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1501 3, 28 | completion of which that ~takes place which previously had not
1502 3, 28 | previously had not taken place. And the verb "knew" ~refers
1503 3, 28 | children. For, in the first ~place, this is derogatory to Christ'
1504 3, 28 | what was in the mind take place eventually, since ~something
1505 3, 28 | virginity had ~a special place in the Mother of God. It
1506 3, 29 | he knows whatever takes ~place in bodies. Secondly, because
1507 3, 30 | Incarnation was to take place. But it was not given to
1508 3, 30 | Whether the Annunciation took place in becoming order?~Aquin.:
1509 3, 30 | Annunciation did not take place in ~becoming order. For
1510 3, 31 | and to be contained in no place. He is able to come without ~
1511 3, 31 | without ~moving from the place where He was; and to go
1512 3, 31 | this blood is drawn to a place apt for conception. ~This,
1513 3, 31 | This, however, did not take place in Christ's conception:
1514 3, 32 | Ghost did not take ~the place of seed in Christ's conception.
1515 3, 32 | the Holy Ghost took the place of seed: but we say that ~
1516 3, 32 | seems that a mingling took place of the Holy Ghost with the
1517 3, 32 | the ~Holy Ghost took the place of seed in this conception.
1518 3, 32 | the Holy Ghost took the place of seed, considered as a ~
1519 3, 33 | generation might aptly take place. Now, no body can be ~moved
1520 3, 33 | movement of the blood to the place of ~generation; secondly,
1521 3, 33 | parts ~of which come into a place successively. The third
1522 3, 33 | united together in the ~place of generation, Christ's
1523 3, 33 | of the matter towards the place of generation.~Aquin.: SMT
1524 3, 33 | because the conception took place in her womb.~Aquin.: SMT
1525 3, 35 | the Nativity;~(7) Of its place;~(8) Of the time of the
1526 3, 35 | of the Incarnation took place in the hypostasis, as ~above
1527 3, 35 | named especially from the place of his birth. Therefore
1528 3, 35 | as it were, in a foreign place - foreign not to ~His power,
1529 3, 36 | human ~nature. But this took place while Christ presented a
1530 3, 36 | Nazareth." In the third place, it was made known in the
1531 3, 36 | which led the Magi to the place where the Divine Infant
1532 3, 36 | by indicating to them the place of ~Christ's birth, "are
1533 3, 37 | relates this as ~having taken place (Lk. 2:22).~Aquin.: SMT
1534 3, 38 | death was ~allowed to take place, and that Christ's preaching
1535 3, 38 | and this ~did not take place as soon as Christ was baptized.~
1536 3, 39 | was baptized;~(4) Of the place;~(5) Of the heavens being
1537 3, 39 | does not hold the first place among baptisms. ~Therefore
1538 3, 39 | of the Holy Ghost takes place. Therefore neither should
1539 3, 39 | the Holy Ghost have taken place in Christ's baptism.~Aquin.:
1540 3, 39 | I answer that, What took place with respect to Christ in
1541 3, 39 | the latter vision ~took place in the spirit through spiritual
1542 3, 40 | while staying in the same place, ~have drawn all men to
1543 3, 40 | Come apart into ~a desert place, and rest a little. For
1544 3, 40 | on a mountain and in a place of solitude, He taught us
1545 3, 41 | should be tempted?~(2) Of the place;~(3) Of the time;~(4) Of
1546 3, 41 | all the temptations took place in the desert. ~Of these
1547 3, 41 | temptation should have taken place after His fast?~Aquin.:
1548 3, 41 | temptation should not have taken ~place after His fast. For it has
1549 3, 41 | Christ's temptation took place after His fast, as also
1550 3, 41 | unfittingly gives the last place to the temptation to covetousness
1551 3, 41 | mountain, and the second place to the temptation to vainglory
1552 3, 41 | all these things did take ~place." It may be that the Evangelists
1553 3, 42 | Judea, which was a small place ~compared with the whole
1554 3, 43 | the marriage feast took ~place in the thirtieth or thirty-first
1555 3, 44 | that no alteration can take place in the ~order end movement
1556 3, 44 | the earth," etc. - "took place ~in Jerusalem only, so this
1557 3, 44 | of the moon never takes ~place except when the sun and
1558 3, 44 | it was seen to be in its place, i.e. in the east, opposite ~
1559 3, 44 | and return to its proper place according to ~the season.
1560 3, 44 | chronicles that this took place during ~the reign of Tiberius
1561 3, 44 | Chrysostom says: ~"If in another place we find Him saying, 'Go
1562 3, 45 | empyrean heaven, but from some place on high ~whither he was
1563 3, 45 | Son of God. Now this takes place in ~two ways: first, by
1564 3, 46 | the world. In the first place, His Passion; secondly,
1565 3, 46 | of the Passion;~(10) The place;~(11) Whether it was fitting
1566 3, 46 | salvation. ~In the first place, man knows thereby how much
1567 3, 46 | fastened to the gibbet in a place reeking with the stench
1568 3, 46 | the ~overflow which takes place naturally of one faculty
1569 3, 46 | everything in its proper place and season."~Aquin.: SMT
1570 3, 46 | Christ suffered in a suitable place?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
1571 3, 46 | not suffer in a suitable place. For ~Christ suffered according
1572 3, 46 | everything in its proper place and season," because, ~as
1573 3, 46 | so did He in a suitable place.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
1574 3, 46 | Jerusalem was God's chosen place for the offering of sacrifices ~
1575 3, 46 | willed to draw nigh to the place of the ~Passion" - that
1576 3, 46 | Paschal ~lamb was led to the place of immolation five days
1577 3, 46 | suffer in so celebrated a place. ~Hence Pope Leo says (Serm.
1578 3, 46 | someone explained 'the place of Calvary' as being the
1579 3, 46 | of Calvary' as being the place where Adam ~was buried;
1580 3, 46 | over what was formerly the place of the condemned. But ~Adam
1581 3, 47 | hence" - namely, to the place ~of His Passion: and out
1582 3, 47 | which it was ~not their place to judge. Or, again, because
1583 3, 47 | willingly"; and in the same place he adds: "Where no one ~
1584 3, 48 | as is added in the same place, "Christ offered Himself
1585 3, 49 | respects. In the first place as to His Passion and death,
1586 3, 49 | bound; secondly, as to the place, since His body was laid
1587 3, 50 | body has already taken ~place: and it is in this sense
1588 3, 51 | Further, it seems out of place for God who is above the
1589 3, 52 | not descend into any evil place, for neither do the ~souls
1590 3, 52 | the same woes." But the place of woes is the ~hell of
1591 3, 52 | thing is said to be in a place in two ways. First of ~all,
1592 3, 52 | thing is said to be in a place through its essence: and ~
1593 3, 52 | that He visited them "in place," according to ~His soul,
1594 3, 52 | thing is said to be in a place when no ~part of it is outside
1595 3, 52 | part of it is outside such place. But there were parts of
1596 3, 52 | is whole in each single place, but not ~wholly, because
1597 3, 52 | not circumscribed by any place: indeed, all places ~put
1598 3, 52 | those things which are in a ~place corporeally and circumscriptively,
1599 3, 52 | that if a whole be in some ~place, then no part of it is outside
1600 3, 52 | part of it is outside that place. But this is not the case ~
1601 3, 52 | at one time whole in one place, at another time whole in
1602 3, 52 | because He worked in every place by the power of His Godhead.
1603 3, 54 | body cannot be in the same place at the same ~time with another
1604 3, 54 | the same time in the same place: since He entered among
1605 3, 54 | another body in the same ~place. But whether a glorified
1606 3, 54 | the same time in the same ~place, will be discussed later (
1607 3, 54 | as is written in the same place: "It is sown in dishonor,
1608 3, 54 | its scars. In the first place, for Christ's own ~glory.
1609 3, 55 | been in no more suitable place than where the disciples ~
1610 3, 55 | His dominion is in every ~place (Cf. Ps. 102:22).~Aquin.:
1611 3, 55 | Therefore proofs are out of place there.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1612 3, 56 | to distance of time and place; and similarly it has no
1613 3, 56 | evening weeping shall have place," the gloss says, ~"Christ'
1614 3, 57 | 1/1~I answer that, The place ought to be in keeping with
1615 3, 57 | corruption, the heavenly place is one of incorruption.
1616 3, 57 | as to the fittingness of place, which pertains to the ~
1617 3, 57 | shall go, ~and prepare a place for you, I will come again,
1618 3, 57 | OBJ 4: Although a heavenly place befitted Christ when He
1619 3, 57 | immovable and outside all place. Yet the ~Ascension is in
1620 3, 57 | nature, which ~is limited by place, and can be the subject
1621 3, 57 | it ~to be in a heavenly place, as stated above (A[1]).
1622 3, 57 | manuscript.]~Further, there is no place above the heavens, as is
1623 3, 57 | every body must occupy a place. Therefore Christ's body
1624 3, 57 | bodies cannot occupy the same place. Since, then, ~there is
1625 3, 57 | there is no passing from place to place except through
1626 3, 57 | no passing from place to place except through the middle
1627 3, 57 | will dwell for ever in the place ~whither He has ascended.
1628 3, 57 | goodness, the higher its place in the corporeal order,
1629 3, 57 | order, which is order of ~place. Hence we see that the more
1630 3, 57 | high," the ~gloss says: "in place and dignity."~Aquin.: SMT
1631 3, 57 | Leonine edition; see OBJ[2]]~A place implies the notion of containing;
1632 3, 57 | the formality of first place, and such is the first heaven.
1633 3, 57 | in themselves to be in a place, in so far as they are ~
1634 3, 57 | and not in a containing place. Nor is there need ~for
1635 3, 57 | heaven, since there is no place there, nor ~is there any
1636 3, 57 | for it to be in ~the same place with another body, yet God
1637 3, 57 | with another in the same place, as Christ did ~when He
1638 3, 57 | body can be in the same place with another body, not ~
1639 3, 57 | have no common ratio. But place is not predicated in the
1640 3, 57 | over a body. But the higher place is due to the higher ~things.
1641 3, 57 | OBJ 3: Further, in every place a body exists, since there
1642 3, 57 | no body obtains a higher place ~than a spirit in the order
1643 3, 57 | bodies, then there will be no place ~above every spiritual creature.
1644 3, 57 | answer that, The more exalted place is due to the nobler subject, ~
1645 3, 57 | subject, ~whether it be a place according to bodily contact,
1646 3, 57 | substances; thus a heavenly place which is the highest of
1647 3, 57 | very fittingness, a higher place is due ~to it above every
1648 3, 57 | Reply OBJ 1: Although a place is differently attributed
1649 3, 57 | common, that ~the higher place is assigned to the worthier.~
1650 3, 57 | places; and thus there is no place so high as to exceed the
1651 3, 57 | of the things to which a place is ~attributed: and in this
1652 3, 57 | 14:2): "I go to prepare a place for ~you," and the words
1653 3, 57 | devil - to heaven, as ~to a place strange to human nature.
1654 3, 57 | Testament entered the ~holy place to stand before God for
1655 3, 58 | Father's right hand as of a place, for how can a place be
1656 3, 58 | of a place, for how can a place be designated ~by His right
1657 3, 58 | who Himself is beyond all place? Right and left belong ~
1658 3, 58 | Evang.), "it is the judge's place to sit, while to stand is
1659 3, 58 | sit, while to stand is the place of ~the combatant or helper.
1660 3, 58 | over all ~things, both in place and dignity." But equality
1661 3, 58 | Hom. lxv in Matth.), "that place," to ~wit, sitting at the
1662 3, 59 | the judgment that takes place now in time, we are to ~
1663 3, 59 | eternity. And in the same place Augustine says that the
1664 3, 59 | the Judgment that takes place in the present time, there ~
1665 3, 59 | the Judgment that takes place in the ~present time, there
1666 3, 59 | besides that which takes place in the ~present time. ~Aquin.:
1667 3, 60 | signs. For in the first place they can be considered in
1668 3, 62 | a vessel is a movable place," and an accident cannot
1669 3, 62 | accident cannot be in a place. ~Therefore it seems that
1670 3, 62 | a vessel considered as a place, but understood as the ~
1671 3, 63 | shall explain in its proper place (Q[65], A[3]). Consequently, ~
1672 3, 64 | TEN ARTICLES)~In the next place we have to consider the
1673 3, 64 | sacramental effect takes place; and ~no agent can operate
1674 3, 65 | shall speak in its proper ~place (XP, Q[30], A[1]).~Aquin.:
1675 3, 65 | and consequently the last place among the sacraments is
1676 3, 65 | reason, is given the last ~place among those sacraments which
1677 3, 65 | Confirmation holds a middle place. The sacraments of Penance ~
1678 3, 66 | reason of, not ~connection of place, but likeness of species,
1679 3, 66 | artificial change, then, takes place in the water, whether by ~
1680 3, 66 | s body." Now ~this took place at Christ's Baptism, which
1681 3, 66 | forasmuch as it takes the place of ~Baptism. Wherefore Augustine
1682 3, 66 | that suffering can take the place of Baptism. Having weighed ~
1683 3, 67 | indeed, they even take the ~place of the apostles, of whom
1684 3, 67 | enjoined on the apostles, whose place is taken by ~the bishops,
1685 3, 67 | the priests, who hold the place of the seventy-two ~disciples
1686 3, 67 | Baptism ~holds the first place in the order of necessity;
1687 3, 67 | water seems to hold the ~place of the mother's womb, as
1688 3, 67 | and as ~standing in His place; wherefore just as there
1689 3, 67 | that baptizes takes the place of the father, ~while the
1690 3, 67 | water of Baptism takes the place of the mother, as ~Augustine
1691 3, 67 | regeneration, which takes place in Baptism, ~is in a certain
1692 3, 67 | and a tutor: while their place is taken in Baptism by him
1693 3, 67 | clxviii): "In ~the first place I admonish you, both men
1694 3, 68 | contrition, which takes ~the place of Baptism, as stated above (
1695 3, 68 | confession of sins should take ~place before Baptism.~Aquin.:
1696 3, 68 | perfect birth has ~taken place, should be baptized with
1697 3, 69 | fitting that what takes place in the Head should take
1698 3, 69 | in the Head should take place also in ~the member incorporated.
1699 3, 69 | truthful confession takes ~the place of that insincerity which
1700 3, 71 | Dionysius says in ~the same place. Therefore to catechize
1701 3, 71 | super Ezech.): "When priests place their ~hands on believers
1702 3, 72 | forehead, as in a ~conspicuous place.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[72] A[
1703 3, 72 | those who stand in their place. And if ~anyone presume
1704 3, 72 | by the apostles, in whose place the bishops stand (Acts ~
1705 3, 74 | to be celebrated in every place. But ~in many lands bread
1706 3, 75 | rose again, must be in one place; but ~His truth is spread
1707 3, 75 | same way as a ~body is in a place, which by its dimensions
1708 3, 75 | is commensurate with the ~place; but in a special manner
1709 3, 75 | a thing cannot be in any place, where it was not ~previously,
1710 3, 75 | previously, except by change of place, or by the conversion of
1711 3, 75 | does not come anew ~to some place unless it quit the former
1712 3, 75 | nor can we assign any place where it may be. ~Consequently
1713 3, 75 | when the consecration takes place, the ~substance of the bread
1714 3, 75 | contained therein as in a place, as is evident from what
1715 3, 75 | after the change has taken place seems to ~be the subject
1716 3, 75 | Therefore this change must take place according to the ~succession
1717 3, 75 | Therefore the change takes place successively.~Aquin.: SMT
1718 3, 75 | point on the part of the place containing them. ~But here
1719 3, 75 | the extrinsic measure, as place is to bodies.~Aquin.: SMT
1720 3, 75 | the consecration ~takes place, the body of Christ is made
1721 3, 75 | conversion. And in the first place indeed it is evident ~that
1722 3, 76 | purpose. For in the first place this serves to represent ~
1723 3, 76 | exist in various parts of ~place. Therefore, apparently it
1724 3, 76 | the dimensive quantity of place.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[76] A[
1725 3, 76 | the conversion which takes place in this ~sacrament is terminated
1726 3, 76 | in this sacrament as in a place?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[76] A[
1727 3, 76 | in this sacrament as in a place. ~Because, to be in a place
1728 3, 76 | place. ~Because, to be in a place definitively or circumscriptively
1729 3, 76 | circumscriptively belongs to ~being in a place. But Christ's body seems
1730 3, 76 | in this sacrament as in a place.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[76] A[
1731 3, 76 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the place of the bread and wine is
1732 3, 76 | body of Christ fills that place. But whatever fills a ~place
1733 3, 76 | place. But whatever fills a ~place is there locally. Therefore
1734 3, 76 | accidents. But to ~be in a place is an accident of a body;
1735 3, 76 | 1/1~On the contrary, The place and the object placed must
1736 3, 76 | Philosopher (Phys. iv). But the place, where this ~sacrament is,
1737 3, 76 | in this sacrament as in a place.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[76] A[
1738 3, 76 | But every body occupying a place is ~in the place according
1739 3, 76 | occupying a place is ~in the place according to the manner
1740 3, 76 | is commensurate with the place according to its dimensive ~
1741 3, 76 | this sacrament as ~in a place, but after the manner of
1742 3, 76 | it was compared with that place through the medium of its
1743 3, 76 | body is compared with that ~place through the medium of foreign
1744 3, 76 | body are compared with that place ~through the medium of substance;
1745 3, 76 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The place in which Christ's body is,
1746 3, 76 | which have to fill the place either because of the nature
1747 3, 76 | sacrament. But to be ~in a place is an accident when compared
1748 3, 76 | this sacrament as in a ~place.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[76] A[
1749 3, 76 | in this sacrament as in a place, as stated above (A[5]).
1750 3, 76 | But what is ~not in a place, is not moved of itself
1751 3, 76 | can of ~themselves be in a place, like bodies, it is otherwise
1752 3, 76 | cannot of themselves be in a place, such as forms and spiritual ~
1753 3, 76 | He is not present as in a place.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[76] A[
1754 3, 76 | When such apparition takes place, the same reverence is ~
1755 3, 76 | while no ~change takes place in the sacrament. And this
1756 3, 76 | can be seen only in one place, wherein it is definitively ~
1757 3, 76 | When such apparition takes place, the sacramental species ~
1758 3, 77 | cannot be: in the first place, because ~atmosphere is
1759 3, 77 | the corruption has taken ~place. Neither can they be corrupted
1760 3, 77 | occur in this sacrament take place in virtue of the consecration, ~
1761 3, 77 | is no matter; as ~takes place in this sacrament, as is
1762 3, 77 | impossible. In the first place, ~because when a thing is
1763 3, 77 | of the atmosphere took ~place. Fourthly, because the same
1764 3, 77 | say that anything takes ~place miraculously in this sacrament,
1765 3, 77 | which has already taken ~place.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[77] A[
1766 3, 77 | dimensive quantity supplies the place of matter, ~as stated above.~
1767 3, 78 | that the order of what took place can be expressed thus: ~"
1768 3, 78 | Therefore ~it is out of place to add "the mystery of faith."~
1769 3, 78 | transubstantiation takes place in the last instant of ~
1770 3, 78 | Word. Now this change takes place not successively, but in
1771 3, 80 | to come." In ~the third place come sins committed against
1772 3, 80 | unconsecrated host be given in place of a ~consecrated one; because
1773 3, 80 | especially when they take place with unclean ~imaginings.
1774 3, 81 | sacrament stands in relation to place, not according to His own ~
1775 3, 81 | Christ is Himself in every place where those species are.
1776 3, 81 | pass were His relation to place to be according to His ~
1777 3, 82 | priest in the mass in the place of ~the entire Church, of
1778 3, 82 | offices, wherein he ~takes the place of the Church. on the other
1779 3, 82 | person of Christ, Whose place he holds by ~the power of
1780 3, 83 | celebrating;~(3) Of the place and other matters relating
1781 3, 83 | our Lord's ~Passion takes place in the Church once in the
1782 3, 83 | remembrance represents what ~took place in by-gone days; and so
1783 3, 83 | is our Head. ~This took place but once; whereas the faithful
1784 3, 83 | whereas the latter takes place every day, both that we
1785 3, 83 | the Church there ~is no place for the true sacrifice,"
1786 3, 83 | is undoubtedly in that place a certain power of God;
1787 3, 83 | and the protector of that place."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[83] A[
1788 3, 83 | again, so neither ought a place, once ~dedicated to God,
1789 3, 83 | the altar was made in one place. As to the commandment to
1790 3, 83 | words as these are out of place when ~spoken in the celebration
1791 3, 83 | sacrament by change of place, as stated above (Q[75],
1792 3, 83 | precedes, in the second place, the instruction of the
1793 3, 83 | that cometh." In the next place the priest ~makes a "commemoration,"
1794 3, 83 | Therefore, it ~is out of place for the priest, after taking
1795 3, 83 | things done are ~out of place.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[83] A[
1796 3, 83 | smell that may be about the ~place; secondly, it serves to
1797 3, 83 | knowledge by us in every place"; and ~therefore when the
1798 3, 83 | denote this, in the third place, two crosses are made, one
1799 3, 83 | five wounds, in the fourth place, there is a fivefold ~signing
1800 3, 83 | Christ's body, which took place in the Passion; secondly,
1801 3, 83 | one server, who takes the place of the ~whole Catholic people,
1802 3, 84 | human act itself ~takes the place of matter, as in the case
1803 3, 84 | Church, who stands in the ~place of Christ, which denotes
1804 3, 84 | human actions take the place of matter, ~and these actions
1805 3, 84 | by the priest, takes the place of ~the form.~Aquin.: SMT
1806 3, 84 | the first, not the ~second place. Now in the spiritual edifice,
1807 3, 84 | the second but the fourth, place among the ~sacraments, as
1808 3, 84 | Penance holds the second place with regard to the state
1809 3, 85 | evil act, so that it has no place in a virtuous man. ~Now,
1810 3, 85 | viz. sins, which have no place in a virtuous man. ~Therefore
1811 3, 85 | Penance, human acts take the place of matter, which is not ~
1812 3, 86 | 17) that Esau "found no place of repentance, ~although
1813 3, 86 | meaning ~that "he found no place of pardon and blessing through
1814 3, 86 | committed, as stated in the same place. ~Therefore a debt of some
1815 3, 86 | forgiveness of sin does not take ~place without an act of the virtue
1816 3, 87 | although this infusion takes place in ~every sacrament, it
1817 3, 88 | through carelessness we give place to ~the sin which we thought
1818 3, 90 | priest standing in God's place, and this is done in ~confession;
1819 3, 90 | since they do not occupy a place.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[90] A[
1820 Suppl, 2 | it when the result took place. Nevertheless some accidental
1821 Suppl, 8 | even a layman may take the place of a priest, and hear ~a
1822 Suppl, 8 | urgency, he does take the place ~of a judge over him, absolutely
1823 Suppl, 8 | latter takes the superior's place, as when the Pope or a bishop ~
1824 Suppl, 9 | hearing a confession takes the place ~of God, so that confession
1825 Suppl, 11| the signs of what takes place inwardly: wherefore confession,
1826 Suppl, 11| is known to God, Whose place he holds in confession:
1827 Suppl, 12| Choice ~holds the chief place in moral virtue." But satisfaction
1828 Suppl, 12| internal acts hold the chief ~place in virtue. Secondly, the
1829 Suppl, 12| that which holds the first place in such and such a virtue;
1830 Suppl, 12| virtue; and ~then the first place belongs to that which gives
1831 Suppl, 12| external acts hold the chief place in certain virtues; and
1832 Suppl, 12| occasions of sin, such as place, ~bad company and so forth.
1833 Suppl, 15| almsdeeds, ~which can take the place of the others, in so far
1834 Suppl, 17| this matter, in the first place we shall ~treat of the keys,
1835 Suppl, 18| obstacle, so ~to bind is to place an obstacle. Now an obstacle
1836 Suppl, 20| rule ~indiscriminately, a place is given to the Principalities,
1837 Suppl, 29| be transported from one place to another. Moreover this
1838 Suppl, 29| efficacy comes, in the first ~place, from Christ, and from Him
1839 Suppl, 30| remission of sins takes place, not successively, but ~
1840 Suppl, 31| bishop's ~dispensation, which place the recipient in a state
1841 Suppl, 31| But this ~does not take place in this sacrament; hence
1842 Suppl, 34| FIVE ARTICLES)~In the next place we must consider the sacrament
1843 Suppl, 36| earthly ~lord were he to place unworthy subjects in his
1844 Suppl, 37| FIVE ARTICLES)~In the next place we must consider the distinction
1845 Suppl, 37| three ways. For in the first place, there is the ministry whereby
1846 Suppl, 37| Lord's body and blood, and ~place the oblation on the altar;
1847 Suppl, 37| their own order; others place the sacred bread and the ~
1848 Suppl, 37| belongs to ~the subdeacon to place the oblations on the altar,
1849 Suppl, 38| sacraments, it does not place a man in an office as does
1850 Suppl, 40| other things, so that a man place his end in God and the things
1851 Suppl, 40| to loose, and to bind in place of Him ~Who set up that
1852 Suppl, 40| they, putting thee in My ~place, may preach and confirm
1853 Suppl, 40| therefore should they have a ~place among the vestments of the
1854 Suppl, 40| espoused to the Church in the place ~of Christ. Furthermore
1855 Suppl, 40| 5: The pallium takes the place of the "rational."~Aquin.:
1856 Suppl, 41| FOUR ~ARTICLES)~In the next place we must consider matrimony.
1857 Suppl, 42| themselves, which take the place of ~the material element,
1858 Suppl, 43| THREE ARTICLES)~In the next place we must consider matrimony
1859 Suppl, 43| Therefore a betrothal can take place ~before the age of seven
1860 Suppl, 44| partnership" should have no place in the definition of matrimony.~
1861 Suppl, 44| Divine and human law, finds a place in this ~definition. while
1862 Suppl, 45| FIVE ARTICLES)~In the next place we have to consider the
1863 Suppl, 47| consideration the circumstances of place and time it is voluntary. ~
1864 Suppl, 49| Out. Para. 2/2~In the next place we must consider the marriage
1865 Suppl, 49| contrary, That which has a place in the definition of a thing
1866 Suppl, 49| even as holding the third place among the ~marriage goods,
1867 Suppl, 49| from those things which place it in the mean. This ~is
1868 Suppl, 49| pleasure to God, he ~does not place his will's last end therein;
1869 Suppl, 50| ONE ARTICLE)~In the next place we must consider the impediments
1870 Suppl, 50| certain persons hold a middle place between those ~who are simply
1871 Suppl, 51| particular, and in ~the first place the impediment of error.
1872 Suppl, 54| who ~occupies the first place, whether in the ascending
1873 Suppl, 54| who occupies the second place in ~either direction is
1874 Suppl, 55| for instance if it take place before the age of seven ~
1875 Suppl, 55| were, but as supplying the place of his brother.~Aquin.:
1876 Suppl, 55| marriage which could not take place between unlawful persons.~
1877 Suppl, 55| Therefore ~accusation has no place then.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[55]
1878 Suppl, 55| accusation should never take place at any ~other time.~Aquin.:
1879 Suppl, 55| punishment of retaliation takes place when a person is ~accused
1880 Suppl, 55| the contract having taken ~place, the parents should be debarred
1881 Suppl, 56| sacrament stands in the place of God, whose instrument
1882 Suppl, 56| Confirmation, stands in the place of the Church. Therefore ~
1883 Suppl, 56| too the godparent who ~in place of the Church offers and
1884 Suppl, 57| nature, in order to take the place of the ~children he has
1885 Suppl, 57| someone may be adopted in place of a ~child, so may someone
1886 Suppl, 57| may someone be adopted in place of a grandchild and so on.~
1887 Suppl, 58| however, the connection take place after the marriage has been
1888 Suppl, 62| amendment ~has already taken place. Wherefore, if the wife
1889 Suppl, 62| together alone, at a time and place which are ~open to suspicion,
1890 Suppl, 62| under the New Law ~takes the place of the divorce [repudium]
1891 Suppl, 63| TWO ARTICLES)~In the next place we must consider second
1892 Suppl, 64| TEN ARTICLES)~In the next place we must consider those things
1893 Suppl, 64| demand the debt in a holy place. Therefore ~neither is it
1894 Suppl, 64| was observed in its proper place, TP, ~Q[30]), from Septuagesima
1895 Suppl, 65| law, ~which hold the same place in practical matters, as
1896 Suppl, 65| impregnation has already taken place, as stated in De ~Gener.
1897 Suppl, 65| certain occurrences take place in natural ~things miraculously,
1898 Suppl, 65| as explained in the same place. Even so Esau, the son of ~
1899 Suppl, 66| FIVE ARTICLES)~In the next place we must consider bigamy
1900 Suppl, 69| RESURRECTION, AND FIRST OF THE PLACE WHERE ~SOULS ARE AFTER DEATH (
1901 Suppl, 69| incorporeal things are not in a place," and this agrees with the
1902 Suppl, 69| whatever has a definite place has more in common with ~
1903 Suppl, 69| more in common with ~that place than with any other. Now
1904 Suppl, 69| reward. But a ~corporeal place cannot conduce to their
1905 Suppl, 69| empyrean heaven is a corporeal place, and yet as ~soon as it
1906 Suppl, 69| it would seem that some place should also be assigned
1907 Suppl, 69| they are as though in a place, after the manner in ~which
1908 Suppl, 69| incorporeal things can be in a place), according as they more
1909 Suppl, 69| substance (to which the highest place it ~fittingly assigned),
1910 Suppl, 69| are assigned to a contrary place.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[69] A[
1911 Suppl, 69| Incorporeal things are not in place after a manner known ~and
1912 Suppl, 69| bodies are properly in ~place; but they are in place after
1913 Suppl, 69| place; but they are in place after a manner befitting
1914 Suppl, 69| therefrom; and thus their place ~conduces to their punishment
1915 Suppl, 69| are borne to their own place which is the end of their
1916 Suppl, 69| conveyed at once to its place, by its gravity or levity,
1917 Suppl, 69| is delayed. And ~since a place is assigned to souls in
1918 Suppl, 69| Abraham's bosom or in the place of refreshment, or ~under
1919 Suppl, 69| or ~hell be no longer his place: and in this way no one
1920 Suppl, 69| A[1], ad 3) the soul's place conduces to ~its punishment
1921 Suppl, 69| being consigned ~to that place, is affected either by joy
1922 Suppl, 69| being consigned to such a place remains in the soul even
1923 Suppl, 69| when it ~is outside that place. Thus a bishop who is given
1924 Suppl, 69| not therein actually, the place remains assigned to him.~
1925 Suppl, 69| Abraham's bosom and the place of rest whither the godly ~
1926 Suppl, 69| 1/2~On the contrary, The place whither the beggar Lazarus
1927 Suppl, 69| faith: for which reason "the place of rest ~given to men after
1928 Suppl, 69| Abraham's bosom were one place accidentally and not essentially:
1929 Suppl, 69| Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 2: The place of rest of the holy Fathers
1930 Suppl, 69| to the ~situation of the place, it is probable that hell
1931 Suppl, 69| and limbo are the same ~place, or that they are continuous
1932 Suppl, 69| latter is called the deepest place not in ~reference to the
1933 Suppl, 69| original ~sin. Therefore the place of punishment should be
1934 Suppl, 69| Fathers. Therefore the ~place of punishment is the same
1935 Suppl, 69| reason to believe that the place of ~both is the same; except
1936 Suppl, 69| demerits. Now there is one place where they merit or demerit. ~
1937 Suppl, 69| OBJ 6: Further, some penal place should correspond to each
1938 Suppl, 69| But they sinned in the place ~which we inhabit. Therefore
1939 Suppl, 69| inhabit. Therefore this place should be reckoned among
1940 Suppl, 69| unfitting if there be one place of blissful reward and several ~
1941 Suppl, 69| it is fitting ~that one place should be assigned to all:
1942 Suppl, 69| the demons, not as the ~place where they receive retribution
1943 Suppl, 69| for their merits, but as a place ~befitting their office,
1944 Suppl, 69| assigned to them in the first place (Mt. 25).~Aquin.: SMT XP
1945 Suppl, 69| sometimes punished in the ~place where we dwell, it does
1946 Suppl, 69| that this is their proper place ~of punishment: but this
1947 Suppl, 69| punishment of this kind does not place a man outside the state ~
1948 Suppl, 69| wherefore there must needs be ~a place where such persons are cleansed
1949 Suppl, 69| this reason, too, the same place, namely the empyrean, is
1950 Suppl, 69| bodies: ~whereas the same place was not assigned to the
1951 Suppl, 70| through death having taken place." For it is unintelligible
1952 Suppl, 70| movement of the body that takes place in the ~acts of the proper
1953 Suppl, 70| are sometimes outside the place ~of hell, since sometimes
1954 Suppl, 70| thing placed is ~united to place, even as incorporeal things
1955 Suppl, 70| incorporeal things are in a place. In this way ~created incorporeal
1956 Suppl, 70| spirits are confined to a place, being in one place ~in
1957 Suppl, 70| to a place, being in one place ~in such a way as not to
1958 Suppl, 70| incorporeal spirit to a place, it ~is not able of its
1959 Suppl, 70| incorporeal spirit in the place to ~which it is confined,
1960 Suppl, 70| and so to tie it to that place that it be unable to ~seek
1961 Suppl, 70| spirit is not by nature in a place so as to be ~subject to
1962 Suppl, 70| so as to be ~subject to place. But the corporeal fire
1963 Suppl, 70| thing placed is united to a place; that as the ~instrument
1964 Suppl, 71| commendation of the dead has a place in the prayers which the ~
1965 Suppl, 71| alone (as stated in the same place) that when he ~prayed they
1966 Suppl, 71| Now burial ~in a sacred place is hurtful to some if they
1967 Suppl, 71| looking on their burial place, wherefore a ~"monument"
1968 Suppl, 71| moreover, burial in a sacred place profits the dead, does not ~
1969 Suppl, 71| to be buried in a sacred place, and commends him to the
1970 Suppl, 71| those who serve the holy place, and pray more ~frequently
1971 Suppl, 71| birth and death would take place, Whose ~resurrection is
1972 Suppl, 71| being buried in a holy ~place, except in so far as he
1973 Suppl, 71| he rendered such a burial place unfitting for ~him by reason
1974 Suppl, 71| is ~derived in the first place from the virtue of charity,
1975 Suppl, 71| charity. ~In the second place suffrages derive their value
1976 Suppl, 72| which I will bring upon this place." But Joas would have gained
1977 Suppl, 72| joy, that sorrow finds no place in them. Wherefore if after ~
1978 Suppl, 72| of the world is to take place?~(2) Whether it will be
1979 Suppl, 72| rendered a more fitting place for him and more pleasant
1980 Suppl, 72| towards the middle of the place of generation. Hence ~others
1981 Suppl, 72| this assembly ~will take place not in the ordinary course
1982 Suppl, 72| or quality, but ~only its place which is extrinsic to it.
1983 Suppl, 72| Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, a place where there is an everlasting
1984 Suppl, 72| brought together to the place of the ~damned: so hell
1985 Suppl, 72| paradise, this is not the place of sinners, as neither is
1986 Suppl, 72| their sin. Consequently that place needs no cleansing.~Aquin.:
1987 Suppl, 72| order of the things to take place at the judgment, saying: "
1988 Suppl, 72| THREE ARTICLES)~In the next place we must consider things
1989 Suppl, 72| gathered together ~in one place, as happened at the time
1990 Suppl, 72| existence in some particular place is a natural ~property of
1991 Suppl, 73| the resurrection will take place by God's will, power, ~and
1992 Suppl, 73| resurrection will take place, is nothing but the sign
1993 Suppl, 74| represents ~the Church had a place prepared by God, that there
1994 Suppl, 74| the resurrection will take place at night-time?~Aquin.: SMT
1995 Suppl, 74| the resurrection will take place, as stated above (Q[76],
1996 Suppl, 76| THREE ARTICLES)~In the next place we must consider the conditions
1997 Suppl, 77| while ~others take their place: wherefore the parts of
1998 Suppl, 77| second; but in the second its place is taken either by something
1999 Suppl, 77| since it ~occupies another place and position in the body,
2000 Suppl, 77| does not occupy another place or position in the body
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