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501 2, 85 | that one will move with ~greater velocity, which has the
502 2, 85 | velocity, which has the greater weight according to the
503 2, 87 | supervenes, the other acts with greater energy, for which reason "
504 2, 87 | because one infinite is not greater than another.~Aquin.: SMT
505 2, 87 | a sin does not deserve greater punishment through being ~
506 2, 87 | that he ~may profit in a greater good, as when he suffers
507 2, 89 | perfection of an angel is greater than that of man ~in the
508 2, 91 | they had been led to a ~greater capacity for Divine things.~
509 2, 93 | knows ~it in its reflection, greater or less. For every knowledge
510 2, 93 | the Father is said to be greater than He.~Aquin.: SMT FS
511 2, 94 | all, as, "Every whole is ~greater than its part," and, "Things
512 2, 94 | such a way; because the greater the number of ~conditions
513 2, 94 | of ~conditions added, the greater the number of ways in which
514 2, 96 | certain, as ~being true in the greater number of instances, though
515 2, 96 | would break out into yet greater evils: ~thus it is written (
516 2, 97 | because it would hinder ~some greater good, or because it would
517 2, 98 | the worship ~of God, the greater their excellence over other
518 2, 100 | 6:16), "men swear by one greater ~than themselves; and an
519 2, 100 | Thus, in an army, it is a greater ~sin for a soldier to act
520 2, 100 | this on ~account of some greater utility.~Aquin.: SMT FS
521 2, 101 | transgressions, that ~the greater may be avoided. And therefore,
522 2, 102 | man might be brought to greater ~reverence for God.~Aquin.:
523 2, 102 | might approach thither ~with greater reverence. Secondly, that
524 2, 102 | holocausts; and those which, with greater perfection of mind, are ~
525 2, 102 | they might be treated with greater reverence, being ~deputed,
526 2, 102 | Further, that which is greater cannot be cleansed by that
527 2, 102 | sacred things they might have greater respect for them. For ~since
528 2, 102 | approach, they did so with greater ~reverence and humility.
529 2, 105 | that it might be held in greater ~respect, if not any man
530 2, 105 | frequent and benefits the greater ~number: and it granted
531 2, 105 | greatness of the sin, because a greater sin, other things being
532 2, 105 | being equal, ~deserves a greater punishment. Secondly, on
533 2, 105 | trees. But we should ~show greater care and love for these
534 2, 106 | of the New Law ~deserves greater punishment, according to
535 2, 106 | New Testament, he deserves greater punishment, as being ~ungrateful
536 2, 106 | as being ~ungrateful for greater benefits, and as not using
537 2, 107 | the reproach of Christ ~greater riches than the treasure
538 2, 107 | to be ready to suffer yet greater insults; and ~this remains
539 2, 107 | those of the ~Law, and the greater commandments, those contained
540 2, 107 | in the Gospel. Now the ~greater cannot be contained in the
541 2, 107 | the New Law are said to be greater than ~those of the Old Law,
542 2, 107 | New Law are said to be greater than those of the Old. Nothing,
543 2, 107 | however, ~prevents the greater from being contained in
544 2, 108 | Further, counsels regard a greater good. But there are no ~
545 2, 108 | definite degrees to the greater good. Therefore definite
546 2, 108 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The greater goods are not definitely
547 2, 108 | simply and absolutely the greater good in ~general are fixed:
548 2, 109 | and thus Christ's gift ~is greater than Adam's fault. Nevertheless
549 2, 111 | OBJ 2: Further, it is a greater power that is able to act
550 2, 111 | confined to itself, even as greater is the brightness ~of the
551 2, 111 | virtue. Now the end is always greater than the ~means. But sanctifying
552 2, 112 | Para. 1/1~Whether grace is greater in one than in another? ~
553 2, 112 | would seem that grace is not greater in one than in another. ~
554 2, 112 | end. Therefore there is no greater or less in it. Hence it
555 2, 112 | less in it. Hence it is not greater ~in one than in another.~
556 2, 112 | ad 2). But there is no greater or less in life. Hence,
557 2, 112 | through being ordained to a greater good; the other on the part
558 2, 112 | sanctifying grace cannot be greater ~or less, since, of its
559 2, 112 | God by His care provides greater gifts to some, and lesser ~
560 2, 112 | grace; since grace cannot be greater by ordaining to a greater
561 2, 112 | greater by ordaining to a greater good, but ~inasmuch as it
562 2, 112 | more or less ordains to a greater or less participation of ~
563 2, 112 | on ~toilsome works with greater trust and greater energy,
564 2, 112 | works with greater trust and greater energy, and may bear the ~
565 2, 113 | Further, a form that may be greater or less, e.g. blackness
566 2, 113 | subject. Now grace may be ~greater or less, as stated above (
567 2, 113 | heavenly ~grace, which is greater. Hence the glorification
568 2, 113 | of angels and men is a ~greater work than the justification
569 2, 113 | good of the universe is greater than ~the good of one man,
570 2, 113 | of ~heaven and earth is a greater work than the justification
571 2, 113 | cooperate with the agent, is greater than to make something with
572 2, 113 | expounding the words, "greater than these ~shall he do" (
573 2, 113 | made from a ~sinner, is greater than to create heaven and
574 2, 113 | share in the ~Godhead, is greater than the creation of heaven
575 2, 113 | be made from a sinner is greater than to create ~heaven and
576 2, 113 | thus the gift of glory is greater ~than the gift of grace
577 2, 113 | glorification of the just is greater than the justification of
578 2, 113 | justifies the ungodly is ~greater than the gift of glory that
579 2, 113 | can, judge whether it is greater to create ~the angels just,
580 2, 113 | equal power, one betokens greater mercy."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
581 2, 113 | good of the universe is greater than the particular ~good
582 2, 113 | good of grace ~in one is greater than the good of nature
583 2, 113 | For miraculous works are greater than non-miraculous. ~Now
584 2, 113 | justification of the ungodly is greater than the other miraculous ~
585 2, 114 | nothing." ~Hence charity is no greater principle of merit than
586 2, 114 | Hence other virtues are a greater principle of merit than
587 2, 114 | Therefore no ~one can merit greater grace or charity than he
588 2, 114 | Further, increase of grace is greater than perseverance in the ~
589 2, 1 | becoming ~clearer through greater nearness to Christ, as stated
590 2, 1 | but the same faith with greater ~explicitness. For every
591 2, 2 | that are born of women, a greater than" ~he. Now John the
592 2, 2 | of faith but is a sign of greater merit. Thus again, in moral ~
593 2, 2 | and even the wise have greater merit of faith, ~through
594 2, 4 | faith in the point of their greater clearness, but ~not in regard
595 2, 5 | 1/1~Whether faith can be greater in one man than in another?~
596 2, 5 | seem that faith cannot be greater in one man than in ~another.
597 2, 5 | seems that faith cannot be greater in one than in another.~
598 2, 5 | Therefore faith can be greater in one than in another.~
599 2, 5 | another, so that faith can be greater in one ~man on account of
600 2, 5 | may be described ~as being greater, in one way, on the part
601 2, 5 | intellect, on account of ~its greater certitude and firmness,
602 2, 5 | will, on account of his greater promptitude, devotion, or
603 2, 5 | this ~respect, one man has greater faith than another, on the
604 2, 5 | some submit to it ~with greater certitude and devotion than
605 2, 5 | and in this way faith is ~greater in one than in another.~
606 2, 5 | another, according to the greater capacity of intellect.~
607 2, 8 | excellent, according to the greater extent of its object.~Aquin.:
608 2, 10 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the greater sin deserves the greater
609 2, 10 | greater sin deserves the greater punishment, ~according to
610 2, 10 | of the stripes be." Now a greater punishment is due to ~believers
611 2, 10 | that the sin of unbelief is greater than any sin ~that occurs
612 2, 10 | prevent, lest, without them, greater goods might be ~forfeited,
613 2, 10 | might be ~forfeited, or greater evils ensue. Accordingly
614 2, 10 | goods be lost, or certain greater evils be incurred: thus
615 2, 12 | to avoid incurring a yet greater danger.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
616 2, 12 | says: ~"After prohibiting greater crimes he forbids lesser
617 2, 13 | one man can begin from a greater (good or ~evil) than another
618 2, 17 | virtues are said to work with greater ~certainty than art, in
619 2, 19 | Gn. 4:13: "My iniquity is greater than that I ~may deserve
620 2, 19 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, a greater evil is opposed to a greater
621 2, 19 | greater evil is opposed to a greater good, as the ~Philosopher
622 2, 19 | viii, 10). But charity is greater than hope, ~according to
623 2, 19 | Therefore hatred of God is a greater sin than ~despair.~Aquin.:
624 2, 19 | much God loves us. Now what greater proof could we ~have of
625 2, 19 | when a man is joyful he has greater hope: and, ~accordingly,
626 2, 20 | novelties which call for greater admiration. Hence Gregory
627 2, 21 | for ~sake of insuring a greater stability, especially since
628 2, 22 | written (1 Cor. 13:13): "The greater of these is ~charity."~Aquin.:
629 2, 23 | universal cause produces a greater effect. ~Now, since charity
630 2, 23 | A[6]. Hence there was a greater effort ~in the higher angels,
631 2, 23 | borne, and where there are ~greater natural gifts there may
632 2, 23 | namely whether they be in greater number or of greater excellence,
633 2, 23 | in greater number or of greater excellence, but ~also on
634 2, 23 | subject, which implies a greater radication in its subject. ~
635 2, 23 | simple form. Now nothing greater results ~from the addition
636 2, 23 | possible, the result would be a greater lover, but not a more loving
637 2, 23 | being, to say that a form is greater is the ~same as to say that
638 2, 23 | scientific truths with greater certainty now than before.
639 2, 23 | is He makes ~it to have a greater hold on the soul, and the
640 2, 23 | finite thing however much greater, unless the ~amount of its
641 2, 23 | that it would be equal or ~greater. As, therefore, the charity
642 2, 23 | tend to perfection with greater security; ~yet with one
643 2, 24 | principles we ~have something greater than science, namely understanding.~
644 2, 24 | death, because there is greater likelihood of their harming ~
645 2, 25 | 22,27). Now God is not greater in Himself ~than He is in
646 2, 25 | lovable by reason of His greater goodness.~Aquin.: SMT SS
647 2, 25 | friendship towards himself is greater than his friendship for
648 2, 25 | because the Divine ~good is greater in itself, than our share
649 2, 25 | according to Jn. ~15:13: "Greater love than this no man hath,
650 2, 25 | loving one's neighbor, is a greater reason for ~loving, than
651 2, 25 | inclination of ~gravity is greater than in water, because it
652 2, 25 | we ought to behave with ~greater kindness.~Aquin.: SMT SS
653 2, 25 | Secondly love is said to be greater through its ~action being
654 2, 25 | Him, by reason of their greater goodness, and those we ought, ~
655 2, 25 | charity, we should wish a greater good to one who is nearer ~
656 2, 25 | who are better as to the greater good he wishes ~for them.~
657 2, 25 | 1~OBJ 2: Further, where greater love is given, greater love
658 2, 25 | where greater love is given, greater love is due. Now a ~mother
659 2, 25 | ix, 7) that "mothers have greater love for their children. ~
660 2, 25 | Further, love should be greater where there are more reasons
661 2, 25 | for his ~wife ought to be greater than his love for his parents.~
662 2, 25 | intensely, but his parents with greater reverence.~Aquin.: SMT SS
663 2, 25 | loved, for which reason the greater love is on the part of the ~
664 2, 25 | wherefore the contrary is the greater sin. On the other hand,
665 2, 25 | charity ~consists in loving greater goods more, and lesser goods
666 2, 25 | more him to whom we wish a greater good. Now ~each one in heaven
667 2, 25 | each one in heaven wishes a greater good for those who have
668 2, 25 | means of merit to a yet greater reward, as happens ~now
669 2, 25 | to him, for he is under a greater obligation to ~bestow on
670 2, 26 | to love God is something greater than to know Him, ~especially
671 2, 26 | to God, because "God is ~greater than our heart" (1 Jn. 3:
672 2, 26 | through proceeding from a ~greater charity. But it belongs
673 2, 26 | Now a man has to make a greater effort to ~love his enemy
674 2, 26 | the same fire acts with greater force on what is near than ~
675 2, 26 | too, charity loves with greater fervor those who ~are united
676 2, 27 | increased, since one's joy is greater than ~another's. Therefore
677 2, 27 | yet ~one's joy will be greater than another's, on account
678 2, 28 | Thirdly, they ~cause yet greater pity, if they are entirely
679 2, 28 | unless that subject be greater than all others, surpassed
680 2, 28 | which unites him to God, is greater than mercy, ~whereby he
681 2, 29 | strangers, on ~account of their greater want. For it must be understood
682 2, 29 | connected, and the ~other in greater want, it is not possible
683 2, 30 | alms;~(3) Which alms are of greater account, spiritual or corporal?~(
684 2, 30 | an alms to one who is ~in greater want, since an almsdeed
685 2, 30 | to give to one who is in greater want, other ~things being
686 2, 30 | a spiritual effect, the greater the ~alms, the greater the
687 2, 30 | the greater the ~alms, the greater the spiritual profit, which
688 2, 30 | spiritual efficacy, was greater.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[32] A[
689 2, 30 | almsgiving, like any ~other greater good, is a matter of counsel.~
690 2, 30 | in order to provide for a greater need.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[32]
691 2, 30 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, greater evils should be avoided
692 2, 30 | who is much holier and in ~greater want, and to one who is
693 2, 31 | among you, ~is therefore in greater danger." But fraternal correction
694 2, 31 | among you, is therefore in greater danger," as Augustine ~observes
695 2, 31 | himself has ~committed a greater. Hence Jerome says on the
696 2, 31 | because then the danger is ~greater, as in the case of madmen.
697 2, 32 | hence just as a cause is ~greater than its effect, so hatred
698 2, 32 | effect, so hatred of God is a greater sin than unbelief.~Aquin.:
699 2, 37 | good of the multitude is greater and more godlike ~than the
700 2, 37 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, a greater good is opposed to a greater
701 2, 37 | greater good is opposed to a greater evil, according ~to the
702 2, 37 | to charity, ~which is a greater virtue than faith to which
703 2, 37 | which is opposed to ~the greater good is, in respect of its
704 2, 37 | because his contempt ~is greater, or because his sin is a
705 2, 37 | because his sin is a source of greater danger, or for some ~similar
706 2, 37 | so that where there is greater ~proneness to sin, a more
707 2, 37 | good of the multitude is greater than the good ~of a unit
708 2, 38 | they are bound to a yet greater good.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[40]
709 2, 40 | gravity will be all the ~greater according as the common
710 2, 40 | that his subjects ~suffer greater harm from the consequent
711 2, 42 | neighbor. Now the principle is greater than that which results ~
712 2, 43 | higher a virtue is, the greater the number of things to ~
713 2, 45 | formal aspects. ~Now a yet greater difference of object is
714 2, 45 | disposition, one man has a greater aptitude than another ~in
715 2, 47 | us more, and so ~makes a greater and stronger impression
716 2, 47 | because human knowledge ~has a greater hold on sensible objects.
717 2, 49 | most discerning can judge a greater number of such things ~by
718 2, 51 | to prudence to prefer the greater good to ~the lesser. Therefore
719 2, 51 | Therefore to forsake the greater good belongs to imprudence. ~
720 2, 51 | fortitude, which suffers a greater impulse to the ~contrary.~
721 2, 53 | First, on account of the yet greater favors ~bestowed by God
722 2, 54 | divers weights in thy bag, a greater and a less." ~Therefore
723 2, 56 | is the real mean between greater and less, ~as stated in
724 2, 56 | Therefore liberality is a greater virtue than justice.~Aquin.:
725 2, 58 | remedy to be applied with greater certainty of a cure, it
726 2, 59 | equals 1-1/2; since the greater number is the sum of the
727 2, 59 | of a thing: for it is a greater injury to strike a prince
728 2, 59 | the person of one who ~is greater, the action surpasses any
729 2, 59 | other man's ~chattel is much greater than our own: so that it
730 2, 59 | consequently is considered as a greater thing. Hence it ~requires
731 2, 59 | thing. Hence it ~requires a greater punishment in repayment,
732 2, 60 | that the loss sustained is greater than ~the thing taken: for
733 2, 60 | whom we have ~received a greater favor. Now we have received
734 2, 60 | favor. Now we have received greater favors from others ~(our
735 2, 60 | from whom he has received greater benefits; but he ~ought
736 2, 61 | spiritual ~things being of greater import than temporal, respect
737 2, 61 | crime committed against a greater person, there is no respect
738 2, 62 | Further, spiritual power is greater than the secular and is
739 2, 62 | danger that he may avoid a greater: thus it is lawful for a
740 2, 62 | killing himself, avoids a greater evil, for ~example an unhappy
741 2, 62 | this life, is to adopt a greater evil in ~order to avoid
742 2, 62 | Now to be killed is a ~greater injury to a sinful than
743 2, 62 | deprives the community of a greater good: fourthly, because
744 2, 63 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The greater power should exercise the
745 2, 63 | power should exercise the greater coercion. Now ~just as a
746 2, 64 | actions are fraught with greater and more universal danger
747 2, 67 | deliver." Now ~a man is under greater obligation to himself than
748 2, 68 | reach ~the truth in the greater number, cases, although
749 2, 68 | required; or for ~the sake of greater certitude three, which is
750 2, 68 | neighbor. Consequently, for the greater certitude ~of evidence,
751 2, 69 | Further, it would seem to be a greater sin for an advocate to use ~
752 2, 70 | others. Hence the reviling is greater if one man ~reproach another
753 2, 71 | by stating his ~sin to be greater than it is; thirdly, by
754 2, 71 | their sinful nature. Now the greater the good ~taken away, the
755 2, 71 | the good ~taken away, the greater the injury. And while man'
756 2, 71 | in as much ~as it implies greater contempt of one's neighbor:
757 2, 71 | vice ~can give rise to a greater sin, just as anger gives
758 2, 71 | For a man is not under greater obligations to others than ~
759 2, 71 | that our merit may be the greater." Therefore a man ~does
760 2, 72 | according as they inflict a greater injury on him: and an injury
761 2, 72 | an injury is so much the greater, according ~to the greatness
762 2, 72 | Therefore ~tale-bearing is a greater sin than backbiting or even
763 2, 73 | grievous according as a greater respect is due to ~the person
764 2, 73 | Sometimes however it includes greater contempt than reviling does,
765 2, 74 | person whom we curse has a ~greater claim on our love and respect.
766 2, 75 | but in some places are greater, in others ~less, as the
767 2, 75 | divers weights in thy bag, a ~greater and a less: neither shall
768 2, 75 | there be in thy house a greater bushel ~and a less," and
769 2, 75 | because ~where there is greater abundance, the measures
770 2, 75 | might want him to allow a greater rebate ~than he need. Wherefore
771 2, 76 | but in order to ~avoid a greater evil, lest, to wit, through
772 2, 76 | that the borrower avoids a greater loss than the lender ~incurs,
773 2, 76 | Money cannot be sold for a greater sum than the amount ~lent,
774 2, 76 | the intention of making a ~greater profit from his money by
775 2, 77 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the greater evil is opposed to the greater
776 2, 77 | greater evil is opposed to the greater good, as the ~Philosopher
777 2, 77 | the sin of omission, is a greater ~punishment than the pain
778 2, 77 | which reason it demands a greater expiation.~Aquin.: SMT SS
779 2, 77 | contrariety, which ~implies greater remoteness: wherefore transgression
780 2, 78 | sense that it conduces to ~greater rectitude, although without
781 2, 79 | person it is offered to is in greater ~need: wherefore it is written (
782 2, 79 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the greater. the obligation to do a
783 2, 79 | more a ~thing is due, the greater the obligation of paying
784 2, 80 | contemplation would arouse greater ~devotion. But the contrary
785 2, 80 | frequently we are urged to ~greater devotion by considering
786 2, 81 | stated ~above (AA[7],8), the greater the charity of the saints
787 2, 81 | because ~he is implored with greater devotion, or because God
788 2, 81 | we merit to receive yet ~greater benefits," as we say in
789 2, 82 | which is within as being of greater ~import, it follows that
790 2, 82 | who pray there conceive a greater devotion and ~are more likely
791 2, 83 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the greater a person is the greater
792 2, 83 | greater a person is the greater the honor due to him ~from
793 2, 83 | angels and saints are far greater than any earthly ~princes:
794 2, 83 | the latter pay them much greater honor, ~by prostrating before
795 2, 85 | of the New Law are under greater obligations, ~according
796 2, 85 | the New Testament are of greater dignity ~than the ministers
797 2, 85 | only because they despised greater, i.e. spiritual, ~precepts;
798 2, 86 | about a better good. ~A greater good is one that pertains
799 2, 86 | And this is said to be a greater good in comparison with
800 2, 86 | act of religion which is a greater virtue than abstinence,
801 2, 86 | bond is surpassed by the ~greater. Now the obligation of one
802 2, 86 | of many has ~apparently greater stability than that which
803 2, 86 | useless, or a hindrance to a greater good: ~and this is essentially
804 2, 86 | would be an ~obstacle to the greater good whereunto the dispensation
805 2, 86 | if it be an obstacle to a greater good. But a ~vow of continency,
806 2, 86 | may be an obstacle to a ~greater good, since the common good
807 2, 87 | that "men swear by one greater than themselves," and ~Jerome
808 2, 87 | he acknowledges Him to be greater: and this pertains to the ~
809 2, 87 | the ~stronger it is, the greater harm it does if it be taken
810 2, 87 | of confirmation, yet the greater the ~reverence it demands
811 2, 87 | through being a hindrance to a greater good, as if a man were to
812 2, 87 | swear not to ~perform a greater good, which he is not bound
813 2, 87 | God's truth is something greater than human deliberation,
814 2, 87 | obligation of an oath is greater than that of a vow.~Aquin.:
815 2, 87 | more stable, ~but because greater stability results from "
816 2, 87 | takes the vow: but it has a greater cause of ~stability on the
817 2, 87 | it is an obstacle to a ~greater good, as when a man swears
818 2, 87 | the ~kingdom of heaven is greater than he," namely than John
819 2, 87 | Para. 1/1 ~Reply OBJ 2: The greater the thing sworn by, the
820 2, 88 | the ~Blessed James [*the Greater; cf. Apocrypha, N.T., Hist.
821 2, 89 | not praise, ~but something greater." But God transcends the
822 2, 89 | not praise, but something greater than ~praise: wherefore
823 2, 89 | they be ~withdrawn from greater things. Hence Gregory says (
824 2, 90 | through tending to something greater than the virtue, ~but possibly
825 2, 92 | evils are punished with greater ~evils. But the sin of idolatry
826 2, 92 | God, which indeed are the greater sins, the greatest of all
827 2, 92 | grievous on account ~of greater contempt on the part of
828 2, 93 | and ~noting who takes the greater or the lesser. or by throwing
829 2, 95 | than ~superstition. The greater sin receives the greater
830 2, 95 | greater sin receives the greater punishment. Now the ~sin
831 2, 95 | Further, it seems to be a greater sin to behave disrespectfully ~
832 2, 95 | irreverently to God, seems ~to be a greater sin than idolatry, whereby
833 2, 95 | of God, since it ~implies greater irreverence for God, as
834 2, 96 | syllogisms the premises are of greater weight, since ~they are
835 2, 96 | moral matters the end is of greater importance than the active ~
836 2, 96 | formal in ~anything is of greater importance than that which
837 2, 96 | Chrysostom] says, "it is a greater ~thing to swear by God than
838 2, 96 | scandal ~and on account of the greater deliberation. But if we
839 2, 97 | Further, God's power is greater than man's. Now sacred things ~
840 2, 97 | treated irreverently: for the ~greater the holiness ascribed to
841 2, 98 | Further, to be promoted to greater dignity is much less than
842 2, 98 | dispensation, promoted to greater dignity. ~Therefore they
843 2, 98 | communicate with the laity, or a greater ~dispensation, allowing
844 2, 98 | other Church; or again a greater dispensation, allowing him
845 2, 99 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The greater includes the lesser: wherefore
846 2, 99 | is ~due to him as to one greater.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[101] A[
847 2, 100 | Whether observance is a greater virtue than piety?~Aquin.:
848 2, 100 | seems that observance is a greater virtue than piety. For the ~
849 2, 100 | Now a universal power is greater, and inferiors ~are more
850 2, 100 | Therefore observance is a greater virtue than ~piety.~Aquin.:
851 2, 100 | positions of dignity, ~is a greater virtue than piety, which
852 2, 100 | yet children are under a greater obligation, on ~account
853 2, 101 | corporal things can ~be greater than honor, since these
854 2, 101 | the kingdom of heaven is greater than John the ~Baptist."
855 2, 102 | ingrafted." Now the cause is greater than the effect. Therefore
856 2, 102 | Therefore obedience ~is greater than all the virtues.~Aquin.:
857 2, 102 | Therefore ~charity is a greater virtue than obedience.~Aquin.:
858 2, 102 | his end. Now the end is ~greater than that which is directed
859 2, 102 | God, his virtue ~derives greater praise from his adhering
860 2, 102 | adheres to God in Himself, are greater than the moral virtues,
861 2, 102 | Among the moral virtues, the greater the thing which a man contemns
862 2, 102 | he may adhere to God, the greater the virtue. Now there are
863 2, 103 | Now the cause is seemingly greater than ~its effect. Therefore
864 2, 103 | one ~disobedience may be greater than another, in two ways.
865 2, 103 | each superior, yet it is a greater duty to obey a higher than
866 2, 103 | it is evident that the greater ~the good commanded, the
867 2, 103 | directed to the ~good, the greater the good the more does God
868 2, 103 | always directed to the ~greater good: hence, when we are
869 2, 103 | through setting aside a greater good, but through ~setting
870 2, 104 | the ~debt, yet so that the greater always includes the lesser.
871 2, 104 | than the penitent. For the greater the gift one has received
872 2, 104 | the gift of innocence is ~greater than that of justice restored.
873 2, 104 | favor is continuous, the greater ~the thanksgiving due for
874 2, 104 | same reason he is bound to greater thanksgiving.~Aquin.: SMT
875 2, 104 | so that when there is ~greater favor on the part of the
876 2, 104 | on the part of the giver, greater thanks are due on the ~part
877 2, 104 | the giver the favor may be greater on two ~counts. First, owing
878 2, 104 | this way ~the innocent owes greater thanksgiving, because he
879 2, 104 | thanksgiving, because he receives a greater ~gift from God, also, absolutely
880 2, 104 | favor may be said to be greater, because ~it is given more
881 2, 104 | considered absolutely, greater, yet the gift bestowed ~
882 2, 104 | bestowed ~on the penitent is greater in relation to him: even
883 2, 104 | bestowed on a poor man is greater to him than a great gift
884 2, 104 | according as it is done with greater earnestness. Now earnestness
885 2, 104 | We are sometimes under a ~greater obligation to one who has
886 2, 104 | not tend to something yet greater.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[106] A[
887 2, 104 | favor will be bound to a yet greater repayment, and so on indefinitely. ~
888 2, 104 | incline to do something greater.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[106] A[
889 2, 104 | son to pay back ~something greater to his father, as Seneca
890 2, 105 | the kindness is all the greater through the ~benefactor
891 2, 106 | the fear of punishment is ~greater than the enticement of the
892 2, 106 | medicine never removes a greater ~good in order to promote
893 2, 106 | be helpful in things of greater consequence. ~And since
894 2, 106 | masters, so as to sin with ~greater daring; or by way of "merit,"
895 2, 107 | not other, and neither greater nor less, than they are.
896 2, 107 | rather than to that which is ~greater.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[109] A[
897 2, 107 | truth for that which is greater seems to amount to an ~addition
898 2, 107 | incline to that which is greater rather than to that which ~
899 2, 107 | lesser is contained in the ~greater: and in this way this virtue
900 2, 107 | represent themselves ~as being greater than they are, are a source
901 2, 107 | since it is fraught with greater ~danger and is more annoying
902 2, 108 | Now it is evident that the greater the good intended, the more
903 2, 108 | evil in order to avoid ~the greater: even so a physician cuts
904 2, 109 | of ~my people is made greater than the sin of Sodom,"
905 2, 109 | into hypocrisy, which is a greater iniquity ~than the sin of
906 2, 110 | boaster pretends to ~something greater than he is, sometimes for
907 2, 111 | when a man conceals the greater things ~in himself, but
908 2, 113 | harm to goods that are of greater ~consequence. namely, spiritual
909 2, 114 | virtue of friendship has a greater tendency to please than
910 2, 114 | since they proceed from ~greater contempt. In like manner,
911 2, 114 | proceed sometimes from a greater contempt. Hence flattery,
912 2, 114 | through proceeding from greater contempt, is apparently
913 2, 115 | farther we put it away the greater the force [virtus] employed.
914 2, 115 | to others proceeds from a greater virtue ~than when we spend
915 2, 115 | towards a good; wherefore the greater ~virtue is that which tends
916 2, 115 | which tends towards the greater good. Now liberality tends ~
917 2, 116 | corrupted by sin, and then the greater the good ~the graver the
918 2, 116 | external things, has in a way a greater ~deformity. Since, however,
919 2, 116 | this kind points to the greater gravity ~of the sin. on
920 2, 119 | of ~justice religion is greater than piety. Therefore if
921 2, 119 | Wherefore ~religion is greater than the virtue of piety:
922 2, 119 | while the gift of piety is ~greater than religion.~Aquin.: SMT
923 2, 121 | the business of war is ~of greater importance than the affairs
924 2, 121 | connected with war." Now greater fortitude is about greater
925 2, 121 | greater fortitude is about greater things. ~Therefore fortitude
926 2, 121 | and sacrileges, are much greater than those which are ~occasioned
927 2, 121 | on another seems to argue greater ~power than not to be changed
928 2, 121 | accomplish it. In fact is there greater folly than for reason to
929 2, 121 | fortitude. Therefore it is a greater virtue.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
930 2, 121 | the better ~a virtue the greater it is. Now reason's good
931 2, 122 | according to Jn. 15:13, "Greater love than this no man hath,
932 2, 122 | Further, it seems to point to greater perfection that a man give ~
933 2, 122 | proved to be ~so much the greater, according as that which
934 2, 122 | according to Jn. 15:13: "Greater love than this no man hath,
935 2, 127 | observes not the mean but the greater ~extreme: because the "magnanimous
936 2, 127 | he repay them with yet ~greater favor; this belongs to the
937 2, 127 | to the useful, as ~being greater: since the useful is sought
938 2, 127 | which ~makes all virtues greater as stated in Ethic. iv,
939 2, 127 | result is that they show greater honor to those who possess
940 2, 128 | does not tend to ~anything greater than is becoming to us.~
941 2, 128 | as he deems his ability greater than it is. In this one
942 2, 128 | when a man thinks he has greater ~virtue, or knowledge, or
943 2, 129 | others, who have nothing greater ~than honor whereby to reward
944 2, 134 | cause of other ~things is greater than they are. But according
945 2, 134 | over other virtues is the greater according as it inclines ~
946 2, 134 | are effective of good, the greater is that which ~establishes
947 2, 134 | which ~establishes man in a greater good (thus faith, hope,
948 2, 134 | hope, and charity /are ~greater than prudence and justice);
949 2, 134 | withdraw man from good, the greater virtue is the one ~which
950 2, 134 | one ~which is a check on a greater obstacle to good. But dangers
951 2, 134 | which withdraw him from greater obstacles to ~good.~Aquin.:
952 2, 135 | vii, 7), continency is greater than perseverance. But ~
953 2, 135 | Therefore ~perseverance is greater than all the other virtues.
954 2, 135 | Now a principal ~virtue is greater than its part. Therefore
955 2, 135 | gift of Christ's grace is greater than the harm ~brought upon
956 2, 137 | concerned ~chiefly with the greater goods.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
957 2, 138 | affirmative precepts are of greater import than negative ~precepts,
958 2, 139 | spiritual pleasures are greater than the pleasures of ~the
959 2, 139 | operation, ~it is so much the greater according as it results
960 2, 139 | pleasures are by their nature greater ~than bodily pleasures,
961 2, 139 | a hindrance to ~another greater and more binding.~Aquin.:
962 2, 139 | 1/1 ~OBJ 2: Further, the greater the impetus the more difficult
963 2, 139 | range of its operation, the greater is the ~agent's power [virtus]
964 2, 139 | move the appetite with ~greater force, since they are more
965 2, 139 | more difficult the deed the greater the virtue. Now ~it is more
966 2, 139 | Therefore temperance is a greater virtue than justice.~Aquin.:
967 2, 139 | latter. Hence fortitude is greater simply, although in some
968 2, 139 | temperance may be described as greater not only than fortitude
969 2, 140 | pleasures of the body will be greater ~or less, according as man
970 2, 140 | Whether cowardice* is a greater vice than intemperance? [*
971 2, 140 | seem that cowardice is a greater vice than intemperance. ~
972 2, 140 | Therefore ~cowardice is a greater vice than intemperance.~
973 2, 140 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the greater the difficulty to be surmounted,
974 2, 140 | voluntary than ~cowardice, is a greater vice. Thirdly, because it
975 2, 140 | intemperance. For ~just as it is a greater strength that does not succumb
976 2, 140 | force, is the proof of a ~greater vice.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[142]
977 2, 142 | whom ~he is brought to a greater sense of shame. Hence children
978 2, 142 | juxtaposition their opposition seems greater, so ~that when a man notices
979 2, 143 | day. Hence virtue has a greater claim to the name of ~honesty.
980 2, 143 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Greater honor is due to justice
981 2, 143 | excel in the point of a greater good: yet ~greater honor
982 2, 143 | of a greater good: yet ~greater honor is due to temperance,
983 2, 145 | certain ~bodily works with greater ease: and much more does
984 2, 145 | man in body, they afford greater pleasure as food, and ~greater
985 2, 145 | greater pleasure as food, and ~greater nourishment to the human
986 2, 145 | consumption ~there results a greater surplus available for seminal
987 2, 146 | this is lust, which ~is a greater vice than gluttony, and
988 2, 146 | than gluttony, and is about greater pleasures. ~Therefore gluttony
989 2, 147 | requisite in persons of greater standing?~Aquin.: SMT SS
990 2, 147 | requisite in persons of ~greater standing. For old age gives
991 2, 148 | 12), spiritual ~vices are greater than carnal vices. Now drunkenness
992 2, 148 | removes a good. ~Wherefore the greater the good removed by an evil,
993 2, 148 | evident that a Divine good is greater than a human good. ~Wherefore
994 2, 149 | prefer the lesser to the greater ~things." But this belongs
995 2, 149 | and therefore ~they are in greater need of chastisement and
996 2, 150 | of its own ~deserving of greater praise than keeping oneself
997 2, 150 | begot ~children." Now a greater virtue has greater merit.
998 2, 150 | Now a greater virtue has greater merit. Therefore virginity
999 2, 150 | Therefore virginity is ~not a greater virtue than conjugal chastity.~
1000 2, 150 | Therefore ~virginity is not greater than conjugal continence.~
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