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Part, Question
1001 2, 69 | unlawful for him ~to employ any kind of falsehood.~Aquin.: SMT
1002 2, 70 | neighbor, since it is a kind of ~injustice. But words
1003 2, 70 | called, and is done I some kind of ~signs. Now, according
1004 2, 70 | reviling but of some other kind of ~injustice, of which
1005 2, 70 | honor due to him for any kind of excellence. This is done
1006 2, 71 | robbery or by doing him any kind of violence - and ~secretly,
1007 2, 71 | by word or by deed, the kind ~of sin is differentiated
1008 2, 73 | 3: Further, sins of this kind are distinguished by the
1009 2, 73 | hence derision is a special kind of sin.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
1010 2, 74 | a curse appears to be a kind of ~imprecation. But it
1011 2, 74 | Accordingly we may omit the first kind of evil speaking which is
1012 2, 74 | sickness or hindrance of ~some kind, either that he may himself
1013 2, 74 | Cursing would seem to be a kind of blasphemy, as implied
1014 2, 75 | commutations no special kind of sin ~is to be found distinct
1015 2, 75 | precision, but depends on a kind of estimate, so that a ~
1016 2, 75 | necessaries of life. The other kind of exchange is either ~that
1017 2, 75 | but for profit, and this kind of exchange, ~properly speaking,
1018 2, 75 | Polit. i, 3). The former kind of exchange is commendable
1019 2, 75 | in ~the first mentioned kind of exchange, which is directed
1020 2, 76 | lend money for any other kind of ~consideration, by way
1021 2, 76 | forbids sin. Now usury of a kind is ~allowed in the Divine
1022 2, 76 | lawful to ask for any other kind of consideration for money ~
1023 2, 76 | one may ask for some other kind of ~consideration for money
1024 2, 76 | lawful to accept any other kind of remuneration.~Aquin.:
1025 2, 76 | receiving something of the kind, not as exacting it, nor
1026 2, 76 | obligation, ~involving a kind of necessity that would
1027 2, 76 | again an obligation of this ~kind has its pecuniary value.
1028 2, 76 | craftsman so ~as to form a kind of society, does not transfer
1029 2, 77 | justice, ~which is a special kind of virtue.~Aquin.: SMT SS
1030 2, 77 | this sense non-action is a kind of ~action, as stated above (
1031 2, 77 | widest sense denotes any kind of ~omission; but sometimes
1032 2, 78 | implies necessity, this kind of due has two ~degrees.
1033 2, 78 | way it pertains to this kind of due that a man represent
1034 2, 78 | says (Etym. x) that "a kind man is one who is ready
1035 2, 79 | are linked with us by any kind of tie, ~that term does
1036 2, 79 | seems to denote, not any ~kind of worship, but the worship
1037 2, 79 | wherever there is ~a special kind of lordship there must needs
1038 2, 79 | must needs be a special kind of service. ~Now it is evident
1039 2, 79 | Consequently a special kind of service is due to Him,
1040 2, 79 | Him also is due a special kind of ~worship, which in Greek
1041 2, 79 | and ~"latria" denotes a kind of servitude. Therefore
1042 2, 79 | personal ~excellences, one kind of honor to a father, another
1043 2, 79 | to God, by establishing a kind ~of equality in them. And
1044 2, 79 | sanctity seems to denote a kind of purity. For Dionysius ~
1045 2, 80 | OBJ 2: Further, no special kind of act is common to various
1046 2, 80 | service of God is a special kind of act. ~Therefore devotion
1047 2, 80 | temporal masters is of ~another kind, just as service of a temporal
1048 2, 81 | present penal state which is a kind of obstacle to a ~sufficiency
1049 2, 81 | the third petition is a kind of repetition of the two
1050 2, 81 | are praying for. That last kind of attention is most necessary,
1051 2, 81 | Supplication would seem to be a kind of adjuration. Yet, according
1052 2, 84 | essential to oblations of this kind that they be offered voluntarily, ~
1053 2, 84 | to wit, the quantity or kind of the thing offered.~Aquin.:
1054 2, 84 | that, First-fruits are a kind of oblation, because they
1055 2, 85 | right. Thus Abraham by ~a kind of prophetic instinct gave
1056 2, 85 | Reply OBJ 4: The second kind of tithe, which was reserved
1057 2, 85 | had ceased. But the third kind of tithe which they had
1058 2, 86 | breaking of a vow is a kind of infidelity. Wherefore
1059 2, 86 | himself to this ~particular kind of religious life, or to
1060 2, 86 | Arment. et Paulin.): "He is a kind and not a needy ~exactor,
1061 2, 86 | was a "comprehensor." By a kind of ~similitude, however,
1062 2, 86 | a solemnization of ~this kind is not a proper circumstance
1063 2, 86 | pilgrimage, or ~something of the kind. Therefore the solemnization
1064 2, 86 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: This kind of solemnization regards
1065 2, 86 | of a vow ~consists in a kind of consecration or blessing
1066 2, 87 | God as witness: and ~this kind of oath, like faith, is
1067 2, 87 | is by cursing and in this kind of oath a ~creature is adduced
1068 2, 87 | cases. For oaths of this kind are unlawful from the outset: ~
1069 2, 87 | men from ~oaths of this kind, did not pronounce such
1070 2, 87 | OBJ 1: A vow is not any kind of promise, but a promise
1071 2, 87 | beneficial. An oath of this kind seemingly admits ~not of
1072 2, 88 | and this seems to be a kind of adjuration. Therefore
1073 2, 88 | their inferiors ~by this kind of adjuration, if there
1074 2, 88 | demons. As to the second kind of adjuration, which is
1075 2, 88 | own actions. ~The other kind of adjuration is by way
1076 2, 88 | sense a creature of this ~kind may be adjured in two ways.
1077 2, 88 | for our harm. This is the kind of adjuration used in the ~
1078 2, 89 | or anything else of this kind: but only with such things
1079 2, 90 | further on he adds: "To this kind belong all sorts ~of amulets
1080 2, 91 | his own vow to a special kind of worship, as ~related
1081 2, 92 | Gentiles of ~worshipping any kind of creature under the form
1082 2, 92 | sin, ~because there is no kind of sin that idolatry does
1083 2, 93 | with certainty, but by a kind of conjecture, even ~as
1084 2, 93 | oblation, or something of the kind: in another way, it is something ~
1085 2, 93 | with vain conceits. Of this kind of vanity it is written (
1086 2, 93 | Reply OBJ 1: Divination is a kind of curiosity with regard
1087 2, 93 | the future; but it is a kind of ~superstition as regards
1088 2, 93 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: This kind of divination pertains to
1089 2, 93 | unlawful to make use of this kind of divination.~Aquin.: SMT
1090 2, 93 | contains nothing of the kind, but merely an observation
1091 2, 93 | so that dreams of this kind are related accidentally
1092 2, 93 | unlawful to make use ~of this kind of divination.~Aquin.: SMT
1093 2, 93 | Therefore it seems that this kind of ~divination is not unlawful.~
1094 2, 93 | that a divination of this kind is superstitious and unlawful.~
1095 2, 93 | entrails": sortilege of this kind is unlawful, and forbidden
1096 2, 93 | Lord": sortilege of this kind is not wrong in itself,
1097 2, 93 | things: in ~elections of this kind men frequently have recourse
1098 2, 93 | of sortilege. Hence this kind of trial is rendered unlawful, ~
1099 2, 93 | approaches nearer to the common kind of sortilege, since no miraculous ~
1100 2, 94 | signs, and consequently ~a kind of "agreement or covenant
1101 2, 94 | call characters, or of any kind of thing worn ~or fastened
1102 2, 94 | this does not apply to this kind of ~observances.~Aquin.:
1103 2, 94 | with observances of this kind, many things ~occur in connection
1104 2, 94 | for sickness or for any kind of distress.~Aquin.: SMT
1105 2, 95 | God." Therefore also this kind of temptation is a species
1106 2, 96 | takes its name from that kind of ~perversity in an oath,
1107 2, 96 | religion, or not to do some kind of virtuous deed. Therefore
1108 2, 96 | do. Yet he is bound by a kind of fidelity, the nature ~
1109 2, 96 | not incurred through any kind of perjury, as it is prescribed ~
1110 2, 96 | because an oath of this kind lacks the good of faith,
1111 2, 97 | is called sacrilege by a ~kind of likeness.~Aquin.: SMT
1112 2, 97 | Violation here means any kind of irreverence or dishonor. ~
1113 2, 97 | Nothing prevents one specific kind of sin being found in ~various
1114 2, 97 | In this way, by whatever kind of sin a man acts counter
1115 2, 97 | necessary to ~inflict some kind of temporal punishment in
1116 2, 98 | exchange and transaction [*A kind of legal ~compromise - Oxford
1117 2, 98 | as religion consists in a kind of protestation of ~faith,
1118 2, 98 | price or by ~seeking any kind of return whatever." Now
1119 2, 98 | service is directed to some kind of usefulness, which has
1120 2, 98 | favor is directed to some kind of ~usefulness which has
1121 2, 99 | each of them is founded a kind of ~friendship, which would
1122 2, 100 | those who excel in some kind of dignity." But worship
1123 2, 100 | those who excel in some kind ~of dignity."~Aquin.: SMT
1124 2, 100 | the recognition of some kind of excellence; and in respect
1125 2, 101 | John to pay him, not any kind of honor, ~but the honor
1126 2, 101 | anyone on account of ~any kind of excellence, and thus
1127 2, 102 | necessity so too all wills, by a kind ~of necessity of justice,
1128 2, 104 | part of a genus, but by a kind of reduction to the genus
1129 2, 104 | we shall find the ~same kind of debt in both virtues.~
1130 2, 105 | arises either from some kind of ~negligence or from some
1131 2, 105 | yet ~ingratitude of this kind may happen to be a mortal
1132 2, 105 | inward contempt, or of the kind of thing withheld, this
1133 2, 105 | venial sin, according to the kind of thing that is done.~Aquin.:
1134 2, 105 | that "the Highest . . . is ~kind to the unthankful, and to
1135 2, 105 | not achieve ~this by being kind to him once, he may by being
1136 2, 106 | whether of death or of ~any kind that is fearsome to man,
1137 2, 106 | also happen through some kind of "consent" or "connivance":
1138 2, 107 | true essentially denotes a kind of equality, and equal is
1139 2, 107 | virtue, as well as any other kind of truth whereby a man ~
1140 2, 107 | because truth, since it is a kind of equality, holds to the
1141 2, 108 | term "words" denotes every kind of ~sign. Wherefore if a
1142 2, 108 | someone; and there is another kind of lie ~that is told in
1143 2, 108 | told in fun; but the third kind of lie is told out of malice." ~
1144 2, 108 | Article: and truth is a kind of equality, to which more
1145 2, 108 | and then it is the second kind of lie, ~which "profits
1146 2, 108 | and this is the ~third kind of lie, "which profits one,
1147 2, 108 | of lying. For ~the fifth kind is the jocose lie, which
1148 2, 108 | and then we have the sixth kind of lie, ~which "profits
1149 2, 108 | and this is the ~seventh kind, which "saves a man from
1150 2, 108 | and this is the eighth kind, which "saves him from unlawful ~
1151 2, 108 | thinks ~that there is any kind of lie that is not a sin
1152 2, 108 | seeing that lies of this kind are told, not ~with the
1153 2, 108 | the hyperbolical or ~any kind of figurative expressions,
1154 2, 108 | so that ~a lie of this kind is opposed not only to the
1155 2, 108 | Wherefore a lie of this ~kind, considered in itself, is
1156 2, 109 | in a broad sense for ~any kind of pretense. David's change
1157 2, 109 | Wherefore since hypocrisy is a kind of dissimulation, ~whereby
1158 2, 109 | or anything else of that kind.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[111] A[
1159 2, 109 | lying by deed since it is a kind of ~dissimulation. But it
1160 2, 109 | welfare. Simulation of this ~kind is neither a mortal sin
1161 2, 110 | arrogance, but from ~some kind of vanity, and delights
1162 2, 110 | self above oneself, is a ~kind of pride; yet it is not
1163 2, 110 | Further, boasting is a kind of lie. But it is neither
1164 2, 110 | wherefore boasting of this kind ~is more likely to be a
1165 2, 111 | forsaking truth, which is a kind of ~equality. But one does
1166 2, 111 | by doing something of the kind, and that he ~intends by
1167 2, 112 | says (Ethic. iv, 6) of this kind of ~friend that he "takes
1168 2, 112 | with virtue. Therefore this kind of ~friendliness is not
1169 2, 112 | Ethic. ii, 9). Now this kind of friendship, according
1170 2, 112 | give pain." Therefore this kind of friendliness ~is not
1171 2, 112 | wherever there is a special kind of good, ~there must needs
1172 2, 112 | must needs be a special kind of virtue. Now good consists
1173 2, 112 | what things belong to ~this kind of friendship. But he mentions
1174 2, 112 | Para. 1/1~Whether this kind of friendship is a part
1175 2, 112 | OBJ 1: It seems that this kind of friendship is not a part
1176 2, 113 | s sin. Flattery of this kind is said to harm more than
1177 2, 115 | liberal man to make use of any kind of ~wealth. Now natural
1178 2, 115 | perfect, since "virtue is a kind of perfection" ~(Phys. vii,
1179 2, 116 | naturally to old age and every kind of defect, ~according to
1180 2, 116 | desired, there is a special kind of sin. Now the ~useful
1181 2, 116 | venial sin ~may occur in this kind of covetousness by reason
1182 2, 116 | and ~helplessness of any kind make men illiberal." Therefore
1183 2, 116 | wherefore incurability of this kind points to the greater gravity ~
1184 2, 116 | Hence incurability ~of this kind is an indication not of
1185 2, 116 | to ~belong to that same kind of vice: because a sin of
1186 2, 116 | vice: because a sin of one kind allows of ~sins even of
1187 2, 116 | sins even of a different kind being directed to its end;
1188 2, 116 | witnessing is a special kind of lie, just as theft is
1189 2, 116 | just as theft is a special kind of ~fraud, wherefore it
1190 2, 117 | to ~anything else of the kind. Therefore prodigality is
1191 2, 117 | may be due ~either to some kind of necessity, since while
1192 2, 117 | actual covetousness, but to a kind of habitual covetousness,
1193 2, 117 | covetousness ~with regard to any kind of good: and in this sense
1194 2, 117 | wherefore the ~prodigal of this kind is worse, as stated in Ethic.
1195 2, 118 | 10) that "epikeia is a ~kind of justice."~Aquin.: SMT
1196 2, 118 | general sense, ~for it is a kind of justice, as the Philosopher
1197 2, 118 | yet since it is itself a kind of justice, it is not ~better
1198 2, 120 | thou shalt do no work." The kind of work meant appears ~from
1199 2, 120 | parents: and this honor, as a kind of principle, is understood
1200 2, 120 | the aspect of a certain kind of good, i.e. of something ~
1201 2, 121 | simply through bearing any kind of ~adversity, but only
1202 2, 121 | face of danger of any other kind ~of death; especially since
1203 2, 121 | may be in danger of any kind of death on ~account of
1204 2, 122 | which is moreover due to a kind of particular contest with
1205 2, 122 | faith of Christ any other kind of hardship ~inflicted by
1206 2, 122 | Further, a martyr is a kind of witness. But witness
1207 2, 123 | confined to any particular kind of virtue or ~vice: but
1208 2, 123 | despair proceeds from some kind of fear. It does not follow, ~
1209 2, 123 | follow, ~however, that any kind of despair results from
1210 2, 123 | despair results from any kind of fear, but that ~only
1211 2, 123 | only from fear of the same kind. Now the despair that is
1212 2, 123 | is referred to another kind, namely to Divine things;
1213 2, 126 | they be ~referred to any kind of hardship they will be
1214 2, 127 | Magnanimity is not about any kind of honor, but great ~honor.
1215 2, 127 | perform actions of this kind, but not as acts of the
1216 2, 128 | Divine mercy. The latter kind of ~presumption, by reason
1217 2, 128 | called presumptuous, this kind of presumption is not opposed
1218 2, 128 | Secondly, as regards the ~kind of thing, as when he thinks
1219 2, 129 | of outward worship is a kind of honor, ~wherefore in
1220 2, 129 | except in so far as this is a kind of honor.~
1221 2, 130 | is praised, or ~shown any kind of reverence, he acquires
1222 2, 130 | vainglory is a sin of this kind, because a gloss of ~Augustine
1223 2, 130 | vice seems to exercise a kind of causality over the other
1224 2, 130 | boasting is reckoned ~a kind of pride, as regards its
1225 2, 131 | because ignorance of this kind ~does not proceed from indiscretion
1226 2, 132 | house, or something of the kind; ~in a broad sense "facere"
1227 2, 132 | making ~[faciendo], or by any kind of action, as stated in
1228 2, 132 | expenditure, which ~is a kind of action. Therefore magnificence
1229 2, 133 | understood in relation to the kind of work ~he does. This may
1230 2, 134 | from good more than any kind of hardship, ~which is the
1231 2, 134 | to patience to endure any kind of evil.~Aquin.: SMT SS
1232 2, 135 | where there is a special kind ~of difficulty or goodness,
1233 2, 135 | because ~evils of this kind affect the necessaries of
1234 2, 135 | long persistence in any kind of ~difficult good, it is
1235 2, 135 | it, since both denote a kind of unchangeableness. ~Yet
1236 2, 136 | 7) that "delicacy is a ~kind of effeminacy." But to be
1237 2, 136 | niceness']." Thus delicacy is a kind of effeminacy. But properly ~
1238 2, 139 | taste, as such, or only as a kind ~of touch?~(6) What is the
1239 2, 139 | temperance, which denotes a kind of moderation, is chiefly
1240 2, 140 | abstinence from pleasures, as a kind of diet, ~and those who
1241 2, 140 | others a spiritual good, by a kind of spiritual procreation, ~
1242 2, 141 | as to mode, since it is a kind of restraint. ~Hence it
1243 2, 142 | being ashamed?~(4) What kind of people are ashamed?~Aquin.:
1244 2, 142 | whereas shamefacedness is ~a kind of fear according as the
1245 2, 142 | wantonness, a stranger to any ~kind of excess, the friend of
1246 2, 142 | Body Para. 2/3~The other kind of disgrace is penal so
1247 2, 142 | opinion, it regards any kind of defect. Hence a ~man
1248 2, 143 | A pleasing thing of this kind is ~beside man's reason
1249 2, 143 | above (A[2]), honesty is a kind of spiritual ~beauty. Now
1250 2, 144 | temperance is commended ~for a kind of deficiency, from which
1251 2, 145 | commenting on Mt. 17:20, "This kind of devil" says: "To fast
1252 2, 145 | virtue, to endure, not ~any kind of hardship, but only those
1253 2, 145 | Further, digestives are a kind of food: and yet many take
1254 2, 145 | This is ~broken by any kind of drink, even of water,
1255 2, 145 | of the Church is another kind and is ~called the "fasting
1256 2, 146 | OBJ 3: Further, in every kind of sin the first movement
1257 2, 146 | to ~gluttony, but to some kind of inexperience. It is a
1258 2, 146 | end: and accordingly, by a kind of reduction, it is ~opposed
1259 2, 146 | have "scurrility," i.e. a kind of ~levity resulting from
1260 2, 146 | inordinate emission of any kind of superfluities, or ~especially
1261 2, 146 | uncleanness," says: "That is, any kind of ~incontinence that has
1262 2, 147 | concerned with drink, not any kind of ~drink, but that which
1263 2, 147 | sobriety is applied by a kind of metaphor in speaking
1264 2, 147 | corresponding to each different kind of ~meat or drink, which
1265 2, 147 | intoxicating drink is a ~special kind of hindrance to the use
1266 2, 147 | intoxicating ~drink is a special kind of hindrance, as stated
1267 2, 147 | intoxicating drinks there is one kind of hindrance ~to the use
1268 2, 148 | that the drinker is the kind of person to be ~made drunk
1269 2, 149 | seems to belong to every kind of sin: for it is written (
1270 2, 149 | Ethic. iii, 12) that "every kind ~of intemperance is most
1271 2, 150 | Further, virginity denotes a kind of purity. Now Augustine
1272 2, 150 | person; and a duty of this kind cannot be set aside ~without
1273 2, 150 | the ~fulfilment of this kind of duty is not binding on
1274 2, 150 | excellence, there is a special ~kind of virtue: for example,
1275 2, 150 | measured not only by the kind of action, but still ~more
1276 2, 151 | yet consequently and by a kind of likeness is ~referred
1277 2, 151 | 5:19 says "lust is any kind of surfeit."~Aquin.: SMT
1278 2, 152 | lust" there signifies ~any kind of excess.~Aquin.: SMT SS
1279 2, 152 | than fornication and every kind of lust, through being more ~
1280 2, 152 | of any woman. Now every kind of lust ~includes a too
1281 2, 152 | Therefore adultery is in every kind of lust: ~and consequently
1282 2, 152 | where there is the same kind of deformity, there would ~
1283 2, 152 | apparently, there is the same ~kind of deformity in seduction
1284 2, 152 | united to him by a special kind of friendship, as though ~
1285 2, 152 | affinity entail the same kind of unbecomingness.~Aquin.:
1286 2, 152 | be spiritual rape, ~which kind of rape even the civil law
1287 2, 152 | intercourse, and thus it is a kind of lust, or it is desired
1288 2, 152 | possession, and thus it is a kind of injustice. Sacrilege
1289 2, 152 | there occurs a special ~kind of deformity whereby the
1290 2, 153 | like, which denote some kind ~of withdrawal: since in
1291 2, 154 | judgment; wherefore this kind of incontinence is ~called "
1292 2, 155 | which is, so to speak, a kind of form of the virtue, ~
1293 2, 156 | the others. Wherefore some kind of condemnation ~is assigned
1294 2, 157 | savage. For animals ~of this kind attack man that they may
1295 2, 158 | wherever ~they found a special kind of good or a special difficulty
1296 2, 158 | that there was a special kind of good in the moderation
1297 2, 158 | virtue, one namely for each kind of moderation.~Aquin.: SMT
1298 2, 159 | appetitive movements which are a kind of impulse towards ~an object,
1299 2, 159 | while for those which are a kind of recoil, there is need,
1300 2, 160 | commandments of the Law by any kind of sin, through ~contempt
1301 2, 160 | four marks by which ~every kind of pride of the arrogant
1302 2, 160 | by its ~essence but by a kind of influence, in so far
1303 2, 160 | 9. A difficulty of this kind in avoiding sin diminishes
1304 2, 160 | from pride, but because any kind of sin is ~naturally liable
1305 2, 163 | that genus. Now in every kind of ~sin we find the same
1306 2, 163 | name of earth, or a third kind ~of temptation, namely curiosity,
1307 2, 164 | takes its name from being a ~kind of restraint, wherefore
1308 2, 164 | inclination studiousness is a kind of ~restraint, and it is
1309 2, 165 | curiosity can be about any kind of ~intellective knowledge,
1310 2, 165 | because by knowledge of this kind, ~man and other animals
1311 2, 166 | about movements of this kind.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[168] A[
1312 2, 166 | of this life there is a kind of rest that ~is associated
1313 2, 166 | Offic. i, 29) that "one kind of joke is ~discourteous,
1314 2, 166 | purpose of fun, and this kind of jesting, ~according to
1315 2, 167 | conversant with matter of ~this kind, since it is a perfection
1316 2, 167 | in connection with this kind of attire.~Aquin.: SMT SS
1317 2, 167 | and such like things are a kind of ornament. Hence Gregory
1318 2, 167 | painting themselves: this is a ~kind of falsification, which
1319 2, 168 | Therefore it seems that this kind of ~inordinateness should
1320 2, 169 | affections, since it denotes a kind of motion. ~Now prophecy
1321 2, 169 | working of ~miracles, as a kind of confirmation of the prophetic
1322 2, 169 | understand ~passion to denote any kind of receiving, in which sense
1323 2, 169 | 1],3,5), ~prophecy is a kind of knowledge impressed under
1324 2, 170 | yet He works grace of this kind in men by means of ~the
1325 2, 170 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, some kind of enlightenment is requisite
1326 2, 172 | it is ~stated that "one kind of prophecy proceeds from
1327 2, 172 | beasts ~therein. The second kind is a vision, as we read
1328 2, 172 | sitting,' etc. The third kind is a dream: thus ~Jacob
1329 2, 172 | saw a ladder. The fourth kind is from the midst of a ~
1330 2, 172 | spake to Moses. The fifth kind is a voice from heaven,
1331 2, 172 | upon ~the boy.' The sixth kind is taking up a parable,
1332 2, 172 | 23:7; 24:15). The seventh kind is the fullness of the Holy ~
1333 2, 172 | while awake and regards any kind of ordinary object, and
1334 2, 172 | vision. Therefore this kind of prophecy is more excellent.~
1335 2, 172 | supernatural truth. It was ~this kind of prophecy that all those
1336 2, 172 | Now imaginary vision is ~a kind of medium in prophetic knowledge.
1337 2, 172 | degrees there is a third kind of prophecy, wherein ~an
1338 2, 173 | denotes violence of some kind. But God rules us ~not by
1339 2, 173 | Rapture denotes violence of a kind as stated above ~(OBJ[3]);
1340 2, 173 | himself"; and this latter kind of ~going out of oneself,
1341 2, 174 | power is the best of its kind: thus our Lord turned the
1342 2, 177 | understanding are movements of a kind, in so far as movement is
1343 2, 178 | ii, 15) admiration is a kind of fear. Therefore ~it would
1344 2, 178 | Reply OBJ 3: Admiration is a kind of fear resulting from the ~
1345 2, 179 | but to an ~intermediate kind of life, of which Augustine
1346 2, 179 | sense, as comprising any kind ~of human knowledge, then
1347 2, 179 | virtues. But this third kind of life is intermediate
1348 2, 179 | be referable to the same ~kind of life. Now teaching is
1349 2, 181 | to indicate height of a kind; ~because to stand is to
1350 2, 181 | properly speaking, denotes a kind of position, ~whereby a
1351 2, 182 | blackness or something of the kind. Now the ~Christian life
1352 2, 182 | whereto a man attains by a kind of spiritual growth, ~for
1353 2, 183 | account of scandal ~of this kind, according to Mt. 15:14, "
1354 2, 183 | perfection as regards one kind of perfection; and if he
1355 2, 183 | is not bound to another kind of ~perfection, so as to
1356 2, 184 | grievously ~by the same kind of sin than a secular person?~
1357 2, 184 | keep counsels of a like kind, which though ~they be binding
1358 2, 184 | or do something of ~the kind that regards the essential
1359 2, 184 | Charity is patient, is kind," etc. Hence the interior
1360 2, 184 | accordance ~with the rule as a kind of model; and this is set
1361 2, 184 | he often ~repeat the same kind of sin through the same
1362 2, 184 | than a secular by the same kind ~of sin?~Aquin.: SMT SS
1363 2, 184 | than ~a secular by the same kind of sin. For it is written (
1364 2, 184 | less grievously in the same kind of sin than a secular, ~
1365 2, 186 | religious order of this kind.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[188] A[
1366 2, 186 | gratuitously to ~services of this kind, the ordinary prelate is
1367 2, 186 | religious orders of this ~kind are the most excellent.~
1368 2, 186 | religious order of this kind to embrace a poverty that
1369 3, 1 | has to do with the first kind of necessity, ~without which
1370 3, 1 | committed against God has a kind of ~infinity from the infinity
1371 3, 2 | Socrates, although it is a kind of individual, ~is not a
1372 3, 2 | this ~human nature is a kind of individual in the genus
1373 3, 5 | rational soul of the same kind as ours, since of His flesh
1374 3, 7 | Christ ~showed the highest kind of liberality and magnificence;
1375 3, 7 | regards punishment. But this kind of fear was not in Christ.~
1376 3, 7 | when both have the same kind of quantity. But the grace
1377 3, 9 | secondly, of each particular kind of knowledge He had.~Aquin.:
1378 3, 9 | another habit of the same kind cannot be again ~acquired.
1379 3, 11 | each most ~perfect of its kind: the first exceeding the
1380 3, 13 | needed, although ~a certain kind of knowledge belongs to
1381 3, 15 | of knowledge. ~Now some kind of knowledge was wanting
1382 3, 15 | not be in Christ, for this kind of ~anger is sinful. Sometimes,
1383 3, 16 | human nature contains a kind of defect, as to suffer,
1384 3, 16 | His honor. But there is no kind of wrong done to God if ~
1385 3, 19 | as he makes use of this kind of thing for his work: thus ~
1386 3, 22 | away from it by whatsoever kind of sin. The ~Sacrifice which
1387 3, 25 | adoration of "dulia"; not any kind of "dulia," such as is given
1388 3, 25 | reason we say that not any ~kind of "dulia" is due to her,
1389 3, 25 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether any kind of worship is due to the
1390 3, 25 | or anything else of that kind, is so much more cherished
1391 3, 27 | Virgin. The first was a kind of disposition, by which
1392 3, 30 | appeared in the most excellent kind of vision. Therefore it ~
1393 3, 30 | sufficient argument, but as a kind of figurative example.:
1394 3, 31 | the ~former": which is a kind of legal adoption, as Augustine
1395 3, 31 | being established as a kind of principle of human nature,
1396 3, 35 | teaching is of a different kind in one case and in the other;
1397 3, 36 | of Christ's birth was a kind of ~foretaste of the full
1398 3, 37 | since the circumcision ~is a kind of profession of observing
1399 3, 37 | for they cleansed by a kind of carnal purification, ~
1400 3, 38 | called ~[per se], but a kind of sacramental, preparatory
1401 3, 38 | penance, and of its being a kind of protestation by ~which
1402 3, 40 | men an example of either kind of life.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1403 3, 40 | For it is becoming to that kind of life, which we hold Christ
1404 3, 40 | things. Yet neither is every kind of beggary an occasion ~
1405 3, 40 | for the circumcision is a kind of protestation of a man'
1406 3, 43 | Specifically, of each kind of miracle; (3) In particular,
1407 3, 44 | have now to consider each kind of miracle:~(1) The miracles
1408 3, 44 | work ~miracles on every kind of creature, not only on
1409 3, 45 | Wishing to show with what kind ~of glory He is afterwards
1410 3, 45 | glory, but because it was a kind of ~image representing that
1411 3, 46 | In order, then, that no kind of death should ~trouble
1412 3, 46 | 8~Secondly, because this kind of death was especially
1413 3, 46 | seventh reason is because this kind of death responds to very
1414 3, 46 | testifies that He ~endured every kind of human sufferings in order
1415 3, 46 | deliver men from every ~kind of sin. Therefore He ought
1416 3, 46 | ought to have endured every kind of suffering.~Aquin.: SMT
1417 3, 46 | mentioned (A[5]~) and from the kind of suffering, since the
1418 3, 47 | both on account of the kind of sin, as well as from ~
1419 3, 47 | most ~grievously as to the kind of their sin: yet in one
1420 3, 48 | justice: and this, too, is a kind of bondage, since it ~savors
1421 3, 49 | that His Passion ~has a kind of Divine Power of casting
1422 3, 49 | corporeal, still it derives a ~kind of spiritual energy from
1423 3, 49 | s Passion preceded, as a kind ~of universal cause of the
1424 3, 50 | OBJ 3: Further, death is a kind of corruption. But what
1425 3, 50 | Consequently, since death is a kind of ~privation of one's own
1426 3, 51 | that in offices of this kind which are ~rendered to the
1427 3, 52 | Christ's Passion was a kind of universal cause of men'
1428 3, 52 | into hell not by the same kind of ~motion as that whereby
1429 3, 52 | bodies are moved, but by that kind whereby the ~angels are
1430 3, 53 | His soul and body was a kind ~of disintegration.~Aquin.:
1431 3, 53 | before ~Christ, so as to be a kind of figure of His Resurrection.~
1432 3, 54 | dignity in them; and a certain kind of beauty will shine ~in
1433 3, 55 | manner of life, but to a ~kind of immortal and God-like
1434 3, 55 | the darkness or by some kind of humor."~Aquin.: SMT TP
1435 3, 57 | glory; and He had a ~certain kind of joy from such fittingness,
1436 3, 58 | aforesaid sense, although by a kind of ~appropriation it is
1437 3, 58 | preposition "at" signifies a kind ~of approach to the right
1438 3, 58 | possess beatitude with a kind of dominative power, as
1439 3, 59 | all men would ~have this kind of power, as Chrysostom
1440 3, 59 | were one with ~truth, as a kind of law and "living justice" [*
1441 3, 59 | OBJ 3: Judgments of this kind were exercised by Christ
1442 3, 60 | Whether a sacrament is a kind of sign?~(2) Whether every
1443 3, 60 | Whether a sacrament is a kind of sign?~Aquin.: SMT TP
1444 3, 60 | that a sacrament is not a kind of sign. For sacrament ~
1445 3, 60 | Therefore a sacrament is a kind of cause rather ~than a
1446 3, 60 | of cause rather ~than a kind of sign.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1447 3, 60 | that a sacrament is not a kind of sign.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1448 3, 60 | oath. But an oath is not a kind of sign, therefore ~it seems
1449 3, 60 | that a sacrament is not a kind of sign.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1450 3, 60 | this way a sacrament is a kind of ~sign.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1451 3, 60 | corporeal sacrament but a kind of visible word?" Wherefore
1452 3, 61 | instituted ~sacraments of one kind after Christ's coming, and
1453 3, 61 | s coming, and of another kind at the ~time of the Law.
1454 3, 62 | exists is reducible to some kind of being and ~some degree
1455 3, 62 | But there is no assignable kind of being to which ~such
1456 3, 62 | sacraments of the old Law were a kind of ~protestation of that
1457 3, 63 | character" seems to signify some kind of distinctive ~sign. But
1458 3, 63 | means nothing else than a kind of ~sealing. Therefore it
1459 3, 63 | imprinted on the soul is a kind of sign in so ~far as it
1460 3, 63 | water. Nevertheless from a kind of likeness, ~anything that
1461 3, 63 | conferring on him Its light as a kind of seal." ~Consequently,
1462 3, 63 | seems that a character is a kind of light. Now light ~belongs
1463 3, 63 | after saying that God "by a kind of sign ~grants a share
1464 3, 63 | ministers: and a ~minister is a kind of instrument, as the Philosopher
1465 3, 63 | character is ~properly a kind of seal, whereby something
1466 3, 63 | A[3]), a character is a kind of seal by ~which the soul
1467 3, 63 | character is not a power of this kind. ~but a spiritual power
1468 3, 64 | Further, a sacrament is a kind of sign. Now sensible things
1469 3, 64 | or fun excludes the first kind of ~right intention, necessary
1470 3, 65 | sacraments. For sacraments are a kind of sacred sign. But in the
1471 3, 65 | grace. They are, however, a kind of disposition to the ~sacraments:
1472 3, 65 | above (Q[63], A[3]), ~is a kind of participation in Christ'
1473 3, 66 | under the water as in a kind of tomb our old man is buried,
1474 3, 66 | supposed. For a ~liquid of this kind cannot be used for Baptism,
1475 3, 66 | under the water as in a kind of ~tomb, our old man is
1476 3, 66 | A[1]), a sacrament is a kind of ~sign. The other two,
1477 3, 67 | sword or something of the kind, ~so as not to allow of
1478 3, 68 | reason of sickness or some kind of danger of death. ~Wherefore
1479 3, 68 | Jn. 2:2. Consequently no kind of ~satisfaction should
1480 3, 68 | water, since Baptism is a ~kind of washing, as stated above (
1481 3, 68 | sight they live, so as, by a kind of privilege, to ~receive
1482 3, 72 | baptismal water receives a kind of ~blessing before being
1483 3, 73 | clothing, or something of the kind; and such is the perfection
1484 3, 73 | Further, this sacrament is a kind of spiritual food. But bodily ~
1485 3, 73 | kingdom of heaven, being a kind of "viaticum." But this
1486 3, 74 | can be conferred with any kind of ~water. Therefore this
1487 3, 74 | can be celebrated in any kind of wine, ~such as of pomegranates,
1488 3, 74 | 2: Further, vinegar is a kind of wine drawn from the grape,
1489 3, 74 | matter in the least what kind of water was used; and so
1490 3, 74 | from roses, or any other kind might be employed; which
1491 3, 74 | of the ~sacrament, what kind of water is added to the
1492 3, 75 | although a sacrament is a kind of sign; but ~that Christ'
1493 3, 75 | Christ. ~For conversion is a kind of change. But in every
1494 3, 75 | conversion; nor is it a kind of natural movement: but,
1495 3, 76 | sacrament, we express a kind of ~relationship to this
1496 3, 77 | individuation in forms of this kind, namely, inasmuch as ~forms
1497 3, 77 | quantity has of itself a kind of individuation, so that
1498 3, 77 | worms or something of the kind ~are generated. But this
1499 3, 77 | 1~OBJ 2: Further, if any kind of liquid be mixed with
1500 3, 77 | Hence, if the liquid of any kind whatsoever added ~be so
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