as necessity ~requires.~
1714 2, 135 | pertains to perseverance in so far as it has ~something in
1715 2, 135 | virtue of perseverance, so far as it is concerned, ~inclines
1716 2, 135 | by falling into ~sin, so far as he is concerned man makes
1717 2, 137 | whatever; but it does not go so far as to give confidence ~of
1718 2, 139 | natural disposition, in so far as ~certain imperfect virtues
1719 2, 139 | consequently: while in so far as the sensible objects
1720 2, 139 | save ~accidentally, in so far as one spiritual pleasure
1721 2, 139 | pleasant to eat, in so far as they are signs of its
1722 2, 139 | attachment of a lover, in so far as they ~are requisite for
1723 2, 139 | regarded as a ~rule in so far as it is an end. Now it
1724 2, 140 | of these pleasures, in so far as they are necessary for
1725 2, 140 | with man's excellence in so far as ~his nature differs from
1726 2, 142 | fear. Nevertheless in so far as the vices opposed ~to
1727 2, 142 | Hence shamelessness, in so ~far as it results from excessive
1728 2, 142 | men it ~is found, in so far as they have a certain love
1729 2, 143 | virtue are honored, in so far as ~they are a help to the
1730 2, 143 | praise is due to virtue in so far as the latter is desirable ~
1731 2, 143 | character of honesty, in so far as it reflects ~internal
1732 2, 143 | said to be honest, in so far as it has a certain ~beauty
1733 2, 144 | the kingdom of God, in so far as they ~are done reasonably
1734 2, 144 | observes the mean, in so far as it is in accord with
1735 2, 144 | result from abstinence in so far as it is not ~in accord
1736 2, 145 | to another ~virtue, in so far as it is directed to the
1737 2, 145 | to practice fasting as ~far as it is necessary for these
1738 2, 145 | it becomes eligible in so far as it is useful to some
1739 2, 146 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: In so far as it turns man away from
1740 2, 148 | x, 31): "Drunkenness is far from me: Thou wilt ~have
1741 2, 148 | cause of slavery, in so far ~as Cham brought the curse
1742 2, 148 | an excuse for sin, in so far as it causes an act to be ~
1743 2, 149 | Chastity is a virtue in so far as it works in accordance ~
1744 2, 149 | with reason, but in so far as it delights in its act,
1745 2, 149 | concern of ~temperance in so far as they refer to pleasures
1746 2, 149 | man's nature, except in so far as they are directed to ~
1747 2, 150 | accidental to virginity, in so far as a person, through purposely ~
1748 2, 150 | praiseworthy by its end, in so far, to wit, as this ~is done
1749 2, 151 | gluttony materially - in so far as gluttony provides the
1750 2, 151 | impeded by lust, in ~so far as through being carried
1751 2, 152 | obeys ~concupiscence so far as to lead to injustice,
1752 2, 152 | s reason is right, in so far as it is ruled by the ~Divine
1753 2, 152 | from eternal loss, in so far as these ~works dispose
1754 2, 152 | of the human ~race, in so far as it is prejudicial to
1755 2, 152 | lustful. Therefore in so far as they ~are lustful, they
1756 2, 152 | sinful in it, except in so far as it can be ~suppressed
1757 2, 152 | Ethic. i, 13) that "in so far as ~certain movements in
1758 2, 152 | marriage nothing had so far been decided, was taken
1759 2, 152 | a species of ~lust in so far as it is directed to another
1760 2, 153 | nature of a virtue, in so ~far, to wit, as the reason stands
1761 2, 153 | division ~with virtue in so far as the former falls short
1762 2, 153 | certain curbing, ~in so far as a man contains himself
1763 2, 153 | apprehension of the soul - in so far as a man ~apprehends that
1764 2, 153 | this sense temperance is far greater than ~continence,
1765 2, 154 | and of ~the will, in so far as the intellect receives
1766 2, 154 | entirely excuse the sin, in so ~far as it renders it involuntary.
1767 2, 154 | detail of choice ~(in so far as he deems that he must
1768 2, 155 | Consequently meekness, in so far as it restrains the onslaught
1769 2, 155 | principal virtues, in so far as ~they imitate them in
1770 2, 155 | acceptable to God and men, in ~so far as they concur with charity,
1771 2, 155 | displeasing to one, in so far as one looks upon it as
1772 2, 155 | leniency of soul, in so far as it judges equitable that
1773 2, 156 | appetite can tend, in so far as it is moved thereto by
1774 2, 156 | sensitive appetite is good in so far as it is ~regulated by reason,
1775 2, 156 | is natural to man, in so far as it is in accord ~with
1776 2, 156 | with reason, and in so far as it is against reason,
1777 2, 156 | aspect of desirability, in so far as revenge ~is desired under
1778 2, 156 | of the man himself, in so far as he devises ~various means
1779 2, 159 | ad 1), humility, in so far as it is a virtue, ~conveys
1780 2, 159 | with the appetite, in so far as a man restrains the impetuosity
1781 2, 159 | appetite may even go so far as lovingly to embrace ~
1782 2, 160 | destroys every virtue, in so far as it finds an occasion
1783 2, 160 | regard to its cause, in so far as to ~have a thing of oneself
1784 2, 160 | manner of having it, in ~so far as a man obtains greater
1785 2, 160 | of this subjection, in so far as a ~man raises himself
1786 2, 160 | kind of influence, in so far as all sins may have their ~
1787 2, 160 | accidental cause, in so far as a man makes a virtue
1788 2, 161 | reference to God, in so far as the creature participates
1789 2, 161 | as they ~imitate Him, as far as He can be imitated; unlike,
1790 2, 161 | Now spiritual good, in so far as the rational ~creature
1791 2, 161 | be equal to ~God, in so far as each wished to rely on
1792 2, 161 | aggravated her ~sin, in so far as it was the cause of her
1793 2, 162 | author of death, except in so far as ~it is a punishment.~
1794 2, 164 | other matters, except ~in so far as is previously directed
1795 2, 164 | 13. Consequently, in so far as the knowledge of ~prudence
1796 2, 165 | of certain ~truths, in so far as the desire of such knowledge
1797 2, 166 | Ethic. iv, 6,7. For, in so far as by outward movements
1798 2, 166 | comes in contact. And, in so far as outward ~movements are
1799 2, 166 | at ~work likewise, in so far as the intellective soul
1800 2, 167 | attention to dress; in so far ~as dress and such like
1801 2, 167 | attention to ~dress, in so far as dress is directed to
1802 2, 169 | prophets know things that are far [procul] removed from ~man'
1803 2, 169 | secondarily in speech, in so far as the prophets ~declare
1804 2, 169 | are in themselves, in so far, to wit, as it sees them
1805 2, 169 | Divine foreknowledge, in so ~far as the latter regards future
1806 2, 170 | prophecy denotes ~knowledge far removed from human knowledge.
1807 2, 170 | know some things that are far removed ~from the knowledge
1808 2, 171 | be called a mirror, in so far as ~a likeness of the truth
1809 2, 171 | of his ~existence, in so far as the image of the First
1810 2, 171 | distant things ~which are far removed from the senses,
1811 2, 172 | of prophecy. But in so far as it is used in connection
1812 2, 172 | supernatural truth as ~being far remote from us. This happens
1813 2, 172 | the angels, not as being ~far distant, but as already
1814 2, 176 | this must be understood so far as the sinner's merit is ~
1815 2, 177 | of the ~intellect, in so far as every operation is described
1816 2, 177 | movements of a kind, in so far as movement is defined ~"
1817 2, 178 | by participation, in ~so far as they participate in the
1818 2, 178 | he needs "hearing," in so far as he receives ~from the
1819 2, 178 | word, and "reading," in so far as he receives from the ~
1820 2, 178 | called a ~movement, in so far as movement is the act of
1821 2, 178 | and partly circular, in so far as ~in reasoning it makes
1822 2, 178 | a thing near at hand or far remote, the movement ~will
1823 2, 178 | part of its object, in so far as one ~contemplates that
1824 2, 178 | because it befits us "so far as there is in us something
1825 2, 179 | as to its ~matter, in so far as it is concerned with
1826 2, 179 | be able to teach, in so far as he ~is able to express
1827 2, 180 | the contemplative, in ~so far as it is impossible for
1828 2, 180 | order of direction, ~in so far as the active life is directed
1829 2, 181 | binding ~his person, in so far, to wit, as a man is his
1830 2, 181 | of ~state, except in so far as it is connatural to man
1831 2, 181 | proficient, and perfect (so ~far as these terms indicate
1832 2, 182 | said to be perfect in so far as it attains its ~proper
1833 2, 182 | relation to ~charity, in so far as it is an effect of the
1834 2, 182 | change his state, in so ~far as the state of sin differs
1835 2, 182 | of states, namely in so far as the Church ~derives a
1836 2, 182 | must be observed, that so far as men are concerned, in
1837 2, 182 | perfection, except in so ~far as in the Western Church
1838 2, 182 | the sheep, except in so far as they have a share ~in
1839 2, 182 | priesthood, you will find them as far ~distant from one another
1840 2, 183 | intend to bind himself, so far as it lies with him, not
1841 2, 183 | with Christ, a thing by far better. But to ~abide still
1842 2, 184 | the virtues ~which in so far as these are referred to
1843 2, 184 | restricted ~sense, in so far as they have a certain share
1844 2, 184 | the religious vow, in so ~far as they belong to the practice
1845 2, 184 | If, however, they go so far as to sin out of contempt,
1846 2, 185 | need." ~Accordingly, in so far as manual labor is directed
1847 2, 185 | necessity of precept in so far as it is necessary for that ~
1848 2, 185 | end, being, in effect, so far necessary as the end cannot
1849 2, 185 | 3] Body Para. 3/3~In so far as manual labor is directed
1850 2, 185 | wicked thoughts." But in so far as manual labor is directed ~
1851 2, 185 | because in that case, so far as they are ~concerned,
1852 2, 186 | render our neighbor, in so far as we refer them to God,
1853 2, 186 | of the active life, in so far as they are concerned in ~
1854 2, 186 | service of God, but not in so far as they ~are directed to
1855 2, 186 | of the active life, in so far as ~they are directed to
1856 2, 186 | other ~learning, save in so far as it is referred to the
1857 2, 186 | procure these things in so far as they ~needed them, but
1858 2, 186 | poverty be more perfect in so far as it is poorer, this would
1859 2, 186 | Rustic. Monach., Ep. cxxv): "Far from ~condemning the solitary
1860 2, 187 | order of doctrine, in so far as one has to pass ~from
1861 2, 187 | obligation of a vow extends as ~far as the will and intention
1862 2, 187 | puberty, ~he is bound, so far as he is concerned, by his
1863 2, 187 | binds ~herself by vow, so far as she may, without prejudice
1864 2, 187 | by ~their children, in so far, to wit, as they are placed
1865 2, 187 | legal observances, in so far as he whom they converted ~
1866 3, 1 | elevated above all, and far beyond man's ~senses, hence (
1867 3, 2 | and to its perfection so far as it pertains to the dignity
1868 3, 2 | our nature He came, Who far ~surpasses the whole order
1869 3, 5 | which was not in Christ ~as far as it was sinful; but as
1870 3, 5 | as it was sinful; but as far as it was a punishment;
1871 3, 7 | the act of liberality, as far as it became Him, by causing
1872 3, 7 | even the good itself, as far as ~it is not yet possessed.
1873 3, 7 | reason is based on fear in so far as it regards the ~evil
1874 3, 7 | announces what things are far from men's ~senses, as Augustine
1875 3, 14 | piercing. And this I say, in so far as ~Christ's soul is considered
1876 3, 15 | why hast Thou forsaken Me? Far from My ~salvation are the
1877 3, 15 | from the seed of man, but far otherwise - from on high."
1878 3, 15 | be "without dread," in so far as ~dread implies a perfect
1879 3, 15 | thus He had beatitude as far as it regards what is proper
1880 3, 17 | are not ~one and another: far from it; for both these
1881 3, 18 | choice from Christ, in so far as he ~considers that doubt
1882 3, 18 | the private good went so far as to ~wish to hinder the
1883 3, 18 | the sensitive appetite so far prevailed as to change ~
1884 3, 18 | sensuality could nowise extend so far. Secondly, ~because neither
1885 3, 18 | the rational soul, in as far ~as it implies a struggle
1886 3, 19 | the mover, ~except in so far as he makes use of this
1887 3, 19 | of a smith, except in so ~far as he makes use of fire
1888 3, 22 | be anathema." Hence in so far as His human nature ~operated
1889 3, 22 | reality, but as falling far short thereof: both because
1890 3, 25 | towards the image in so far as ~it is the image of something
1891 3, 25 | should be shown to ~it, in so far only as it is an image.
1892 3, 25 | namely, in one way ~in so far as it represents to us the
1893 3, 25 | not due to a ~creature so far as we venerate a creature
1894 3, 26 | and ~supremely happy is far from us unhappy mortals;
1895 3, 27 | say that it ~remained as far as it causes a difficulty
1896 3, 27 | but was taken ~away as far as it causes a proneness
1897 3, 27 | to be inordinate, in so far as it rebels ~against reason;
1898 3, 27 | words Chrysostom goes too far. They may, however, ~be
1899 3, 27 | of reason and will was so far accelerated that while yet
1900 3, 31 | to be cleansed save in as far ~as it was soiled in its
1901 3, 31 | connected with Joseph in as far as Heli was accounted as
1902 3, 31 | in various places . . . Far otherwise is ~the nature
1903 3, 31 | of man from a ~woman, as far as this is the work of God:
1904 3, 31 | resulting from ~sin, as far as lustful desire accompanies
1905 3, 31 | 3], ad 1), and thus, as far as it ~was in the patriarchs,
1906 3, 31 | the flesh of ~Christ, as far as it was in the patriarchs,
1907 3, 32 | Trin. iv): "Sent, in so far as made of a woman." ~But
1908 3, 36 | not effected save in as far as the ~grace of Christ
1909 3, 36 | nigh to Him, the latter far from ~Him. Both hastened
1910 3, 36 | astrologer has ever so far connected the stars with
1911 3, 36 | a certain tribe in the far east near the ocean was ~
1912 3, 36 | that they came from the far east. But others, ~again,
1913 3, 38 | God alone, except in as far as God works in man.~Aquin.:
1914 3, 40 | riches and beggary, in as far as these are occasions of
1915 3, 41 | known to ~the demons only so far as He willed; not as the
1916 3, 41 | honors, but he went ~so far as to tempt Christ, for
1917 3, 42 | judgment that they err so far as to assert that these
1918 3, 43 | the merit of faith in so far as those are ~shown to be
1919 3, 43 | actions to the other": in as far as the human nature is ~
1920 3, 44 | willed; and He willed just as far as there ~was need. But
1921 3, 44 | withdraw ~its rays in so far as the Divine power caused
1922 3, 44 | gainsay." And this, in so far ~as the enlightenment was
1923 3, 44 | outward action - namely, in so far as men saw that ~those who
1924 3, 44 | miracles are ~such as to far surpass the works of nature
1925 3, 45 | is afterwards to come, so far as it was possible for them
1926 3, 46 | of his innocence, in so far as he deems the hurt ~inflicted
1927 3, 46 | is said to ~suffer in so far as it is afflicted as to
1928 3, 47 | prevailed over His body only so far as He ~willed it.~Aquin.:
1929 3, 47 | death of ~His Son," in so far as Christ's death was a
1930 3, 47 | sacrifices and oblations, in so far as all the ancient ~sacrifices
1931 3, 47 | out of charity: but in so far as ~He suffered from His
1932 3, 48 | His ~members. Also, in so far as any two men are one in
1933 3, 48 | ways. First of all, in ~so far as he comes under God's
1934 3, 48 | sin. And therefore in so far as he was delivered from
1935 3, 48 | deceiving man, the devil, so far as in him lay, held him
1936 3, 48 | efficient manner: but in so far as it is compared ~with
1937 3, 48 | of redemption: but in so far as we are reconciled with
1938 3, 49 | the ~devil's power, in so far as the Passion is the cause
1939 3, 49 | that is to say - in so far as Christ's Passion is the ~
1940 3, 49 | thereby cleansed from sin, so far as the ~cleansing of the
1941 3, 50 | says against Felician: "Far be it from us to suppose
1942 3, 51 | The light prevailed so far in Christ's death (which
1943 3, 52 | i.e. "He brought them far from this kingdom of darkness
1944 3, 52 | of ~original sin, in so far as it touches human nature,
1945 3, 55 | moreover, it is shown, so ~far as the state of glory is
1946 3, 55 | He goes not to some far off region in order to appear
1947 3, 55 | Father, who has become ~so far proficient in Him, as to
1948 3, 57 | operate ~infinitely, so far as the worker is concerned,
1949 3, 57 | to be in a place, in so far as they are ~contained by
1950 3, 57 | cause of our salvation in so far as He ~merited it. But He
1951 3, 57 | His.~On our part, in so far as by the Ascension our
1952 3, 58 | s mightier ~gifts, in so far as it implies exaltation
1953 3, 59 | relation to the body only in so far as it is ~the instrument
1954 3, 60 | to sacred things, in so ~far as it consists in calling
1955 3, 60 | sign of a holy thing so far as it makes men holy."~Aquin.:
1956 3, 60 | signifies a holy ~thing in so far as it makes man holy. But
1957 3, 60 | something else, except in so ~far as they are manifested by
1958 3, 60 | of a sign ~except in so far as they are pointed out
1959 3, 60 | sacraments as ~it were, in so far as they are signified by
1960 3, 60 | certain likeness, in so far as they partake of a certain ~
1961 3, 60 | formation of one thing, in ~so far as the signification of
1962 3, 60 | the tongue, and if he so far ~mispronounce the words
1963 3, 61 | for man's salvation, in so far ~as they are sensible signs
1964 3, 61 | Law in its matter: in so far as "he ~offered bread and
1965 3, 62 | own ~operation, but in so far as God causes grace in the
1966 3, 62 | measure an effect in so far as it is moved by the ~principal
1967 3, 62 | but to make a couch, in so far as it is the ~instrument
1968 3, 62 | essence of the soul, in so far as it is a certain ~participated
1969 3, 62 | present and future time. in so far as they prevent man from ~
1970 3, 62 | being in ~a body; in so far as a body can be moved by
1971 3, 62 | consequent on past sins, in so far as ~they are transitory
1972 3, 62 | exists in reality, in so far as it pre-exists in ~an
1973 3, 62 | moves the agent in so far as it is apprehended and
1974 3, 62 | conferred in Circumcision in so far as it was a ~sign of Christ'
1975 3, 63 | is a kind of sign in so ~far as it is imprinted by a
1976 3, 63 | produce a character, in so far as by them we are deputed
1977 3, 63 | principally therein, so far as it is the sacrifice of
1978 3, 64 | be the work of man, in so far as he ~works as a minister.
1979 3, 64 | Reply OBJ 1: Cleansing in so far as it is attributed to the
1980 3, 64 | as an ~instrument, in so far as His humanity is the instrument
1981 3, 64 | power." But jealousy ~was far from Christ Who had the
1982 3, 64 | contamination of holy things, as far as the man who sins is ~
1983 3, 64 | sense moves itself, in so far as by ~his will he moves
1984 3, 64 | perverts the sacrament in so far as it is his ~action: not
1985 3, 64 | is his ~action: not in so far as it is the action of Christ,
1986 3, 65 | function of ~nature. But in so far as it has something spiritual
1987 3, 65 | touches this sacrament; in so far as it signifies the union
1988 3, 66 | which is called a ~seal, so far as itself is concerned,
1989 3, 66 | water" may be verified in so far as water is the material ~
1990 3, 66 | and Resurrection, ~in so far as he dies to sin and begins
1991 3, 66 | of Christ's death in so far as man dies ~with Christ,
1992 3, 66 | of Christ's death, in so far as the suffering Christ ~
1993 3, 66 | the first cause, the cause far surpasses the effect, nor
1994 3, 66 | Christ's Passion, in so far as he is ~conformed to Christ
1995 3, 66 | called ~baptisms, in so far as they produce the effect
1996 3, 67 | the part of the matter, as far as the essentials of the ~
1997 3, 67 | of action, namely, in so far as he intends to ~do what
1998 3, 67 | and yet this form differs far more from ~the form that
1999 3, 67 | unbaptized person, ~and each, so far as he is concerned, would
2000 3, 67 | they ~would be bound, as far as they are able, to see
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