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Part, Question
501 2, 107 | difference' refers to the Latin words 'timor' and 'amor'] - "fear ~
502 2, 107 | actions, and promised it ~in words. And in this respect, the
503 2, 107 | is of Christ"; in other words, the reality is found in
504 2, 107 | and are burdened": which words are expounded by Hilary
505 2, 107 | commandments are not heavy": which words Augustine expounds by saying ~
506 2, 108 | Apostle says ~before the words quoted: "The kingdom of
507 2, 108 | that heareth ~these My words, and doth them, shall be
508 2, 108 | building. Therefore Christ's words contain all things ~necessary
509 2, 108 | He that heareth these My words,' He ~indicates clearly
510 2, 108 | evident from Augustine's words just quoted, the ~sermon,
511 2, 108 | miracles, or merely to hear His words.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[108] A[
512 2, 108 | our solicitude; in other words, we must not ~be confident
513 2, 108 | 21), He ~begins with the words: "If thou wilt be perfect,"
514 2, 108 | given by Our Lord in the words: "And [let him] follow Me."
515 2, 109 | Augustine confirms by the words of Cyprian (De Correp. et ~
516 2, 111 | Hence after the aforesaid words Augustine subjoins: ~"He
517 2, 111 | what he says, otherwise his words would have no weight. Thirdly, ~
518 2, 113 | For Augustine says on the words ~"the hireling fleeth,"
519 2, 113 | Augustine, expounding the words, "greater than these ~shall
520 2, 1 | Reply OBJ 4: Hearing is of words signifying what is of faith,
521 2, 1 | speech which are affixed to words to show their ~gender, number
522 2, 1 | article is ~composed of words each pronounced singly and
523 2, 1 | faith to be expressed in the words: "I ~believe in one God."~
524 2, 2 | Doth not the ear discern words?" Now a man ~cannot form
525 2, 2 | Thy name to men," which words Augustine expounds (Tract.
526 2, 2 | indication of this in the words ~of the Samaritans to the
527 2, 3 | contrary, A gloss explains the words of 2 Thess. 1:11, "and the ~
528 2, 4 | some say that the above words of the Apostle are ~not
529 2, 4 | be defined, albeit the words themselves are not arranged
530 2, 4 | will, is indicated by the words: "Faith is the ~substance
531 2, 4 | faith, is indicated by the words, "evidence ~of things that
532 2, 4 | would reduce the foregoing words to the form of a definition,
533 2, 4 | the same as the Apostle's ~words: "Evidence of things that
534 2, 4 | contrary, A gloss on the words, "Faith without works is
535 2, 5 | Reply OBJ 1: Although the words of Hugh of St. Victor are
536 2, 6 | persuades man to believe by ~words or deeds.~Aquin.: SMT SS
537 2, 8 | substantial reality, under words ~lies hidden their meaning;
538 2, 8 | Augustine, in expounding the ~words of Ps. 118:20: "My soul
539 2, 8 | are answered with the words: "I never knew you." Therefore
540 2, 9 | Hence Augustine, after ~the words quoted, adds: "It is one
541 2, 10 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The words quoted must be taken to
542 2, 10 | 2:14): "Contend not in words, for it ~is to no profit,
543 2, 10 | publicly without contending in ~words. Therefore one ought not
544 2, 10 | and consist of contentious words rather than of sound ~speeches.~
545 2, 10 | heretics, as appears from the ~words of Chrysostom. Augustine
546 2, 10 | that we should deal in words, and fight with arguments. ~
547 2, 10 | of mine is undone, not by words of contradiction, ~but by
548 2, 10 | the meaning of Our Lord's words, "Suffer both to grow until ~
549 2, 10 | Parmen. iii, 2) "these words show that when ~this is
550 2, 10 | gathered ~from the Apostle's words (1 Cor. 5:6). For after
551 2, 10 | preach, according to the ~words of Ezech. 33:6 about the
552 2, 11 | believes, assents to someone's words; so that, in every ~form
553 2, 11 | unbelief, the person to whose words assent is given seems to
554 2, 11 | heresies spring up from words spoken ~amiss." [*St. Thomas
555 2, 11 | professes his faith by the words that he ~utters, since confession
556 2, 11 | Wherefore inordinate words about matters of faith may
557 2, 11 | as we may gather from the words ~of the Apostle quoted above.~
558 2, 11 | brother when he repents. These words are not to be applied to
559 2, 12 | but also that external words and deeds should bear witness
560 2, 12 | way too, certain ~external words or deeds pertain to unbelief,
561 2, 12 | Because ~a gloss on the words, "Now lay you also all away,"
562 2, 12 | unbelief, expressed by the words: "I am the Lord thy God,"
563 2, 12 | it is forbidden by the words: "Thou shalt not take the ~
564 2, 12 | blasphemous nature of his words, and this may happen through
565 2, 12 | so as to break out into words suggested ~by his imagination,
566 2, 12 | to the meaning of those words: this ~is a venial sin,
567 2, 12 | adverting to the meaning of his words, and to their blasphemous ~
568 2, 12 | more, if it breaks out into words, even as love and confession
569 2, 12 | Reply OBJ 2: A gloss on the words, "Let . . . blasphemy be
570 2, 12 | plagues," and a gloss on these words says that "those who are
571 2, 13 | of mouth, but extends to words in thought and deed, not ~
572 2, 13 | protestation ~not only of words but also of deeds, so blasphemy
573 2, 15 | were forbidden to hear the words of the ~prophet or dreamer
574 2, 15 | the legal precepts, in the words, "I am the ~Lord thy God,
575 2, 15 | likewise ~(Dt. 6:4), the words, "Hear, O Israel, the Lord
576 2, 15 | Augustine expounding the words: "This is My commandment" (
577 2, 15 | possible without faith. The words which follow - "believe
578 2, 15 | written (Dt. 6:6): "These words which I ~command thee . . .
579 2, 15 | what is said, while the ~words that follow - "and thou
580 2, 15 | Dt. 4:9): "Forget not the words that thy eyes have ~seen
581 2, 16 | interpretation of a gloss on ~these words. Therefore the object of
582 2, 17 | according to a gloss, the words of Ps. 30:2, "In Thee, O ~
583 2, 18 | the wicked with works and words have called ~it to them."~
584 2, 18 | Gregory, expounding the words of ~Job (26:11), "The pillars
585 2, 23 | means apprehend," on which words a gloss says: "Even if he
586 2, 23 | Thee," for he adds ~these words, "which he loveth not for
587 2, 23 | love never failed, and the ~words uttered in trepidation were
588 2, 25 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The words of the Apostle do not mean
589 2, 25 | be observed that in ~the words quoted, the particle "as"
590 2, 25 | then ~will be fulfilled the words of 1 Cor. 15:28: "That God
591 2, 26 | that, As appears from the words of Augustine quoted above (
592 2, 26 | Para. 1/2 ~Reply OBJ 1: The words of Our Lord must be taken
593 2, 27 | is what is meant by the words of Lk. 6:38: "Good measure ~
594 2, 28 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The words of Sallust are to be understood
595 2, 28 | 1~OBJ 2: Further, on the words of 1 Tim. 4:8: "Godliness
596 2, 30 | in Monte i, 20) on the ~words, "Give to him that asketh
597 2, 30 | and ~in Our Lord's own words "cast in more than . . .
598 2, 30 | them. For in such cases the words of Ambrose apply, ~"Feed
599 2, 30 | dist. lxxxvi, whence the words, as quoted, are ~taken].
600 2, 30 | need, as appears from the words of Ambrose who says (Cf.
601 2, 30 | dist. lxxxvi, whence the words, as quoted, are taken): "
602 2, 30 | feed the poor," on which words a gloss ~comments: "Thus
603 2, 30 | In the passage quoted the words, "not that others should
604 2, 30 | 2/2~With regard to the words that follow, "and you burdened,"
605 2, 31 | Hence Jerome says on the words, "Why seest thou the ~mote?"
606 2, 31 | of ostentation. Hence the words of Mt. 7:4, "How sayest
607 2, 31 | Verb. Dom. xvi, 4) on the words, ~"Rebuke him between thee
608 2, 31 | case of secret sins, the words of Our Lord ~seem to apply (
609 2, 31 | warned Judas of his sin in words that were obscure. The sin
610 2, 31 | number of people, those ~words of Our Lord do not apply,
611 2, 32 | according to Prov. 8:8: ~"All My words are just, there is nothing
612 2, 35 | Augustine expounding the words of Jn. 7:39, "As yet the ~
613 2, 36 | 2:14): "Contend not in words." Moreover (Gal. 5:20) contention
614 2, 36 | 2:14): "Contend not in words," adds, "for it ~is to no
615 2, 36 | defends his own opinion by words. Consequently ~contention
616 2, 38 | evil-doers, according to the ~words of the Apostle (Rm. 13:4): "
617 2, 38 | says (De Verb. Dom. [*The words quoted are to be ~found
618 2, 39 | implies a contradiction of words, strife ~denotes a certain
619 2, 39 | this is conveyed by the words, "ever ready to contradict," ~
620 2, 41 | Wherefore another man's words or deeds can only ~be an
621 2, 41 | 1~Reply OBJ 4: Another's words or deed may be the cause
622 2, 41 | in reference to which words Jerome says ~that "the Apostle'
623 2, 41 | 1/3~Reply OBJ 1: These words, "It must needs be that
624 2, 41 | are not hindered by the words or deeds of others, from ~
625 2, 41 | its true sense), by the words or deeds of others, although
626 2, 41 | scandalized passively ~by the words or deeds of the perfect,
627 2, 41 | this moderation in such words or deeds as come to the
628 2, 41 | sins even in their external words or deeds, these are ~so
629 2, 42 | Q[100], A[9]). Now the ~words "with thy whole heart" signify
630 2, 42 | mode is signified in the words "with thy whole heart."~
631 2, 42 | Para. 1/1~Whether to the words, "Thou shalt love the Lord
632 2, 42 | it was unfitting to the words, "Thou shalt ~love the Lord
633 2, 42 | heart. Therefore after the words, "Thou shalt love the Lord
634 2, 42 | With all thy mind," which words ~do not occur here. Therefore
635 2, 42 | this is signified by the words "with thy whole ~heart";
636 2, 42 | this is expressed in the ~words "with thy whole mind"; to
637 2, 42 | according to God, ~in the words "with thy whole soul"; and
638 2, 42 | 19:18, because all these words express the ~same affinity.~
639 2, 42 | love is indicated in the words "as thyself." This does
640 2, 42 | any distinction, in the words, "Thou ~shalt love thy neighbor
641 2, 42 | It follows from the very words, "Thou shalt love thy ~neighbor"
642 2, 43 | 1/1 ~Reply OBJ 1: These words are to be understood as
643 2, 43 | merit is ~denoted in the words, "Blessed are the peacemakers."
644 2, 43 | reward is expressed in ~the words, "they shall be called the
645 2, 43 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: These words refer to the Uncreated Wisdom,
646 2, 43 | and this is denoted by the words ~"full of mercy and good
647 2, 43 | this is indicated by the words ~"judging without dissimulation [*
648 2, 44 | evident from the Apostle's words (1 Cor. ~3:19).~Aquin.:
649 2, 44 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: These words of the Apostle are to be
650 2, 45 | also formally, in other words, they consider that which
651 2, 49 | virtue?~[*These three Greek words may be rendered as the faculties
652 2, 51 | to do or say, but, in the words ~quoted, He encourages His
653 2, 53 | not a special sin. For the words ~of Holy Writ do not induce
654 2, 53 | Gregory expounding the words of Job 12, "The simplicity ~
655 2, 53 | conceal one's ~meaning by words, to represent error as truth,
656 2, 53 | effected first and foremost by words, which hold the chief place
657 2, 53 | whether this be ~effected by words, or by deeds, whereas "fraud"
658 2, 55 | Reply OBJ 1: It is usual for words to be distorted from their
659 2, 56 | object is indicated in the ~words, "Rendering to each one
660 2, 58 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: In these words our Lord forbids rash judgment
661 2, 58 | Hom. ~xxiv] says on the words of Mt. 7:1, "Judge not."
662 2, 58 | Cross] in comment on the ~words of Mt. 7:1, "Judge not,"
663 2, 60 | dishonored by injurious words.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[62] A[
664 2, 61 | respect of persons." On these words a gloss ~of Augustine says: "
665 2, 61 | 1~OBJ 3: Further, on the words of James 2:1, "Have not
666 2, 62 | Hence it follows that the words, 'Thou shalt not ~kill'
667 2, 62 | Hence it follows ~that the words 'Thou shalt not kill' refer
668 2, 62 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The words quoted from Augustine refer
669 2, 63 | x, 9) that "a father's ~words are admonitory and not coercive."
670 2, 64 | Basil in expounding the words of the rich man (Lk. ~12:
671 2, 64 | creation (Gn. 1:26) by the words: "Let us make man to our
672 2, 64 | Basil in expounding the words of the rich man quoted ~
673 2, 64 | lxiv, de temp.], and his words are ~quoted in the Decretals [*
674 2, 64 | Can. ~Sicut hi.]: and his words are embodied in the Decretals [*
675 2, 64 | OBJ[3]] says, and his words are embodied in ~the Decretals (
676 2, 65 | Out. Para. 1/3 - (B) BY WORDS UTILIZED IN A COURT OF LAW (
677 2, 65 | justice, that ~consist in words injurious to our neighbors.
678 2, 65 | proceedings, and (2) injurious words ~uttered extra-judicially.~
679 2, 66 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Words are so many and so various
680 2, 66 | who have heard the same words be asked what was said,
681 2, 66 | a slight difference ~of words changes the sense, even
682 2, 67 | him, as appears from the words of Josue to ~Achan, "My
683 2, 67 | Incline not my ~heart to evil words, to make excuses in sins":
684 2, 67 | excuses in sins": on which words a gloss ~says: "Shameless
685 2, 67 | and not to quicken]" [*The words in ~the brackets are not
686 2, 68 | that do them," on which words a gloss says: "To be silent
687 2, 68 | have been heard": which words are embodied in the ~Decretals
688 2, 70 | Out. Para. 1/2 - (C) BY WORDS UTTERED EXTRAJUDICIALLY (
689 2, 70 | consider injuries inflicted by words uttered ~extrajudicially.
690 2, 70 | Whether reviling consists in words?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[72] A[
691 2, 70 | reviling does not consist in words. Reviling ~implies some
692 2, 70 | kind of ~injustice. But words seem to inflict no injury
693 2, 70 | reviling does not consist ~in words.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[72] A[
694 2, 70 | slighted by deeds more than by words. Therefore it seems ~that
695 2, 70 | reviling consists, not in words but in deeds.~Aquin.: SMT
696 2, 70 | a dishonor inflicted by words is called a railing or a ~
697 2, 70 | reviling does not consist in words.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[72] A[
698 2, 70 | contrary, Nothing, save words, is perceived by the hearing.
699 2, 70 | Therefore reviling ~consists in words.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[72] A[
700 2, 70 | ii, 3), "compared ~with words all other signs are very
701 2, 70 | signs are very few, for words have obtained the ~chief
702 2, 70 | properly speaking consists in words: ~wherefore, Isidore says (
703 2, 70 | out [tumet] in injurious words." Since, however, things ~
704 2, 70 | the same ~significance as words, it follows that reviling
705 2, 70 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Our words, if we consider them in
706 2, 70 | the significant ~force of words.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[72] A[
707 2, 70 | Railing and taunts consist in words, even as reviling, ~because
708 2, 70 | is exposed by "reviling" words. Secondly, there is the
709 2, 70 | is done by "upbraiding" ~words, and properly speaking,
710 2, 70 | As stated above (A[1]), words are injurious to other ~
711 2, 70 | with what intention the words are uttered. Since then ~
712 2, 70 | and one should use such words with moderation, because
713 2, 70 | silence to ~submit to reviling words, but rather answer back.~
714 2, 70 | him also ~the other" [*The words as quoted by St. Thomas
715 2, 70 | applies to the reviling ~words that are said against us.
716 2, 71 | another's ~character by secret words?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[73] A[
717 2, 71 | another's good ~name by words uttered in secret." For "
718 2, 71 | should be done by secret ~words.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[73] A[
719 2, 71 | cannot be done by secret words, but by words uttered openly.~
720 2, 71 | by secret words, but by words uttered openly.~Aquin.:
721 2, 71 | man injures ~another by words in two ways - in one way,
722 2, 71 | that one man ~openly utters words against another man, he
723 2, 71 | far as by uttering such words secretly, he, for his own
724 2, 71 | in the way in which the words are uttered, the reviler
725 2, 71 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The words of a backbiter are said
726 2, 71 | sin because it consists in words."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[73] A[
727 2, 71 | sometimes that a man utters words, whereby ~someone's good
728 2, 71 | And if such defamatory ~words be uttered for the sake
729 2, 71 | from the very nature of the words this would be a mortal sin.
730 2, 71 | they are not forced by his words to do ~so. Accordingly a
731 2, 71 | occasionally," since by his ~words he gives another man an
732 2, 71 | one to reprove him with words, for ~that he sins in backbiting
733 2, 73 | s neighbor is injured by words?~(2) Whether derision is
734 2, 73 | with the "mouth," i.e. by words ~and laughter, while laughing
735 2, 73 | sin, as appears from the words of Ps. 2:4, "He that dwelleth
736 2, 74 | that abideth ~not in the words of this law." Moreover Eliseus
737 2, 74 | that which is expressed in ~words; and for this purpose we
738 2, 74 | deeds are worse than evil words. But evil deeds are ~not
739 2, 74 | I answer that, The evil words of which we are speaking
740 2, 74 | because he may say such words through some slight movement,
741 2, 76 | remuneration of service or words, it would be the same ~as
742 2, 76 | remuneration by service or words be given not as an ~obligation,
743 2, 78 | man's acts agree with his words" ~[*Cicero, De Repub. iv,
744 2, 79 | Augustine plays on the ~words 'reeligere,' i.e. to choose
745 2, 80 | Christ, according to the words of the Preface [*Preface
746 2, 81 | by our prayers in ~other words "that by asking, men may
747 2, 81 | Him, ~as appears from the words of Dionysius quoted above (
748 2, 81 | alone knows, ~rather than by words, according to the saying
749 2, 81 | vengeance is expressed ~not in words but in their minds, even
750 2, 81 | preface the petitions with the words our "Father Who art in ~
751 2, 81 | and to this refer the words, "Forgive us our ~trespasses."
752 2, 81 | to this we refer in the words, "Deliver us from ~evil."~
753 2, 81 | Probam, Ep. cxxx, 11). The ~words, "Thy will be done rightly
754 2, 81 | above ~(A[1], ad 2). But words, like other sensible objects,
755 2, 81 | Therefore we should not use words in ~our prayers.~Aquin.:
756 2, 81 | external signs, whether of words or of ~deeds, the human
757 2, 81 | cxxx, 9) that "by means of words and other signs we arouse
758 2, 81 | then alone should we ~use words and such like signs when
759 2, 81 | 2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Words about other matters distract
760 2, 81 | devotion of those who pray: but words signifying some object of
761 2, 81 | one which attends to the words, lest ~we say them wrong,
762 2, 81 | attends to the sense of the words, and a ~third, which attends
763 2, 81 | cxxx), "to pray with many ~words is not the same as to pray
764 2, 81 | discuss your need in too many words: whereas to pray much is
765 2, 81 | groans rather than ~with words, with tears rather than
766 2, 81 | that we might use no ~other words when we pray, but that in
767 2, 81 | contrary, A gloss on the words of Ps. 34:13, "My prayer
768 2, 81 | Thomas ~on Lk. 18. The words as quoted are not to be
769 2, 81 | are not to be found in the words of ~Chrysostom] says: "He
770 2, 81 | xliv super Joan.), these words ~were spoken by the blind
771 2, 81 | he lies not, although his words do not apply to him personally:
772 2, 81 | collect of Trinity Sunday the words, "Almighty eternal God" ~
773 2, 81 | up of prayer to God; the words, "Who hast given to ~Thy
774 2, 81 | belong to thanksgiving; the words, "grant, we beseech ~Thee,"
775 2, 81 | to intercession; and the words at the end, "Through Our ~
776 2, 82 | On the contrary, are the words quoted Mt. 4:10: "The Lord
777 2, 82 | interior adoration, in other words we exhibit signs of humility
778 2, 82 | secondarily ~expressed in words, as stated above (Q[83],
779 2, 82 | house of prayer," which words are also quoted (Jn. 2:16).~
780 2, 82 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: By these words our Lord foretold the cessation
781 2, 83 | signification of something. Now words which are chief among ~signs,
782 2, 83 | praises we proffer significant words to Him to Whom in our hearts
783 2, 84 | this is the meaning of the words of Pope Damasus. But those
784 2, 85 | Serm. cclxxcii], whose words are ~quoted 16, qu. i [*
785 2, 85 | said (Mt. ~10:10) [*The words as quoted are from Lk. 10:
786 2, 85 | hence Augustine, whose words are quoted 16, qu. ~1, cap.
787 2, 86 | can only be expressed in words ~or any other outward signs;
788 2, 86 | heart." Yet we express ~words outwardly sometimes, either
789 2, 86 | contrary, A gloss on the words of Ps. 75:12, "Vow ye and
790 2, 87 | because man easily offends in words, according to James 3:2, "
791 2, 87 | caution and avoids hasty words."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[89] A[
792 2, 87 | and in justice": which words ~Jerome expounds, saying: "
793 2, 87 | of the human tongue, the words of which are confirmed by ~
794 2, 87 | Jerome, expounding these words, says: "Observe that the ~
795 2, 87 | human ear takes such like words in ~their natural outward
796 2, 87 | and some there are whose words should be so certain ~that
797 2, 88 | commenting on our Lord's words to the ~unclean spirit (
798 2, 88 | adjuration consists of spoken words. But it is useless to speak
799 2, 89 | against certain ones the words of Is. ~29:13, "This people . . .
800 2, 89 | to better things by man's words, both because He is unchangeable,
801 2, 89 | 2~I answer that, We use words, in speaking to God, for
802 2, 89 | speaking to man we use ~words in order to tell him our
803 2, 89 | the other hand we employ words, in speaking to God, not
804 2, 89 | by the voice than ~by the words sung, I confess to have
805 2, 91 | letter to Jerome (and the words are quoted in a gloss on ~
806 2, 91 | Relig. iii) ~quotes the words of Lk. 17:21, "The kingdom
807 2, 92 | internal, just as audible words are ~signs of things. Wherefore,
808 2, 92 | praise we utter ~significant words to Him, and offer to Him
809 2, 93 | have for their object men's words uttered ~unintentionally,
810 2, 93 | here': and on hearing these words they took ~them as an omen,
811 2, 93 | Athanasius, commenting on the words of Lk. 4:35, "He rebuked
812 2, 93 | except omens, because human words which ~are taken for an
813 2, 93 | listened to the damsel's words, ~having previously prayed
814 2, 93 | Ambrose, commenting on the words of Lk. 1:8, says: ~"He that
815 2, 94 | fortune-telling;~(4) Of wearing sacred words at the neck.~Aquin.: SMT
816 2, 94 | muttering certain strange words, and so forth. ~Wherefore
817 2, 94 | speaking to men to express in words certain teachings ~of the
818 2, 94 | employed certain characters, words, or any other vain ~observances
819 2, 94 | certain particular sounds, words, shapes and devices, or
820 2, 94 | places, hearing of certain words meetings of men or animals,
821 2, 94 | was to be born, not ~only words but also deeds were prophetic,
822 2, 94 | unlawful to wear divine words at the neck?~Aquin.: SMT
823 2, 94 | unlawful to wear divine words at the ~neck. Divine words
824 2, 94 | words at the ~neck. Divine words are no less efficacious
825 2, 94 | is lawful to utter sacred words for the purpose of ~producing
826 2, 94 | be lawful to wear sacred words ~at one's neck, as a remedy
827 2, 94 | 1~OBJ 2: Further, sacred words are no less efficacious
828 2, 94 | is lawful to wear sacred words ~as a remedy for men.~Aquin.:
829 2, 94 | to have recourse to the words of Holy Writ, whether uttered
830 2, 94 | incantation or wearing of written words, two ~points seem to demand
831 2, 94 | lest it contain strange words, for fear that they conceal ~
832 2, 94 | lest besides the sacred words it ~contain something vain,
833 2, 94 | lawful to pronounce divine words, or to invoke ~the divine
834 2, 94 | exclusively to the sacred words and to the ~divine power,
835 2, 94 | the understanding of the words.~
836 2, 95 | a person to the test by words or by deeds. By words, ~
837 2, 95 | by words or by deeds. By words, ~that we may find out whether
838 2, 95 | tempts God sometimes by words, sometimes by deeds. Now ~
839 2, 95 | Now ~we speak with God in words when we pray. Hence a man
840 2, 95 | God by paying tithes. The words that follow, ~"and try Me,"
841 2, 95 | with ~simplicity in our words and wickedness in our hearts."
842 2, 95 | whereas he who ~tempts God by words or deeds expresses a doubt
843 2, 97 | through perverting the words of the divine law.~Aquin.:
844 2, 98 | support, according ~to the words of the Apostle (1 Cor. 9:
845 2, 98 | not as a price ~of the words he preaches. Hence a gloss
846 2, 101 | means of signs, either by words, as when ~one proclaims
847 2, 102 | that time, to show you His words." Now there is no going
848 2, 103 | Hence the Apostle in ~these words seems to take disobedience
849 2, 104 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: In the words of Seneca (1 Benef. v), "
850 2, 107 | and such signs are either words, or ~external actions, or
851 2, 107 | our ~externals, whether words or deeds, are duly ordered
852 2, 108 | truth applies not only to words but also ~to deeds, since
853 2, 108 | But ~lying applies only to words, for Augustine says (Contra
854 2, 108 | a false signification by words." Accordingly, it seems
855 2, 108 | De Doctr. Christ. ii), words hold the ~chief place among
856 2, 108 | false signification by words," the term "words" denotes
857 2, 108 | signification by words," the term "words" denotes every kind of ~
858 2, 108 | since their accounts of the words of Christ ~and of others
859 2, 108 | on undue matter. For as words are naturally signs ~of
860 2, 108 | for anyone to signify by ~words something that is not in
861 2, 108 | of Holy Writ. That the ~words of certain people are variously
862 2, 108 | troubled, no matter by what words that sense is ~expressed."
863 2, 108 | same way and in the same words a thing which they ~remember
864 2, 108 | might also say that her words ~contain truth in some mystical
865 2, 108 | as a ~gloss explains the words of Ps. 5:7, "Thou wilt destroy
866 2, 108 | that we must understand the words of Gregory, and not that
867 2, 108 | objection understands the words ~to mean.~Aquin.: SMT SS
868 2, 109 | outward signs are not only words, but also deeds. ~Accordingly
869 2, 109 | contrary to truth to signify by words something ~different from
870 2, 109 | saying of Jerome on the words of Isaias 3:9, that the "
871 2, 109 | the sign: and the outward words, or deeds, or any sensible ~
872 2, 109 | that purpose, by guile in words, and by fraud in deeds:
873 2, 110 | the ~uplifting of self by words: since if a man wishes to
874 2, 110 | man ~uplifts himself in words, by speaking of himself
875 2, 111 | man belittles himself in words, is not a sin.~Aquin.: SMT
876 2, 111 | belittle ~themselves in words, so as to avoid pride,"
877 2, 111 | the same matter, either by words, or by any ~other outward
878 2, 111 | that a person, by outward words ~or signs, pretends to be
879 2, 111 | OBJ 3: According to the words of Ecclus. 19:23, "There
880 2, 112 | point of both deeds and words, so that they behave ~towards
881 2, 112 | consists merely in outward words or deeds; this has not the
882 2, 112 | which we ~show outwardly by words or deeds, even to those
883 2, 113 | For flattery consists in ~words of praise offered to another
884 2, 113 | virtue in pleasing others by words or deeds in their ~ordinary
885 2, 113 | and ~according to the words of the Apostle (Gal. 1:10), "
886 2, 113 | Further, whoever does harm by words, harms himself no less than ~
887 2, 114 | Quarreling consists properly in words, when, namely, one ~person
888 2, 114 | person contradicts another's words. Now two things may be observed
889 2, 116 | certain measure, in other words, that man seeks, according
890 2, 116 | then ~if he has recourse to words, it is "falsehood," if it
891 2, 116 | falsehood," if it be mere words, ~"perjury" if he confirm
892 2, 117 | perfect, who fulfil the words of Our Lord (Mt. 6:34), "
893 2, 120 | affirmatively in these ~words: "Honor thy father and thy
894 2, 120 | is first forbidden by the words, "Thou shalt not ~have strange
895 2, 120 | fittingly ~forbidden by the words, "Thou shalt not make to
896 2, 120 | those same images, by the words, "Thou ~shalt not adore
897 2, 120 | to be ~forbidden by the words, "Thou shalt not have strange
898 2, 120 | Again, a gloss on the words of Dt. 5:11, "Thou shalt
899 2, 120 | part of the signifying ~words, which are many. Hence it
900 2, 120 | and is signified in the words: "Remember that thou ~keep
901 2, 120 | and is signified in the words (Ex. 20:11), "On the ~seventh
902 2, 121 | to temperance, as in the words quoted, and then adds ~that
903 2, 121 | the Stoics, and the above words were aimed by him directly
904 2, 122 | warriors, how ~shall I find words to proclaim the strength
905 2, 122 | is expressed not only by words, whereby one confesses ~
906 2, 122 | faith, which is done by words, but also to ~suffer for
907 2, 123 | be thou ~afraid of their words."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[125]
908 2, 128 | in all things, whether in words ~or in deeds, without any
909 2, 129 | This is signified by ~the words of James 2:2,3: "If there
910 2, 130 | way ~directly, either by words, and this is boasting, or
911 2, 130 | to yield to the will and words of others.~Aquin.: SMT SS
912 2, 139 | Isidore says (Etym.) [*The words quoted do not occur in ~
913 2, 142 | be ashamed of Me and My ~words, of him the Son of man shall
914 2, 143 | riches] are from God" [*The words in brackets are omitted
915 2, 143 | may be gathered from the words of Dionysius (Div. Nom. ~
916 2, 144 | is the meaning of Peter's words quoted ~above, where he
917 2, 145 | the fist wickedly." These words are expounded by Gregory (
918 2, 145 | fasting loves not many words, deems wealth superfluous,
919 2, 145 | Luc.] ~commenting on these words says: "What shouldst thou
920 2, 146 | as regards ~inordinate words, and thus we have "loquaciousness,"
921 2, 146 | may be referred to the words which may happen to be ~
922 2, 150 | expressed ~indirectly by the words "on incorruption in a corruptible
923 2, 150 | unlawful. Now just as the ~words of Gn. 2:16, "Of every tree"
924 2, 150 | individual, so also the words of Gn. 1:28, "Increase and
925 2, 151 | false tear will ~undo those words."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[153]
926 2, 151 | this we refer ~"obscene words": for since "out of the
927 2, 151 | readily breaks out into lewd words. Secondly, on account ~of
928 2, 151 | giving a thought ~to his words. which are described as "
929 2, 151 | gives utterance to "wanton words." Fourthly, on ~account
930 2, 151 | sentiments expressed by his words, for through causing ~blindness
931 2, 152 | debars him, as shown by the words of the Apostle (Gal. 5:21), ~
932 2, 152 | of the devil. Hence the ~words of the hymn at even: "Our
933 2, 152 | Wherefore seduction, in ~the words quoted, signifies the intercourse
934 2, 152 | we are to understand the words of Num. 5:13: "If [Vulg.: '
935 2, 152 | betrothal be expressed by words in ~the present tense.~Aquin.:
936 2, 155 | does not contradict the words ~of truth, which many do
937 2, 156 | way of addition to the ~words of the Law: "Whosoever shall
938 2, 156 | considered, as expressed in words: and thus a ~twofold disorder
939 2, 156 | breaks ~out into injurious words, and if these be against
940 2, 159 | 3) Modesty as affecting words or deeds; (4) Modesty as
941 2, 159 | to speak few and sensible words, and not to be loud of voice";
942 2, 159 | certain outward signs in words, deeds, and gestures, which
943 2, 159 | others have ~reference to words, namely that one should
944 2, 159 | whether it consist of ~words or deeds. For as Gregory
945 2, 160 | reign in thy mind or in thy words."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[162]
946 2, 160 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: These words are introduced by Augustine
947 2, 160 | on the other hand, in the words of Gregory ~(Moral. xxiii,
948 2, 160 | to speak few and sensible words, and not to be loud of ~
949 2, 161 | sinning, but the persuasive words of ~the serpent, who said (
950 2, 161 | the serpent had spoken his words of persuasion, her mind
951 2, 161 | wherefore immediately ~after the words just quoted, "Thou wast
952 2, 161 | evidently alluding to the words of Peter Lombard quoted
953 2, 161 | the serpent's persuasive words, namely that God ~had forbidden
954 2, 162 | this is contrary to the words of ~Rm. 9:11, "When they . . .
955 2, 162 | life, as instanced by the words of Gn. 3:22: "See, ~lest
956 2, 162 | unhappy straits, in the words of Gn. 3:22, "Behold Adam
957 2, 162 | this is indicated ~in the words (Gn. 3:16), "I will multiply
958 2, 162 | this is indicated by the words (Gn. 3:16), "In sorrow shalt
959 2, 162 | this is conveyed in the words (Gn. 3:16), ~"Thou shalt
960 2, 162 | barrenness of the earth, in the words (Gn. ~3:17), "Cursed is
961 2, 162 | of the earth; hence the ~words (Gn. 3:17), "With labor
962 2, 162 | their sin, indicated by the words ~(Gn. 3:22), "Behold Adam
963 2, 162 | prolonged his life. Hence in the words "And live for ever," ~"for
964 2, 162 | ad lit. xi, 39), "these words ~of God are not so much
965 2, 163 | through the man; in other words the woman should have been
966 2, 163 | account of his sin: and the words addressed to the serpent
967 2, 163 | wishes to deceive." The words, "'Earth shalt thou ~eat
968 2, 163 | curiosity, is signified by these words: for to eat ~earth is to
969 2, 166 | pain which may arise from words or deeds in reference to ~
970 2, 166 | work consists in playful words or deeds. Therefore it becomes
971 2, 166 | Para. 2/4~Now such like words or deeds wherein nothing
972 2, 166 | indecent or injurious deeds or words. ~Wherefore Tully says (
973 2, 166 | mind, whereby he gives his words and deeds a cheerful turn:
974 2, 166 | that ~playful or jesting words or deeds are dirigible according
975 2, 166 | jesting, employs indecent words or deeds, or such as are
976 2, 166 | that they use no unlawful words or deeds in order to amuse,
977 2, 166 | filled me with threats." The words of Tobias 3 ~refer to excessive
978 2, 167 | 7) assigns to ~deeds and words, which are indications of
979 2, 169 | 16): "Hearken not to ~the words of the prophets that prophesy
980 2, 169 | bodies, according to the words of ~Is. 40:12, "Who hath
981 2, 169 | certain feeling, which in words she could not express, discern ~
982 2, 169 | you, to speak all these words in your hearing." Else,
983 2, 169 | and not live"; in other words, "The disposition of thy
984 2, 171 | void, as appears from the words of the ~Apostle (1 Cor.
985 2, 171 | the Apostle refers ~in the words quoted; because, to wit,
986 2, 171 | Holy Ghost means by the words he utters; like ~David who
987 2, 171 | moved to ~utter certain words knows not what the Holy
988 2, 172 | prophecy consists of words, deeds, dreams, and ~visions.
989 2, 172 | rather ~than according to words and deeds.~Aquin.: SMT SS
990 2, 172 | is ~conveyed. And since words are the most expressive
991 2, 172 | whether awake or asleep, hears words expressive of an intelligible
992 2, 172 | not only sees signs of words or deeds, but also, either
993 2, 172 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The words and deeds mentioned there
994 2, 172 | this is done sometimes by words, sometimes by deeds. Now ~
995 2, 172 | for not only ~did he hear words, but also saw one speaking
996 2, 172 | prophets declared both in words and in writing the things ~
997 2, 172 | evil to My prophets," which words are said especially on behalf
998 2, 173 | third heaven." On which words a gloss says: "Rapt, ~that
999 2, 173 | rapture heard ~unspeakable words, which it is not granted
1000 2, 173 | Cor. 12:2). Indeed the words themselves of the Apostle
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