Part, Question

1501 Suppl, 18|             heal the disease, lest a greater danger ~should arise on
1502 Suppl, 19|            is less is blessed by the greater [Vulg.: 'better']." Now "
1503 Suppl, 19|               to be ~better is to be greater." Therefore those who are
1504 Suppl, 19|             anger is provoked to yet greater severity." ~But the use
1505 Suppl, 21|             that "the devil receives greater power ~of assaulting the
1506 Suppl, 22|              OBJ 2: Further, it is a greater thing to loose and bind
1507 Suppl, 22|              OBJ 2: Further. it is a greater thing to consecrate the
1508 Suppl, 22|              For an angel of God was greater than Paul, according to
1509 Suppl, 22|             the kingdom of heaven is greater then he, a ~greater" than
1510 Suppl, 22|        heaven is greater then he, a ~greater" than whom "hath not risen
1511 Suppl, 22|             excommunication, for his greater confusion, so that he may
1512 Suppl, 24|             of sin are in themselves greater than ~those of excommunication,
1513 Suppl, 24|              of ~excommunication are greater, inasmuch as they bind a
1514 Suppl, 25|              the ~Church's needs are greater at one time than at another.
1515 Suppl, 25|          Church, who assigns, now a ~greater, now a lesser indulgence,
1516 Suppl, 26|              OBJ 2: Further, it is a greater thing to grant an indulgence
1517 Suppl, 27|              1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the greater the need, the more room
1518 Suppl, 27|           who is in mortal sin is in greater need of ~help, yet he is
1519 Suppl, 29|        published some, which present greater difficulty to ~our belief,
1520 Suppl, 29|          Further, where there is the greater danger, the remedy should
1521 Suppl, 31|            is less cannot do what is greater. ~Now the use of consecrated
1522 Suppl, 32|             2: Further, Baptism is a greater sacrament than this. Now
1523 Suppl, 32|               the disease, but, with greater reason, to the part where
1524 Suppl, 33|             anointing of a man is of greater import than the anointing
1525 Suppl, 35|          Orders they are given a yet greater gift of grace, whereby ~
1526 Suppl, 35|            they are rendered apt for greater things.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
1527 Suppl, 36|              in the sacraments is no greater than ~service offered to
1528 Suppl, 36|      according as his office is of a greater or lesser extent - to wit,
1529 Suppl, 36|             are near God, and have a greater share of His favors, ~as
1530 Suppl, 37|             several Orders. ~For the greater a power is, the less is
1531 Suppl, 38|           OBJ 5: Further, there is a greater distinction between a priest
1532 Suppl, 38|              the Pope's power is no ~greater than that of a simple priest.~
1533 Suppl, 38|            For to confer Orders is a greater thing than ~to loose or
1534 Suppl, 38|               the power to ordain is greater than the power of Orders.
1535 Suppl, 39|             the office of prophet is greater than the office of priest, ~
1536 Suppl, 39|             sacrament of Orders. But greater still is the ~subjection
1537 Suppl, 39|        Further, one's own fault is a greater impediment than the fault ~
1538 Suppl, 40|            Now no sacred act can be ~greater than to consecrate the body
1539 Suppl, 40|     represents Christ according to a greater perfection. Now a ~priest
1540 Suppl, 40|           OTC Para. 2/2~Further, the greater Orders are not conferred
1541 Suppl, 40|              less is ~blessed by the greater [Vulg.: 'better']"; hence
1542 Suppl, 43|             to something future; and greater discretion of reason is ~
1543 Suppl, 43|             contract of marriage has greater force than the ~first, and
1544 Suppl, 46|               For consent by deed is greater than ~consent by word. But
1545 Suppl, 47|              the lesser evil or the ~greater good is always to be chosen
1546 Suppl, 47|            evil through fear of ~the greater evil, but he is not compelled
1547 Suppl, 47|           compelled to bear with the greater evil ~in order to avoid
1548 Suppl, 47|          compelled to bear ~with the greater evil through fear of a lesser
1549 Suppl, 47|           evil, in order ~to avoid a greater. Hence the constant man
1550 Suppl, 47|               Although disgrace is a greater injury it is easy to remedy ~
1551 Suppl, 49|            allows himself to lose a ~greater good for the sake of a lesser
1552 Suppl, 49|              in the marriage ~act is greater than these three marriage
1553 Suppl, 50|             of proficiency towards a greater good, more impediments are
1554 Suppl, 51|        impediment to matrimony, the ~greater the error the greater the
1555 Suppl, 51|           the ~greater the error the greater the impediment. Now the
1556 Suppl, 51|     disbelieves in this sacrament is greater than an ~error concerning
1557 Suppl, 51|             Therefore it should be a greater impediment ~than error about
1558 Suppl, 52|             7: Further, leprosy is a greater burden to the fellowship
1559 Suppl, 52|     fellowship of ~marriage and is a greater obstacle to the good of
1560 Suppl, 52|             can exact of the other a greater obligation than that under ~
1561 Suppl, 52|         unable to bring a thing to a greater ~perfection it brings it
1562 Suppl, 53|            the sake of maintaining a greater ~honesty in the offices
1563 Suppl, 54|             unites. Now there is not greater accordance between persons ~
1564 Suppl, 54|            that namely on which the ~greater number of degrees are found.
1565 Suppl, 54|              whiteness is said to be greater in two ways, in one ~way
1566 Suppl, 54|          consanguinity is said to be greater or lesser ~in two ways.
1567 Suppl, 54|         consanguinity ~descends, the greater is his consanguinity although
1568 Suppl, 54|             that they had scarcely a greater ~bond of friendship with
1569 Suppl, 54|             son is not less but even greater ~than the reasons for affection
1570 Suppl, 55|     relatives, since these know with greater probability. Hence when
1571 Suppl, 56|              in one the distance is ~greater, and in the other less,
1572 Suppl, 57|          charity. Now we should have greater ~charity towards those who
1573 Suppl, 57|              can he beget. ~Moreover greater is sorrow for children lost
1574 Suppl, 58|  Nevertheless, since ~frigidity is a greater and more frequent impediment (
1575 Suppl, 58|              the ~patient, wherefore greater calidity is required in
1576 Suppl, 58|        Further, the demons' power is greater than man's: "There is no
1577 Suppl, 58|              OBJ 2: Further, it is a greater sin to know one's own relative,
1578 Suppl, 58|              nature, and which offer greater ~difficulty than marriage.~
1579 Suppl, 59|        because it was fraught with a greater danger, lest to wit they
1580 Suppl, 59|             Further, two evils are a greater impediment to good than
1581 Suppl, 59|         danger is the same, in ~fact greater, for neophytes are more
1582 Suppl, 60|             Further, the husband has greater power over his adulterous
1583 Suppl, 60|              OBJ 3: Further, it is a greater sin for a man to kill another
1584 Suppl, 61|             good does not hinder the greater. But the ~married state
1585 Suppl, 61|              not unreasonable that a greater good be hindered by a ~lesser
1586 Suppl, 62|           OBJ 2: Further, the sin is greater if both commit fornication,
1587 Suppl, 62|              Further, where there is greater injury to one's neighbor,
1588 Suppl, 62|              s neighbor, there ~is a greater sin. Now the adulterous
1589 Suppl, 62|           the adulterous wife does a greater injury to her ~husband,
1590 Suppl, 62|      Therefore the wife's sin is the greater, and so they ~ought not
1591 Suppl, 62|              of pardon. Now there is greater frailty in women than in
1592 Suppl, 62|            her. Therefore his sin is greater than the woman's and so
1593 Suppl, 62|           the reason for divorce is ~greater in one spouse than in the
1594 Suppl, 62|             the wife's adultery is a greater ~sin against marriage than
1595 Suppl, 62|          husband's wherefore it is a greater reason ~for divorce in the
1596 Suppl, 62|         sinner should not be given a greater occasion of sin. ~But if
1597 Suppl, 62|             marriage, she is given a greater occasion of sin: ~for it
1598 Suppl, 64|            and would seem to cause a greater corruption in the offspring. ~
1599 Suppl, 64|            given back his sword if a greater danger ~were feared from
1600 Suppl, 64|            debt, others ~assert with greater probability that neither
1601 Suppl, 65|          granting a dispensation the greater good should not ~be overlooked
1602 Suppl, 65|         joined to several wives, are greater goods than the ~multiplication
1603 Suppl, 65|              be kept with God ~is of greater import than the faith to
1604 Suppl, 65|            concubine. For a lie is a greater sin than simple fornication:
1605 Suppl, 65|               where the incentive is greater the sin is less grievous, ~
1606 Suppl, 65|          about which it is, it has a greater gravity ~than immoderate
1607 Suppl, 66|           fornication give proof of ~greater concupiscence, theirs is
1608 Suppl, 66|              a man's own defect is a greater impediment to ~him than
1609 Suppl, 66|        removes all sin, and sin is a greater thing than irregularity.
1610 Suppl, 66|              follow that what does a greater thing, does a ~lesser, unless
1611 Suppl, 67|              precept, so that when a greater good is not prescribed,
1612 Suppl, 67|             the sake of obtaining a ~greater good, as was the dispensation
1613 Suppl, 67|            the ~sake of preventing a greater evil, namely wife-murder
1614 Suppl, 67|           furnish the occasion of ~a greater evil. Thus it happened to
1615 Suppl, 67|              as being permitted lest greater evils should be perpetrated.~
1616 Suppl, 67|         First, in order to ~obtain a greater good, and then the omission
1617 Suppl, 67|      virtuous by being directed to a greater good; thus Jacob rightly
1618 Suppl, 67|          omitted in order to avoid a greater evil, and then ~if this
1619 Suppl, 67|            Moses in order to avoid a greater evil, namely wife-murder. ~
1620 Suppl, 67|            divorce the husband did a greater wrong by ~divorcing his
1621 Suppl, 69|             the glory of the soul is greater than that of bodies. ~Now
1622 Suppl, 69|          that ~each one may have the greater joy in the common rejoicing
1623 Suppl, 70|             intellective power, with greater or ~lesser abstraction from
1624 Suppl, 70|               3/3 ~Further, there is greater union between form and matter
1625 Suppl, 71|             of two sinners require a greater satisfaction than ~the debt
1626 Suppl, 71|              as regards his being in greater want, since he cannot help ~
1627 Suppl, 71|             mayest surround him with greater glory by so doing; and if ~
1628 Suppl, 71|         celebrating their glory with greater ~solemnity. Thus, through
1629 Suppl, 71|        defect may be supplied by the greater devotion, either ~of the
1630 Suppl, 71|           whom they leave behind the greater their affection ~is towards
1631 Suppl, 71|    consolation: ~and this is all the greater according as they are endowed
1632 Suppl, 71|              they are endowed with a greater ~charity. But in so far
1633 Suppl, 71|         other, he does not receive a greater assistance: the ~other opinion
1634 Suppl, 72|                their charity is much greater, if they were cognizant
1635 Suppl, 72|          ought always to bespeak the greater saints to intercede for ~
1636 Suppl, 72|            Reply OBJ 2: Although the greater saints are more acceptable
1637 Suppl, 72|            because sometimes one has greater devotion for a ~lesser saint
1638 Suppl, 72|              lesser saint than for a greater, and the effect of prayer
1639 Suppl, 72|       destroys the other, namely the greater destroys the lesser, ~by
1640 Suppl, 72|         glory of the ~elect, will be greater after the judgment than
1641 Suppl, 72|       Further, the gift of Christ is greater than the sin of Adam, as
1642 Suppl, 73|             raising the dead shows a greater power than does ~begetting
1643 Suppl, 74|              of others. Consequently greater conformity ~to Christ does
1644 Suppl, 78|     impossible for those who were of greater age to be brought back to
1645 Suppl, 78|            could not be brought to a greater quantity by the ~power of
1646 Suppl, 78|           will never rise again of a greater quantity, which is ~false.
1647 Suppl, 79|              Therefore it ~cannot be greater in one subject than in another.~
1648 Suppl, 79|             some of ~the saints were greater in merit than others. Therefore,
1649 Suppl, 79|          reward, it would seem to be greater in some than in ~others.~
1650 Suppl, 79|           its cause, thus it will be greater in one ~person than in another.
1651 Suppl, 79|          more perfectly, ~there is a greater cause of impassibility.~
1652 Suppl, 79|        darksome from having more and greater obstacles to light.~Aquin.:
1653 Suppl, 79|   Consequently impassibility also is greater in one subject than in ~
1654 Suppl, 79|         because what is seen ~from a greater distance is less seen and
1655 Suppl, 79|              not see a thing from a ~greater distance than we see now:
1656 Suppl, 79|           the senses, since it has a greater measure of material ~alteration
1657 Suppl, 79|            weaker sight; because the greater the distance the smaller
1658 Suppl, 79|            and therefore from a much greater distance.~
1659 Suppl, 80|            will their dimensions ~be greater. Therefore they will not
1660 Suppl, 80|             account for its having a greater predominance over the elemental
1661 Suppl, 80|           involve the removal of the greater.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[
1662 Suppl, 80|            would not ~make something greater, and this is against common
1663 Suppl, 80|            same place, the one being greater than the other as to every ~
1664 Suppl, 80|              will be enclosed in the greater, and the place ~occupied
1665 Suppl, 80|           the place ~occupied by the greater body will be its common
1666 Suppl, 80|             in a ~place, because the greater body is the place of the
1667 Suppl, 80|               Because where there is greater ~subtlety there is less
1668 Suppl, 80|             the same thing would be ~greater and smaller than itself,
1669 Suppl, 80|            at first is subject to ~a greater quantity is afterwards subject
1670 Suppl, 81|           bodies can perceive from a greater distance than non-glorified ~
1671 Suppl, 81|          Para. 5/5~Hence others with greater probability hold that a
1672 Suppl, 81|          body imaginable, ~since the greater the subtlety we ascribe
1673 Suppl, 81|            its resistance is all the greater, according as the distance
1674 Suppl, 81|         according as the distance is greater. ~Now it is impossible to
1675 Suppl, 81|             instantaneously, however greater be the ~motive power. Now
1676 Suppl, 82|      becoming, since ~one part has a greater disposition to clarity than
1677 Suppl, 82|        consequently according to the greater clarity of ~the soul by
1678 Suppl, 82|            the soul by reason of its greater merit, so too will the body
1679 Suppl, 82|           the glorified body will be greater than ~the clarity of the
1680 Suppl, 82|           the sun also will ~then be greater than it is now, according
1681 Suppl, 82|          glorified body will be much greater still, for which reason
1682 Suppl, 82|            entire world will receive greater clarity. Now a ~non-glorified
1683 Suppl, 82|      glorified body be able to be of greater or smaller ~quantity. Therefore
1684 Suppl, 83|            them, though deserving of greater punishment, the mode of
1685 Suppl, 83|              continue ~to feel a far greater pain: wherefore they are
1686 Suppl, 84|             1/1 ~OBJ 3: Further, the greater the cause the greater the
1687 Suppl, 84|            the greater the cause the greater the effect. Now the ~cause
1688 Suppl, 85|          uncertainty provokes him to greater care. ~Secondly, for the
1689 Suppl, 86|              use of riches will have greater merit than many of ~the
1690 Suppl, 88|              will ~need to receive a greater inflow from the Divine goodness
1691 Suppl, 88|            unless it shine out with ~greater brightness. Therefore its
1692 Suppl, 88|               Others, however, with ~greater probability, take this diminishment
1693 Suppl, 88|            Secondly, on account of a greater perfection, and thus ~man
1694 Suppl, 88|       brightness of the ~elements be greater than it is now, their heat
1695 Suppl, 88|          their heat will likewise be greater; ~and thus it would seem
1696 Suppl, 89|             body, ~encounter a still greater difficulty not only as regards
1697 Suppl, 89|        Because the glorified eye has greater power ~than one that is
1698 Suppl, 89|       follows (De Civ. Dei xxii): "A greater power will be ~in those
1699 Suppl, 89|            on to say: "Accordingly a greater ~power," etc., and afterwards
1700 Suppl, 89|            others will see therein a greater or lesser number of things ~
1701 Suppl, 90|      happiness of the saints will be greater after the judgment ~than
1702 Suppl, 90|              the saints will not be ~greater after the judgment than
1703 Suppl, 90|           Therefore its happiness is greater before being reunited to ~
1704 Suppl, 90|          body. Therefore it has then greater power for ~operation, and
1705 Suppl, 90|             soul's happiness is ~not greater after than before the judgment.~
1706 Suppl, 90|              Further, nothing can be greater than the infinite, and so
1707 Suppl, 90|             not result in something ~greater than the infinite by itself.
1708 Suppl, 90|             of the body will ~not be greater than before.~Aquin.: SMT
1709 Suppl, 90|             their ~happiness will be greater after the resurrection than
1710 Suppl, 90|            with their bodies will be greater than before, since they ~
1711 Suppl, 90|      happiness of the saints will be greater after the resurrection of
1712 Suppl, 90|             infinite does not make a greater ~thing, it makes more things,
1713 Suppl, 90|            by itself is one. Now the greater extent of joy ~regards not
1714 Suppl, 90|         extent of joy ~regards not a greater thing but more things. Wherefore
1715 Suppl, 90|              becoming operation, the greater the ~delight [*Cf. FS, Q[
1716 Suppl, 90|           charity. Therefore to have greater ~beatitude follows from
1717 Suppl, 90|        beatitude follows from having greater charity.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1718 Suppl, 92|       together with others ~anything greater than He is by Himself. Speaking
1719 Suppl, 92|          Para. 1/1~OBJ 5: Further, a greater conformity is required between
1720 Suppl, 93|           and commandments receive a greater reward than those ~who keep
1721 Suppl, 93|           except in one reward being greater than another. Since then
1722 Suppl, 93|              essential reward is any greater ~when it is called an "aureole";
1723 Suppl, 93|            commandments alone out of greater charity than one who ~keeps
1724 Suppl, 93|        possessor of an aureole being greater, or less than, or ~equal
1725 Suppl, 93|         however little it may be, is greater than ~any reward corresponding
1726 Suppl, 93|              from carnal things, the greater is the fruit of the Word
1727 Suppl, 93|             Wis. 3:15). Now there is greater labor in fortitude than
1728 Suppl, 93|            the labor of frugality is greater than that of ~continence.
1729 Suppl, 93|       virginity. ~For where there is greater difficulty in the work,
1730 Suppl, 93|            difficulty in the work, a greater reward is ~due. Now widows
1731 Suppl, 93|             is ~due. Now widows have greater difficulty than virgins
1732 Suppl, 93|               ad Ageruch.) that the ~greater difficulty certain persons
1733 Suppl, 93|         allurements of pleasure, the greater their reward, and he is
1734 Suppl, 93|        respects virgins experience a greater conflict in ~remaining continent;
1735 Suppl, 93|         esteeming the pleasure to be greater ~than it is in reality,
1736 Suppl, 93|          conflict, yet theirs is the greater conflict by reason of their ~
1737 Suppl, 93|          Further, the common good is greater than the good of the ~individual.
1738 Suppl, 93|              possibly proceed from a greater charity than another man'
1739 Suppl, 93|         essential reward equal to or greater than that which is due to
1740 Suppl, 93|             the ~essential reward is greater than the accidental. But
1741 Suppl, 93|              s flock." Therefore the greater ~aureole is due to them.~
1742 Suppl, 93|          states: and ~consequently a greater aureole is due to virginity.~
1743 Suppl, 93|              doctrine." Therefore a ~greater aureole is due to them in
1744 Suppl, 93|             aureole being considered greater which is due to the more
1745 Suppl, 93|            the flesh is fraught with greater danger, inasmuch as it is ~
1746 Suppl, 93|      standpoint of the ~battle is of greater importance than that which
1747 Suppl, 93|          merit of the aureole may be greater or lesser: ~wherefore the
1748 Suppl, 93|              the aureole may also be greater or lesser.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1749 Suppl, 93|              lesser charity, suffers greater torments of martyrdom, or
1750 Suppl, 93|       essential reward, to receive a greater aureole for ~his martyrdom.~
1751 Suppl, 93|              virginity of one may be greater than the virginity of ~another,
1752 Suppl, 93|              another, by reason of a greater withdrawal from that which
1753 Suppl, 93|            virginity is stated to be greater in one who avoids ~more
1754 Suppl, 95|           the damned in hell will be greater ~than that of sinners in
1755 Suppl, 95|           and yet to be unhappy is a greater thing than ~not to be at
1756 Suppl, 95|              1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the greater evil is the more to be shunned.
1757 Suppl, 95|            their punishment would be greater, ~even as the joy of the
1758 Suppl, 95|           their ~punishment would be greater if all their kindred were
1759 Suppl, 95|           Further, the damned suffer greater pains than any pains of
1760 Suppl, 96|            of two mortal sins one is greater than the other. and ~therefore
1761 Suppl, 96|       therefore one should receive a greater punishment than the other.
1762 Suppl, 96|         other. But no ~punishment is greater than eternal punishment,
1763 Suppl, 96|              in authority receives a greater punishment than one who ~
1764 Suppl, 96|             not of a lesser but of a greater punishment, since ~according
1765 Appen1, 1|          Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, a greater fault deserves a greater
1766 Appen1, 1|             greater fault deserves a greater punishment. Now ~original
1767 Appen1, 1|     punishment. Now ~original sin is greater than venial, because it
1768 Appen1, 2|             suffers in this world is greater than the pain whereby the
1769 Appen1, 2|              universal a pain is the greater it is. Now the whole ~separate
1770 Appen1, 2|            of the separate soul, is ~greater than any pain suffered by
1771 Appen1, 2|            sensitive a thing is, the greater the ~pain caused by that
1772 Appen1, 2|           the sense of ~suffering is greater, there is the greater pain,
1773 Appen1, 2|             is greater, there is the greater pain, though the suffering
1774 Appen1, 2|           grievous the sin, and the ~greater the debt, the more severely