Part, Question

2001   3, 84  |      baptizing them," etc., so did He say to Peter ~(Mt. 16:19): "
2002   3, 84  |              same authority he should say in this sacrament: ~"I absolve
2003   3, 84  |               it would not suffice to say: "May ~Almighty God have
2004   3, 84  |               complete explanation to say that the words, "I ~absolve
2005   3, 84  |           times?" Jesus ~answered: "I say not to thee, till seven
2006   3, 84  |          Novatians, went so far as to say that he who sins after ~
2007   3, 85  |           Accordingly, then, one must say that, even in the order
2008   3, 86  |           good and evil. Wherefore to say ~that in this life there
2009   3, 86  |               It is also erroneous to say that any sin cannot be pardoned
2010   3, 86  |           Para. 3/3~Therefore we must say simply that, in this life,
2011   3, 86  |              do so; in which sense we say that ~a man cannot be healed,
2012   3, 86  |              pray for pardon when we ~say in the Lord's Prayer: "Forgive
2013   3, 87  |              in his power, that is to say, he should ~endeavor to
2014   3, 87  |               strike our breasts, and say: Forgive ~us our trespasses,"
2015   3, 87  |           written (Mt. 5:26): "Amen I say to thee, thou ~shalt not
2016   3, 89  |           these words Jerome does not say that it is impossible, ~
2017   3, 89  |          Patientia ~xxvi): "We cannot say that it would be better
2018 Suppl, 1 |               this question: for some say ~that attrition may become
2019 Suppl, 5 |         control. ~Accordingly we must say that sorrow, however slight
2020 Suppl, 6 |               if a priest be bound to say ~Mass, and a confessor is
2021 Suppl, 6 |          seems probable of those ~who say that a man is not bound
2022 Suppl, 6 |            Para. 4/5~Others, however, say that a contrite man is bound
2023 Suppl, 6 |           Body Para. 5/5~Others again say that secular persons are
2024 Suppl, 7 |         opening of the wound." Others say that ~"confession is a legal
2025 Suppl, 7 |              virtue of truth, as some say, but of the virtue of ~penance.
2026 Suppl, 9 |           Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Some say that when a man remembers
2027 Suppl, 10|             Passion, therefore ~do we say that confession gives hope
2028 Suppl, 11|           Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Some say that the priest is not bound
2029 Suppl, 11|             incurred "ipso facto," to say whether he knows anything
2030 Suppl, 11|           such a sin, he ought not to say it, because he should assume
2031 Suppl, 11|              thus, was that he should say ~what he knew as man. And
2032 Suppl, 11|               confession, he ought to say nothing, nor would he incur
2033 Suppl, 11|       confession. But ~if a man might say what he had heard in confession,
2034 Suppl, 11|               Therefore he can nowise say ~what he has heard.~Aquin.:
2035 Suppl, 11|              this question. For some ~say that a man can by no means
2036 Suppl, 11|              it matter that, as ~some say, he ought to declare that
2037 Suppl, 11|               it as a man, for he can say: ~"I know so end so since
2038 Suppl, 11|               knows it, for he cannot say: "I heard so and ~so in
2039 Suppl, 11|              no case is he allowed to say ~that he has heard it in
2040 Suppl, 13|         acceptable. ~Others, however, say that the offense is infinite
2041 Suppl, 13|                from God. Others again say that even as regards the
2042 Suppl, 14|               he confessed. Or we may say that ~the greater the contrition
2043 Suppl, 14|              Para. 3/5~Some, however, say that they mitigate the pains
2044 Suppl, 14|             Body Para. 4/5~Some again say that the punishment is mitigated
2045 Suppl, 16|              separated souls, as some say, as in the souls of the
2046 Suppl, 17|              by authority; hence some say that God has the key of "
2047 Suppl, 17|             open the door; hence some say ~that He has the keys of "
2048 Suppl, 17|               of knowledge. For some ~say that knowledge considered
2049 Suppl, 18|             it at all: and ~thus some say that the sacraments of the
2050 Suppl, 18|           Para. 1/3~Reply OBJ 4: Some say that at the first absolution,
2051 Suppl, 18|              For these reasons others say that even in the second
2052 Suppl, 18|           penance so precisely ~as to say how each sin is to be amended,
2053 Suppl, 19|              things: and so, we must ~say with others that they had
2054 Suppl, 21|               private ~individual may say a prayer with the intention
2055 Suppl, 25|             it would ~be blasphemy to say that the Church does anything
2056 Suppl, 25|            anything in vain. But some say ~that they do not avail
2057 Suppl, 25|               Para. 2/3~Hence we must say on the contrary that indulgences
2058 Suppl, 25|               though the Pope were to say to anyone: "I remit to all ~
2059 Suppl, 25|              those who maintain this, say that the Church publishes
2060 Suppl, 25|           Body Para. 3/5~Hence others say that the quantity of remission
2061 Suppl, 25|           Para. 4/5~We must therefore say otherwise that the quantity
2062 Suppl, 29|            for it would be ~absurd to say that the oil is a sacrament.
2063 Suppl, 29|           Para. 2/2~We must therefore say that this sacrament consists
2064 Suppl, 29|             of assertion, as when we ~say: "This is My body" or "I
2065 Suppl, 29|               which some are wont to ~say before the prayer, are not
2066 Suppl, 30|               2 ~Consequently we must say that the principal effect
2067 Suppl, 34|               sacrament. Now, as some say, ~it is not essential to
2068 Suppl, 36|             minister to him [*Vulg.: 'Say to Aaron: Whosoever of ~
2069 Suppl, 36|             and as instruments, so to say, ~of the outpouring from
2070 Suppl, 37|        indicated 1 Cor. 12. ~For they say that the "word of wisdom"
2071 Suppl, 37|             and perfecting. Thus they say that the doorkeeper cleanses ~
2072 Suppl, 37|           Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 9: Some say that in receiving the Order
2073 Suppl, 38|               necessity. Hence others say that they ~confer the sacraments
2074 Suppl, 39|        sacrament. Accordingly we must say that the male sex ~is required
2075 Suppl, 39|                  A mamzer, that is to say, ~one born of a prostitute,
2076 Suppl, 40|           when they are tonsured they say: "The Lord is the portion
2077 Suppl, 40|            Body Para. 4/4~We may also say that the "stockings" signify
2078 Suppl, 41|               himself; for he did not say "let them not use it," or "
2079 Suppl, 42|             the Old Law. And so they ~say that it makes man withdraw
2080 Suppl, 42|         Bonaventure, Sent. iv, D, 26] say that matrimony, ~inasmuch
2081 Suppl, 43|        condition, for instance if we ~say: "I will take thee, if thy
2082 Suppl, 43|          blessings, as if we were ~to say: "I will take thee if thou
2083 Suppl, 43|             blessings, as were one to say: "I will take thee if thou
2084 Suppl, 43|               simply, as were one to ~say, "I will take thee, if thy
2085 Suppl, 43|               useful, as were one to ~say: "I will marry thee if thou
2086 Suppl, 43|           Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Some say that the boy of whom Gregory
2087 Suppl, 43|               free." Yet to this they say that the Church allows this
2088 Suppl, 44|             the father has. or we may say that ~woman was made chiefly
2089 Suppl, 44|              in defining matrimony we say that it is a ~"marital union,"
2090 Suppl, 45|            for instance if he were to say "I will give thee" - but
2091 Suppl, 45|           wife, even though he should say ~that he was wanting in
2092 Suppl, 47|               Para. 2/2~However, some say that if there be consent
2093 Suppl, 47|           Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Some say that the Pope cannot command
2094 Suppl, 48|              3: Further, if the woman say to the man: "I consent to
2095 Suppl, 49|             daily sins, for which we ~say the "Our Father." Now these
2096 Suppl, 49|               1/1~I answer that, Some say that whenever pleasure is
2097 Suppl, 50|              1/1~Reply OBJ 7: When we say that the aforesaid impediments
2098 Suppl, 51|            and impotence, as we shall say further on ~(Q[52], A[2];
2099 Suppl, 52|             Gener. Animal. ii, ~3). I say then in like manner that
2100 Suppl, 53|        renounce what is his own. Some say, however, that he ~may both
2101 Suppl, 53|             scandal. Wherefore others say ~that it is on account of
2102 Suppl, 53|             untrue. Wherefore we must say with others that a ~solemn
2103 Suppl, 53|               probable, although some say the ~contrary, that even
2104 Suppl, 54|           Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: Some say that the reason why the
2105 Suppl, 54|           distant from a certain one, say Peter, in the first degree -
2106 Suppl, 54|             Adam, since of her did he say (Gn. 2:23): "This now is
2107 Suppl, 55|        witnesses: yet, as the lawyers say, there are many things ~
2108 Suppl, 56|       opinions on this question. Some say that ~as spiritual regeneration
2109 Suppl, 56|              by the bishop: ~and they say that spiritual relationship
2110 Suppl, 56|               sacrament. Hence others say that spiritual relationship
2111 Suppl, 56|             the meaning of what they ~say, since catechism is not
2112 Suppl, 56|        sacramental. Wherefore ~others say that it is contracted through
2113 Suppl, 56|                Some ~however of these say that catechism is a weak
2114 Suppl, 56|              least unlawful, as ~some say; but not in the other sacraments.~
2115 Suppl, 57|       consequently it is not right to say that one may be adopted
2116 Suppl, 58|           marriage contract, and they say ~that the laws asserting
2117 Suppl, 59|               real happiness. Thus we say it is not a real wine if
2118 Suppl, 59|             instance, ~if she were to say: "I will not remain your
2119 Suppl, 60|              void the contract, as we say here in regard ~to wife-murder,
2120 Suppl, 60|             to wife-murder, and shall say further on (Sent. iv, Q[
2121 Suppl, 64|            Para. 2/2~Wherefore others say that a menstruous woman
2122 Suppl, 64|               on this point. For some say that one ~can without the
2123 Suppl, 64|               separated." Nor does he say this on his own authority,
2124 Suppl, 65|              Church militant, as some say, but also with the ~Church
2125 Suppl, 65|           sell him. Wherefore we must say ~that since it is against
2126 Suppl, 66|             Church." Wherefore others say ~that Christ is signified
2127 Suppl, 66|               idolatry. Hence we must say otherwise that ~irregularity
2128 Suppl, 66|             minor orders, though some say that in order to prevent ~
2129 Suppl, 67|            are two opinions. For some say that ~under the Law those
2130 Suppl, 67|            life. For this reason they say that although to put away
2131 Suppl, 67|               on this point. For some say that it ~was lawful for
2132 Suppl, 67|               its prohibition, others say that ~from the moment that
2133 Suppl, 68|          punishment. ~Hence we do not say that a person is punished
2134 Suppl, 69|       familiar to us, in which way we say that bodies are properly
2135 Suppl, 69|               afterwards: "That is to say, they will not have the
2136 Suppl, 69|             affairs of the living, to say nothing of ~others, there
2137 Suppl, 69|             Therefore it is absurd to say that the souls of the departed ~
2138 Suppl, 69|               is what Jerome means to say.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[69] A[
2139 Suppl, 69|               as Augustine goes on to say (Gen. ad ~lit. xxxiii): "
2140 Suppl, 70|         powers of ~the soul: for they say that they are of two kinds -
2141 Suppl, 70|           Body Para. 2/2~Hence others say that the sensitive and other
2142 Suppl, 70|               of the soul, just as we say that heat ~heats. That which
2143 Suppl, 70|              as Gregory would seem to say (Dial. iv, 29). On the contrary, ~
2144 Suppl, 70|        corporeal fire, we must ~needs say that the soul will suffer
2145 Suppl, 70|           Body Para. 4/8~Hence others say that it is necessary to
2146 Suppl, 70|              of this as follows. They say that this corporeal ~fire
2147 Suppl, 70|               for this reason we must say that a ~body cannot naturally
2148 Suppl, 70|             corporeal fire: so as to ~say that the fire of its nature
2149 Suppl, 70|               that Augustine means to say that the ~things which are
2150 Suppl, 71|           prays. Accordingly we ~must say that the work of one person
2151 Suppl, 71|                 disposed, that is to ~say, by being worthy of reward.
2152 Suppl, 71|              living work, that is to ~say, informed by charity. Now
2153 Suppl, 71|               what Augustine means to say. Nevertheless, those works ~
2154 Suppl, 71|    indefinitely. In like manner, they say by the first suffrage a
2155 Suppl, 71|             wherefore it is safer to ~say simply that suffrages profit
2156 Suppl, 71|          could profit them. or we may say, according to some, that
2157 Suppl, 71|             damned. For we must needs say likewise of ~all such persons
2158 Suppl, 71|            R.O. 5 Para. 2/2~Or we may say with some that Trajan's
2159 Suppl, 71|           agent or to the executor. I say, then, that the ~dying person,
2160 Suppl, 71|            more, therefore, should we say that ~the burial service
2161 Suppl, 72|         supposita]. Hence, were we to say: "Christ, pray for us,"
2162 Suppl, 72|               5:3): "When they ~shall say: Peace and security; then
2163 Suppl, 72|               race: unless perhaps we say that at that time they ~
2164 Suppl, 72|               words: "When they shall say: ~Peace and security," refer
2165 Suppl, 72|              this question. For some ~say that the element of fire
2166 Suppl, 72|             generation. Hence ~others say that this fire will be generated
2167 Suppl, 72|         others, ~following Augustine, say that "just as the deluge
2168 Suppl, 72|             or ~operation: whether we say that this power is an absolute
2169 Suppl, 72|               this question. For some say ~that all the elements will
2170 Suppl, 72|           Body Para. 3/4~Hence others say that all the elements will
2171 Suppl, 72|              from ~them: even as they say too, that in a mixed body
2172 Suppl, 72|             which they have now. Some say that these two ~are fire
2173 Suppl, 72|            have now. Others, however, say that ~these two are air
2174 Suppl, 72|              relation to the whole. I say, then, that although water
2175 Suppl, 72|               iv, D, 47, A[2], Q[3]] ~say that the fire in question
2176 Suppl, 72|              the world, although some say ~the contrary. For it is
2177 Suppl, 73|              the proximate and, so to say, the univocal cause of our
2178 Suppl, 73|            ceased (Mt. ~8:26). Others say that this sign will be nothing
2179 Suppl, 73|            more evident, if before we say a word, our servants execute
2180 Suppl, 75|             OBJ 3: It is erroneous to say that any one except Christ
2181 Suppl, 75|               on this point. For some say that the ~human body is
2182 Suppl, 75|               parts. Wherefore others say that these ~parts of the
2183 Suppl, 75|               darkness. Hence we must say differently that in those
2184 Suppl, 76|            form of ~a whole. For some say that the form of the whole
2185 Suppl, 77|            the animal life. Or we may say ~with Augustine in his letter
2186 Suppl, 77|          species and ~parts of matter say that although the rational
2187 Suppl, 78|            the sense in which lawyers say that a ~"dispensation is
2188 Suppl, 79|              what it is now. For they say that the ~elements will
2189 Suppl, 79|            removed. Wherefore ~others say that the qualities will
2190 Suppl, 79|             life. Consequently others say that in the body itself
2191 Suppl, 79|             Moreover it is absurd to ~say that a natural power, such
2192 Suppl, 79|   constituents. Consequently we must ~say otherwise that all passion
2193 Suppl, 79|             of mortality." Or we may ~say that since, according to
2194 Suppl, 79|            distinguishable: hence men say that for half their lives
2195 Suppl, 79|               Body Para. 2/2~For some say that the glorified bodies
2196 Suppl, 79|          active. Consequently ~others say that the senses will be
2197 Suppl, 79|           sensation. ~Hence we do not say that madmen or other witless
2198 Suppl, 79|     sensations. ~Consequently we must say with others that sensation
2199 Suppl, 79|           without matter. that is ~to say without the material "being"
2200 Suppl, 79|             nor conversely. Or we may say that the reason ~why one
2201 Suppl, 79|               this question. For some say ~that in the glorified bodies
2202 Suppl, 79|            according to others we may say that ~smelling and hearing
2203 Suppl, 79|              4]): unless perchance we say that there ~will be taste
2204 Suppl, 80|           Body Para. 5/6~Hence others say that the aforesaid completeness
2205 Suppl, 80|        removed by that subtlety. Some say that in the present state
2206 Suppl, 80|              it would seem madness to say that the place in which
2207 Suppl, 80|               2/2~Accordingly we must say that the obstacle to our
2208 Suppl, 80|               glorified body, as many say; ~and again because this
2209 Suppl, 80|         miracle. Consequently we must say that ~the glorified body
2210 Suppl, 81|               on this point. For some say that ~a glorified body passes
2211 Suppl, 81|               Th. III, Q[23], mem. 3] say that ~it is a property of
2212 Suppl, 81|             other ~intervening place, say C, or partly in A and C
2213 Suppl, 81|           intervenes between C and A, say D, and so forth. Therefore
2214 Suppl, 81|            Phys. ii, 5); wherefore we say: "I do so and so at once,"
2215 Suppl, 81|             be ~forthwith." Or we may say that in the blessed there
2216 Suppl, 81|    Commentator thereon observes. They say that the ~ratio of one whole
2217 Suppl, 82|                A[1]), it is better to say that this clarity will ~
2218 Suppl, 82|        Wherefore ~seemingly we should say that they will be both transparent
2219 Suppl, 82|              Some, on the other hand, say that they are compared to
2220 Suppl, 82|             the animal. Hence we must say that the clarity of a glorified ~
2221 Suppl, 83|               lack of a limb: thus we say that a mutilated person
2222 Suppl, 83|               on this point. For some say that ~such like deformities
2223 Suppl, 83|           Body Para. 2/2~Hence others say with more reason, that He
2224 Suppl, 83|            everlasting. If however we say that death is penal by reason
2225 Suppl, 84|           bewail them, wherefore they say (Wis. ~5:8): "What hath
2226 Suppl, 84|               this question. For some say ~that one will see all merits
2227 Suppl, 84|              in Him. Wherefore others say that the wicked will see
2228 Suppl, 85|          power," as though He were to say, "which ~are reserved to
2229 Suppl, 85|            earth and water. Or we may say that those ~clouds will
2230 Suppl, 86|          causally as it were, when we say it of that which proves
2231 Suppl, 86|             used equivalently, so to ~say; for consent to an action
2232 Suppl, 86|             sits by" the judge.] Some say that the perfect to ~whom
2233 Suppl, 86|              may ~reply that, as some say, three things are requisite
2234 Suppl, 86|                a certain sense we may say that the angels will judge,
2235 Suppl, 86|               Yet I think it truer to say that just as, among the
2236 Suppl, 88|               4; TP, Q[11], A[1]]. ~I say then that the future renewal
2237 Suppl, 88|              of the elements. Others ~say that the movement of the
2238 Suppl, 88|            must agree with others who say that ~the movement of the
2239 Suppl, 88|               sphere, ~as astronomers say. Since then God is most
2240 Suppl, 88|             it is not unreasonable to say that the ~heavenly bodies
2241 Suppl, 88|            gloss ~of Ambrose seems to say on Rm. 8:22, "Every creature
2242 Suppl, 88|               their nature. or we may say that, though the whole earth
2243 Suppl, 88|               Since then we ~must not say that the world will remain
2244 Suppl, 88|           Therefore it is unseemly to say that these species will
2245 Suppl, 89|         another; and in this sense we say that ~matter should be proportionate
2246 Suppl, 89|               Unless perhaps we might say that Avicenna refers to
2247 Suppl, 89|             92] A[2] Body Para. 3/3~I say then that God can nowise
2248 Suppl, 89|                and then he goes on to say: "Accordingly a greater ~
2249 Suppl, 89|               two opinions. ~For some say that all who see God in
2250 Suppl, 89|            essence. ~Wherefore others say that others than Christ,
2251 Suppl, 89|             Even of these he does not say that all the ~angels know
2252 Suppl, 89|             glory: for ~thus we might say that it was a defect in
2253 Suppl, 90|              of the body. We may also say ~that the soul's happiness
2254 Suppl, 92|            various opinions. For some say that the ~name "dowry" is
2255 Suppl, 92|    signification. Consequently others say that the likeness ~consists
2256 Suppl, 92|             contrary to what jurists ~say, to whom it belongs to treat
2257 Suppl, 92|               these matters. For they say that a ~dowry, properly
2258 Suppl, 92|               this question. For some say ~that beatitude and dowry
2259 Suppl, 92|               on this point. For some say that ~there is a threefold
2260 Suppl, 92|            united to the Church. They say, ~then, that as regards
2261 Suppl, 92|          opinion of others we ~should say that the notion of dowry
2262 Suppl, 92|      different ways however. For some say that the three dowries of
2263 Suppl, 93|               glorious." Others again say that the "aurea" regards
2264 Suppl, 93|              widow, but only, as some say, to one who vows to remain ~
2265 Suppl, 93|            which it is due. For some ~say that the aureole is due
2266 Suppl, 93|           purpose by vow - and this I say ~with reference to the aureole
2267 Suppl, 93|              However, whatever we may say of the degree of ~conflict,
2268 Suppl, 93|         opinions about this. For some say that the ~Blessed Virgin
2269 Suppl, 93|           observing virginity. Others say that she has an aureole
2270 Suppl, 93|             my flesh." Hence we must ~say that she has an aureole
2271 Suppl, 93|               et Eustoch.]: "I should say rightly that the Mother
2272 Suppl, 93|              1 Cor. 12:3: "No man can say," etc.] ~declares, since "
2273 Suppl, 93|            the aureole: although some say that he ~does not merit
2274 Suppl, 93|                1/1~Reply OBJ 12: Some say that the use of reason was
2275 Suppl, 93|              have the aureole. others say, however, ~that they were
2276 Suppl, 93|               on this point. For some say that ~Christ has an aureole
2277 Suppl, 93|          throne']." Therefore we must say with ~others that although
2278 Suppl, 93|            that "no" other "man could say ~the canticle" which the
2279 Suppl, 93|             Apoc. 14:3, "No man could say the hymn," says ~that "virgins
2280 Suppl, 94|             but that it is better to ~say that both are to be understood
2281 Suppl, 94|       statement of Augustine we shall say below how it is ~to be answered (
2282 Suppl, 94|              However, whatever we may say of the fire that ~torments
2283 Suppl, 94|           would seem ~unreasonable to say that there is so great a
2284 Suppl, 94|             keeping with Scripture to say that it ~is beneath the
2285 Suppl, 95|               On the other hand, some say that, before the judgment
2286 Suppl, 96|              without help, one ~might say that he wished to remain
2287 Suppl, 96|         demons ~under sin, that is to say, He permitted them to be
2288 Suppl, 96|           wickedness. And yet ~we may say that even in them His mercy
2289 Suppl, 96|               Gregory (Moral. ~xxxiv) say, the saints in this life
2290 Suppl, 96|             Hence the ~Psalm does not say: "Will He from His anger
2291 Suppl, 96|           will not perish, that is to say, he will be disposed by
2292 Appen1, 1|              are three opinions. Some say that ~these children will
2293 Appen1, 1|               ignore things which, to say the least, reason is able
2294 Appen1, 1|            more besides. Hence others say that they have perfect knowledge ~
2295 Appen1, 1|             pain. Consequently others say that they will know ~perfectly
2296 Appen1, 1|             had some kind of claim. I say, then, that every man who
2297 Appen1, 2|              Para. 2/3~Some, however, say that it is not voluntary
2298 Appen1, 2|          xviii, by some other author] say that certain slight ~sins
2299 Appen1, 2|           does it suffice for them to say, ~that this is said expressly
2300 Appen1, 2|            before he dies. Nor may we say, as they do, that if he
2301 Appen1, 2|             and ~consequently we must say with others that venial
2302 Appen2, 1|              A[2] Body Para. 2/2~Some say, however, that according
2303 Appen2, 1|           various places. And ~others say that according to the common