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1501 2, 58 | hidden matter, and then it is called ~judgment by "suspicion"
1502 2, 58 | of the case, and this is called ~"natural right," secondly
1503 2, 58 | between men, and this is ~called "positive right," as stated
1504 2, 58 | such documents are to be ~called, not laws, but rather corruptions
1505 2, 59 | be taken secretly, it is called "theft," if openly, it ~
1506 2, 59 | theft," if openly, it ~is called "robbery." If it be against
1507 2, 59 | thing gratuitously, it is called ~"usufruct" in things that
1508 2, 59 | is granted gratis, it is called "letting" or "hiring." Thirdly,
1509 2, 60 | restitution properly so called.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[62] A[
1510 2, 60 | Ethic. v, 4) loss is so called from a man having "less"* ~
1511 2, 60 | have more than your own is called 'gain,' and to ~have less
1512 2, 60 | than you started with is called 'loss.'] Therefore a man
1513 2, 62 | Christ," whereby we are called upon to ~imitate God and
1514 2, 62 | which removes an obstacle is called an accidental cause. Wherefore
1515 2, 64 | he who commits a rape is called a corrupter, and the ~victim
1516 2, 70 | dishonor inflicted by words is called a railing or a ~taunt. But
1517 2, 70 | This reviling properly so called, and is done I some kind
1518 2, 70 | It is thus that our Lord called the disciples "foolish,"
1519 2, 70 | foolish," and the ~Apostle called the Galatians "senseless."
1520 2, 71 | not a sin and cannot be called ~backbiting. But if they
1521 2, 72 | on Ecclus. 5:16, "Be not called a ~tale-bearer [Douay: '
1522 2, 72 | OBJ 1: A tale-bearer is called a backbiter in so far as
1523 2, 74 | maledici] are sometimes called backbiters. Secondly, ~speaking
1524 2, 74 | is ~lawful; and it may be called cursing, not strictly speaking,
1525 2, 74 | forbids cursing strictly so called with an evil ~intent: and
1526 2, 76 | price of the use, which is called usury.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
1527 2, 76 | Gospel, whereto ~all are called. Hence it is said without
1528 2, 76 | lending: although it may be called a matter of counsel in ~
1529 2, 78 | benevolence" which is here called "affection"; "concord,"
1530 2, 78 | beneficence" which is here called "humanity." These three,
1531 2, 79 | in a state of grace are called religious, but ~only those
1532 2, 79 | and so forth; while it is called sanctity, ~according as
1533 2, 81 | peacemakers for they shall be called the children ~of God, let
1534 2, 81 | rational creature is so called from his reason. Therefore
1535 2, 81 | intercession" properly so ~called, or we may ask for some
1536 2, 81 | certain sacred things are called to mind; that ~"prayers
1537 2, 82 | 56:7): "My house shall be called the ~house of prayer," which
1538 2, 82 | Jn. 8:12; 9:5], and is called "the ~Orient" (Zach. 6:12).
1539 2, 83 | gods": and angels too are called "sons of God," according
1540 2, 83 | of other virtues may be called ~sacrifices. On the other
1541 2, 83 | such acts are ~properly called sacrifices, and belong to
1542 2, 83 | since "sacrifice" is so called because a man does ~something
1543 2, 83 | cf. 1 Cor. 4:1] are so called because they ~offer sacrifice
1544 2, 84 | is given to the poor is called a ~"victim in Scripture
1545 2, 84 | properly ~speaking; yet it is called a sacrifice in so far as
1546 2, 84 | the same reason, it can be called ~an oblation, though not
1547 2, 84 | God. Oblations properly so called fall to the use of the ~
1548 2, 85 | people's condition, are called "judicial precepts." ~Nevertheless
1549 2, 86 | aggravates the sin, and is called a sin against the ~Holy
1550 2, 86 | to be observed, this ~is called a "dispensation" from that
1551 2, 86 | and so he must not be ~called back to the human life on
1552 2, 87 | true. Now sometimes God is ~called to witness when we assert
1553 2, 87 | while sometimes God is called to witness in ~confirmation
1554 2, 87 | Reply OBJ 3: A person is called to give witness, in order
1555 2, 87 | greatness of God Who is called upon to bear witness, and
1556 2, 87 | an ~oath wherein God is called to witness: because it suffices
1557 2, 87 | can. Parvuli], and are not called upon to swear, because they
1558 2, 90 | the superstitious were so called because they spent the ~
1559 2, 90 | regard to the circumstance called ~"how much," but also with
1560 2, 92 | of ~false gods, which is called idolatry, and of the worship
1561 2, 92 | superstition is unfittingly called ~idolatry, and should rather
1562 2, 92 | form or shape, which is ~called an "idol." Yet divine worship
1563 2, 92 | supreme god. These they called "gods," on account of their
1564 2, 92 | those images which were called idols, were not ~animated,
1565 2, 93 | reason that certain men are called divines: wherefore Isidore
1566 2, 93 | Etym. ~viii, 9): "They are called divines, as though they
1567 2, 93 | 2~Accordingly it is not called divination, if a man foretells
1568 2, 93 | who is either expressly called upon to give his help, or
1569 2, 93 | future: and this species is called "prestigiation" because
1570 2, 93 | of dreams, and ~this is called "divination by dreams":
1571 2, 93 | dead, and this species is called "necromancy," for ~as Isidore
1572 2, 93 | says that "pythons are so called from Pythius ~Apollo, who
1573 2, 93 | or ~polished stone, it is called "geomancy," if in water "
1574 2, 93 | astrologers," who ~are also called "genethliacs," because they
1575 2, 93 | to "augury," which is so called from the ~chattering of
1576 2, 93 | to foreknow, then it is called an "omen": and as Valerius
1577 2, 93 | the lines of ~the hand is called "chiromancy," i.e. divination
1578 2, 93 | shoulder-blades of an animal is called ~"spatulamancy."~Aquin.:
1579 2, 93 | by drawing lots, which is called "geomancy"; or by observing
1580 2, 93 | of ~things are wont to be called by the names of those things."~
1581 2, 93 | single ~combat as it is called, and trial by fire and water,
1582 2, 93 | fire and water, which are called ~"popular" trials, seem
1583 2, 93 | some action or other, it is called "sortilege ~of allotment";
1584 2, 93 | ought to be done, it is called ~"sortilege of consultation";
1585 2, 93 | going to ~happen, it is called "sortilege of divination."
1586 2, 94 | 2~Wherefore those images called astronomical also derive
1587 2, 96 | perversity in swearing, which is ~called perjury, takes its species
1588 2, 97 | 101], A[4]), a thing ~is called "sacred" through being deputed
1589 2, 97 | of a ~commonwealth were called divines, as being the ministers
1590 2, 97 | one ought to follow it, is called sacrilege by a ~kind of
1591 2, 97 | thing, and is reasonably called a sacrilege.~Aquin.: SMT
1592 2, 98 | spiritual ~things may be called not only "simoniacs" but
1593 2, 98 | like, while others are ~called spiritual, through adhering
1594 2, 98 | Just as the sacraments are called spiritual, because they ~
1595 2, 98 | certain other things are called ~spiritual, because they
1596 2, 99 | by way of excellence, is ~called "Our Father."~Aquin.: SMT
1597 2, 99 | 1~OBJ 3: Further, God is called "Our Father" by excellence.
1598 2, 100 | although piety properly so called ~is distinct from religion;
1599 2, 100 | the same way piety can be called ~observance by way of excellence,
1600 2, 101 | masters and which in Greek is called dulia, is distinct from
1601 2, 101 | OBJ 1: Just as religion is called piety by way of excellence, ~
1602 2, 101 | excellence, so again latria is ~called dulia by way of excellence,
1603 2, 104 | motive, ~it is no longer called service." Wherefore gratitude
1604 2, 107 | OBJ 4: Simplicity is so called from its opposition to duplicity, ~
1605 2, 108 | The first of these is called an officious lie, the second
1606 2, 108 | injure another, and this is called a ~"mischievous" lie, while
1607 2, 108 | tell a lie, for ~she is called his sister since she was
1608 2, 108 | Even a venial sin can be called "iniquity" in a broad ~sense,
1609 2, 110 | in either case it may be called boasting. Hence boasting ~
1610 2, 110 | Hence boasting ~properly so called is opposed to truth by way
1611 2, 112 | THE FRIENDLINESS WHICH IS CALLED AFFABILITY (TWO ARTICLES)~
1612 2, 112 | the friendliness which is called affability, and ~the opposite
1613 2, 112 | order: and this virtue is ~called friendliness.~Aquin.: SMT
1614 2, 113 | Her children rose up ~and called her blessed: her husband,
1615 2, 113 | some ~gain out of it, he is called a "flatterer" or "adulator."
1616 2, 115 | Hence liberality is also called ~open-handedness [largitas],
1617 2, 115 | justice and beneficence, also called liberality or ~kind-heartedness."
1618 2, 116 | Covetousness, which in Greek is called ~{philargyria}, applies
1619 2, 116 | covetous [avarus] ~man" is so called because he is "greedy for
1620 2, 116 | in Greek covetousness is called {philargyria}, i.e. ~"love
1621 2, 116 | things is ~not properly called covetousness, in so far
1622 2, 116 | covetousness in the second sense is called ~illiberality [*{aneleutheria}]
1623 2, 116 | vice of the flesh is so called from ~its tending to a pleasure
1624 2, 116 | 3],4), those vices are ~called capital which have principal
1625 2, 116 | sacred places are not to be called illiberal," i.e. covetous. ~
1626 2, 120 | about justice commonly so called, which is observed among
1627 2, 120 | swearing, which is chiefly called perjury, as ~stated above (
1628 2, 120 | Now servile work is so called from ~servitude: and servitude
1629 2, 120 | respect those works are called servile whereby one man ~
1630 2, 120 | the service of God, may be called a ~servile work. In this
1631 2, 120 | hand, those works that are called servile in the first or
1632 2, 120 | too by justice properly so called he pays that which is due
1633 2, 120 | to justice ~properly so called, which pays to all indifferently
1634 2, 121 | moral virtue, "and some are ~called brave on account of certain
1635 2, 121 | to the perfection that is called humility.~Aquin.: SMT SS
1636 2, 121 | the First Objection, is so called from its ~likeness to fortitude
1637 2, 121 | singular combat, which may be ~called by the general name of battle.
1638 2, 121 | be fortitude ~properly so called.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[123] A[
1639 2, 121 | if it be intended, may be called the remote end of ~the agent.
1640 2, 121 | that deeds of virtue are called ~"fruits because they refresh
1641 2, 121 | appetite, wherefore they called them ~sicknesses or diseases,
1642 2, 122 | above (A[2]), a martyr is so called as being a ~witness to the
1643 2, 122 | wherefore a person is ~not called a martyr merely for suffering
1644 2, 122 | truth alone. Now one is not called a martyr for bearing witness
1645 2, 122 | above (A[4]), martyrs are so called as being ~witnesses, because
1646 2, 122 | Godhead: hence it is not called truth according to ~godliness,
1647 2, 123 | rational appetite which is called the will, which deliberately
1648 2, 124 | man would deserve to be called insane ~and senseless if
1649 2, 126 | perseverance, so that one may be called persevering through not
1650 2, 127 | act. Now an act ~may be called great in two ways: in one
1651 2, 127 | absolutely. An act may be called great proportionately, even
1652 2, 127 | magnanimity, which is ~also called fortitude, be in thy soul,
1653 2, 127 | with fortitude so as to be called a part thereof.~Aquin.:
1654 2, 128 | however, such a man be ~called presumptuous, this kind
1655 2, 128 | things, nor are rightly called ~magnanimous."~Aquin.: SMT
1656 2, 130 | Para. 3/3~Now glory may be called vain in three ways. First,
1657 2, 130 | certain capital vice, are called its daughters. Now the ~
1658 2, 133 | the Article. ~For he is called mean, not for moderating
1659 2, 133 | his work. This vice ~is called in Greek {banausia}, so
1660 2, 133 | in Greek {banausia}, so called from the Greek {baunos}, ~
1661 2, 133 | everything. It is also ~called {apyrokalia}, i.e. lacking
1662 2, 133 | Hence in Latin it may be called ~"consumptio" [waste].~Aquin.:
1663 2, 133 | OBJ 1: Magnificence is so called from the great work done,
1664 2, 134 | virtue of the ~soul that is called patience, is so great a
1665 2, 135 | belongs to a special virtue called perseverance, which intends
1666 2, 136 | victorious: for the ancients ~called 'vicia' what we call victory."
1667 2, 139 | passions of the soul are called emotions of the ~mind. Therefore
1668 2, 139 | or cardinal virtue is so called because it has a foremost
1669 2, 140 | not a vice. For those are ~called insensible who are deficient
1670 2, 140 | Secondly, a desire may be called ~natural with regard to
1671 2, 140 | much, yet ~intemperance is called a childish sin for the reason
1672 2, 141 | of a principal virtue are called secondary virtues: ~for
1673 2, 141 | his friends, and ~this is called "gravity."~Aquin.: SMT SS
1674 2, 142 | shamefacedness ~is sometimes called a virtue, since it is a
1675 2, 145 | purpose. ~Hence the former is called natural fasting [jejunium
1676 2, 145 | fasting']: while the latter is called the faster's fast, ~because
1677 2, 145 | taken human nature, and called us to a state of freedom, ~
1678 2, 145 | You, brethren, have been called unto liberty; only make
1679 2, 145 | the ~disciples, who are called children of the bridegroom,
1680 2, 145 | perfect men, for ~they are called "children of the bridegroom";
1681 2, 145 | certain ~months, which are called Ember days, are unfittingly
1682 2, 145 | is another kind and is ~called the "fasting of the faster,"
1683 2, 148 | Now the ~lesser sins are called venial. Therefore drunkenness,
1684 2, 149 | likewise metaphorically so called. For if the human mind delight
1685 2, 149 | established by God, this may be called a ~spiritual chastity, according
1686 2, 149 | Divine order, it will be called spiritual ~fornication,
1687 2, 149 | fornication ~metaphorically so called, which is opposed to spiritual
1688 2, 149 | although this virtue which is called abstinence ~directs its
1689 2, 151 | that "lust ~affects to be called surfeit and abundance."
1690 2, 152 | certain definite woman is called matrimony; which for ~the
1691 2, 152 | man and ~woman, which is called matrimony, is determined
1692 2, 152 | copulation be strictly ~called fornication, though it be
1693 2, 152 | fornication, though it be so called in reference to the general ~
1694 2, 152 | unfaithful, he may in a sense be called an adulterer; ~and even
1695 2, 152 | between such ~persons is called "incest" antonomastically.~
1696 2, 152 | human race: and this ~is called "the unnatural vice." This
1697 2, 152 | undue species, and ~this is called "bestiality." Thirdly, by
1698 2, 152 | Rm. 1:27): ~and this is called the "vice of sodomy." Fourthly,
1699 2, 154 | its counsel; ~and this is called "unbridled incontinence"
1700 2, 154 | kind of incontinence is ~called "weakness." Hence it is
1701 2, 155 | Clementia ii, 4) that "those are called cruel ~who have reason for
1702 2, 155 | for its own sake may be called savage ~or brutal, as though
1703 2, 156 | this anger is good, and is called "zealous ~anger." Wherefore
1704 2, 156 | is praiseworthy, and is called "zealous anger" [*Cf. Greg.,
1705 2, 156 | will be sinful, and this is called sinful anger.~Aquin.: SMT
1706 2, 156 | namely, "the anger which is ~called wrath [*'Fellea,' i.e. like
1707 2, 156 | special sins, which are called its daughters.~Aquin.: SMT
1708 2, 156 | towards him, and this is called "indignation." ~The other
1709 2, 158 | difficult. This virtue is called modesty, and is annexed
1710 2, 159 | x), "a humble man is so called ~because he is, as it were, '
1711 2, 159 | virtue, and what it was called by the philosophers, know ~
1712 2, 159 | is the same as what they called ~{metriotes}, i.e. measure
1713 2, 159 | our inferiors; ~this is called abundant humility. The third
1714 2, 160 | Pride [superbia] is so called because a man thereby aims ~
1715 2, 160 | super-abundant thing may be called pride: and it is ~thus that
1716 2, 160 | irascible not only strictly so called, as a part ~of the sensitive
1717 2, 162 | natural to man cannot be called a ~punishment of sin, because
1718 2, 164 | persons without exception are called studious according to the ~
1719 2, 165 | Confess. x, 35) "it is called concupiscence of the eyes"
1720 2, 166 | the ~soul's delight, are called playful or humorous. Hence
1721 2, 166 | the penitent because he is called upon ~to mourn for his sins.
1722 2, 167 | These ~alone should be called arts; wherefore Chrysostom
1723 2, 169 | 9): "For he that is now called ~a prophet, in time past
1724 2, 169 | prophet, in time past was called a seer." Now sight pertains
1725 2, 169 | Old Testament, they ~were called Seers, because they saw
1726 2, 169 | reply that a person is called a prophet, even while ~his
1727 2, 169 | And ~since a prophet is so called because he foretells the
1728 2, 170 | that ~prophecy strictly so called cannot be from nature, but
1729 2, 170 | the angels, it would ~be called an angelic revelation. Therefore
1730 2, 170 | a ~natural cause is not called prophecy except in a relative
1731 2, 170 | Jn. 15:15, "But I have called you friends, because all
1732 2, 170 | though they be sinners, are ~called slaves of the flesh, but
1733 2, 170 | made by the demons may be ~called prophecy in a restricted
1734 2, 170 | OBJ 3: Those things are called the demons' own, which they
1735 2, 171 | thus enlightened may be called a mirror, in so far as ~
1736 2, 171 | for which reason it is called the "mirror of eternity,"
1737 2, 171 | Perplex. II, xxxvi] have called this "prophetic ecstasy," ~
1738 2, 172 | And another prophecy is called denunciation, which is ~
1739 2, 172 | from heaven, as ~that which called to Abraham saying (Gn. 22:
1740 2, 172 | prophets, who moreover were called prophets for the special
1741 2, 172 | beneath prophecy properly so called, ~because they do not attain
1742 2, 172 | of prophecy properly so ~called, as stated above (A[2],
1743 2, 172 | Psalter says that "David is called ~the prophet by way of excellence."
1744 2, 172 | essence, and yet he is ~called a prophet. Therefore in
1745 2, 172 | manner the blessed can be called ~prophets.~Aquin.: SMT SS
1746 2, 172 | comprehensors and the blessed can be called prophets.~Aquin.: SMT SS
1747 2, 172 | other saints can likewise be called prophets after ~they have
1748 2, 172 | Therefore they cannot be called prophets.~Aquin.: SMT SS
1749 2, 172 | wherefore they ~cannot be called prophets.~Aquin.: SMT SS
1750 2, 172 | Godhead. Hence they are called prophets, according to Ps.
1751 2, 173 | wherefore sleep cannot be called rapture, properly speaking.~
1752 2, 173 | certain respect may be called force if we consider the
1753 2, 173 | intellective appetite which is called the will, and the sensitive
1754 2, 173 | vision. Such ~a vision may be called the third heaven in three
1755 2, 173 | brought about by God being called rapture; and thus Augustine
1756 2, 176 | supernatural effects which ~are called miracles. Therefore the
1757 2, 176 | debate whether they are called signs ~and lying wonders,
1758 2, 176 | this ~respect miracles are called "virtues." The other thing
1759 2, 176 | respect they are commonly called "signs": but ~on account
1760 2, 178 | of the intellect may be ~called "consideration." But "contemplation"
1761 2, 178 | according to Wis. 7:7, "I called ~upon" God, "and the spirit
1762 2, 178 | essentially consists, is called a ~movement, in so far as
1763 2, 180 | OBJ 3: Sometimes a man is called away from the contemplative
1764 2, 180 | clear that when a person is called from ~the contemplative
1765 2, 181 | faithful of ~Christ are called to unity according to Jn.
1766 2, 182 | distinct. For bishops are so called "because they watch over
1767 2, 182 | Holy Ghost, which is here called a ~"private law," except
1768 2, 182 | but of a bishop, who is called a high-priest; and this
1769 2, 183 | market-place, and to be called ~by men, Rabbi." As regards
1770 2, 183 | himself, but he that is ~called by God": and Chrysostom
1771 2, 183 | sors.' Hence clerics are so called either because they ~are
1772 2, 184 | vi) that those who are called ~servants of God, by reason
1773 2, 184 | God. Wherefore those are called religious ~antonomastically,
1774 2, 184 | state of ~perfection are called religious.~Aquin.: SMT SS
1775 2, 185 | religious ~especially are called servants of God, because
1776 2, 186 | Hier. vi) that they are "called ~servants of God by reason
1777 2, 186 | wish to be what you are called, a ~monk," i.e. a solitary, "
1778 2, 186 | philosophers who are ~commonly called Bactroperatae [*i.e. staff
1779 2, 187 | of the commandments was called by our Lord to the observance ~
1780 2, 187 | and to sinners, our Lord called not only the ~innocent youth
1781 2, 187 | religious order. This is ~called the profession, and such
1782 2, 187 | twelve, this being what is called "the age of puberty," ~although
1783 2, 187 | as a consequence ~it is called a state of repentance, inasmuch
1784 3, 1 | no mere creature can be called an infinite effect, since
1785 3, 2 | living beings, which is called "birth" or "sprouting forth,"
1786 3, 2 | Hence ~sometimes form is called nature, and sometimes matter.
1787 3, 2 | essence of the species ~is called the "nature." And thus Boethius
1788 3, 2 | thinking, inasmuch it is called "nature" as it is ~an essence,
1789 3, 2 | nevertheless cannot be called a hypostasis or suppositum, ~
1790 3, 2 | person from natures is not so called ~on account of parts, but
1791 3, 2 | I answer that, Christ is called a man univocally with other
1792 3, 2 | God and man, is not to be called an opinion, but an article ~
1793 3, 2 | 1~Reply OBJ 3: A man is called Creator and is God because
1794 3, 2 | the Divine Person may be called a grace, inasmuch as it
1795 3, 2 | be ~born of thee shall be called the Son of God." And hence
1796 3, 2 | grace ought rather to be ~called personal than natural.~Aquin.:
1797 3, 2 | or habitual, cannot be ~called natural as if caused by
1798 3, 2 | Christ, although it may be called natural, as if coming to
1799 3, 2 | same ~respect; for it is called grace inasmuch as it is
1800 3, 3 | and the like, which are called essential attributes, without ~
1801 3, 3 | or Filiation, which are called Personalities. And ~hence
1802 3, 3 | the three Persons would be called one man, on ~account of
1803 3, 3 | human natures, He would be called, on account of the unity
1804 3, 5 | nature by the Word of God is ~called His Incarnation. But the
1805 3, 6 | the intellect, which is called the spirit, if we compare
1806 3, 6 | respect of the mind that is called the spirit, according to
1807 3, 6 | true God, and henceforth ~called Christ, before the Incarnation
1808 3, 7 | from virtue ~commonly so called by a more perfect mode,
1809 3, 7 | things seen is ~improperly so called, and only after a certain
1810 3, 7 | mind that no one can be called a prophet for knowing and
1811 3, 7 | and for this reason He is called a prophet.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1812 3, 7 | riddles, ~and who yet is called a prophet, according to
1813 3, 7 | which ~office he had been called. And the same must be said
1814 3, 8 | Whether Anti-christ can be called the head of all the wicked?~
1815 3, 8 | so likewise Christ is ~called the Head of the Church from
1816 3, 8 | every principle is usually called a ~head according to Ezech.
1817 3, 8 | ruling; hence the ruler is called the head of a people, according
1818 3, 8 | that Christ ~is fittingly called the Head of the Church.~
1819 3, 8 | duties, may be metaphorically called one ~body. But it is manifest
1820 3, 8 | the personal grace can ~be called in a manner the grace of
1821 3, 8 | OBJ 2: Further, Christ is called Head of the Church from
1822 3, 8 | over the Church is not only called ~"Head," but also "Shepherd"
1823 3, 8 | in this way others may be called heads of the Church, ~according
1824 3, 8 | but all other ~men are called heads with reference to
1825 3, 8 | authority; while others are called heads, as taking ~Christ'
1826 3, 8 | So likewise others may be called ~foundations and heads,
1827 3, 8 | Therefore the devil cannot be called the head of the wicked.~
1828 3, 8 | Therefore the devil cannot be called the head of all ~the wicked.~
1829 3, 8 | devil, and therefore he is ~called their head.~Aquin.: SMT
1830 3, 8 | Whether Anti-christ may be called the head of all the wicked?~
1831 3, 8 | So ~likewise he is not called the head of the wicked from
1832 3, 8 | wickedness. Hence he cannot be ~called the head of all the wicked
1833 3, 8 | one; since ~Anti-christ is called the head, inasmuch as the
1834 3, 11 | it, and this is usually called the obediential power of
1835 3, 11 | Secondly, knowledge may be called discursive or collative
1836 3, 13 | Mt. 10:1) that, "having called His twelve ~disciples together,
1837 3, 13 | willed to die." Now God is called ~omnipotent because "He
1838 3, 15 | appetite are most properly called passions of the soul. ~Now
1839 3, 15 | subject to death, yet they are called not wayfarers, but only ~
1840 3, 15 | I answer that, A man is called a wayfarer from tending
1841 3, 16 | 3) Whether Christ may be called a lordly man?~(4) Whether
1842 3, 16 | imaginary body, ~and thus God is called man as a bronze figure is
1843 3, 16 | man as a bronze figure is called man if it has the ~figure
1844 3, 16 | that He is ~figuratively called man by reason of the parts.
1845 3, 16 | all ~other holy men are called gods - Christ being more
1846 3, 16 | 1~Whether Christ can be called a lordly man?~[*The question
1847 3, 16 | seem that Christ can be called a lordly man. For ~Augustine
1848 3, 16 | like reason may Christ be called a lordly ~man.~Aquin.: SMT
1849 3, 16 | Christ, this man might be called lordly, inasmuch as he is
1850 3, 16 | the human nature is not called "divine" by essence, but ~"
1851 3, 16 | one might say ~that He was called a lordly man by reason of
1852 3, 16 | whatsoever belongs to a lord is ~called lordly, as the "lordly will,"
1853 3, 16 | Who is our Lord, cannot be called ~lordly; yet His flesh can
1854 3, 16 | lordly; yet His flesh can be called "lordly flesh" and His passion
1855 3, 16 | Christ Who God and Man, is called created and ~uncreated,
1856 3, 16 | otherwise, a man's hand might be called a ~person, since it is an
1857 3, 16 | something else, it cannot be called a ~person; nor, for the
1858 3, 16 | Christ, ~although it may be called something individual and
1859 3, 17 | suffices for anything to be called "otherwise" simply. But ~"
1860 3, 17 | suffice for ~anything to be called "another thing" simply,
1861 3, 18 | this power - which is also ~called will - is sometimes natural
1862 3, 18 | sensitive appetite, which is called the sensuality. Consequently
1863 3, 18 | the will, essentially so called, ~which is only in the intellectual
1864 3, 18 | because ~the sensuality is called the will, only because it
1865 3, 18 | the natural will which is called {thelesis}, and the ~rational
1866 3, 18 | rational will which is called {boulesis}. Now Christ in
1867 3, 18 | as health, which act is called by ~Damascene {thelesis} -
1868 3, 18 | human will, essentially ~so called and not by participation;
1869 3, 18 | will as nature, which is called ~{thelesis}, and a will
1870 3, 18 | will as reason, which is called {boulesis}.~Aquin.: SMT
1871 3, 18 | of sensuality, which is ~called will by participation, and
1872 3, 19 | he is; that ~operation is called human simply, which proceeds
1873 3, 19 | And there were ~some who called this a diversity of things
1874 3, 19 | operation, which is properly ~called human; but besides this
1875 3, 20 | Jerome remarks: "He who had called Him a good ~master, and
1876 3, 21 | understand and to feel are called movements; and in this sense
1877 3, 21 | God." Now sensuality is ~called the appetite of the flesh.
1878 3, 21 | a will should rather be called a "velleity" ~than an absolute
1879 3, 22 | 6) Whether He should be called "a priest according to the
1880 3, 22 | between God and man, is called ~an angel, according to
1881 3, 22 | s spirit to Him, may be called a sacrifice.~Aquin.: SMT
1882 3, 22 | holocaust was offered, so called because ~the victim was
1883 3, 22 | Therefore Christ should not be called a priest according to the ~
1884 3, 22 | Therefore Christ should not be called a priest according to ~the
1885 3, 23 | 4) Whether Christ can be called the adopted Son?~Aquin.:
1886 3, 23 | by adoption. But God is called the Father even of the irrational ~
1887 3, 23 | reason of adoption some are called sons of God. But ~to be
1888 3, 23 | 8:15) the Holy Ghost is called "the Spirit of adoption
1889 3, 23 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: God is called the Father of the irrational
1890 3, 23 | Reply OBJ 2: Angels are called sons of God by adoptive
1891 3, 23 | Son of God, can nowise be called an adopted Son.~Aquin.:
1892 3, 23 | reason prevents Christ being called the adopted ~Son of God.~
1893 3, 24 | may be truly and correctly called the Son of Man, ~because
1894 3, 24 | predestination and grace." Now He is called the light ~of predestination
1895 3, 25 | indeed with the adoration called ~'latria,' which is due
1896 3, 25 | higher adoration, which is called ~"hyperdulia."~Aquin.: SMT
1897 3, 25 | the cross does, which is called "the Sign of the Son of ~
1898 3, 26 | Para. 1/1 - OF CHRIST AS CALLED THE MEDIATOR OF GOD AND
1899 3, 26 | to consider how Christ is called the Mediator of God and ~
1900 3, 26 | certain others from being called mediators, in ~some respect,
1901 3, 26 | priests of the Old Law were called ~mediators between God and
1902 3, 26 | the New Law, they may be called mediators ~of God and men,
1903 3, 26 | 13), ~cannot rightly be called mediators between God and
1904 3, 26 | Mediator being denied, He be called the Son either of God alone,
1905 3, 26 | Holy Ghost, He cannot be called Mediator, as God: for on
1906 3, 26 | neither, as man, can He be called Mediator, on ~account of
1907 3, 26 | OBJ 3: Further, Christ is called Mediator, inasmuch as He
1908 3, 26 | therefore He is most truly called Mediator, as man.~Aquin.:
1909 3, 26 | And in this sense He is called the Mediator of God and ~
1910 3, 27 | the Mother of God, who is called "God's ~Tabernacle," according
1911 3, 27 | Saviour of all men," as He is ~called (1 Tim. 4:10). It remains,
1912 3, 27 | born of thee, ~shall be called the Son of God." But the
1913 3, 27 | without the fomes, which is ~called "the law of the flesh" or "
1914 3, 27 | For Christ is specially called the Son of David ~and of
1915 3, 28 | says on Lk. 1:33: Joseph is called the father of ~the Saviour,
1916 3, 28 | Cons. Evang. ii), Joseph is called the ~father of Christ just
1917 3, 28 | of Christ just as "he is called the husband of Mary, without ~
1918 3, 28 | why Joseph should not be called His father; since he would
1919 3, 28 | opening the womb shall be called holy to the ~Lord." This,
1920 3, 28 | Zebedee." Now this Mary who is called "the mother of James and
1921 3, 28 | The Mother of ~God is called (Joseph's) wife from the
1922 3, 28 | brethren of the Lord are so called, not by ~birth, as being
1923 3, 28 | Reply OBJ 6: Mary who is called "the mother of James and
1924 3, 29 | Joseph: who is therefore called ~His "father," as bread-winner.~
1925 3, 29 | is ~still and is rightly called marriage, even without intercourse
1926 3, 29 | et Concup. i): "She is called his wife from the first
1927 3, 30 | 34) says that "those are called archangels who announce
1928 3, 31 | the Mother of Christ is called the cousin of Elizabeth,
1929 3, 31 | And consequently Christ is called in a most special way the
1930 3, 31 | without reason that she was called the wife of Joseph, by reason
1931 3, 31 | reigned his son Azarias, called Ozias; who was succeeded
1932 3, 31 | righteous men, who are called (Christ's) forefathers by
1933 3, 31 | son of Joseph, could be called the son of Heli ~and of
1934 3, 31 | widow, who ~bore him a son, called Heli; so that Jacob and
1935 3, 32 | Christ's body, which is also called His temple, according ~to
1936 3, 32 | be born of thee shall be called the Son of God."~Aquin.:
1937 3, 32 | Secondly, His body may be called His ~house, just as it is
1938 3, 32 | His ~house, just as it is called His temple . . . and what
1939 3, 32 | the Holy Ghost should be called Christ's father in respect
1940 3, 32 | the Holy Ghost should be called Christ's ~father in respect
1941 3, 32 | But the Blessed Virgin is called ~Christ's Mother, by reason
1942 3, 32 | that the Holy Ghost can be called His ~father, through being
1943 3, 32 | aforesaid fashioning, are called the children ~of the whole
1944 3, 32 | seems that Christ should be called the Son of the Holy Ghost,
1945 3, 32 | 1~OBJ 3: Further, God is called our Father by reason of
1946 3, 32 | the Holy Ghost should be ~called Christ's Father in respect
1947 3, 32 | in both ways man can be ~called His son, both because he
1948 3, 32 | sense of "man," never is he called man in the sense in which
1949 3, 32 | the ~portrait of a man is called a man, although, perhaps,
1950 3, 32 | justified, He ought not to be called the Son of God, either in
1951 3, 32 | nowise should Christ be called the Son of the Holy Ghost,
1952 3, 32 | For this reason He is ~called her Son. But as man He was
1953 3, 32 | Therefore Christ is not called the Son of ~the Holy Ghost.~
1954 3, 32 | the Holy Ghost cannot ~be called sons of God in the perfect
1955 3, 32 | And therefore they ~are called sons of God in respect of
1956 3, 32 | principle in generation is called the ~"seminal virtue." But,
1957 3, 33 | natural. For Christ is ~called the Son of Man by reason
1958 3, 33 | this conception cannot be called simply natural.~
1959 3, 34 | be born ~of thee shall be called the Son of God"; and (Jn.
1960 3, 35 | Whether she ought to be called the Mother of God?~(5) Whether
1961 3, 35 | the Blessed Virgin can be called Christ's Mother in respect
1962 3, 35 | Blessed Virgin cannot be called Christ's ~Mother in respect
1963 3, 35 | otherwise wood might be called the mother of the ~bed or
1964 3, 35 | Blessed Virgin cannot be called ~the Mother of Christ.~Aquin.:
1965 3, 35 | neither ~should Christ be called the Son of the Blessed Virgin.~
1966 3, 35 | Blessed Virgin should not be called ~the Mother of Christ.~Aquin.:
1967 3, 35 | things, which is properly called ~nativity.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1968 3, 35 | Blessed Virgin should be called the Mother of God?~Aquin.:
1969 3, 35 | Blessed Virgin should not be called the ~Mother of God. For
1970 3, 35 | OBJ 2: Further, Christ is called God in respect of His Divine
1971 3, 35 | Blessed Virgin should not be called the Mother of God.~Aquin.:
1972 3, 35 | Blessed Virgin should not be ~called Mother of God.~Aquin.: SMT
1973 3, 35 | Now from this is a woman called a man's mother, that she
1974 3, 35 | Blessed Virgin is truly called the ~Mother of God. For
1975 3, 35 | that the Blessed Virgin is called the Mother of ~God, not
1976 3, 35 | by the same relation, be called the Son of ~the Father and
1977 3, 35 | motherhood to Christ. Thus God is called ~Lord by a relation which
1978 3, 35 | which relation Christ is ~called the Son of His Mother. ~
1979 3, 35 | Christ that ~"He shall be called a Nazarene"; which is taken
1980 3, 36 | wise astronomers, who are called Magi among the Persians
1981 3, 36 | heavens but in the air are ~called comets, which do not appear
1982 3, 36 | Scripture the air is sometimes called the ~heavens - for instance, "
1983 3, 37 | and His name shall ~be called Emmanuel"; and (Is. 8:3): "
1984 3, 37 | 6): "His name ~shall be called Wonderful, Counselor God
1985 3, 37 | that His name should be ~called Jesus.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1986 3, 37 | Is. 62:2): "Thou shalt be called by a new ~name, which the
1987 3, 37 | unfitting for His name to be called ~Jesus."~Aquin.: SMT TP
1988 3, 37 | circumcised, His name was called Jesus."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1989 3, 37 | his "kindred that" was "called by this name," as related
1990 3, 37 | occurrence; thus Joseph "called the name ~of" the "first-born
1991 3, 37 | a skin; and his name was called Esau," ~which is interpreted "
1992 3, 37 | 17:5): "Thou ~shalt be called Abraham; because I have
1993 3, 37 | said, "His name shall be called Wonderful," etc., the way ~
1994 3, 37 | to Christ, and thus it is called ~a "new" name.~Aquin.: SMT
1995 3, 37 | which reason Christ is also called "the Lamb - Behold the Lamb ~
1996 3, 37 | opening the womb shall be called holy to the ~Lord.'" Secondly,
1997 3, 37 | in a singular way "is He ~called 'holy,' because He felt
1998 3, 38 | Thou, child, shalt be called the ~prophet of the Highest."
1999 3, 38 | a sacrament properly so called ~[per se], but a kind of
2000 3, 38 | by ~baptizing, which is called "a baptism of penance,"
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