Part, Question

1001   2, 98  |                on ~account of which a spiritual thing is granted to the
1002   2, 98  |             hypocrite does not give a spiritual thing for the sake of ~praise,
1003   2, 98  |             is committed by acquiring spiritual things in return for a ~
1004   2, 98  |             remuneration. Now certain spiritual things cannot be lost when
1005   2, 98  |             person acquires something spiritual, which ~others have procured
1006   2, 98  |         prelates of churches, ordered spiritual ~things to be given gratis,
1007   2, 98  |          Wherefore whosoever acquires spiritual things in ~return for a
1008   2, 98  |              either selling or buying spiritual things, ~as well as those
1009   2, 101 |                 1) Whether honor is a spiritual or a corporal thing?~(2)
1010   2, 101 |               reverence is something ~spiritual, since to revere is an act
1011   2, 101 |          Therefore honor is something spiritual.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[103] A[
1012   2, 101 |            virtue consists chiefly of spiritual ~things, its reward is not
1013   2, 101 |               of ~things internal and spiritual.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[103] A[
1014   2, 101 |             both ~of these pertain to spiritual things. Therefore honor
1015   2, 102 |               grace are free from the spiritual bondage of sin, ~but not
1016   2, 103 |        charity which is ~the cause of spiritual life. Now by charity we
1017   2, 106 |               consequence. ~And since spiritual goods are of the greatest
1018   2, 106 |             But no one is punished in spiritual goods without any fault
1019   2, 106 |            medicinal, but a result of spiritual condemnation.~Aquin.: SMT
1020   2, 106 |               is never condemned to a spiritual punishment for ~another
1021   2, 106 |            another man's sin, because spiritual punishment affects the soul,
1022   2, 108 |        explains that God ~"built them spiritual houses." Secondly, it may
1023   2, 109 |            which is not necessary for spiritual welfare. Simulation of this ~
1024   2, 111 |               temporal, the other in ~spiritual things. Now it happens at
1025   2, 111 |          doing to make a show of some spiritual excellence. Thus our ~Lord
1026   2, 113 |          charity, so that he may make spiritual progress ~therein. But it
1027   2, 113 |         greater ~consequence. namely, spiritual goods. Yet it does not harm
1028   2, 114 |              is inconsistent with the spiritual ~state, the more it appears
1029   2, 114 |            more inconsistent with the spiritual state: for it is written (
1030   2, 114 |          reason, are viler, ~although spiritual sins are more grievous,
1031   2, 115 |            provident for ourselves in spiritual goods, in which each one
1032   2, 116 |               a sin of the flesh or a spiritual sin?~(7) Whether it is a
1033   2, 116 |        Further, no one is struck with spiritual blindness save through a ~
1034   2, 116 |             Whether covetousness is a spiritual sin?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[118]
1035   2, 116 |            that covetousness is not a spiritual sin. For spiritual ~sins
1036   2, 116 |              not a spiritual sin. For spiritual ~sins seem to regard spiritual
1037   2, 116 |        spiritual ~sins seem to regard spiritual goods. But the matter of
1038   2, 116 |      Therefore covetousness is not a ~spiritual sin.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[118]
1039   2, 116 |             Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, spiritual sin is condivided with sin
1040   2, 116 |      Therefore ~covetousness is not a spiritual sin.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[118]
1041   2, 116 |       covetousness seems ~not to be a spiritual sin.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[118]
1042   2, 116 |           numbers covetousness among ~spiritual vices.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
1043   2, 116 |        pleasures ~are carnal and some spiritual. Carnal pleasures are those
1044   2, 116 |               sexual pleasures: while spiritual pleasures are those which
1045   2, 116 |              carnal pleasures, while ~spiritual sins are consummated in
1046   2, 116 |           Therefore covetousness is a spiritual sin.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[118]
1047   2, 116 |             is a mean between ~purely spiritual sins, which seek spiritual
1048   2, 116 |            spiritual sins, which seek spiritual pleasure in respect of ~
1049   2, 116 |               pleasure in respect of ~spiritual objects (thus pride is about
1050   2, 120 |               the decalogue are both ~spiritual and moral. Therefore it
1051   2, 120 |             aside a ~certain time for spiritual refreshment, by which man'
1052   2, 120 |               Sabbath to exercise any spiritual act, such as teaching by
1053   2, 120 |          works, not pertaining to the spiritual worship of God, ~are said
1054   2, 121 |          bodily contact, the other is spiritual, resulting from an ~apprehension
1055   2, 121 |            delight, namely as regards spiritual pleasure, in the ~act itself
1056   2, 121 |                he ~has cause for both spiritual sorrow, in the thought of
1057   2, 121 |           makes one insensible to the spiritual ~delight of virtue, without
1058   2, 121 |           delight of virtue overcomes spiritual ~sorrow, inasmuch as a man
1059   2, 121 |               OBJ 3: In the brave man spiritual sorrow is overcome by the ~
1060   2, 121 |              to man, it follows that ~spiritual pleasure in the end of virtue
1061   2, 123 |        profession of contemplation or spiritual warfare, if he still ~fears
1062   2, 123 |              evil, either temporal or spiritual. Now ~fear of spiritual
1063   2, 123 |               spiritual. Now ~fear of spiritual evil cannot excuse sin,
1064   2, 130 |          whether it be a bodily or ~a spiritual good. Since, however, that
1065   2, 130 |           such as God's honor, or the spiritual welfare ~of his neighbor.~
1066   2, 138 |              of the New Testament are spiritual and eternal, according to ~
1067   2, 138 |        however, ~men while tending to spiritual goods may be withdrawn from
1068   2, 139 |             Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, spiritual pleasures are greater than
1069   2, 139 |            virtue ~through desire for spiritual pleasures, for instance,
1070   2, 139 |               1~Reply OBJ 4: Although spiritual pleasures are by their nature
1071   2, 139 |                We may also reply that spiritual pleasures, strictly speaking,
1072   2, 139 |        accidentally, in so far as one spiritual pleasure is a hindrance
1073   2, 140 |             of ~imparting to others a spiritual good, by a kind of spiritual
1074   2, 140 |          spiritual good, by a kind of spiritual procreation, ~as it were,
1075   2, 140 |             the ~mind be lifted up to spiritual things, and remain fixed "
1076   2, 142 |              are less disgraceful, as spiritual sins in comparison with ~
1077   2, 143 |              of color. In like manner spiritual beauty ~consists in a man'
1078   2, 143 |       proportioned in respect ~of the spiritual clarity of reason. Now this
1079   2, 143 |                honesty is the same as spiritual beauty." Hence Augustine
1080   2, 143 |             we ~properly designate as spiritual," and further on he adds
1081   2, 143 |                inasmuch as it implies spiritual beauty, is an object of ~
1082   2, 143 |               harlot because of one's spiritual beauty, according to Ezech.
1083   2, 143 |              honor on account of its ~spiritual beauty: while it is said
1084   2, 143 |                  honesty is a kind of spiritual ~beauty. Now the disgraceful
1085   2, 145 |             this to ~the avoidance of spiritual evils and the pursuit of
1086   2, 145 |              evils and the pursuit of spiritual goods. Yet ~reason does
1087   2, 145 |              weal of the faithful in ~spiritual goods.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
1088   2, 145 |            and as raising the mind to spiritual things. And ~everyone is
1089   2, 145 |             sin, which ~is opposed to spiritual freedom, of which it is
1090   2, 145 |             Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, spiritual things should be preferred
1091   2, 145 |       pilgrimages, though directed to spiritual ~things, are not a matter
1092   2, 145 |             fasting is ~directed to a spiritual gain, and is made a necessary
1093   2, 145 |              the upkeep of ~bodily or spiritual life, there is no reason
1094   2, 145 |               or for some need of the spiritual ~life, and it be impossible
1095   2, 145 |               rejoices in adhering to spiritual things: and this fasting
1096   2, 146 |             stood up to engage in the spiritual combat." But man's ~inward
1097   2, 147 |               who should fulfil their spiritual duties with a devout mind;
1098   2, 148 |          Gregory (Moral. xxxiii, 12), spiritual ~vices are greater than
1099   2, 149 |             contrary vice, so too the spiritual union of the mind with ~
1100   2, 149 |              which is the matter of a spiritual ~chastity metaphorically
1101   2, 149 |             speaking, as well as of a spiritual fornication ~likewise metaphorically
1102   2, 149 |            human mind delight in the ~spiritual union with that to which
1103   2, 149 |            God, this may be called a ~spiritual chastity, according to 2
1104   2, 149 |              order, it will be called spiritual ~fornication, according
1105   2, 149 |               This argument considers spiritual fornication ~metaphorically
1106   2, 149 |           called, which is opposed to spiritual chastity, as ~stated.~Aquin.:
1107   2, 150 |         bodily quality, ~"yet it is a spiritual thing, which a holy continency
1108   2, 150 |            the pride and ~ornament of spiritual grace, the most honored
1109   2, 151 |             of reason in considering ~spiritual things is incompatible with
1110   2, 151 |               he cares not to ~obtain spiritual pleasures, since they are
1111   2, 152 |               continence, contracts a spiritual ~marriage with God, the
1112   2, 152 |       violation of ~such a woman is a spiritual adultery. In like manner,
1113   2, 152 |          flesh are less grievous than spiritual sins.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154]
1114   2, 152 |              spirit." ~Wherefore also spiritual sins are more against Christ
1115   2, 152 |                4/5~The third cause is spiritual and external; for instance
1116   2, 152 |            persons mutually united by spiritual relationship, is a sacrilege ~
1117   2, 152 |              s authority, it will be ~spiritual seduction; and if force
1118   2, 152 |          force be employed it will be spiritual rape, ~which kind of rape
1119   2, 153 |            arises from a praiseworthy spiritual cause, for instance ~the
1120   2, 156 |                  and he speaks of the spiritual killing, whence mortal sin ~
1121   2, 159 |               detriment ~of another's spiritual welfare. But if a man subject
1122   2, 159 |         occasion of detriment ~to his spiritual welfare. This is what Augustine
1123   2, 159 |              be the foundation of the spiritual edifice. Secondly, ~a thing
1124   2, 159 |           comforted." In the same way spiritual uplifting is promised to ~
1125   2, 159 |         removes the obstacle to man's spiritual welfare ~consisting in man'
1126   2, 159 |              s aiming at heavenly and spiritual things, in which he ~is
1127   2, 159 |             remove an obstacle to our spiritual welfare, showed by ~giving
1128   2, 159 |              s untrammeled access ~to spiritual and divine goods. Accordingly
1129   2, 160 |         sensible things, ~but also in spiritual and intelligible things:
1130   2, 160 |               both to sensible and to spiritual things, we must needs say
1131   2, 161 |           coveting ~inordinately some spiritual good. Now he would not have
1132   2, 161 |       consisted in his ~coveting some spiritual good above his measure:
1133   2, 161 |               fact that man coveted a spiritual good above his ~measure,
1134   2, 161 |              thing not possessed. Now spiritual good, in so far as the rational ~
1135   2, 162 |               remedy intended for the spiritual welfare ~of the person who
1136   2, 162 |             from the mysteries of the spiritual interpretation, ~this place
1137   2, 163 |          parents were endowed with ~a spiritual mind, and adhered less to
1138   2, 163 |             be tempted with a ~merely spiritual, instead of an outward,
1139   2, 166 |          every virtue pertains to the spiritual beauty of the soul, ~according
1140   2, 169 |           about ~things pertaining to spiritual substances, by whom we are
1141   2, 169 |        foolish and mad [*Vulg.: ~'the spiritual man was mad']." Therefore
1142   2, 169 |           both Divine and human, both spiritual and corporeal; ~and consequently
1143   2, 170 |              receive the influence of spiritual substances ~[*Cf. FP, Q[
1144   2, 170 |               from the ~revelation of spiritual substances, or from a corporeal
1145   2, 170 |          subtle impressions either of spiritual ~substances, or even of
1146   2, 170 |          previous ~disposition in His spiritual effects, but is able to
1147   2, 170 |             able to produce both the ~spiritual effect and at the same time
1148   2, 170 |               in order to contemplate spiritual things, and this is hindered
1149   2, 171 |              for instance, sleep - or spiritual - for ~instance, the intenseness
1150   2, 172 |             it was ~expedient for the spiritual welfare of the elect.~Aquin.:
1151   2, 173 |                the "third heaven is a spiritual heaven, where the angels
1152   2, 173 |               knew it to be something spiritual and incorporeal, and then
1153   2, 176 |               granted, either for the spiritual welfare ~of the one who
1154   2, 178 |        themselves in order to explore spiritual things, nor do ~they ever
1155   2, 178 |          human delight, both ~because spiritual delight is greater than
1156   2, 178 |             heaven and ~discovers the spiritual world to the eyes of the
1157   2, 180 |       themselves, in order to explore spiritual things, whether ~they no
1158   2, 181 |   righteousness." But a man ~acquires spiritual uprightness by submitting
1159   2, 181 |              or ~servitude whether in spiritual or in civil matters.~Aquin.:
1160   2, 181 |         freedom or ~servitude. Now in spiritual things there is a twofold
1161   2, 181 |             consequently the state of spiritual servitude and freedom is ~
1162   2, 181 |              state of those who enjoy spiritual freedom.~Aquin.: SMT SS
1163   2, 181 |            occupations as pertain to ~spiritual freedom or servitude, as
1164   2, 182 |            not only temporal but also spiritual goods and ~even himself,
1165   2, 182 |              man attains by a kind of spiritual growth, ~for instance when
1166   2, 182 |          reached by bodily growth, so spiritual perfection is acquired by ~
1167   2, 182 |            perfection is acquired by ~spiritual growth. Now after bodily
1168   2, 182 |        Therefore seemingly also after spiritual growth, ~when one has already
1169   2, 182 |               one has already reached spiritual perfection, one is in the
1170   2, 182 |             freedom or servitude. Now spiritual freedom or servitude may ~
1171   2, 182 |           disposition we consider his spiritual state in relation to the
1172   2, 182 |            actions we consider man's ~spiritual state in relation to the
1173   2, 182 |             In like manner by ~inward spiritual growth a man reaches the
1174   2, 182 |             change of condition from ~spiritual servitude to spiritual freedom,
1175   2, 182 |                spiritual servitude to spiritual freedom, an increase of
1176   2, 182 |             the honor of God ~and the spiritual welfare of their flock,
1177   2, 183 |             would seem to hide up the spiritual ~corn, if he shun the episcopal
1178   2, 183 |               state of a dispenser of spiritual corn. Therefore it ~would
1179   2, 183 |             others for the sake of a ~spiritual profit, and anyone may lawfully
1180   2, 183 |              OBJ 3: The dispensing of spiritual corn is not to be carried
1181   2, 183 |             man is not deemed to hide spiritual ~corn if he avoids governing
1182   2, 183 |              look chiefly to his ~own spiritual welfare, whereas that he
1183   2, 183 |           whereas that he look to the spiritual welfare of ~others becomes
1184   2, 183 |         things are governed by things spiritual, and the lower ~bodies by
1185   2, 183 |            retains in perpetuity the ~spiritual power of giving orders and
1186   2, 183 |                is able to procure the spiritual welfare of the subjects
1187   2, 183 |          hindered ~from procuring the spiritual welfare of his subjects.
1188   2, 183 |               s bodily welfare to the spiritual welfare of one's neighbor.
1189   2, 184 |        contempt sets the mind against spiritual progress.~Aquin.: SMT SS
1190   2, 184 |         himself to ~danger - not only spiritual, according to Prov. 30:9, "
1191   2, 184 |         himself to no danger, neither spiritual nor corporal. For ~spiritual
1192   2, 184 |          spiritual nor corporal. For ~spiritual danger ensues from poverty
1193   2, 184 |               administering not only ~spiritual but also temporal things.
1194   2, 185 |             is rendered ~less fit for spiritual duties through advancing
1195   2, 185 |               he in these, ~namely in spiritual works."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
1196   2, 185 |              of the Apostle refers to spiritual works, and not ~to the bodily
1197   2, 185 |              on account of such like ~spiritual works to which they devote
1198   2, 185 |        himself in two ways to all the spiritual ~works mentioned by Augustine
1199   2, 185 |            publicly to the aforesaid ~spiritual works are thereby exempt
1200   2, 185 |         something whether temporal or spiritual, according to 1 Cor. 9:11, ~"
1201   2, 185 |              If we have sown unto you spiritual things, is it a great matter
1202   2, 185 |               made partakers of their spiritual things, they ought also
1203   2, 186 |         expedient to act thus for the spiritual welfare ~of others. Secondly,
1204   2, 186 |              things pertaining to the spiritual welfare of the soul rather
1205   2, 186 |      proportion to the ~excellence of spiritual over corporal things. Hence
1206   2, 186 |             above ~(Q[32], A[3]) that spiritual works of mercy surpass corporal
1207   2, 186 |               greater thing to employ spiritual ~arms in defending the faithful
1208   2, 186 |            requires a greater care of spiritual things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
1209   2, 186 |              requires greater care of spiritual things than ~one that is
1210   2, 186 |            works whether ~corporal or spiritual of the active life; except
1211   2, 186 |         warming him," i.e. giving him spiritual heat (Eccles. 4:10,11).
1212   2, 187 |             the religious state is a ~spiritual schooling for the attainment
1213   2, 187 |           only to ~bodily but also to spiritual service, and to the paying
1214   2, 187 |              friends often thwart our spiritual progress, according to ~
1215   3, 1   |           that was not first which is spiritual, but that which is ~natural;
1216   3, 1   |              afterwards that which is spiritual . . . The first man was
1217   3, 6   |              grace pertaining ~to the spiritual holiness of the man is an
1218   3, 7   |            manifestation of faith and spiritual ~doctrine. For it behooves
1219   3, 7   |            first and chief teacher of spiritual doctrine and faith, according
1220   3, 8   |           motion to the members. Now ~spiritual sense and motion which are
1221   3, 8   |               inasmuch as He ~bestows spiritual sense and the movement of
1222   3, 8   |           body is not capable of this spiritual sense and movement. Therefore ~
1223   3, 8   |            Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The spiritual sense of grace does not
1224   3, 8   |             things act on bodies, and spiritual things on ~spiritual things.
1225   3, 8   |              and spiritual things on ~spiritual things. Nevertheless, the
1226   3, 8   |             Christ, by virtue of the ~spiritual nature, i.e. the Divine,
1227   3, 11  |              the knowledge; since the spiritual ~light, which is imprinted
1228   3, 12  |          human soul is midway between spiritual ~substances and corporeal
1229   3, 12  |        infused by the illumination of spiritual substances. Now in ~both
1230   3, 14  |               strength in Christ, but spiritual strength, wherewith He ~
1231   3, 15  |               as ~the body "will rise spiritual in power and glory and incorruption,"
1232   3, 19  |         Christ reaches others only by spiritual ~regeneration, which takes
1233   3, 23  |              3 Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 3: Spiritual goods can be possessed by
1234   3, 23  |              whereas all receive the ~spiritual inheritance at the same
1235   3, 23  |            begotten, by reason of the spiritual regeneration which is by
1236   3, 27  |               was ~not first which is spiritual but that which is natural;
1237   3, 27  |             afterwards that ~which is spiritual." But by sanctifying grace
1238   3, 27  |              afterwards that which is spiritual: for she was first ~conceived
1239   3, 30  |               that there is a certain spiritual wedlock ~between the Son
1240   3, 30  |            Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The spiritual conception of Christ through
1241   3, 30  |                the bodily vision of a spiritual substance stupefies the ~
1242   3, 31  |               carnal origin, but from spiritual grace. Therefore ~it is
1243   3, 31  |               origin, but through the spiritual grace which he has ~received
1244   3, 34  |               was not first ~which is spiritual, but that which is natural:
1245   3, 34  |             afterwards that which is ~spiritual." But sanctification by
1246   3, 34  |  sanctification by grace is something spiritual. Therefore ~Christ received
1247   3, 34  |               advancing attain to the spiritual state. But the mystery of ~
1248   3, 34  |               there was perfection of spiritual life from the very beginning.~
1249   3, 34  |               As stated above (A[1]), spiritual perfection was becoming ~
1250   3, 36  |            the angels. For angels are spiritual substances, according to ~
1251   3, 36  |             the flesh, and not in His spiritual substance. ~Therefore it
1252   3, 37  |              Law, and to accomplish a spiritual circumcision in us - in ~
1253   3, 37  |            sense. But in the sense of spiritual and ~universal salvation,
1254   3, 38  |             of John was ordered unto ~spiritual cleanliness, since it led
1255   3, 39  |          first principle of baptism's spiritual ~effect. Unto this He was
1256   3, 39  |            while ~Christ did not need spiritual baptism, since He was filled
1257   3, 39  |             Reply OBJ 3: Baptism is a spiritual remedy. Now, the more perfect
1258   3, 39  |         either in a ~corporal or in a spiritual sense. But it cannot be
1259   3, 39  |             can it be understood in a spiritual sense, because ~the heavens
1260   3, 39  |               the elements, but by ~a spiritual vision: thus does Ezechiel
1261   3, 39  |            flesh was not carnal, but ~spiritual? Therefore now," i.e. at
1262   3, 39  |           place in the spirit through spiritual images of bodies; whereas
1263   3, 39  |               again, by reason of the spiritual grace, which is poured ~
1264   3, 39  |              At the beginning ~of all spiritual transactions sensible visions
1265   3, 40  |              body in ~order to bestow spiritual life on us, so did He bear
1266   3, 41  |               straight away tempt the spiritual man to grave sins, but he ~
1267   3, 41  |             which men desire, however spiritual they may ~be - namely, the
1268   3, 41  |               to that matter in which spiritual men are sometimes found ~
1269   3, 41  |               on to that in which no ~spiritual men, but only carnal men,
1270   3, 41  |              which is inapplicable to spiritual men, who are sons ~of God
1271   3, 41  |               is exalted by reason of spiritual good. ~Hence Augustine says (
1272   3, 41  |           devil urging Christ to seek spiritual glory by casting His body
1273   3, 42  |             parables in teaching them spiritual mysteries which they were ~
1274   3, 42  |        instructed in the knowledge of spiritual things, albeit hidden under
1275   3, 44  |           miracles which He worked in spiritual substances;~(2) The miracles
1276   3, 44  |        fitting which Christ worked in spiritual ~substances?~Aquin.: SMT
1277   3, 44  |               which Christ ~worked in spiritual substances. For among spiritual
1278   3, 44  |       spiritual substances. For among spiritual substances the holy ~angels
1279   3, 44  |               to be the universal and spiritual Saviour of all.~Aquin.:
1280   3, 44  |                  And though such like spiritual ~effects are different from
1281   3, 45  |            might then be witnesses of spiritual ~things when they should
1282   3, 46  |           spring gushed forth from a ~spiritual rock; likewise, in order
1283   3, 46  |          material fire, there was the spiritual fire of ~charity in Christ'
1284   3, 48  |         although corporeal, has yet a spiritual ~effect from the Godhead
1285   3, 48  |              secures its efficacy by ~spiritual contact - namely, by faith
1286   3, 49  |             does not act upon what is spiritual. ~But Christ's Passion is
1287   3, 49  |              in the soul, which ~is a spiritual creature. Therefore Christ'
1288   3, 49  |           still it derives a ~kind of spiritual energy from the Godhead,
1289   3, 50  |              not the cause of what is spiritual. ~But Christ's death was
1290   3, 50  |         salvation, which is something spiritual.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[50] A[
1291   3, 52  |          corporeal paradise, but of a spiritual one, in which all are said ~
1292   3, 52  |             who became His members by spiritual ~regeneration: which does
1293   3, 54  |            glorified body that it is ~spiritual, i.e. subject to the spirit,
1294   3, 54  |               body is not animal, but spiritual, as is ~clear from 1 Cor.
1295   3, 54  |          Resurrection, our Saviour in spiritual but true flesh partook of
1296   3, 56  |             through ~contact, whether spiritual or corporeal. Now it is
1297   3, 56  |               and similarly it has no spiritual ~contact, which is through
1298   3, 57  |         Whether He ascended above all spiritual creatures?~(6) Of the effect
1299   3, 57  |             body ascended above every spiritual creature?~Aquin.: SMT TP
1300   3, 57  |               not ascend above every ~spiritual creature. For no fitting
1301   3, 57  |               ratio ~of bodies and of spiritual creatures, as is evident
1302   3, 57  |             have ascended above every spiritual ~creature.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1303   3, 57  |          Christ ascended above every ~spiritual creature.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1304   3, 57  |              be no place ~above every spiritual creature. Consequently,
1305   3, 57  |               not ~ascend above every spiritual creature.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1306   3, 57  |               whether it be by way of spiritual contact, as regards spiritual ~
1307   3, 57  |         spiritual contact, as regards spiritual ~substances; thus a heavenly
1308   3, 57  |          places is ~becomingly due to spiritual substances, since they are
1309   3, 57  |              Christ's body is beneath spiritual ~substances, if we weigh
1310   3, 57  |         nevertheless it surpasses all spiritual substances in dignity, when
1311   3, 57  |             is due ~to it above every spiritual creature. Hence Gregory
1312   3, 57  |          attributed to corporeal and ~spiritual substances, still in either
1313   3, 57  |              exceed the dignity of a ~spiritual substance: in this sense
1314   3, 57  |           body of Christ to be above ~spiritual creatures.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1315   3, 59  |          saying of 1 Cor. ~2:15: "The spiritual man judgeth all things."
1316   3, 59  |              says (1 Cor. 2:15): "The spiritual man ~judgeth all things."
1317   3, 59  |            things." But a man becomes spiritual through grace, which is ~
1318   3, 59  |             Word of God; for, if "the spiritual man judgeth all things,"
1319   3, 59  |              judges both temporal and spiritual matters. Therefore, ~it
1320   3, 59  |          Relig. xxxi): "Although the ~spiritual man judgeth all things,
1321   3, 59  |            the angels judge, as being spiritual creatures, ~still they are
1322   3, 60  |              the ~sacraments, are the spiritual and intelligible goods by
1323   3, 60  |              in the Divine Scriptures spiritual things are ~set before us
1324   3, 60  |          considered only as signs of ~spiritual things in which the kingdom
1325   3, 60  |            not as employed to signify spiritual things, which are ~the highest
1326   3, 60  |             the sacraments, which are spiritual ~remedies ordained to the
1327   3, 60  |              it is ~God Who signifies spiritual things to us by means of
1328   3, 60  |          decides by what similitudes ~spiritual things are to be signified
1329   3, 60  |         baptism in order to signify a spiritual cleansing.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1330   3, 60  |               cleansing, by which the spiritual ~cleansing is signified:
1331   3, 61  |               and sensible to things ~spiritual and intelligible. Now it
1332   3, 61  |            should provide man with a ~spiritual medicine by means of certain
1333   3, 61  |              for if man were ~offered spiritual things without a veil, his
1334   3, 61  |              but to ~a certain extent spiritual, viz. in its signification
1335   3, 61  |               Now the sacraments are ~spiritual remedies for the healing
1336   3, 61  |              sensible signs, but in a spiritual and ~invisible manner.~Aquin.:
1337   3, 61  |               signs in order to reach spiritual things: and this is the ~
1338   3, 62  |        nothing corporeal can act on a spiritual thing: since ~"the agent
1339   3, 62  |             mind, which is ~something spiritual. Therefore the sacraments
1340   3, 62  |               ordained unto a certain spiritual ~regeneration, by which
1341   3, 62  |           Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, a spiritual thing is not contained by
1342   3, 62  |         therefore, grace is something spiritual, it ~seems that it cannot
1343   3, 62  |           Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: If a spiritual thing exist perfectly in
1344   3, 62  |           power of causing grace is a spiritual power. But a ~spiritual
1345   3, 62  |               spiritual power. But a ~spiritual power cannot be in a body;
1346   3, 62  |              Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: A spiritual power cannot be in a corporeal
1347   3, 62  |             to hinder an instrumental spiritual power from being in ~a body;
1348   3, 62  |              be moved by a particular spiritual ~substance so as to produce
1349   3, 62  |               to produce a particular spiritual effect; thus in the ~very
1350   3, 62  |             senses there is a certain spiritual ~power, inasmuch as it proceeds
1351   3, 62  |              It is in this way that a spiritual power is in the ~sacraments,
1352   3, 62  |             unto the production of a ~spiritual effect.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1353   3, 62  |             does a sacrament ~receive spiritual power from Christ's blessing
1354   3, 62  |             which is the principle of spiritual life in the soul. ~But as
1355   3, 63  |       sacraments men are deputed to a spiritual service ~pertaining to the
1356   3, 63  |            faithful receive a certain spiritual character. Wherefore Augustine
1357   3, 63  |             that is now, by a certain spiritual ~seal that is set on them,
1358   3, 63  |             had not in themselves any spiritual power of producing a spiritual ~
1359   3, 63  |        spiritual power of producing a spiritual ~effect. Consequently in
1360   3, 63  |     sacraments there was no need of a spiritual ~character, and bodily circumcision
1361   3, 63  |              Whether a character is a spiritual power?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1362   3, 63  |             that a character is not a spiritual power. For ~"character"
1363   3, 63  |         Therefore character is ~not a spiritual power.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1364   3, 63  |        Therefore a character is not a spiritual power.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1365   3, 63  |       Therefore a character is ~not a spiritual power.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1366   3, 63  |        character signifies a certain ~spiritual power ordained unto things
1367   3, 63  |            must be observed that this spiritual power is instrumental: as
1368   3, 63  |              corporeal things; and of spiritual ~things is said metaphorically.
1369   3, 63  |            power of this kind. ~but a spiritual power coming from without.
1370   3, 63  |           from which the soul derives spiritual life; so the natural power
1371   3, 63  |                soul is perfected by a spiritual power, which is a character.
1372   3, 63  |               has the full power of a spiritual priesthood, so His faithful
1373   3, 63  |              Him by sharing a certain spiritual power with regard to the ~
1374   3, 64  |            are instrumental causes of spiritual effects. Now ~an instrument
1375   3, 64  |        aptitude for the signifying of spiritual effects: but this aptitude
1376   3, 64  |            sacraments belongs to the ~spiritual character which is indelible,
1377   3, 65  |               A[1] Body Para. 2/6~For spiritual life has a certain conformity
1378   3, 65  |           certain likeness to things ~spiritual. Now a man attains perfection
1379   3, 65  |         corresponding to this in the ~spiritual life there is Baptism, which
1380   3, 65  |          there is Baptism, which is a spiritual regeneration, ~according
1381   3, 65  |          corresponding to this in the spiritual life there is Confirmation,
1382   3, 65  |          corresponding to this in the spiritual life there is the Eucharist. ~
1383   3, 65  |           times to both ~corporal and spiritual infirmity, i.e. sin, hence
1384   3, 65  |          corresponding to this in the spiritual life there is Penance, ~
1385   3, 65  |          corresponding to this in the spiritual life there is ~Extreme Unction,
1386   3, 65  |          corresponding to this in the spiritual life there is the sacrament
1387   3, 65  |               the corporal and in the spiritual life: since it is not only
1388   3, 65  |         remedy against the absence of spiritual life; Confirmation, ~against
1389   3, 65  |              afterwards that which is spiritual." But ~man is begotten through
1390   3, 65  |        regenerated as by a second and spiritual ~generation. Therefore Matrimony
1391   3, 65  |           Further, the Eucharist is a spiritual food; while Confirmation
1392   3, 65  |    participation in the nature of the spiritual life, to which the ~sacraments
1393   3, 65  |              to the perfection of the spiritual life, and ~afterwards, those
1394   3, 65  |               that Baptism which is a spiritual ~regeneration, comes first;
1395   3, 65  |               far as it has something spiritual it is a sacrament. ~And
1396   3, 65  |             the ~body. But the common spiritual good of the whole Church
1397   3, 65  |               are to be understood of spiritual, ~and not of merely sacramental,
1398   3, 66  |          faith, by which man receives spiritual life, ~according to Habac
1399   3, 66  |          again as to the beginning of spiritual life, when ~he adds, "the
1400   3, 66  |          which is a regeneration unto spiritual life. And this answers to
1401   3, 66  |           First, because Baptism is a spiritual regeneration; inasmuch as
1402   3, 67  |               man's regeneration unto spiritual ~life: since for children
1403   3, 67  |              1~OBJ 3: Further, in the spiritual regeneration water seems
1404   3, 67  |       principle of generation. But in spiritual ~generation they do not
1405   3, 67  |              2: Further, Baptism is a spiritual regeneration, as stated
1406   3, 67  |                1/1~I answer that, The spiritual regeneration, which takes
1407   3, 67  |              guidance: wherefore, ~in spiritual generation also, someone
1408   3, 67  |            the child, ~and be to it a spiritual father and a guide in the
1409   3, 67  |         godparent, but on account of ~spiritual weakness, as stated above.~
1410   3, 67  |               are able, to see to the spiritual welfare ~of their godchildren.~
1411   3, 67  |              1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Just as spiritual generation is distinct from
1412   3, 67  |             carnal ~generation, so is spiritual education distinct from
1413   3, 67  |              and live?" Therefore the spiritual father should be ~distinct
1414   3, 68  |             have been baptized derive spiritual assistance from the very ~
1415   3, 68  |              to instruct them in ~the spiritual life as a remedy against
1416   3, 68  |            Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The spiritual regeneration effected by
1417   3, 68  |              first." But Baptism is a spiritual ~regeneration. Therefore
1418   3, 69  |            Baptism. For Baptism ~is a spiritual regeneration, which corresponds
1419   3, 69  |              this is suitable for our spiritual training: namely, in order ~
1420   3, 69  |            man is born again unto the spiritual life, ~which is proper to
1421   3, 69  |          material head, so from their spiritual Head, i.e. Christ, do His
1422   3, 69  |                do His members ~derive spiritual sense consisting in the
1423   3, 69  |              knowledge Of truth, and ~spiritual movement which results from
1424   3, 69  |              does not seem to ~have a spiritual effect. But sometimes children
1425   3, 69  |               they do not receive the spiritual effect consisting in grace ~
1426   3, 69  |               to eternal life ~by the spiritual grace, but because they
1427   3, 69  |         Baptism some receive not only spiritual, but also ~bodily health;
1428   3, 69  |             the begetting of men unto spiritual life. ~Therefore, since
1429   3, 69  |              66], A[9]), Baptism is a spiritual ~regeneration. Now when
1430   3, 70  |            was like Baptism as to the spiritual effect of ~the latter. For
1431   3, 70  |     circumcision should correspond to spiritual ~circumcision, as the shadow
1432   3, 70  |            shadow to the reality. But spiritual circumcision ~which is of
1433   3, 70  |         Israel." Which signified that spiritual circumcision would be done
1434   3, 70  |           penalties, will perfect the spiritual circumcision, in ~the eighth
1435   3, 71  |              are regenerated unto the spiritual life. But man begins to ~
1436   3, 72  |              and did all eat the same spiritual ~food, and all drank the
1437   3, 72  |                and all drank the same spiritual drink." But Confirmation
1438   3, 72  |             bear a likeness to things spiritual and ~intelligible, from
1439   3, 72  |               which is special to the spiritual life. Now it is evident
1440   3, 72  |            therefore does man receive spiritual life in Baptism, which is
1441   3, 72  |               in Baptism, which is a ~spiritual regeneration: while in Confirmation
1442   3, 72  |               age, as it were, of the spiritual life. Hence Pope Melchiades
1443   3, 72  |               Ghost is ~given for the spiritual strength which belongs to
1444   3, 72  |              Baptism is bestowed that spiritual life may be received ~simply;
1445   3, 72  |             given for strength in the spiritual combat. ~Wherefore in this
1446   3, 72  |          cause conferring ~fulness of spiritual strength which cause is
1447   3, 72  |               etc. The ~second is the spiritual strength itself bestowed
1448   3, 72  |             the regeneration unto the spiritual life, ~whereby man lives
1449   3, 72  |              cross, unto the outward ~spiritual combat; and this is signified
1450   3, 72  |          sacrament is ordained to the spiritual combat, which is enjoined
1451   3, 72  |                that a character is a ~spiritual power. Now a power must
1452   3, 72  |            character of the body, no ~spiritual character is imprinted.
1453   3, 72  |               man's brow. Therefore a spiritual character is not imprinted
1454   3, 72  |               A[2]), a character is a spiritual ~power ordained to certain
1455   3, 72  |            that, just as Baptism is a spiritual regeneration ~unto Christian
1456   3, 72  |             is Confirmation a certain spiritual growth ~bringing man to
1457   3, 72  |               bringing man to perfect spiritual age. But it is evident,
1458   3, 72  |           Confirmation man is given a spiritual power in respect of sacred
1459   3, 72  |           things which pertain to the spiritual combat ~with the enemies
1460   3, 72  |               1: All have to wage the spiritual combat with our invisible ~
1461   3, 72  |          sacrament of the ~New Law, a spiritual character is imprinted at
1462   3, 72  |                Hence ~man can receive spiritual strength to confess the
1463   3, 72  |             of Confirmation, which is spiritual strength, presupposes the ~
1464   3, 72  |                Now the soul, to which spiritual birth and perfect spiritual ~
1465   3, 72  |           spiritual birth and perfect spiritual ~age belong, is immortal;
1466   3, 72  |             can in old age attain to ~spiritual birth, so can it attain
1467   3, 72  |             can it attain to perfect (spiritual) age in youth or ~childhood;
1468   3, 72  |          attain to the perfection of ~spiritual age, of which it is written (
1469   3, 72  |            many a woman has waged the spiritual ~warfare with the courage
1470   3, 72  |          observed, the soul, to which spiritual ~age belongs, is immortal.
1471   3, 72  |           this sacrament is given for spiritual strength, as ~stated above (
1472   3, 72  |         stated above (AA[1],2,4). But spiritual strength is situated principally ~
1473   3, 72  |             Ghost for strength in the spiritual combat, that he may bravely ~
1474   3, 72  |               we are regenerated unto spiritual life, which ~belongs to
1475   3, 72  |           this sacrament is given for spiritual strength, which ~has more
1476   3, 72  |               man for strength in the spiritual combat. Now, just as one
1477   3, 72  |             on man the perfection of ~spiritual age, as stated above (AA[
1478   3, 72  |               man is built up into a ~spiritual dwelling, and is written
1479   3, 72  |       dwelling, and is written like a spiritual letter; whereas by ~the
1480   3, 72  |        removal of evil, since it is a spiritual birth, that ~consists in
1481   3, 72  |       progress in good; since it is a spiritual growth from ~imperfect being
1482   3, 73  |               baptismal character and spiritual ~cleansing, as stated above (
1483   3, 73  |               for helping man in ~the spiritual life. But the spiritual
1484   3, 73  |               spiritual life. But the spiritual life is analogous to the
1485   3, 73  |          things bear a resemblance to spiritual. Now it is clear ~that just
1486   3, 73  |        Consequently, ~just as for the spiritual life there had to be Baptism,
1487   3, 73  |              to be Baptism, which is ~spiritual generation; and Confirmation,
1488   3, 73  |            and Confirmation, which is spiritual growth: so ~there needed
1489   3, 73  |               the Eucharist, which is spiritual ~food.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1490   3, 73  |               Eucharist, which is the spiritual refreshment.~Aquin.: SMT
1491   3, 73  |            Baptism does not cause any spiritual effect by ~reason of the
1492   3, 73  |           Because it is ~ordained for spiritual refreshment, which is conformed
1493   3, 73  |              this ~sacrament, to wit, spiritual food and spiritual drink,
1494   3, 73  |               wit, spiritual food and spiritual drink, according to John: ~"
1495   3, 73  |             cannot have the health of spiritual life.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[73]
1496   3, 73  |           this sacrament is a kind of spiritual food. But bodily ~food is
1497   3, 73  |               is this sacrament, ~for spiritual health.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1498   3, 73  |              is ~the beginning of the spiritual life, and the door of the
1499   3, 73  |               the consummation of the spiritual ~life, and the end of all
1500   3, 73  |            necessary for starting the spiritual life, while the ~receiving