Part, Question

1501   3, 79  |        sacrament; secondly ~as by a kind of concomitance, as was
1502   3, 80  |              Ep. lxi): "You were so kind as to consider that I ought
1503   3, 80  |            or anything else of the ~kind. The other reason is the
1504   3, 80  |            Council of Toledo, "What kind ~of a sacrifice is that,
1505   3, 81  |          gave it to Judas?~(3) What kind of body did He receive or
1506   3, 82  |           of Toledo, Can. v): "What kind of ~sacrifice is that wherein
1507   3, 82  |          because it is given with a kind of consecration, as was
1508   3, 82  |           are given to a man with a kind of consecration; the former, ~
1509   3, 84  |            3: Penance regards every kind of sin in a way, but not
1510   3, 84  |         Consequently in sin it is a kind ~of remedy to sin secretly,
1511   3, 84  |            also before Baptism some kind of ~penance is required,
1512   3, 84  |       actually the same or another ~kind of sin. But if a man sin
1513   3, 85  |             Inv. Rhet. ii) that one kind of justice is called ~vindictive.
1514   3, 85  |           is necessary to make some kind of ~compensation, which
1515   3, 85  |          justice, because each is a kind of commutation. Wherefore
1516   3, 85  |          equals, since justice is a kind ~of equality, and he calls
1517   3, 85  |            her husband. It is this ~kind of just that we consider
1518   3, 85  |          Reply OBJ 3: As there is a kind of commutation in favors,
1519   3, 85  |            2: Further, penance is a kind of vengeance, as Augustine
1520   3, 85  |          the contrary, Penance is a kind of sacrifice, according
1521   3, 85  |             and thus, since it is a kind of sorrow, it is in the ~
1522   3, 86  |         reason of which they have a kind of repentance, ~which yet
1523   3, 87  |            and anything else of the kind, conduce to the ~remission
1524   3, 87  |          because those things are a kind of satisfaction, ~and through
1525   3, 88  |            state of slavery for any kind of ingratitude, but only ~
1526   3, 89  |              for which reason, by a kind of metaphor, a thing is
1527   3, 90  |       number of its parts;~(3) What kind of parts are they?~(4) Of
1528   3, 90  |             parts are reckoned as a kind of ~material cause, and
1529   3, 90  |           cause, and the whole as a kind of formal cause (Phys. ii). ~
1530   3, 90  |           part of matter, we find a kind of plurality, ~there we
1531   3, 90  |         thought alone, is a special kind of sin. Another species
1532 Suppl, 1 |        contrition is ~essentially a kind of sorrow, and is an act
1533 Suppl, 2 |            taken ~broadly for every kind of sorrow); but by reason
1534 Suppl, 2 |            the act, considered as a kind of being, but by reason
1535 Suppl, 2 |           and its other parts, is a kind of ~spiritual healing by
1536 Suppl, 3 |           sorrow of contrition is a kind of displeasure. But ~there
1537 Suppl, 3 |            intensity and of such ~a kind as the higher appetite might
1538 Suppl, 4 |       contrition, so far as it is a kind of displeasure ~seated in
1539 Suppl, 5 |        since this ~sorrow is also a kind of punishment, it may be
1540 Suppl, 6 |         moderates according to the ~kind of sins made known to him
1541 Suppl, 6 |            But although there was a kind of ~confession in the law
1542 Suppl, 7 |             of the act, which is a ~kind of manifestation; secondly,
1543 Suppl, 7 |              although the ~ordinary kind of average expenditure and
1544 Suppl, 7 |        begins to belong to ~another kind of virtue. Hence the Philosopher
1545 Suppl, 8 |            or something else of the kind. Therefore, since confession ~
1546 Suppl, 8 |         those wherein there is some kind of sanctification, either
1547 Suppl, 8 |             mortal sin: but it is a kind of general rule applicable
1548 Suppl, 11|        quoted one should apply some kind of remedy, so ~far as this
1549 Suppl, 11|             a particular case has a kind of share in the ~act of
1550 Suppl, 12|          implies an equation of the kind, because the adverb "satis" ~[
1551 Suppl, 15|             says on Mk. 9:28, "This kind" of demons "can go out by
1552 Suppl, 15|           each of these three, by a kind of likeness, is ~appropriated
1553 Suppl, 15|     appropriated to some particular kind of sin because it is reasonable ~
1554 Suppl, 15|            them can satisfy for any kind of sin. Hence if a man is
1555 Suppl, 15|             of one's neighbor is a ~kind of alms, and whatever act
1556 Suppl, 15|           is given to God becomes a kind ~of prayer, so that even
1557 Suppl, 17|       Wherefore, since the key is a kind ~of power, it should be
1558 Suppl, 17|          power is conferred by some kind of ~consecration. Therefore
1559 Suppl, 17|            only one act of ~another kind, wherefore it is not numbered
1560 Suppl, 18|            due for a sin is of ~one kind. If, therefore, by a first
1561 Suppl, 19|           use of the keys implies a kind of intercession, as appears
1562 Suppl, 20|            of every man is the same kind of obstacle ~against entering
1563 Suppl, 20|            the use of the keys is a kind of judgment, it ~is not
1564 Suppl, 21|          OBJ 4: Further, there is a kind of excommunication called
1565 Suppl, 21|        because excommunication is a kind of curse, and we are forbidden
1566 Suppl, 23|            excommunication of ~this kind, but not to give him the
1567 Suppl, 25|  indulgences in such a way as, by a kind of pious fraud, to induce
1568 Suppl, 28|            is a sacrament. Now some kind of solemnity is ~observed
1569 Suppl, 28|            staff. A penance of this kind ~can be repeated, and can
1570 Suppl, 28|             2: Although in the same kind of sin, a cleric offends
1571 Suppl, 29|            by ~a figure of the same kind. Nevertheless it was somewhat
1572 Suppl, 29|           is ~not an effect of this kind, as we shall state further
1573 Suppl, 30|            is conferred by way of a kind of medicament, even as Baptism
1574 Suppl, 30|          inward devotion which is a kind of ~spiritual anointing.~
1575 Suppl, 32|          should be conferred in any kind of sickness?~(3) Whether
1576 Suppl, 32|            ought to be given in any kind of sickness?~Aquin.: SMT
1577 Suppl, 32|    sacrament should be given in any kind of ~sickness. For no kind
1578 Suppl, 32|           kind of ~sickness. For no kind of sickness is determined
1579 Suppl, 34|            office; and orders are a kind of office.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1580 Suppl, 34|          OBJ 4: Further, Order is a kind of relation, and relation
1581 Suppl, 34|        namely the outward ~sign, a "kind of seal," i.e. a kind of
1582 Suppl, 34|            a "kind of seal," i.e. a kind of sign, and the inward
1583 Suppl, 34|    potentiality, together with some kind of ~preeminence. Hence this
1584 Suppl, 34|        Order denotes nothing of the kind, but rather relation or
1585 Suppl, 34|           this sacrament there is a kind of universal ~communication.
1586 Suppl, 35|             of a ~sacrament of that kind includes the words, "that
1587 Suppl, 35|             Orders requires not any kind of ~goodness but excellent
1588 Suppl, 35|             Orders are degrees of a kind. Now no one can reach a ~
1589 Suppl, 39|         just as Order pertains to a kind of pre-eminence, so ~does
1590 Suppl, 39|             over others. Hence by a kind of propriety it is requisite
1591 Suppl, 40|           by a power of a different kind; but the episcopal is surpassed
1592 Suppl, 40|           as by a power of the same kind. Hence a bishop can perform ~
1593 Suppl, 40|             archbishop has no other kind ~of power than a bishop,
1594 Suppl, 40|        stains, since a maniple is a kind ~of handkerchief for wiping
1595 Suppl, 40|            of dignity, for it was a kind of ~hat, as Jerome says (
1596 Suppl, 40|         Although he has not another kind of power he has the same ~
1597 Suppl, 41|            are many things of this ~kind, one of which hinders another,
1598 Suppl, 42|            causes a reality of that kind - but it has ~another both
1599 Suppl, 43|            because espousals ~are a kind of sacramental annexed to
1600 Suppl, 43|          contract were of the same ~kind; whereas the second contract
1601 Suppl, 43|         there was a betrothal ~of a kind; and consequently, lest
1602 Suppl, 44|              Whether matrimony is a kind of joining?~(2) Whether
1603 Suppl, 44|            1~Whether matrimony is a kind of joining?~Aquin.: SMT
1604 Suppl, 44|             that matrimony is not a kind of joining. Because ~the
1605 Suppl, 44|     together. Therefore it is not a kind of joining.~Aquin.: SMT
1606 Suppl, 44|             sacrament, it is not a ~kind of relation, and consequently
1607 Suppl, 44|        consequently neither is it a kind of joining.~Aquin.: SMT
1608 Suppl, 44|      consequently if matrimony is a kind of ~joining, there is not
1609 Suppl, 44|            Therefore matrimony is a kind of relation, nor is it other
1610 Suppl, 44|            Therefore matrimony is a kind of joining.~Aquin.: SMT
1611 Suppl, 44|           that, A joining denotes a kind of uniting, and so wherever ~
1612 Suppl, 44|      nothing else than a particular kind of ~companionship pertaining
1613 Suppl, 45|             in matrimony there is a kind of spiritual joining together,
1614 Suppl, 46|            OBJ 4: In a case of this kind the affianced husband, before
1615 Suppl, 47|     necessity, and violence of this kind the Philosopher calls ~(
1616 Suppl, 47|         save himself. In the latter kind of ~violence, although the
1617 Suppl, 47|        arguments consider the first kind of compulsion, and the second
1618 Suppl, 47|              neither does any other kind of fear influence a constant
1619 Suppl, 47|             suffer violence of that kind, for if ~he be on the sea,
1620 Suppl, 47|            1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Not any kind of voluntariness suffices
1621 Suppl, 47|             Now a relation of ~that kind is equally in both terms.
1622 Suppl, 47|           that, Since marriage is a kind of relation, and a relation ~
1623 Suppl, 47|     friendship which ~consists in a kind of union requires a return
1624 Suppl, 47|            about ~a consent of this kind is the same as about a consent
1625 Suppl, 47|        Since in marriage there is a kind of perpetual service, ~as
1626 Suppl, 47|             spiritual marriage is a kind of office for dispensing
1627 Suppl, 49|             whereby it is a special kind of sacrament. ~Therefore
1628 Suppl, 49|           no sin, because this is a kind of payment of the debt ~
1629 Suppl, 49|          carnal intercourse of this kind is one of the daily sins,
1630 Suppl, 51|   impediment to matrimony?~(2) What kind of error?~Aquin.: SMT XP
1631 Suppl, 51|             is not a ~thing of this kind. Therefore error is not
1632 Suppl, 52|              and others of the same kind. ~other impediments, however,
1633 Suppl, 52|            slave is to the master a kind of instrument in working; ~
1634 Suppl, 53|             is void, a vow ~of this kind is said to annul the marriage
1635 Suppl, 54|         friendship is based on some kind of fellowship." And since
1636 Suppl, 54|         Wherefore in respect of any kind of a ~fellowship certain
1637 Suppl, 54|           since ~consanguinity is a kind of propinquity, distance
1638 Suppl, 54|          consanguinity ~arises is a kind of descent: but it is a
1639 Suppl, 54|              but it is a particular kind of descent, ~namely from
1640 Suppl, 54|       together. Now matrimony is a ~kind of union. Since then consanguinity
1641 Suppl, 54|             then consanguinity is a kind of kinship, it does not ~
1642 Suppl, 54|            their parents: yet to no kind of animal save man has ~
1643 Suppl, 54|          the same union cannot be a kind of sacrament and ~a kind
1644 Suppl, 54|            kind of sacrament and ~a kind of incest. But this would
1645 Suppl, 55|        father's kindred by the same kind of tie as the father ~was,
1646 Suppl, 55|              whence ~arises another kind of tie known by the name
1647 Suppl, 55|         verse:~Marriage makes a new kind of connection,~While birth
1648 Suppl, 55|             begotten is in the same kind of relationship, ~but in
1649 Suppl, 55|   intercourse he enters ~into a new kind of relationship.~Aquin.:
1650 Suppl, 55|           but ~matrimony which is a kind of unity; even as a man
1651 Suppl, 55|       another way, either as to the kind of ~connection or as to
1652 Suppl, 55|             and a relation of this ~kind is really in both extremes.
1653 Suppl, 55|            is directed, causes this kind of affinity known as "the
1654 Suppl, 55|           tie, so is the ~aforesaid kind of affinity.~Aquin.: SMT
1655 Suppl, 55|         equivocal agents. The first kind of ~procession, however
1656 Suppl, 55|          and so ~on. But the second kind of procession, just as in
1657 Suppl, 55|          this produces a ~different kind of relationship from the
1658 Suppl, 55|         affinity. Wherefore if this kind of process be repeated,
1659 Suppl, 55|            not affinity but another kind of relationship; and ~consequently
1660 Suppl, 55|          affinity but of some other kind which is called ~affinity
1661 Suppl, 55|              affinity of the second kind. And again if a person through
1662 Suppl, 55|             an affine of the second kind, it will not be ~affinity
1663 Suppl, 55|              affinity of the second kind, but of a third kind, as
1664 Suppl, 55|         second kind, but of a third kind, as indicated in the ~verse
1665 Suppl, 55|           refers only ~to the first kind of affinity in which true
1666 Suppl, 55|     contracts affinity of the first kind with his ~wife's male blood-relation,
1667 Suppl, 55|          and affinity of the second kind with the ~latter's wife:
1668 Suppl, 55|            on account of the second kind of affinity. Again if a
1669 Suppl, 55|      connected with ~B by the first kind of affinity, contracts affinity
1670 Suppl, 55|    contracts affinity of the second kind ~with her husband A; and
1671 Suppl, 55|           by affinity of the second kind, with B, this man's wife
1672 Suppl, 55|    contracts ~affinity of the third kind with her husband A. And
1673 Suppl, 55|      husband A. And since the third kind ~of affinity was included
1674 Suppl, 55|         another, it is not the same kind of connection.~Aquin.: SMT
1675 Suppl, 55|            degree but not as to the kind of connection.~Aquin.: SMT
1676 Suppl, 55|     contract affinity of the ~first kind with the man to whom she
1677 Suppl, 55|     contract affinity of the second kind with a woman known by ~the
1678 Suppl, 55|      contract affinity of the third kind with him. And so the ~laws
1679 Suppl, 55|           by affinity of the ~first kind, so he does not contract
1680 Suppl, 55|     contract affinity of the second kind with the ~second husband
1681 Suppl, 55|     legislation, ~I contracted some kind of connection through her
1682 Suppl, 55|            affine to me in the same kind and ~in a different degree
1683 Suppl, 55|          affine to me in the second kind of ~affinity. But her other
1684 Suppl, 55|          become affine to me in any kind of affinity.~Aquin.: SMT
1685 Suppl, 55|         admits of degrees. For any ~kind of propinquity can itself
1686 Suppl, 55|         degrees. Now affinity is ~a kind of propinquity. Therefore
1687 Suppl, 55|          causes a difference in the kind of relationship but not
1688 Suppl, 55|           Whether in a suit of this kind one should proceed by hearing
1689 Suppl, 55|         witnesses in a suit of this kind.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[55] A[
1690 Suppl, 55|            2~I answer that, In this kind of lawsuit as in others,
1691 Suppl, 56|        arise therefrom. Hence ~this kind of relationship does not
1692 Suppl, 56|           as in betrothal a certain kind of propinquity is contracted,
1693 Suppl, 56|   instructed them in the faith by a kind of ~catechism; and consequently
1694 Suppl, 56|             away, for this is not a kind of ~birth, but a kind of
1695 Suppl, 56|             a kind of ~birth, but a kind of healing. Nevertheless
1696 Suppl, 56|    Nevertheless Penance occasions a kind of ~bond between the woman
1697 Suppl, 56|             and this is by way of a kind of ~affinity; wherefore
1698 Suppl, 56|        person connected by the same kind of ~relationship, but not
1699 Suppl, 56|            one connected by another kind of ~relationship. Thus a
1700 Suppl, 56|          his father, but by another kind of relationship. Now spiritual ~
1701 Suppl, 56|             relationship differs in kind from carnal. Wherefore a
1702 Suppl, 57|             be no ~adoption of this kind without the authority of
1703 Suppl, 57|           the sovereign. The other ~kind of adoption imitates natural
1704 Suppl, 57|       impediment to marriage. Now a kind ~of relationship results
1705 Suppl, 57|         that a relationship of this kind is contracted only ~between
1706 Suppl, 57|         child; ~the third is like a kind of affinity, and is between
1707 Suppl, 58|           that what was done by one kind of witchcraft can be destroyed
1708 Suppl, 58|            be destroyed by ~another kind, and even though it were
1709 Suppl, 59|             even a marriage of this kind is a sacrament ~after the
1710 Suppl, 59|     according as his life is of one kind or of another. Wherefore
1711 Suppl, 59|             master, but by way of a kind of ~partnership, which is
1712 Suppl, 59|             fornication, so is any ~kind of sin. If, then unbelief
1713 Suppl, 59|             for the same reason any kind of sin will dissolve marriage.~
1714 Suppl, 59|       become obstacles to us by any kind of ~sin. Therefore marriage
1715 Suppl, 59|         dissolved on account of any kind of sin.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
1716 Suppl, 60|          immunity from a particular kind of punishment, since ~excommunication
1717 Suppl, 60|           excommunication is also a kind of punishment.~Aquin.: SMT
1718 Suppl, 60|            presides over the latter kind of community, a king for
1719 Suppl, 60|            a community of the first kind, can inflict only corrective ~
1720 Suppl, 60|         husband who ~exercises this kind of control over his wife
1721 Suppl, 61|           religious life there is a kind of ~spiritual marriage.
1722 Suppl, 61|        because religious life is a ~kind of spiritual death, whereby
1723 Suppl, 62|              which lesion becomes a kind of ~injustice, through the
1724 Suppl, 63|             in every sacrament some kind of blessing is given. But ~
1725 Suppl, 64|            because an issue of this kind is lasting and ~continuous,
1726 Suppl, 64|       Moreover a complaint of this ~kind is continual or lasting
1727 Suppl, 64|          equiparence, since it is a kind of ~union, as stated above (
1728 Suppl, 64|             proportions of the same kind as double to double. ~Accordingly,
1729 Suppl, 64|             reference to the second kind of equality, they are equal
1730 Suppl, 64|        Therefore in matters of this kind one person cannot take a
1731 Suppl, 66|       wherefore a multitude of this kind is wholly ~inconsistent
1732 Suppl, 66|          attaches to bigamy of this kind.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[66] A[
1733 Suppl, 66|            does he by the aforesaid kind of bigamy.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1734 Suppl, 66|            reason of the ~aforesaid kind of bigamy.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1735 Suppl, 66|              first is the principal kind in causing irregularity.~
1736 Suppl, 66|            a virgin. Therefore this kind ~of bigamy does not cause
1737 Suppl, 66|          she is not. Therefore this kind does not always ~cause irregularity.~
1738 Suppl, 66|            it would seem ~that this kind of bigamy does not cause
1739 Suppl, 67|        except perhaps by the second kind of dispensation.~Aquin.:
1740 Suppl, 69|            this way. Secondly, by a kind of ~proportionateness, by
1741 Suppl, 69|             Reply OBJ 3: There is a kind of continuity among men
1742 Suppl, 69|         delay of glory ~is called a kind of punishment.~Aquin.: SMT
1743 Suppl, 69|        because a punishment of this kind does not place a man outside
1744 Suppl, 70|            s ~fancy. Moreover, this kind of suffering would be more
1745 Suppl, 71|      punishment or something of the kind that involves no change ~
1746 Suppl, 71|           in a broad sense for any ~kind of punishment, so as to
1747 Suppl, 71|    satisfies, in so far as ~it is a kind of medicine. And consequently
1748 Suppl, 71|            in ~so far as they are a kind of alms: for they are given
1749 Suppl, 71|               an indulgence of this kind will avail not only a living
1750 Suppl, 71|            tomb and ~things of this kind conferred something on the
1751 Suppl, 71|    Therefore, since suffrages are a kind of ~spiritual light, though
1752 Suppl, 71|              inasmuch as they are a kind of satisfaction applied
1753 Suppl, 72|       saints will according to this kind of will be not ~fulfilled
1754 Suppl, 72|         renewal is effected by some kind of cleansing. But ~the elements
1755 Suppl, 72|             heat in hot water, or a kind of intention as we have
1756 Suppl, 72|       perfection, and this not ~any kind of movement, but only local
1757 Suppl, 72|            greenery, and again by a kind of resurrection are ~renewed -
1758 Suppl, 72|      Further, the resurrection is a kind of movement towards the ~
1759 Suppl, 72|            part of the body, or any kind of inclination to its ~union
1760 Suppl, 73|         flesh, as ~though it were a kind of organ; thus the Damascene
1761 Suppl, 73|             nod: and ~this nod is a kind of cause of that execution,
1762 Suppl, 73|           this power is not of that kind but such as we have ascribed
1763 Suppl, 75|          movement of heaven is as a kind of life to ~all existing
1764 Suppl, 75|          movement of the heart is a kind of ~life of the whole body:
1765 Suppl, 77|           Body Para. 2/2~The second kind of humidity is one that
1766 Suppl, 77|             kinds. For there is one kind that ~has a definite form
1767 Suppl, 77|             the body: while another kind of ~humidity is in transition
1768 Suppl, 77|          member. Humidities of this kind will not rise again, ~because
1769 Suppl, 77|            it rise again. The third kind of humidity is that ~which
1770 Suppl, 79|   impassible by the removal of this kind of passion, since ~nothing
1771 Suppl, 79|           ii, 11), ~"sensation is a kind of passion." But the glorified
1772 Suppl, 79|              in whom there ~is this kind of outflow of species towards
1773 Suppl, 79|           being." Consequently this kind of reception will not be
1774 Suppl, 79|       bodies does ~not exclude this kind of passion.~Aquin.: SMT
1775 Suppl, 79|          contact, since taste is a ~kind of touch (De Anima ii, 9).
1776 Suppl, 80|            4/6~Consequently another kind of subtlety must be assigned
1777 Suppl, 80|            of subtlety removes is a kind of defect, for ~instance
1778 Suppl, 80|    different places, except by some kind of transformation, as in
1779 Suppl, 81|             prevents a need of this kind being in glorified ~bodies.~
1780 Suppl, 81|             before and after in any kind of movement.~
1781 Suppl, 83|         whole. Deformities of ~this kind, without any doubt, will
1782 Suppl, 83|       movement. Now corruption is a kind of ~change: and consequently
1783 Suppl, 83|          for since passiveness is a kind of ~receptiveness, there
1784 Suppl, 83|            of ~reception there is a kind of passion which we call "
1785 Suppl, 83|       natural disposition. But this kind of passion ~will not be
1786 Suppl, 84|             De Civ. Dei xx) that "a kind of Divine ~energy will come
1787 Suppl, 84|       diminished by a cause of this kind is ~owing to the fact that
1788 Suppl, 85|    mentioned Apoc. 20:12,[15] "is a kind of Divine energy enabling ~
1789 Suppl, 86|             s sentence implies some kind of supremacy. Therefore
1790 Suppl, 87|          Augustine is speaking by a kind of appropriation, so as
1791 Suppl, 88|            2: Further, renewal is a kind of alteration. But it is
1792 Suppl, 88|          power must needs have some kind of circular movement. This ~
1793 Suppl, 88|    construct various ~houses of one kind: for if he construct one
1794 Suppl, 88|          renewed by receiving ~some kind of brightness. For just
1795 Suppl, 89|            known, and equality is a kind ~of proportion. Sometimes,
1796 Suppl, 89|            perceive things of this ~kind, although indirectly, when
1797 Suppl, 89|         knowledge results from some kind of abstraction from ~matter.
1798 Suppl, 89|            soul on to the body by a kind of overflow, as ~explained
1799 Suppl, 89|             in a broad sense of any kind of nescience: and thus ~
1800 Suppl, 89|             the lower), but with a ~kind of continued enlightenment;
1801 Suppl, 90|            in this sense will be a ~kind of material disposition
1802 Suppl, 92|           term we must observe some kind of likeness to its ~principal
1803 Suppl, 92|            need for a dowry of this kind to be ~appointed in spiritual
1804 Suppl, 93|           where ~there is a special kind of conflict, there should
1805 Suppl, 93|            works there is a special kind of conflict. Therefore they ~
1806 Suppl, 93|             they ~deserve a special kind of crown, which we call
1807 Suppl, 93|         merit which is ~gained by a kind of conflict - since "the
1808 Suppl, 93|          For a crown signifies some kind of perfection, ~on account
1809 Suppl, 93|             and thus is due to it a kind of accidental reward which
1810 Suppl, 93|            added to ~the "aurea," a kind of joy, to wit, in the works
1811 Suppl, 93|        something on the part of the kind of work, namely ~the "aureole."~
1812 Suppl, 93|         their beatitude by the same kind of ~act namely by turning
1813 Suppl, 93|         that ~which arises from the kind of action: just as the end
1814 Suppl, 93|   corresponds, man is ~brought to a kind of spiritual nature, by
1815 Suppl, 93|             the aureole due to any ~kind of virginity, but only to
1816 Suppl, 93|            Where there is a notable kind of victory, a special crown ~
1817 Suppl, 93|            are not agreed as to the kind of virginity to which it
1818 Suppl, 93|          perfect and most brilliant kind of victory ~is never to
1819 Suppl, 93|            for merit, and will be a kind of martyrdom: wherefore
1820 Suppl, 93|       internal suffering is also a ~kind of martyrdom: wherefore
1821 Suppl, 93|        Further, penance itself is a kind of martyrdom, wherefore
1822 Suppl, 93|        called a martyr, except by a kind of comparison. It is in
1823 Suppl, 93|       spoken of as a martyrdom by a kind of ~comparison. and they
1824 Suppl, 93|            or ~anything else of the kind, for Christ's sake, he does
1825 Suppl, 93|            its perfection, but by a kind of participation, in so
1826 Suppl, 93|         from ~men's hearts, as by a kind of spiritual weapon, of
1827 Suppl, 93|       chiefly in the mind, but by a kind of overflow it shines forth ~
1828 Suppl, 93|        which are the ~chief of this kind; and such is a virgin. Wherefore
1829 Suppl, 93|           less, since it ~denotes a kind of privation; and privations
1830 Suppl, 93|             merit derived from ~the kind of act. Consequently it
1831 Suppl, 94|        Augustine seems to hold this kind of punishment (Gen. ~ad
1832 Suppl, 94|          for their ~punishment by a kind of spiritual action, it
1833 Suppl, 94|        opinion no man knows of what kind is the everlasting fire,
1834 Suppl, 95|    punishment or something of that ~kind. Accordingly the wicked
1835 Suppl, 95|         since "to lack an evil is a kind of good" as ~the Philosopher
1836 Suppl, 95|             which they are ~under a kind of necessity of sinning.
1837 Suppl, 96|             that "punishments are a kind of ~medicine." Now, to punish
1838 Appen1, 1|          often wont to signify any ~kind of punishment.~Aquin.: SMT
1839 Appen1, 1|         despair. Now sorrow of this kind in the damned ~is the worm
1840 Appen1, 1|             and that they feel some kind of sorrow on this ~account
1841 Appen1, 1|          that to ~which he had some kind of claim. I say, then, that
1842 Appen2, 1|           verse 14). Therefore some kind of cleansing remains after ~
1843 Appen2, 1|        Therefore there remains some kind of cleansing after this