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Part, Question
1001 2, 150 | counsels virginity as the greater good. It ~is also refuted
1002 2, 150 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, a greater reward is due to the greater
1003 2, 150 | greater reward is due to the greater virtue. Now the ~greatest
1004 2, 150 | conforms us to Christ, the greater it ~is. Now virginity above
1005 2, 150 | anyone esteem ~any beauty greater than a virgin's, since she
1006 2, 152 | powers of human society, the ~greater authority is obeyed in preference
1007 2, 152 | according as it proceeds from a ~greater sensuous pleasure. Now the
1008 2, 152 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the greater a good is, the graver would
1009 2, 152 | committed under the impulse of a greater passion. It ~is in this
1010 2, 152 | because in man reason is of greater ~value than the body, wherefore
1011 2, 152 | Again, a Divine good is greater ~than the good of the human
1012 2, 152 | prevents a sin from having a greater deformity ~through being
1013 2, 152 | the sin of lust obtains a ~greater deformity from the sin of
1014 2, 152 | grievous according as ~we owe a greater love to the person against
1015 2, 152 | of lust. Then, it is ~a greater injustice to have intercourse
1016 2, 153 | astray from right reason with greater vehemence than the desire ~
1017 2, 153 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the greater the reward a virtue merits,
1018 2, 153 | reward a virtue merits, the greater the ~virtue. Now continence
1019 2, 153 | continence apparently merits the greater reward; for it is ~written (
1020 2, 153 | Therefore continence is a greater virtue than temperance.~
1021 2, 153 | Therefore continence is a ~greater virtue than temperance.~
1022 2, 153 | taken in this sense, it is greater than ~temperance considered
1023 2, 153 | sense temperance is far greater than ~continence, because
1024 2, 153 | temperate man - is shown to be ~greater than if it reach only to
1025 2, 154 | Consequently where there is a greater inclination of ~the will
1026 2, 154 | causes it, and then the greater the ~ignorance, the more
1027 2, 154 | such ~like ignorance, the greater it is, the graver the sin,
1028 2, 154 | appetite is shown thereby to be greater. Now in both ~the incontinent
1029 2, 154 | intemperate. Nevertheless greater ~ignorance results thus
1030 2, 154 | of the intemperate man is greater as regards the thing ignored.
1031 2, 154 | which increases a sin, is ~greater in the intemperate man than
1032 2, 154 | sensitive appetite is ~sometimes greater in the incontinent man,
1033 2, 154 | since it leads a ~man to a greater sin, namely murder, for
1034 2, 155 | seemingly a virtue is all the greater according as it is ~more
1035 2, 155 | simply, are absolutely greater virtues than clemency and
1036 2, 159 | contrary to humility to aim at greater things through ~confiding
1037 2, 159 | own powers: but to aim at greater things through ~confidence
1038 2, 159 | have to ~esteem himself a greater sinner than anyone else:
1039 2, 159 | Therefore apparently ~it is greater than the other virtues.~
1040 2, 159 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the greater virtue deserves the greater
1041 2, 159 | greater virtue deserves the greater reward. Now the ~greatest
1042 2, 159 | Accordingly as perfection is greater than ~disposition, so charity,
1043 2, 159 | approaches God ~directly, are greater than humility.~Aquin.: SMT
1044 2, 159 | imperiled by pride, for the greater a man is the more liable
1045 2, 160 | for he esteems himself greater ~than he is: and this is
1046 2, 160 | For it is evident that the greater the good that one ~has,
1047 2, 160 | good that one ~has, the greater the excellence that one
1048 2, 160 | ascribes to himself a good greater than what he has, it follows
1049 2, 160 | so far as a man obtains greater excellence through possessing
1050 2, 160 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, "The greater evil is opposed to the greater
1051 2, 160 | greater evil is opposed to the greater good," as ~the Philosopher
1052 2, 160 | vices that are opposed to greater virtues, such as ~unbelief,
1053 2, 160 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the greater evil is not punished by
1054 2, 160 | its nature is always of greater weight than that which ~
1055 2, 161 | essential to sin and is of greater moment: hence a sin is said
1056 2, 161 | denies or blasphemes God is greater than the pride whereby one
1057 2, 161 | being puffed up with still ~greater pride.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
1058 2, 163 | many other animals have a greater appearance of good ~than
1059 2, 166 | Yet this weariness ~is greater if the soul be occupied
1060 2, 166 | practical reason entail a greater bodily ~labor. In either
1061 2, 166 | and for occupations of greater gravity and moment."~Aquin.:
1062 2, 167 | transitory ~things with greater restraint than is customary
1063 2, 168 | Because fortitude is a greater virtue than ~temperance,
1064 2, 169 | resulting from a Divine light is greater ~than that which results
1065 2, 170 | men, in that they have a ~greater share in the perfection
1066 2, 170 | indisposition is a much greater obstacle than an ~accidental
1067 2, 172 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the greater a thing's power is, the
1068 2, 172 | a thing's power is, the greater the distance ~to which it
1069 2, 172 | extends to the imagination is greater than that which is confined
1070 2, 172 | intelligible truth is revealed is greater than all.~Aquin.: SMT SS
1071 2, 172 | agent ~would seem to have greater power, who is able to achieve
1072 2, 172 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, greater miracles were wrought by
1073 2, 172 | 14:21). In like manner greater miracles were wrought by
1074 2, 172 | that are born of women, a greater than John the Baptist." ~
1075 2, 172 | Therefore Moses was not greater than all the prophets.~Aquin.:
1076 2, 172 | other of the prophets was ~greater than Moses, yet Moses was
1077 2, 172 | Accordingly Moses was ~greater than the other prophets.
1078 2, 172 | prophets mentioned were greater as to ~the substance of
1079 2, 172 | the miracles of Moses were greater ~as regards the way in which
1080 2, 172 | writings were being set up with greater publicity, which ~at some
1081 2, 173 | be thrown downwards with greater velocity than ~consistent
1082 2, 174 | Acts 2:6 that "it was a ~greater miracle that they should
1083 2, 174 | Apostle says (1 Cor. 14:5): "Greater is he that ~prophesieth
1084 2, 174 | Apostle (1 Cor. 14:5), ~"Greater is he that prophesieth than
1085 2, 175 | the grace of prophecy is greater than the grace of the ~word,
1086 2, 175 | contemplation of truth is greater than its utterance. ~But
1087 2, 176 | thinking such deeds to imply greater gifts than the ~deeds of
1088 2, 178 | contemplation with much greater fulness and depth.~Aquin.:
1089 2, 178 | because spiritual delight is greater than carnal pleasure, as
1090 2, 178 | object seen arouses a yet greater love. Wherefore Gregory
1091 2, 178 | was in the battle, the greater the joy in the triumph."
1092 2, 178 | here is aflame with a yet greater love when we see Him ~Whom
1093 2, 180 | 1) Which of them is of greater import or excellence?~(2)
1094 2, 180 | 2) Which of them has the greater merit?~(3) Whether the contemplative
1095 2, 180 | should be taken away from a greater thing in ~order to be occupied
1096 2, 180 | Whether the active life is of greater merit than the contemplative?~
1097 2, 180 | that the active life is of greater merit than the ~contemplative.
1098 2, 180 | Therefore the active life is of ~greater merit than the contemplative.~
1099 2, 180 | contemplative life is not of greater merit than the active.~Aquin.:
1100 2, 180 | of ~the active life, but greater still those of the contemplative."~
1101 2, 180 | contemplative life is generically of greater merit than the ~active life.
1102 2, 180 | efficacious by reason of the greater ~charity. But in the present
1103 2, 180 | merit, but causes a yet greater merit on account of ~the
1104 2, 180 | account of ~the practice of greater Divine charity.~Aquin.:
1105 2, 181 | states, since thereby the greater number have a ~share in
1106 2, 182 | according to Jn. 15:13, "Greater love than this no man hath,
1107 2, 182 | progresses from a lesser to ~a greater grace, so as to reach the
1108 2, 182 | according to Jn. 15:13, "Greater love than this no man hath,
1109 2, 182 | Pastor." And it is a sign of greater love if a man ~devotes himself
1110 2, 182 | God's sight there is no ~greater blessing, if one engage
1111 2, 182 | therefore consider which is the greater, preeminence of state or ~
1112 2, 182 | account in its genus is of greater merit if ~it be done out
1113 2, 182 | merit if ~it be done out of greater charity.~Aquin.: SMT SS
1114 2, 182 | altar. ~For this requires a greater inward holiness than that
1115 2, 182 | oneself innocent in face ~of a greater peril is proof of greater
1116 2, 182 | greater peril is proof of greater virtue. on the other hand,
1117 2, 182 | since this is a proof of greater virtue.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
1118 2, 182 | religious state ~there is greater difficulty arising from
1119 2, 182 | in the world, there is ~greater difficulty resulting from
1120 2, 183 | lesser are governed by the greater, ~as corporeal things are
1121 2, 183 | questioned him about ~his greater love, to show that when
1122 2, 183 | follow that where there is greater poverty there is ~greater
1123 2, 183 | greater poverty there is ~greater perfection; indeed the highest
1124 2, 183 | episcopate ascends to something greater, as stated above ~(Q[84],
1125 2, 184 | lxxxiii, qu. 36) that ~"greater charity means less cupidity,
1126 2, 184 | possession of wealth ~kindles a greater flame and the desire for
1127 2, 184 | offer a ~holocaust which is greater than a sacrifice." Wherefore
1128 2, 184 | because man ~can give nothing greater to God, than by subjecting
1129 2, 184 | Therefore the vow of poverty is greater than the vow of obedience.~
1130 2, 184 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the greater a vow the more indispensable
1131 2, 184 | man offers God something greater, ~namely his own will; for
1132 2, 184 | aside by contempt. Yet ~greater precaution is observed in
1133 2, 184 | 1/1~On the contrary, The greater the evil the more it would
1134 2, 184 | sin of a religious may be greater on account of scandal, ~
1135 2, 185 | right this will be a mark of greater humility. ~(tm)Aquin.: SMT
1136 2, 186 | Furthermore, it is a greater thing to employ spiritual ~
1137 2, 186 | Innocent III: "Even as a greater good ~is preferred to a
1138 2, 186 | which is directed to the greater good is better. ~Therefore
1139 2, 186 | either because it ~is a greater good or because it is directed
1140 2, 186 | observances are directed by greater discretion to the end of ~
1141 2, 186 | end being presupposed, a greater or lesser ~degree of poverty
1142 2, 186 | action, and the more so, the greater and nobler the ~actions
1143 2, 186 | temporal things is so much a greater obstacle to religious life
1144 2, 186 | religious life requires a greater care of spiritual things.~
1145 2, 186 | and preaching, requires greater care of spiritual things
1146 2, 186 | better, not for being a greater instrument, ~but for being
1147 2, 187 | order to attain ~to yet greater perfection, but also those
1148 2, 187 | religion being perpetual is greater than ~the vow of pilgrimage
1149 2, 187 | a son to his father is ~greater than that of a slave to
1150 2, 187 | canons ~regular coupled with greater severity, and consequently
1151 2, 187 | becoming a ~pagan deserved greater punishment for his treachery."
1152 2, 187 | lesser is included in the greater. Wherefore a person ~who
1153 2, 187 | lawfully ~induced to enter a greater one. unless there be some
1154 2, 187 | ill-health, or the hope of making greater progress in the lesser ~
1155 2, 187 | vow or oath to enter a ~greater order, cannot be lawfully
1156 2, 187 | entrance into religion is a greater good, and to doubt about ~
1157 3, 1 | might, for there is nothing greater than for God to ~become
1158 3, 1 | Catech. ~Rudib. iv): "What greater cause is there of the Lord'
1159 3, 1 | Divine majesty, because the greater the ~person we offend, the
1160 3, 1 | been ~raised to something greater after sin. For God allows
1161 3, 1 | happen in ~order to bring a greater good therefrom; hence it
1162 3, 1 | come to blot it out. But "greater" is said in two ways: in
1163 3, 1 | whiteness is said to be greater, and in ~this way actual
1164 3, 1 | this way actual sin is greater than original sin; for it
1165 3, 1 | way ~a thing is said to be greater "extensively," as whiteness
1166 3, 1 | extensively," as whiteness on a greater ~superficies is said to
1167 3, 1 | superficies is said to be greater; and in this way original
1168 3, 1 | human race is infected, is greater than any actual sin, which ~
1169 3, 1 | come," a gloss ~says: "The greater the judge who was coming,
1170 3, 2 | word "person"). Now it is a greater dignity to exist in something
1171 3, 2 | nature of Christ ~has a greater dignity than ours, from
1172 3, 2 | man, although it is of ~greater effect and dignity, and
1173 3, 2 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the greater the distance between things
1174 3, 2 | union of soul and body is greater than that ~of the Divine
1175 3, 2 | union of the Incarnation is greater than the unity of the ~Divine
1176 3, 2 | of the Divine Person is greater than numerical ~unity, which
1177 3, 2 | of the Divine Person is greater than the unity of ~person
1178 3, 2 | union of the Incarnation is ~greater than the union of soul and
1179 3, 2 | union of the Incarnation is greater ~than the unity of the Divine
1180 3, 2 | Now the ~thing itself is greater than a participated likeness
1181 3, 3 | 14:28): "The Father is greater ~than I." Now this error
1182 3, 4 | has no fitness for the greater; as a body which is not
1183 3, 4 | intellectual soul. Now much greater and more perfect is the
1184 3, 4 | Further, the Gentiles were greater sinners than the Jews, as
1185 3, 4 | Secondly, it ~pertains to man's greater dignity that the conqueror
1186 3, 5 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the greater light dims the lesser. But
1187 3, 5 | compared to the mind as the greater ~light to the lesser; since
1188 3, 5 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The greater light dims the lesser light
1189 3, 7 | these ~fulnesses one is greater than another, according
1190 3, 7 | to the quantity of the ~greater, when both have the same
1191 3, 7 | of Christ could have been greater.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[7] A[12]
1192 3, 7 | can be or can be thought greater than that anyone ~should
1193 3, 7 | the Father. Therefore no greater grace can ~be or can be
1194 3, 7 | although there ~may be greater heat in actual existence,
1195 3, 7 | every form. as there is no greater gravity than that of ~the
1196 3, 7 | neither be nor be thought a greater union of the rational ~creature
1197 3, 7 | power can make something greater and ~better than the habitual
1198 3, 7 | be ~ordained to anything greater than the personal union
1199 3, 7 | inasmuch as they do wiser and greater works; and in this way Christ ~
1200 3, 9 | lesser light is dimmed by the greater. But all ~created knowledge
1201 3, 9 | is as ~the lesser to the greater light. Therefore there shone
1202 3, 9 | lesser is dimmed by the greater, as the light of the sun
1203 3, 9 | light is not dimmed by the greater, ~but rather is strengthened,
1204 3, 10 | God in personal being is greater than to ~be united by vision.
1205 3, 10 | how to judge - which is ~greater - much more is it given
1206 3, 10 | Further, there can be nothing greater than the infinite. But more ~
1207 3, 10 | infinite that nothing is greater than it. Hence, if we take
1208 3, 10 | line, there is nothing greater in it than the infinite;
1209 3, 10 | particular line there is nothing ~greater than all these infinite
1210 3, 10 | be said that nothing is greater than ~the simply and in
1211 3, 10 | some respect, nothing is greater in that order; yet we may ~
1212 3, 10 | we may ~suppose something greater outside that order. In this
1213 3, 10 | 12]), there cannot be a greater ~grace than the grace of
1214 3, 11 | Christ this knowledge was greater than the knowledge of the ~
1215 3, 11 | that this knowledge was not greater in Christ than ~in the angels.
1216 3, 11 | immaterial knowledge is, the greater it is. But ~the knowledge
1217 3, 11 | knowledge ~of angels is greater than the knowledge of Christ'
1218 3, 11 | actually existing ~knowledge is greater than that of a potentially
1219 3, 12 | at first, and afterwards greater ~and more subtle conclusions.
1220 3, 12 | age ~increased He wrought greater deeds, and showed greater
1221 3, 12 | greater deeds, and showed greater knowledge and ~grace.~Aquin.:
1222 3, 15 | is opposed to it; yet a ~greater fortitude of spirit is shown,
1223 3, 15 | stronger; since "the agent ~is greater than the patient," as is
1224 3, 16 | three Divine Persons are in greater mutual agreement ~than the
1225 3, 19 | the lesser operate as the ~greater? And can there be one operation
1226 3, 20 | 14:28), "The Father is greater than ~I"; and Augustine
1227 3, 20 | the Father and the ~Father greater than the Son, for the first
1228 3, 20 | the less is subject to the greater. Therefore in the form ~
1229 3, 20 | the Father is said to be ~greater than Christ in His human
1230 3, 20 | or servant to himself or greater than himself ~because his
1231 3, 20 | i.e. whereby the Father is greater than Christ in human nature) ~"
1232 3, 20 | the Son, the Father is ~greater than the Son in human nature.
1233 3, 20 | nature. Therefore the Son is greater than ~Himself in human nature.~
1234 3, 21 | OBJ 3: Further, it is a greater thing to be united to God
1235 3, 22 | the Lord." But ~Christ is greater than the angels, according
1236 3, 22 | hosts." Now Christ was greater than the angels, not only
1237 3, 22 | priesthood of Christ has a greater similarity to the ~Jewish
1238 3, 23 | a servant. But it is of greater ~dignity to be an adopted
1239 3, 25 | is united to a Person of greater ~dignity, to that Person
1240 3, 25 | love for one's parents is greater, in no way are the ~bodies
1241 3, 27 | grace and truth," ~received greater privileges of grace than
1242 3, 27 | purity that under God none ~greater can be imagined": wherefore
1243 3, 27 | Blessed Virgin would have been greater, if she had never been ~
1244 3, 27 | is to the principle, ~the greater the part which it has in
1245 3, 27 | being nearer to God, have a ~greater share than men, in the effects
1246 3, 27 | due to her to receive a greater fulness of ~grace than others.~
1247 3, 29 | belief in them might have greater merit. Whereas ~other miracles
1248 3, 30 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, greater things should be announced
1249 3, 30 | announced by messengers of ~greater dignity. But the mystery
1250 3, 30 | announced. For we apprehend with greater certainty that which is
1251 3, 30 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the greater cannot be adequately proved
1252 3, 30 | the less. But ~it was a greater wonder for a virgin than
1253 3, 31 | miraculous. But it is a greater miracle to form man's body
1254 3, 31 | or conversely, and with greater likelihood, that the ~Blessed
1255 3, 31 | follow that ~Christ was not greater than Melchisedech.~Aquin.:
1256 3, 31 | order of ~Melchisedech is greater than the Levitical priesthood,
1257 3, 31 | to Melchisedech as to one greater than he, it ~follows that
1258 3, 31 | a figure ~of Christ, was greater than that of Levi. But the
1259 3, 31 | priest, as the less to the ~greater, and yet his son, if he
1260 3, 31 | son, if he be a bishop, is greater than that priest, ~not through
1261 3, 33 | above (Q[32], A[1]). For the greater the power of an agent, the ~
1262 3, 33 | that is to say, men of greater ~stature have greater bodies
1263 3, 33 | of greater ~stature have greater bodies at the time of first
1264 3, 34 | comprehensors ~have, but also greater than that which they all
1265 3, 36 | direct cause is always of greater power than an indirect ~
1266 3, 38 | order that men might pay greater ~attention to Christ, it
1267 3, 38 | disciples a motive for yet greater envy." Thirdly, because,
1268 3, 38 | that are born of women a greater than ~John the Baptist."
1269 3, 40 | reason of His poverty, the ~greater might the power of His Godhead
1270 3, 41 | to lead him to those of greater ~magnitude. Wherefore Gregory (
1271 3, 41 | His human ~nature and a greater punishment to His adversary,
1272 3, 42 | sign, not of lesser, but of greater power to do ~something by
1273 3, 43 | the loaves - "but ~in the greater, which belong to God alone,
1274 3, 43 | then "they believed with greater discernment and ~perfection."
1275 3, 43 | Godhead. But some have ~worked greater miracles than Christ, for
1276 3, 43 | do, he also shall do, and greater ~than these shall he do."
1277 3, 43 | in this world neither a greater world ~could be made nor
1278 3, 43 | worked by others, Christ did greater still. Hence on ~Jn. 15:
1279 3, 43 | works of Christ ~seem to be greater than the raising of the
1280 3, 43 | lxxi): "What are these 'greater works' which believers in
1281 3, 43 | healed the sick? For it is ~greater that a shadow should heal
1282 3, 43 | disciples . . . Behold, He did ~greater works when spoken of by
1283 3, 43 | difficulty: that He did these 'greater ~works' by the apostles:
1284 3, 43 | affirm this to be altogether ~greater than to create" [*The words '
1285 3, 43 | Christ: and does that man do greater works than these, who co-operates ~
1286 3, 43 | can, ~judge whether it be greater to create a righteous being
1287 3, 43 | the latter is ~a work of greater mercy."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1288 3, 43 | Christ, ~where He saith 'Greater than these shall he do.'
1289 3, 44 | It seems as though the 'greater light' withdrew its ~rays,
1290 3, 44 | But in His ~Passion yet greater weakness appeared in His
1291 3, 44 | there was ~need for yet greater miracles in the greater
1292 3, 44 | greater miracles in the greater lights of the world. And,
1293 3, 44 | 2:15 that "this ~was a greater miracle than when He changed
1294 3, 44 | the forgiving of sins a greater ~work than healing the body;
1295 3, 44 | thing in order to prove the greater and more ~unseen."~Aquin.:
1296 3, 46 | because it redounded to ~man's greater dignity, that as man was
1297 3, 46 | penalty of sin. "Nor is there greater ~ignominy on that account,
1298 3, 46 | of Christ's Passion was greater than all other pains?~Aquin.:
1299 3, 46 | Christ's Passion was not greater ~than all other pains. For
1300 3, 46 | he suffered at ~all, was greater than Christ's in the Passion.~
1301 3, 46 | 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, the greater the good lost, the greater
1302 3, 46 | greater the good lost, the greater the pain. But by ~sinning
1303 3, 46 | sinning the sinner loses a greater good than Christ did when
1304 3, 46 | since the life of grace is greater than the life of nature:
1305 3, 46 | because it flowed from ~a greater wisdom and charity, by which
1306 3, 46 | hour, would be a ~matter of greater grief than the loss of another
1307 3, 47 | delivered Me to thee hath the greater sin." But it was Pilate
1308 3, 47 | the ~traitor seems to be greater than that of those who crucified
1309 3, 47 | the sin ~of all these was greater than that of Pilate, who
1310 3, 47 | fear ~of Caesar; and even greater than the sin of the soldiers
1311 3, 48 | s charity was ~not made greater by the Passion than it was
1312 3, 48 | possess, not on account of greater charity, but because of ~
1313 3, 48 | the subject of sin, is of ~greater account than the flesh.
1314 3, 48 | OBJ 2: Christ's love was greater than His slayers' malice:
1315 3, 49 | 3]). But His love was no greater ~during the Passion than
1316 3, 49 | procure His bodily glory with greater honor, when ~He had merited
1317 3, 50 | OBJ 2: Further, death is a greater defect than sickness, because
1318 3, 50 | God's life-giving power is greater than that of the ~soul.
1319 3, 50 | flesh in Christ's Person, is greater than ~the grace of adoption
1320 3, 52 | deliverance, but for their yet greater ~confusion, according to
1321 3, 52 | Christ's Passion had no greater efficacy then than it has ~
1322 3, 53 | because it would ~be a greater torment for them to die
1323 3, 54 | corruption nor defect, but to the greater increase of glory, inasmuch
1324 3, 54 | of the tissue, still the greater beauty of glory compensates
1325 3, 55 | but if women burn with greater charity, they shall also
1326 3, 55 | they shall also attain ~greater glory from the Divine vision:
1327 3, 57 | respect He says: "He is greater than I," as is said in Jn.
1328 3, 57 | glory the body derives a greater share in the ~Divine goodness
1329 3, 57 | Christ's body ~shines with greater glory. Hence it was most
1330 3, 58 | 14:28): ~"The Father is greater than I." Consequently, it
1331 3, 58 | creatures," that is to say, "in ~greater beatitude," and "exercising
1332 3, 59 | the expressions used were greater than those appertaining
1333 3, 60 | express our thoughts with greater distinctness by means of ~
1334 3, 60 | name of the Father Who is greater, and of the Son Who is less,"
1335 3, 61 | they should have borne a ~greater likeness to the sacraments
1336 3, 61 | time went on sin gained a greater hold on man, so much ~so
1337 3, 62 | powers; nor is it one of the greater goods, for it is neither ~
1338 3, 64 | stems that a man ~obtains a greater sacramental effect if he
1339 3, 64 | OBJ 3: Further, man is of greater account than an inanimate
1340 3, 64 | Further, on Jn. 14:12: "Greater than these shall he do," ~
1341 3, 64 | affirm this to be altogether greater," ~namely, for a man from
1342 3, 65 | sacraments, seemingly, are greater, which are ~conferred by
1343 3, 65 | which are ~conferred by a greater minister. But the sacraments
1344 3, 65 | a bishop only, who is a greater minister than a ~mere minister
1345 3, 65 | Therefore those sacraments are greater.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[65] A[
1346 3, 65 | Further, those sacraments are greater that have the greater ~power.
1347 3, 65 | are greater that have the greater ~power. But some of the
1348 3, 65 | Therefore those ~sacraments are greater.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[65] A[
1349 3, 65 | Further, that seems to be greater, on which others depend
1350 3, 65 | baptized. Therefore Baptism ~is greater than the Eucharist.~Aquin.:
1351 3, 65 | Therefore ~this sacrament is greater than all the others and
1352 3, 65 | man to Christ Himself, is greater than a sacrament ~that imprints
1353 3, 65 | why a thing should not be greater ~from a certain point of
1354 3, 65 | point of view which is not greater absolutely speaking.~Aquin.:
1355 3, 66 | is added in order to lay ~greater stress on the intention.~
1356 3, 66 | that are born of women, a greater than John the Baptist."
1357 3, 66 | according to Jn. 15:13: ~"Greater love than this no man hath
1358 3, 67 | sacrament of Baptism is ~greater than all these. Therefore
1359 3, 67 | lower ~officials, while greater affairs are restricted to
1360 3, 67 | perfection there are other greater sacraments which are reserved
1361 3, 67 | OBJ 2: Further, it is a greater thing to baptize, than to
1362 3, 68 | receive the sacrament with greater devotion.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1363 3, 68 | seems that there is yet greater ~reason why they who are
1364 3, 68 | parents. For it is a matter of greater ~urgency to rescue a man
1365 3, 68 | Further, eternal death is a greater evil than death of the body. ~
1366 3, 69 | baptized, they receive ~a yet greater fulness of grace and virtues.
1367 3, 69 | Further, on Jn. 14:12, "Greater than these shall he do," ~
1368 3, 69 | baptized, even children, have greater capacity for natural ~gifts
1369 3, 69 | seems that some receive greater grace than ~others.~Aquin.:
1370 3, 69 | some ~approach thereto with greater, some with less, devotion.
1371 3, 69 | therefore ~some receive a greater, some a smaller share of
1372 3, 69 | others is not due to ~the greater efficacy of Baptism, but
1373 3, 69 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: That greater or lesser grace appears
1374 3, 69 | First, because one receives greater grace in Baptism ~than another,
1375 3, 69 | another, on account of his greater devotion, as stated above. ~
1376 3, 70 | does ~circumcision; since greater is the effect of a thing
1377 3, 71 | of God, which cannot be greater or lesser.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1378 3, 72 | the bishop's hand were a greater sacrament than ~Baptism,
1379 3, 72 | after Confirmation obtain greater glory, ~just as here below
1380 3, 72 | sacrament of Baptism is of greater necessity than this, as
1381 3, 73 | sacrifices there can be none greater than the ~body and blood
1382 3, 73 | it might be held in the greater veneration. And this is
1383 3, 74 | it were absorbed by the greater. Consequently, then, if
1384 3, 74 | grain be mixed with a much greater quantity of ~wheat, bread
1385 3, 74 | country of adding water in ~greater quantity than the wine,
1386 3, 76 | OBJ 3: Further, a body of greater quantity cannot be contained
1387 3, 76 | be set side by side, ~the greater will overlap the lesser.
1388 3, 76 | which it belongs for the greater to be extended beyond the
1389 3, 78 | since this sacrament is ~of greater worth than the others, as
1390 3, 79 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the greater is not brought about by
1391 3, 79 | this sacrament belongs, is ~greater than that of venial sins:
1392 3, 79 | No ~sacrifice can be greater than the body and the blood
1393 3, 79 | neither will any one receive greater effect from the sacrament
1394 3, 80 | sacramentally, because Christ has no greater dignity under the ~sacramental
1395 3, 80 | object: and so a sin is greater ~according as that against
1396 3, 80 | which it is committed is greater. And since ~Christ's Godhead
1397 3, 80 | since ~Christ's Godhead is greater than His humanity, and His
1398 3, 80 | humanity, and His humanity greater ~than the sacraments of
1399 3, 80 | who is in sin; and shows greater contempt towards Christ
1400 3, 80 | lest another ~perpetrate a greater evil." But the secret sinner
1401 3, 80 | the Fifth Commandment is greater than a ~sin against the
1402 3, 80 | less frequently, ~and with greater preparation: but now, because
1403 3, 80 | would be. But there would be greater frequency if one ~were to
1404 3, 82 | body and blood, ~nothing greater is done by a good priest,
1405 3, 83 | mysteries." But there will be greater frequency if the priest
1406 3, 83 | therefore is it performed with greater solemnity than the ~other
1407 3, 83 | this sacrament, as being of greater import.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1408 3, 83 | 5 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: Greater devotion is required in
1409 3, 83 | the consecration, is much greater than the ~priest. Therefore
1410 3, 83 | Hence it is for the sake of ~greater solemnity that we find it
1411 3, 83 | completing this sacrament ~is of greater weight than the precept
1412 3, 84 | 4:13): "My iniquity is greater than ~that I may deserve
1413 3, 86 | Further, God's mercy is greater than man's. Now man sometimes ~
1414 3, 88 | been forgiven, as ~it is a greater favor for the sin to be
1415 3, 88 | the grace of pardon, the greater the ingratitude. But there
1416 3, 88 | ingratitude is all the greater, according as one sins ~
1417 3, 88 | sins ~after receiving a greater favor. Now innocence whereby
1418 3, 88 | grace." Now innocence is a greater ~gift, than even the forgiveness
1419 3, 88 | this way innocence is a greater favor from ~God than penance,
1420 3, 88 | less worthy, wherefore a greater favor is bestowed on ~him,
1421 3, 88 | of the pardon of sins is greater when bestowed on one who
1422 3, 88 | which follows is all the ~greater.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[88] A[
1423 3, 88 | OBJ 2: Further, it is a greater sin to offend God than to
1424 3, 88 | ingratitude will be so much the ~greater, as the favor received is
1425 3, 88 | as the favor received is greater.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[88] A[
1426 3, 88 | the more numerous or the greater the sins ~previously pardoned,
1427 3, 88 | previously pardoned, the greater must be the debt of punishment
1428 3, 89 | Now the morning light is greater ~than the evening light.
1429 3, 89 | Therefore a man rises to greater grace or charity ~than that
1430 3, 89 | proficient or perfect is greater than ~incipient charity.
1431 3, 89 | the ~penitent receives greater or lesser grace. Now the
1432 3, 89 | proportionate sometimes to a greater grace ~than that from which
1433 3, 89 | penitent sometimes arises to a ~greater grace than that which he
1434 3, 89 | they always rise again to greater grace, but that they rise
1435 3, 89 | grace itself, because the ~greater the grace, the more abiding
1436 3, 89 | Baptism adults ~receive a greater or a lesser grace, according
1437 3, 89 | account of a likeness of greater ~or lesser quantity. Again,
1438 3, 89 | man proficient grace is greater than incipient grace, ~but
1439 3, 89 | for one begins ~with a greater grace than another has in
1440 3, 89 | Nevertheless he recovers something greater sometimes; because as ~Gregory
1441 3, 89 | repentance Peter gives proof of greater confidence in Christ: for ~
1442 3, 89 | found. Yet he will have greater joy for the works he had
1443 3, 90 | that which can destroy the greater, can destroy the ~lesser.
1444 3, 90 | lesser. Now mortal sin is greater than venial; and penance
1445 Suppl, 3 | for one sin ought to be greater than for another?~Aquin.:
1446 Suppl, 3 | for evil. Therefore the greater the evil, the greater ~the
1447 Suppl, 3 | the greater the evil, the greater ~the sorrow. But the fault
1448 Suppl, 3 | sorrow. But the fault is a greater evil than its punishment. ~
1449 Suppl, 3 | former. Consequently there is greater pain in the sensitive part, ~
1450 Suppl, 3 | on corporeal things, is greater than that ~which redounds
1451 Suppl, 3 | displeasure at sin, is not greater than the other sorrows of
1452 Suppl, 3 | is ~assumed voluntarily greater than other sorrows - both
1453 Suppl, 3 | one which still produces a greater effect at ~the present time,
1454 Suppl, 3 | it fears, will produce a greater effect in ~the future, although
1455 Suppl, 3 | disposed, sometimes feels a ~greater abhorrence of his past punishment
1456 Suppl, 3 | sorrow for one sin should be greater than for another?~Aquin.:
1457 Suppl, 3 | for one sin need not be greater than ~for another. For Jerome (
1458 Suppl, 3 | for one sin need not be greater than for ~another.~Aquin.:
1459 Suppl, 3 | In like manner, since the greater sin deserves a ~greater
1460 Suppl, 3 | greater sin deserves a ~greater punishment, the sorrow also
1461 Suppl, 3 | punishment thereof, ought to ~be greater where the sin is greater.
1462 Suppl, 3 | greater where the sin is greater. But in so far as the emotions
1463 Suppl, 5 | does not suffice to heal a greater. ~Therefore the least contrition
1464 Suppl, 5 | above (Q[3], A[3]) that for greater sins ~one ought to have
1465 Suppl, 5 | sins ~one ought to have greater contrition. Now contrition
1466 Suppl, 5 | man grieves more for a ~greater sin than for a lesser, according
1467 Suppl, 5 | degree of sorrow ~for a greater sin, as another has for
1468 Suppl, 6 | to inflict on himself a greater punishment than even that ~
1469 Suppl, 6 | may be ~approached with greater reverence; and lastly, that
1470 Suppl, 8 | Baptism is a sacrament of greater necessity than Penance, ~
1471 Suppl, 8 | he cannot ~arrive at any greater certainty than by believing
1472 Suppl, 8 | Spiritual necessity is greater than bodily necessity. ~
1473 Suppl, 8 | sometimes where there is greater pleasure, there is less
1474 Suppl, 8 | most ~grievous, because the greater the person sinned against,
1475 Suppl, 8 | others: and thus sometimes a greater ~punishment is enjoined
1476 Suppl, 8 | both these things: and so a greater punishment is not always
1477 Suppl, 8 | not always imposed for ~a greater sin. on the other hand,
1478 Suppl, 8 | there is less pleasure in a greater sin, yet there is greater
1479 Suppl, 8 | greater sin, yet there is greater uplifting; ~wherefore the
1480 Suppl, 8 | bishop or priest sins with greater danger to others or to ~
1481 Suppl, 8 | from sin, ~by inflicting a greater punishment, in as much as
1482 Suppl, 9 | diminution of punishment. Now the greater the ~number of priests to
1483 Suppl, 9 | whom a man confesses, the greater his shame. ~Therefore confession
1484 Suppl, 9 | discretion consists ~in giving greater weight to greater sins.
1485 Suppl, 9 | giving greater weight to greater sins. The second condition
1486 Suppl, 11| confess their ~sins with greater simplicity.~Aquin.: SMT
1487 Suppl, 11| order that ~men might have greater confidence in approaching
1488 Suppl, 12| amendment for future time is of ~greater weight than compensation
1489 Suppl, 13| is committed, for it is a greater offense to ~strike a prince
1490 Suppl, 13| another should undergo a greater ~punishment than the principal
1491 Suppl, 13| man bears it. And since greater charity is evidenced ~by
1492 Suppl, 13| sometimes the better man owes a greater ~debt of punishment. Consequently
1493 Suppl, 13| another ~he merits something greater than the release from punishment,
1494 Suppl, 14| Or we may say that ~the greater the contrition the more
1495 Suppl, 14| Para. 2/2~Further, it is a greater thing to do a good deed
1496 Suppl, 15| 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the greater the charity from which a
1497 Suppl, 15| inflict on himself so much the greater ~suffering, as he has brought
1498 Suppl, 15| suffering, as he has brought greater harm on himself by his sin."~
1499 Suppl, 18| which it deserves is no greater than ~that which has been
1500 Suppl, 18| grace is increased, and the ~greater the grace received, the
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