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1001 2, 106 | Law; the third will take place not in this life, but in
1002 2, 107 | Apostle shows in the same place. Therefore the Law is also ~
1003 2, 107 | a located thing is in a place. Secondly, virtually; as
1004 2, 108 | with grace. In ~the first place, as leading in some way
1005 2, 108 | Para. 3/3~In the second place there are those external
1006 2, 108 | Wherefore, in ~the first place, He directs man's will in
1007 2, 108 | evil deeds. In the second place He directs ~man's intention,
1008 2, 108 | they hold the principal place, and are most ~often used
1009 2, 108 | gain glory. In the second place He taught ~us that we must
1010 2, 108 | taught ~us that we must not place our end in riches, when
1011 2, 108 | matters. ~First, we must not place our end in them, nor serve
1012 2, 108 | happiness, ~provided he does not place his end in them: but he
1013 2, 109 | nature. For this only takes place with ~regard to certain
1014 2, 109 | of the will cannot take place without the habitual ~gift
1015 2, 109 | presupposed to grace, takes place without grace. But ~to rise
1016 2, 109 | subject to God, and should place in Him the end of its will.
1017 2, 110 | remission of sins does not take ~place without some effect divinely
1018 2, 111 | lead men to God, this takes place in a certain order, so that ~
1019 2, 111 | Hence it ~is not right to place faith amongst the gratuitous
1020 2, 113 | to justice does not take place without a movement of the ~
1021 2, 113 | justification of the ungodly takes place in an instant or ~successively?~
1022 2, 113 | the ungodly does not take ~place in an instant, but successively,
1023 2, 113 | justification ~of the ungodly takes place not all at once, but successively.~
1024 2, 113 | infusion of grace takes place in an ~instant and without
1025 2, 113 | the ungodly by God takes place in an ~instant.~Aquin.:
1026 2, 113 | and this consent takes place suddenly. Sometimes, indeed,
1027 2, 113 | before the movement takes place. ~Hence the remission of
1028 2, 113 | justice at once, as took place in the conversion of Paul,
1029 2, 113 | only whenever this takes place beyond the order of the
1030 2, 114 | the last end to those who place their end in it; hence ~
1031 2, 114 | be urged that this takes place because of the ~impediment
1032 2, 1 | Further, development has taken place, in sciences devised by
1033 2, 1 | kind of progress that takes place in ~sciences devised by
1034 2, 1 | actual generation can take ~place, an agent, namely, and matter.
1035 2, 1 | the articles of faith, a place is given to a work ~appropriated
1036 2, 2 | Therefore thinking has no place in the act ~of faith.~Aquin.:
1037 2, 3 | binding; but they bind as to place and time ~according to other
1038 2, 4 | faith, and, in the first ~place, faith itself; secondly,
1039 2, 5 | of heaven and takes the place of faith. Consequently,
1040 2, 5 | one should give the first ~place to the First Truth. But
1041 2, 9 | corresponds, in the first place, sorrow for past errors,
1042 2, 10 | holds a ~more important place in virtue. Now that which
1043 2, 10 | allows certain evils to take place in the universe, ~which
1044 2, 11 | seems to hold ~the chief place and to be the end as it
1045 2, 11 | person hold a secondary place. Consequently he ~that holds
1046 2, 12 | God. For, in the first place, man is united to God by
1047 2, 12 | Therefore there will be no place for blasphemy.~Aquin.: SMT
1048 2, 12 | the tree . . . in ~what place soever it shall fall, there
1049 2, 13 | ways, as stated in the same place: first, through ~the inclination
1050 2, 15 | should have been given a place ~among the precepts of the
1051 2, 15 | decalogue which take the first ~place.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[16] A[
1052 2, 16 | under what division we must place hope, we ~must observe whence
1053 2, 17 | Therefore hope ~has no place in them.~Aquin.: SMT SS
1054 2, 17 | or to the north, in what place soever it shall fall, there ~
1055 2, 18 | fear which had prepared a place for it."~Aquin.: SMT SS
1056 2, 18 | own good, yet not so as to place ~his end in this his own
1057 2, 18 | good, and yet he does not place his end in this good, ~so
1058 2, 18 | filial fear holds ~the first place, as it were, among the gifts
1059 2, 18 | ascending order, and the last place, in the descending order.~
1060 2, 18 | wherefore fear holds the first place among the gifts. Perfection, ~
1061 2, 19 | pleasures hold the first place: for the love of those ~
1062 2, 22 | he loves God in the first place. Again he says (De Trin.
1063 2, 22 | virtues ~themselves, the first place belongs to that which attains
1064 2, 23 | charity could only take place by one rational mind ~being
1065 2, 23 | increase does not take place at once, but when we strive
1066 2, 23 | destroyed: in the second place man's chief ~pursuit is
1067 2, 23 | its subject, here is the place to consider whether it can
1068 2, 23 | effected not by change of place but by aversion of the will." ~
1069 2, 24 | friendship with God in the first place, and, ~consequently, with
1070 2, 24 | nature takes ~the second place, the former of which the
1071 2, 24 | outward man, to hold the first place. Wherefore, since they know
1072 2, 24 | friendship. For in the first place, every friend wishes his
1073 2, 24 | mind ~which holds the first place in him, man, out of charity,
1074 2, 25 | chiefly who by reason of place, time or any other ~circumstance,
1075 2, 25 | and that, in ~the second place, he may wish other things
1076 2, 28 | his due end by making him place his end in ~something undue:
1077 2, 29 | but according as ~time and place require: because all acts
1078 2, 29 | chiefly who by reason ~of place, time or any other circumstance,
1079 2, 29 | various requirements of time, place, or matter in ~hand: because
1080 2, 29 | we should give the first place to our ~parents before all
1081 2, 30 | in respect of a dwelling place, and as to this we have "
1082 2, 30 | circumstances of persons, place and time, even as in other
1083 2, 30 | almsdeeds hold the first place, ~for three reasons. First,
1084 2, 30 | money for thy brother . . . place thy treasure in ~the commandments
1085 2, 30 | three ways. In the first ~place a thing is ill-gotten if
1086 2, 31 | mortal sin, which ~has no place in a holy man. Yet holy
1087 2, 32 | due ~to God in the first place, and to our neighbor afterwards.
1088 2, 32 | is of evil, which has no place in God Himself, but only
1089 2, 33 | affects a ~body that changes place, it is called "restlessness
1090 2, 33 | the body to move ~from one place to another, it is called "
1091 2, 34 | removed from him, whether ~in place, time, or station, but those
1092 2, 34 | that which has its chief place in his heart, for as quoted ~
1093 2, 37 | sedition, and war. In the first place, then, ~about schism, there
1094 2, 38 | dearly beloved, but give place unto wrath." Therefore war ~
1095 2, 38 | warlike exercises which take place ~in tournaments are forbidden
1096 2, 38 | the scabbard [Vulg.: ~'its place'] [*"Scabbard" is the reading
1097 2, 39 | private war, because it takes place between ~private persons,
1098 2, 42 | charity, they should ~have a place among the chief precepts
1099 2, 42 | decalogue. ~But they have no place there. Therefore no precepts
1100 2, 42 | indicated in Luke 10, where in ~place of "strength" or "force"
1101 2, 43 | Wisdom, which in the ~first place unites itself to us by the
1102 2, 45 | cardinal virtues. In the first place we shall consider ~prudence
1103 2, 46 | knowledge. In the first place, knowledge itself, which,
1104 2, 47 | Remin. ii): "Sometimes a place brings ~memories back to
1105 2, 47 | end, as stated in the same place. ~Wherefore the understanding
1106 2, 47 | even in subjects, there is place for prudence; to which ~
1107 2, 47 | 5,7,9. Now there is no place in good counsel for shrewdness [*
1108 2, 48 | regnative ~prudence in its place.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[50] A[
1109 2, 50 | creature through time and ~place, and the spiritual creature
1110 2, 50 | through time, but not through place, as ~Augustine declares (
1111 2, 50 | gift of counsel finds a place ~in them.~Aquin.: SMT SS
1112 2, 50 | that counsel which takes place in heaven. Even so ~neither
1113 2, 51 | so as to wrong a sacred place, this would constitute ~
1114 2, 53 | end. If, however, a man place his last end in a good ~
1115 2, 53 | signification, so that a man ~place the last end of his whole
1116 2, 53 | in which case he does not place ~the end of his whole life
1117 2, 53 | especially mortal, has no place in perfect men. Yet a certain ~
1118 2, 53 | words, which hold the chief place among ~those signs whereby
1119 2, 53 | his needs, not that he may place his end in them and be over ~
1120 2, 55 | and further to denote the place where ~justice is administered,
1121 2, 55 | that positive right has its place. Hence the ~Philosopher
1122 2, 58 | For ~positive right has no place except where "it matters
1123 2, 59 | to a ~part. In the first place there is the order of one
1124 2, 59 | two persons. In the second place there is the ~order of the
1125 2, 59 | commutations that can take place between two persons. of
1126 2, 59 | Because, in the first place, when a person injures the
1127 2, 59 | justice: but there is no ~place for it in distributive justice,
1128 2, 60 | should be deposited in a safe place ~to be kept for him, and
1129 2, 60 | compensated. Wherefore there is no place for restitution in those ~
1130 2, 60 | the robbery cannot take place. Thirdly, in the case of ~
1131 2, 61 | sin?~(2) Whether it takes place in the dispensation of spiritualities?~(
1132 2, 61 | spiritualities?~(3) Whether it takes place in showing honor?~(4) Whether
1133 2, 61 | honor?~(4) Whether it takes place in judicial sentences?~Aquin.:
1134 2, 61 | respect of ~persons takes place. The other giving belongs
1135 2, 61 | such a giving there ~is no place for respect of persons,
1136 2, 61 | respect of persons takes place in the dispensation of spiritual ~
1137 2, 61 | of persons does not take place in the ~dispensation of
1138 2, 61 | of persons does not take place in the conferring of spiritual ~
1139 2, 61 | persons seems not to take place in the dispensation of ~
1140 2, 61 | respect of persons takes place in showing honor and respect?~
1141 2, 61 | of persons does not take place in ~showing honor and respect.
1142 2, 61 | honored as standing in God's place, and as representing ~the
1143 2, 61 | honored if he stand in God's place or represent the whole community: ~
1144 2, 61 | respect of persons takes place in judicial sentences?~Aquin.:
1145 2, 61 | of persons does not take ~place in judicial sentences. For
1146 2, 61 | of ~persons does not take place in judicial sentences.~Aquin.:
1147 2, 61 | of persons does ~not take place in judicial sentences.~Aquin.:
1148 2, 61 | respect of persons may ~take place in any judgment.~Aquin.:
1149 2, 62 | order, and in the first ~place we shall consider murder
1150 2, 65 | judge in that particular place, for instance when the ~
1151 2, 65 | Public disgrace takes the place of an accuser. Hence a ~
1152 2, 65 | Reply OBJ 1: There is a place for the judge's mercy in
1153 2, 66 | ignorance of fact has no place. Yet he who ~falsely charges
1154 2, 67 | such as to stay in the place whence he ~would be led
1155 2, 68 | fact, for instance in time, place, or ~persons, which are
1156 2, 68 | such and such a time or place, ~while another says it
1157 2, 68 | happened at another time or place, they seem not to ~be speaking
1158 2, 68 | to a ~determinate time or place And if on such points as
1159 2, 69 | the injustice which takes place in judgment on the ~part
1160 2, 69 | binding according to time and place, and this is chiefly ~in
1161 2, 69 | chiefly who by reason of place, time, or ~any other circumstance,
1162 2, 69 | He says "by reason of place," because one is not bound
1163 2, 69 | opportunities afforded by time, place, and other ~circumstances,
1164 2, 70 | have obtained the ~chief place among men for the purpose
1165 2, 70 | silent, in order to give place to anger. Hence it is written ~(
1166 2, 71 | upon life. In the last ~place come external goods, among
1167 2, 71 | wherefore backbiting which takes place in secret, is not ~the daughter
1168 2, 72 | a friend takes the first place, since "no man can live ~
1169 2, 73 | for sometimes it takes place in jest among friends, wherefore
1170 2, 73 | of Israel." In the second place ~comes derision of one's
1171 2, 74 | namely by way of time or ~place: and thus Job cursed the
1172 2, 75 | larger. ~However in each place those who govern the state
1173 2, 75 | consideration for the conditions of ~place and time. Hence it is not
1174 2, 75 | seller carry wheat to a place where ~wheat fetches a high
1175 2, 75 | changed with ~the change of place or time, or on account of
1176 2, 75 | transferring the thing from one place to another, or again in
1177 2, 78 | equal due. In the first place, whatever man ~renders to
1178 2, 79 | one who cultivates the ~place where he dwells. Since,
1179 2, 81 | what effects shall take place, but also from ~what causes
1180 2, 81 | do not ~know what takes place in this world, especially
1181 2, 81 | first but in the ~second place. Hence Augustine says (De
1182 2, 81 | ever God wishes to take place ~through their prayers:
1183 2, 82 | latria, and in the ~first place, adoration whereby one uses
1184 2, 82 | adoration requires a definite place?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[84] A[
1185 2, 82 | adoration requires a definite place?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[84] A[
1186 2, 82 | does not require a definite place. ~It is written (Jn. 4:21): "
1187 2, 82 | places. Therefore a definite place is not ~necessary for adoration.~
1188 2, 82 | does not require a definite place.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[84] A[
1189 2, 82 | the west, if ~any definite place be requisite for adoration.~
1190 2, 82 | God as not comprised in a place; while bodily signs must
1191 2, 82 | necessity be ~in some definite place and position. Hence a definite
1192 2, 82 | position. Hence a definite place is required ~for adoration,
1193 2, 82 | offered ~to God in every place," as stated in Malach. 1:
1194 2, 82 | Reply OBJ 2: A definite place is chosen for adoration,
1195 2, 82 | though He were enclosed in a place, but on account ~of the
1196 2, 82 | reasons. First, because the place is ~consecrated, so that
1197 2, 85 | the Lord thy God in the place which He shall choose."
1198 2, 85 | offering of sacrifices, has no place in the New Law, since the
1199 2, 86 | religious life, or this place, as being most agreeable
1200 2, 86 | life, or to this particular place, because ~the one or the
1201 2, 86 | solemnization that takes place in ~the reception of holy
1202 2, 86 | nuptial ~solemnization takes place only when the marriage is
1203 2, 86 | parents, or guardians in place of their parents: ~wherefore
1204 2, 86 | prelate stands in God's place. Therefore a commutation
1205 2, 86 | he ~does not stand in the place of God; except perhaps in
1206 2, 86 | Sovereign Pontiff holds the place of Christ ~throughout the
1207 2, 87 | or the Name of ~God. The place for treating of the taking
1208 2, 90 | must ~consider in the first place, superstition and its parts,
1209 2, 90 | worship is in the first place to give reverence to ~God,
1210 2, 91 | in two ways. In the first place, it happens on the part ~
1211 2, 91 | to suffer. In the second place, falsehood ~in outward worship
1212 2, 93 | the cause of what takes place in the world, according
1213 2, 93 | heavenly bodies. In the ~first place all effects that occur accidentally,
1214 2, 93 | Para. 4/7~In the second place, acts of the free-will,
1215 2, 93 | twofold cause. In the first place it may be ~due to a bodily
1216 2, 93 | Para. 2/3~In the second place, this instinct is produced
1217 2, 93 | and this can only take place in "sortilege of ~allotment,"
1218 2, 94 | signs of those that take place in our time. Now it is ~
1219 2, 94 | Para. 2/2~In the second place, one should beware lest
1220 2, 95 | tempt them. In ~the second place it may be done with cunning
1221 2, 97 | of any woman in a sacred place under theft, if one ~steal
1222 2, 97 | take a person from a sacred place for he ~might lawfully have
1223 2, 97 | things. And the holiness of a place is directed to ~the holiness
1224 2, 97 | who worships God in a holy place. For it is written ~(2 Macc.
1225 2, 97 | choose the people for the place's sake, but ~the place for
1226 2, 97 | the place's sake, but ~the place for the people's sake."
1227 2, 97 | committed against a ~sacred place. Yet in either species there
1228 2, 97 | Among these the highest place belongs to ~the sacraments
1229 2, 97 | gravest of all. The ~second place, after the sacraments, belongs
1230 2, 98 | they who ~work in the holy place, eat the things that are
1231 2, 98 | things that are of the holy place; and ~they that serve the
1232 2, 98 | no procession would take place at a ~funeral unless a certain
1233 2, 98 | Abraham bought for a burial place was consecrated for that
1234 2, 98 | as payment for a burial ~place, he sinned in selling, though
1235 2, 98 | offered him the ~burial place for nothing, Abraham deemed
1236 2, 98 | If, however, this took place before the ~Council, they
1237 2, 98 | must be assigned a lower ~place.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[100] A[
1238 2, 99 | both counts God holds first place, for He is supremely ~excellent,
1239 2, 99 | government. In ~the second place, the principles of our being
1240 2, 99 | to piety, in the second place, to give worship to one'
1241 2, 100 | the virtuous in the first ~place after God. Now honor and
1242 2, 100 | observance ~takes the first place after religion.~Aquin.:
1243 2, 102 | the body take the middle place, and the ~highest are the
1244 2, 104 | for oneself, there is no place for gratitude or ingratitude, ~
1245 2, 105 | the favor at a suitable place and time according to ~one'
1246 2, 105 | to do? For in the first place he should not easily ~judge
1247 2, 107 | with justice. In the first ~place it is directed to another,
1248 2, 107 | himself. In the ~second place, justice sets up a certain
1249 2, 108 | words hold the ~chief place among other signs. And so
1250 2, 115 | after himself in the first place. And yet it does not belong
1251 2, 116 | LIBERALITY, AND IN THE FIRST PLACE, OF ~COVETOUSNESS (EIGHT
1252 2, 116 | which ~occupies a principal place among sensible goods, for
1253 2, 116 | things. For in the first place it exceeds in retaining,
1254 2, 116 | 30], A[1]]. In the second place it belongs to covetousness ~
1255 2, 119 | although this act has no place in ~heaven, especially after
1256 2, 120 | they were to be given a place not among the precepts of
1257 2, 120 | generation is that in ~the first place contraries and obstacles
1258 2, 120 | the Lord's day took the ~place of the observance of the
1259 2, 120 | are changeable in point of place and time.~Aquin.: SMT SS
1260 2, 120 | directing us to God, a place is given to the precept
1261 2, 120 | neighbor, had to be given a ~place, as general precepts, among
1262 2, 121 | fortitude holds the first place, because fear of dangers ~
1263 2, 122 | Christ's sake takes the place ~of Baptism. Wherefore just
1264 2, 126 | which he puts in the ~place of patience, and "firmness,"
1265 2, 127 | blame. For, in the first ~place, the magnanimous is unmindful
1266 2, 127 | praise. For in the first ~place, when it is said that the
1267 2, 127 | virtues. Again, in ~the second place, it is said that he is remiss
1268 2, 127 | also said, in the third place, to employ ~irony, not as
1269 2, 127 | middle ~class." In the fourth place, it is said that he cannot
1270 2, 128 | magnanimity; and in the first ~place, those that are opposed
1271 2, 130 | devil, vainglory finds a place even in ~the servants of
1272 2, 130 | number: and these do not place vainglory ~among the capital
1273 2, 134 | fortitude has the ~principal place, and that it lays claim
1274 2, 134 | of wrongs endured, so is ~place. But no virtue is distinct
1275 2, 134 | patience on the score of place. ~Therefore in like manner
1276 2, 134 | is a long way off as to place, though distant ~from us,
1277 2, 134 | Moreover, what ~is remote as to place offers no difficulty save
1278 2, 136 | considered. In the first place ~there is the pleasure,
1279 2, 138 | always, but according to ~place and time. Wherefore just
1280 2, 139 | EIGHT ARTICLES)~In the next place we must consider temperance: (
1281 2, 139 | withholds us, hold the lowest place in man, ~and are becoming
1282 2, 139 | according to the demands of place and time, ~and in keeping
1283 2, 140 | circumstances in which the act takes place, is simply more ~voluntary.
1284 2, 141 | particular object. In the first place there is the movement of ~
1285 2, 142 | particular: and in the ~first place the integral parts, which
1286 2, 146 | love himself in the first place after God, as ~stated above (
1287 2, 146 | is a circumstance, so is place. If then gluttony ~admits
1288 2, 146 | be others in respect of place and other circumstances.~
1289 2, 146 | 2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Place and other circumstances
1290 2, 147 | kings, who hold the highest place in human affairs: while
1291 2, 150 | semen: and this may take place without copulation, whether
1292 2, 150 | whether copulation takes place or not. Augustine, however, ~
1293 2, 150 | that they know in what place the martyrs and the holy
1294 2, 152 | can. Lex ~illa]), do not place sacrilege among other sins
1295 2, 152 | against nature, ~the lowest place belongs to the sin of uncleanness,
1296 2, 153 | is virginity in the first place, ~and widowhood in the second.
1297 2, 155 | grants this, in the first place, that those ~whom she sets
1298 2, 159 | i.e. inclined to the lowest place. This may happen in two
1299 2, 159 | failings, assumes the lowest place ~according to his mode:
1300 2, 159 | self-abasement to the lowest place. ~Now this is sometimes
1301 2, 159 | seem to denote in the first place man's subjection to God;
1302 2, 159 | humility holds the first place, inasmuch as it expels ~
1303 2, 160 | A[2], OBJ[3]), did not place it among the capital vices,
1304 2, 161 | OBJ 2: Gluttony also had a place in the sin of our first
1305 2, 161 | from ~some circumstance of place, person, or time. The former
1306 2, 162 | 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, the place of paradise was made for
1307 2, 162 | 1/1~OBJ 5: Further, this place of the earthly paradise
1308 2, 162 | in two ways. In the first place by being deprived of that
1309 2, 162 | of integrity, namely the place of the earthly ~paradise:
1310 2, 162 | of ~the tree of life) and place; for "God placed before . . .
1311 2, 162 | Reply OBJ 4: Although the place of the earthly paradise
1312 2, 162 | himself ~deprived of that place on account of sin, and because
1313 2, 162 | spiritual interpretation, ~this place would seem to be inaccessible,
1314 2, 164 | regards knowledge in the first place, and as a ~result it regards
1315 2, 165 | things. For in the first place, both in man and in other
1316 2, 165 | sustenance. In the second place, ~it is directed in a manner
1317 2, 166 | whether persons, business, or place. ~Hence Ambrose says (De
1318 2, 166 | ourselves to persons, time, and place, ~and take due account of
1319 2, 167 | hailing ~from a reputable place to be without them." Now
1320 2, 168 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, a place before all should have been
1321 2, 168 | common. Hence ~there was no place for its prohibition among
1322 2, 168 | the Law so as to have a place in the ~Decalogue.~Aquin.:
1323 2, 169 | the ~material sight takes place through material light,
1324 2, 169 | intellectual sight takes place through intellectual ~light.
1325 2, 169 | means of which it takes place, even as an effect is proportionate
1326 2, 169 | arguments set down in the first place consider the revelation
1327 2, 170 | subtle motions which take place in the human imagination
1328 2, 171 | two that holds the chief place in prophecy, ~since judgment
1329 2, 171 | Psalter, "a vision that takes place by dreams and apparitions
1330 2, 171 | something fail to see what takes place before them. Now in the ~
1331 2, 171 | prophetic ~revelation takes place in four ways: namely, by
1332 2, 171 | abstraction from the senses takes place in the prophets without ~
1333 2, 171 | that shineth in a dark ~place." Now nothing can enlighten
1334 2, 172 | mentions in the seventh place. As to the imprinting ~of
1335 2, 172 | which he gives the third place; "vision," which occurs
1336 2, 172 | this he puts in ~the second place; and "ecstasy," which results
1337 2, 172 | this he assigns the first place. ~As regards sensible signs
1338 2, 172 | he mentions in the fourth place - or a ~"voice" sounding
1339 2, 172 | this he ~puts in the fifth place - or a voice proceeding
1340 2, 172 | which ~he assigns the sixth place.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[174] A[
1341 2, 172 | that shineth in a dark place." Now there is no darkness
1342 2, 173 | corporeal, but because this place is appointed for ~the contemplation
1343 2, 173 | life which is to take the place of the present ~life?" Now
1344 2, 173 | did such a withdrawal take place in Paul.~Aquin.: SMT SS
1345 2, 173 | power is lifted up above the place befitting it according ~
1346 2, 176 | power. Sometimes this takes ~place after prayer, as when Peter
1347 2, 178 | almost immovably in one place." Therefore it would seem
1348 2, 178 | sensible operations do not take place without movement, the ~result
1349 2, 178 | his saying in the second ~place that "the soul's intellectual
1350 2, 180 | offer to God, in the first place, his soul, according to
1351 2, 180 | pleasing God"; in the second place, the souls ~of others, according
1352 2, 181 | three things. In the first place it regards the perfection
1353 2, 182 | and ordain him in ~such place as he shall choose fitting."
1354 2, 183 | Dei xix, 19): "The higher ~place, without which the people
1355 2, 183 | of God, and in the second place according to the appointment ~
1356 2, 183 | accept a ~bishopric. Now to place an obstacle to a thing amounts
1357 2, 183 | offer himself according as place and time demand: ~hence
1358 2, 183 | command. Now one may lawfully place an obstacle to things thus
1359 2, 183 | the monastic life and a place of repentance, should by
1360 2, 183 | Further, bishops take the place of the apostles in the Church, ~
1361 2, 184 | be fourfold. In the first place we shall consider ~those
1362 2, 184 | Further, religion would seem a place of repentance; for it is ~
1363 2, 184 | the monastic life and a place of repentance, should by
1364 2, 184 | to the episcopate." Now a place of repentance is opposed
1365 2, 184 | penitents in ~the lowest place, namely among those who
1366 2, 184 | state is a most fitting ~place for penance. Hence (XXXIII,
1367 2, 185 | particular. For in the first place, as to prayer, he ~says: "
1368 2, 185 | monasteries, or in what place any one of them has bestowed
1369 2, 186 | continence, by solitude of place, ~by abstinence, by mutual
1370 2, 186 | encounter in words that takes place between counsel at law.
1371 2, 186 | face into every city and place whither He Himself ~was
1372 2, 186 | Accordingly the highest place in religious orders ~is
1373 2, 186 | Nom. vii). ~The second place belongs to those which are
1374 2, 186 | disciples held a ~foremost place, and the money in Christ'
1375 2, 186 | putteth it in a hidden place, nor under a bushel." Now
1376 2, 186 | are seemingly in a hidden place, and to be doing no good
1377 2, 187 | like the holy orders, has a place ~of eminence in the Church.
1378 2, 187 | The highest and the lowest place can be taken in three ~ways.
1379 3, 1 | proved to us how high a place human nature holds ~amongst
1380 3, 1 | Augustine says in the same place. Fifthly, in ~order to free
1381 3, 1 | Incarnation should take place at the beginning of the
1382 3, 2 | the Word Incarnate took place in the nature?~(2) Whether
1383 3, 2 | nature?~(2) Whether it took place in the Person?~(3) Whether
1384 3, 2 | Person?~(3) Whether it took place in the suppositum or hypostasis?~(
1385 3, 2 | union of body and soul took place in Christ?~(6) Whether the
1386 3, 2 | the Incarnate Word took place in the nature?~Aquin.: SMT
1387 3, 2 | the Word Incarnate took place in ~the nature. For Cyril
1388 3, 2 | be unless the ~union took place in the nature. Therefore
1389 3, 2 | the Word Incarnate ~took place in the nature.~Aquin.: SMT
1390 3, 2 | therefore the union took place in the nature.~Aquin.: SMT
1391 3, 2 | the union did not take ~place in the nature.~Aquin.: SMT
1392 3, 2 | the Incarnate Word took place in the nature. For one thing
1393 3, 2 | subsistence having taken place) one Christ results, but
1394 3, 2 | the Incarnate Word took place in the Person?~Aquin.: SMT
1395 3, 2 | Incarnate Word did not take ~place in the person. For the Person
1396 3, 2 | the union did not ~take place in the nature, it follows
1397 3, 2 | follows that it did not take place in the ~person.~Aquin.:
1398 3, 2 | seem that the union took place in the person.~Aquin.: SMT
1399 3, 2 | Therefore the union took place in the person.~Aquin.: SMT
1400 3, 2 | follows that the union took ~place in the Person of the Word,
1401 3, 2 | to the Word of God took place in the ~person, and not
1402 3, 2 | Therefore the ~union took place in the person.~Aquin.: SMT
1403 3, 2 | the Word Incarnate took place in the suppositum or ~hypostasis?~
1404 3, 2 | Incarnate did not take ~place in the suppositum or hypostasis.
1405 3, 2 | Word Incarnate did not take place ~in the suppositum.~Aquin.:
1406 3, 2 | hence that the union took place in the person and not in
1407 3, 2 | which the union can take ~place, this something is nothing
1408 3, 2 | therefore, the ~union took place in the person and not in
1409 3, 2 | that ~the union only took place in regard to some dignity.
1410 3, 2 | that the union did not take place in the ~hypostasis or suppositum.
1411 3, 2 | union in Christ will ~take place in the nature, which is
1412 3, 2 | for the union did not take place in the nature, ~as was said
1413 3, 2 | union of God and man took place in ~the essence or nature,
1414 3, 2 | the union having ~taken place in the hypostasis, is enough
1415 3, 2 | although the union did not take place in the nature.~Aquin.: SMT
1416 3, 2 | Further, the end holds first place in everything. But the end
1417 3, 2 | in Whom the union takes place.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[2] A[9]
1418 3, 2 | of the Incarnation took place by grace?~Aquin.: SMT TP
1419 3, 2 | Incarnation did not take ~place by grace. For grace is an
1420 3, 2 | the Divine did not take place ~accidentally, as was shown
1421 3, 2 | Incarnation did not take place by grace.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1422 3, 2 | this union did not take ~place by grace. ~Aquin.: SMT TP
1423 3, 2 | suppositum does not take place by means of a habit.~Aquin.:
1424 3, 2 | of the Incarnation took place by grace, even ~as the union
1425 3, 2 | grace, inasmuch as it took ~place without being preceded by
1426 3, 2 | of which the union took place.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[2] A[10]
1427 3, 2 | which it is said in the same place (Col. 2:17) that they are
1428 3, 2 | Incarnation did not take place by habitual grace alone,
1429 3, 2 | own descending, should ~place the souls of the righteous
1430 3, 2 | Benedictus], and this took place through the Incarnation.
1431 3, 2 | Incarnation did not take place in the ~nature, but in the
1432 3, 2 | Although the union did not take place in the nature, yet it ~was
1433 3, 3 | this assuming of flesh took place by the Divine action. Likewise
1434 3, 3 | AA[1]~,2), the union took place in the Person, and not in
1435 3, 3 | the union did not take place in the nature, as was said
1436 3, 3 | because the assumption took place by Its power; but to be
1437 3, 3 | But the union cannot take place in the nature, but only
1438 3, 3 | The assumption which takes place by the grace of adoption ~
1439 3, 3 | natural ~sonship; but it takes place in us, by appropriation,
1440 3, 3 | which, indeed, does not take place by the power of the human ~
1441 3, 4 | assumption of human ~nature took place for the common salvation
1442 3, 4 | contrary, the assumption took place in order that the Son ~of
1443 3, 4 | which would not have taken place had He assumed human nature
1444 3, 5 | salvation of man has not taken place; ~since the effect must
1445 3, 5 | holding that the Word took the place of a ~soul to the body.
1446 3, 5 | ignored, and in the other no ~place is given to merit. Is He
1447 3, 5 | that the ~Word supplied its place." But this position is refuted
1448 3, 5 | required ~to supply the place of the thing, as where the
1449 3, 6 | what is written in the same place: "We saw His glory, the
1450 3, 6 | the union did not take ~place in the subsistence, or the
1451 3, 6 | Therefore the union took ~place by grace.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1452 3, 6 | with human nature took ~place in the subsistence, and
1453 3, 6 | gratis, ~the union took place by grace, not as a means,
1454 3, 7 | a gloss says in the same place, faith is that "whereby ~
1455 3, 7 | this is clear in regard ~to place and time. For if anyone
1456 3, 7 | it, in whose time it took place. Hence if ~God or angels,
1457 3, 7 | justified, which has no place in ~Christ, Who never lay
1458 3, 7 | because there is no lower place than that of the earth.
1459 3, 7 | mission of the Son took place, is prior in ~the order
1460 3, 7 | of ~the Holy Ghost takes place. Secondly, the reason of
1461 3, 7 | Christ, since both take ~place by the gratuitous will of
1462 3, 8 | pertain to the Church in every place and time and state; but
1463 3, 8 | heads, as taking ~Christ's place, according to 2 Cor. 2:10, "
1464 3, 9 | nature with the Divine took place ~in the Person, as is clear
1465 3, 10 | the Person of Christ took place in such a way that the ~
1466 3, 11 | to ~everything in fitting place and time. And hence neither
1467 3, 12 | intellect, it seems becoming to place ~even this action in Christ.
1468 3, 12 | child. ~Hence in the same place he adds that "Jesus' withdrawal
1469 3, 13 | union in person so took place that there ~still remained
1470 3, 14 | death." Now ~sin had no place in Christ. Therefore Christ
1471 3, 14 | defects death holds the chief place. ~Now Christ assumed death.
1472 3, 14 | Contraries cannot take place simultaneously in the ~same.
1473 3, 15 | for in riches the first place is given to gold). They
1474 3, 16 | changed; and this takes place in whatever is predicated ~
1475 3, 16 | the assumption that took place in the Incarnation it was
1476 3, 17 | common. For, in ~their proper place, we must consider what pertains
1477 3, 17 | even as in Socrates we place ~one being inasmuch as he
1478 3, 18 | maintained that the Word was in place ~of the soul, or even in
1479 3, 18 | of the soul, or even in place of the intellect. Hence
1480 3, 18 | in Christ ~were forced to place one will in Him. Nestorius,
1481 3, 18 | will ~it is necessary to place in Christ a human will,
1482 3, 18 | act, it is necessary to place two wills, i.e. two species
1483 3, 18 | in Christ, we must also place ~choice, and consequently
1484 3, 19 | regeneration, which takes place in baptism; wherein we are
1485 3, 22 | Christ. For, ~in the first place, our sins were blotted out,
1486 3, 23 | just as all that takes place in time is ~a certain likeness
1487 3, 24 | things are said to take place when they are made ~known;
1488 3, 24 | eternity which is to take ~place at some time. But this proposition, "
1489 3, 25 | latria" to that in which we ~place our hope of salvation. But
1490 3, 25 | hope of salvation. But we place our hope in Christ's cross,
1491 3, 26 | they do occupy a middle place, because, in ~the order
1492 3, 27 | the nature. And this takes place when the ~off-spring conceived
1493 3, 27 | understood as having taken place before animation, for two
1494 3, 27 | Virgin holds the highest place. For Christ did not ~contract
1495 3, 27 | punishment. This will take place at the resurrection. The
1496 3, 27 | having mounted to its own place.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[27] A[
1497 3, 28 | nothing should have taken place in the mystery of ~Christ,
1498 3, 28 | bodies cannot be in one place at the same time. It ~was
1499 3, 28 | that all these things took place miraculously by ~Divine
1500 3, 28 | have at some time taken place between Mary and Joseph:
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