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      Part, Question501   2, 14  |              he continues to ~sit, is necessary; and this can be taken for
 502   2, 17  |              the external sensible is necessary for the ~apprehension of
 503   2, 19  |              Will?~(10) Whether it is necessary for the human will, in order
 504   2, 19  |            what is good in itself and necessary for salvation, it does ~
 505   2, 19  |         Christ is good in itself, and necessary for ~salvation: but the
 506   2, 19  |               Para. 1/1~Whether it is necessary for the human will, in order
 507   2, 20  |            reason various virtues are necessary. But right ~reason in regard
 508   2, 28  |           true of real union. That is necessary to ~pleasure as being its
 509   2, 30  |             calls ~them "common" and "necessary." But concupiscences of
 510   2, 35  |      conjoined corporally, which is a necessary condition of the sense of ~
 511   2, 36  |             When ignorance of ~things necessary to be done, and desire of
 512   2, 39  |             God's will. But it is not necessary for the rectitude of his
 513   2, 41  |                that apprehension is a necessary ~condition of pleasure and
 514   2, 49  |        whereby something is done when necessary." And the Commentator says ~(
 515   2, 49  |                1/1~Whether habits are necessary?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[49] A[
 516   2, 49  |              seem that habits are not necessary. For by habits we are ~well
 517   2, 49  |               an end. Therefore it is necessary that there should be habits.~
 518   2, 49  |           else, three ~conditions are necessary. The first condition is
 519   2, 49  |              it follows that habit is necessary.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[49] A[
 520   2, 49  |            And, therefore, habits are necessary that the ~powers be determined
 521   2, 50  |          incline it. But since it is ~necessary, for the end of human life,
 522   2, 50  |              things, therefore it ~is necessary that, in the will and in
 523   2, 51  |          necessaries. But habits are ~necessary in order to act well, as
 524   2, 51  |          would not ~fail to cause all necessary habits: but this is clearly
 525   2, 51  |              by them, therefore is it necessary that those habits, which ~
 526   2, 52  |               belonging to it, ~it is necessary that, considered in itself,
 527   2, 53  |                passions or deeds, the necessary result is that many passions
 528   2, 57  |          Whether prudence is a virtue necessary to man?~(6) Whether "eubulia," "
 529   2, 57  |     speculative habits alone consider necessary things ~which cannot be
 530   2, 57  |             the soul which ~considers necessary things that cannot be otherwise
 531   2, 57  |          Whether prudence is a virtue necessary to man?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
 532   2, 57  |              prudence is not a virtue necessary to lead a ~good life. For
 533   2, 57  |          Ethic. vi, 5. Now art is not necessary in things ~that are made,
 534   2, 57  |        Neither, therefore is prudence necessary to man in order to ~lead
 535   2, 57  |           reckoned with other virtues necessary for human ~life, when it
 536   2, 57  |             Prudence is a virtue most necessary for human life. For a ~good
 537   2, 57  |    Consequently ~prudence is a virtue necessary to lead a good life.~Aquin.:
 538   2, 57  |              good. Rather would it be necessary for the thing made to act
 539   2, 57  |         keeping: whereas prudence is ~necessary to man, that he may lead
 540   2, 57  |       contingent matters, but only in necessary matters, therefore no ~speculative
 541   2, 57  |            but ~only such as is about necessary things. On the other hand,
 542   2, 57  |            conformity has no place in necessary matters, which are not affected
 543   2, 61  |                Ethic. ii, 4) that the necessary ~conditions of virtue are
 544   2, 62  |               happiness. Hence it ~is necessary for man to receive from
 545   2, 63  |             virtues. Therefore it was necessary for us to receive, from
 546   2, 65  |               aright, it is much more necessary ~that man be well disposed
 547   2, 65  |              it has also ~whatever is necessary for their execution: thus
 548   2, 65  |              the end. Therefore it is necessary to have ~the moral virtues
 549   2, 66  |            Because that which is more necessary, and more lasting, is ~better.
 550   2, 66  |              moreover, they are more ~necessary for human life. Therefore
 551   2, 66  |              the sciences, which ~are necessary and invariable, are more
 552   2, 66  |               moral ~virtues are more necessary for human life, proves that
 553   2, 66  |             also fights against it if necessary. Hence whoever is brave
 554   2, 67  |              of what is universal and necessary is ~more constant than that
 555   2, 67  |            knowledge of universal and necessary things remain, which belong
 556   2, 68  |               1~Whether the gifts are necessary to man for salvation?~Aquin.:
 557   2, 68  |           seem that the gifts are not necessary to man for ~salvation. Because
 558   2, 68  |              of virtue. Now it is not necessary for man's ~salvation that
 559   2, 68  |           Therefore the gifts are not necessary to man for ~salvation.~Aquin.:
 560   2, 68  |              Therefore gifts are not ~necessary to man for salvation.~Aquin.:
 561   2, 68  |          Therefore the ~gifts are not necessary to man for salvation.~Aquin.:
 562   2, 68  |          lowest. Now each of these is necessary for salvation: since of ~
 563   2, 68  |               between these ~are also necessary for salvation.~Aquin.: SMT
 564   2, 68  |           accomplish this end, it ~is necessary for man to have the gift
 565   2, 68  |              Now the seven ~gifts are necessary for salvation, as stated
 566   2, 68  |           being impetuous," which is ~necessary in the present life; and
 567   2, 68  |            full of ~reason," which is necessary even in the future state.
 568   2, 68  |              not adversity," which is necessary in the present ~life; and
 569   2, 69  |              and by gift, so that, if necessary, he casts them aside ~altogether;
 570   2, 69  |            cannot grasp. Hence it was necessary to describe it by means
 571   2, 70  |              Who is given to us." The necessary result of the love of charity ~
 572   2, 71  |         themselves, as stated, it was necessary in defining sin to ~include
 573   2, 72  |                hence a third order is necessary, whereby man is ~directed
 574   2, 75  |             not follow that this is a necessary cause, since its ~effect
 575   2, 77  |           altogether right, and it is necessary, with ~the Philosopher (
 576   2, 78  |               by habit: for it is not necessary to ~use a habit, since it
 577   2, 81  |        liability to suffering are the necessary results of matter. Now liability
 578   2, 81  |     purification would not have been ~necessary, if the infection of original
 579   2, 81  |               of suffering that are a necessary ~result of the matter which
 580   2, 82  |           bodily ~sickness. Nor is it necessary to says that original sin
 581   2, 86  |             he was before, and ~it is necessary that his will should have
 582   2, 89  |          precedes mortal sin not as a necessary, ~but as a contingent disposition,
 583   2, 90  |            Wherefore promulgation is ~necessary for the law to obtain its
 584   2, 91  |              contingent: but not with necessary things, with ~which the
 585   2, 91  |               of ~sciences. Nor is it necessary for every measure to be
 586   2, 91  |              and the human law it was necessary ~for the directing of human
 587   2, 91  |               A[5]), therefore it was necessary that, besides the natural
 588   2, 91  |             he ought to avoid, it was necessary for man ~to be directed
 589   2, 91  |            perfection of virtue it is necessary for man to conduct ~himself
 590   2, 91  |             interior acts; and it was necessary for this ~purpose that a
 591   2, 91  |             the common good, which is necessary for human intercourse. ~
 592   2, 91  |               and ~unpunished, it was necessary for the Divine law to supervene,
 593   2, 91  |              being ~translated, it is necessary that a translation also
 594   2, 91  |              before His coming it was necessary to give to the people, of
 595   2, 93  |          derived from it?~(4) Whether necessary things are subject to the
 596   2, 93  |               Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether necessary and eternal things are subject
 597   2, 93  |             OBJ 1: It would seem that necessary and eternal things are subject
 598   2, 93  |                 Therefore eternal and necessary things are subject to the
 599   2, 93  |       providence as a type. But many ~necessary things are subject to Divine
 600   2, 93  |               bodies. Therefore ~even necessary things are subject to the
 601   2, 93  |             contrary, Things that are necessary cannot be otherwise, and ~
 602   2, 93  |              Q[92], A[2]). Therefore ~necessary things are not subject to
 603   2, 93  |          whether it be ~contingent or necessary, is subject to the eternal
 604   2, 93  |           because it deals with those necessary ~things that are created.~
 605   2, 93  |            Metaph. v, text. 6), some ~necessary things have a cause of their
 606   2, 94  |        whereby something is done when necessary." But such is not the ~natural
 607   2, 94  |              busied chiefly ~with the necessary things, which cannot be
 608   2, 94  |            errors occur in respect of necessary conclusions; or ~by vicious
 609   2, 95  |            But these things ~are most necessary to mankind. Therefore it
 610   2, 95  |             mankind. Therefore it was necessary that human laws ~should
 611   2, 95  |             amenable to words, it was necessary for such to be ~restrained
 612   2, 95  |             peace and ~virtue, it was necessary for laws to be framed: for,
 613   2, 95  |           find the many who would be ~necessary to judge aright of each
 614   2, 95  |           deflected, therefore it was necessary, whenever ~possible, for
 615   2, 95  |           suitable to place and time, necessary, useful; clearly ~expressed,
 616   2, 95  |               Further, a thing may be necessary in two ways. It may be ~
 617   2, 95  |               in two ways. It may be ~necessary simply, because it cannot
 618   2, 95  |         otherwise: and that which is ~necessary in this way, is not subject
 619   2, 95  |           kind. Again a thing may be ~necessary for an end: and this necessity
 620   2, 95  |              superfluous to say both "necessary" and "useful."~Aquin.: SMT
 621   2, 95  |                 The remaining words, "necessary, useful," etc. mean that
 622   2, 98  |               all nations, yet it was necessary that Christ should be ~born
 623   2, 98  |            after those times, it ~was necessary for a written law to be
 624   2, 99  |          thing is commanded as being ~necessary or expedient to an end.
 625   2, 99  |              things may happen to be ~necessary or expedient to an end;
 626   2, 99  |             ii, 6). Therefore it ~was necessary for the Old Law to include
 627   2, 99  |           contrary evil. Hence it was necessary that in ~the Old Law certain
 628   2, 99  |            testimonies." Again it was necessary that in the ~Law certain
 629   2, 99  |              done, either as being so necessary that without it the order
 630   2, 100 |            community. It is therefore necessary ~that the Divine law should
 631   2, 100 |            and ~false witness, it was necessary to proscribe, not sins of
 632   2, 100 |             God. Consequently it was ~necessary for the precepts of the
 633   2, 100 |            might be hindered, it was ~necessary to add a promise of reward.
 634   2, 100 |          Reply OBJ 4: Punishments are necessary against those who are prone
 635   2, 100 |        Sabbath, if he does ~something necessary for human welfare; as Our
 636   2, 101 |              10) ~and this seems very necessary in the framing of a law:
 637   2, 101 |            idolatry; wherefore it was necessary to recall ~them by means
 638   2, 101 |            idols in many ways, it was necessary ~on the other hand to devise
 639   2, 101 |       inclined to ~good, it was again necessary that there should be many
 640   2, 101 |               1/1~Reply OBJ 1: It was necessary for the sacrifices to be
 641   2, 102 |        sacrifice, are those which are necessary for sustaining human life: ~
 642   2, 102 |            God: because blood is most necessary for ~life, for which reason "
 643   2, 102 |       devotion of the heart, which is necessary ~in the offerer; and again,
 644   2, 102 |        meaning of these types, it was necessary to express them more ~manifestly
 645   2, 102 |          altar high, so as to make it necessary to "go up" to it "by steps."
 646   2, 102 |               collected the expenses ~necessary for the divine worship:
 647   2, 102 |               both, three things were necessary. The first was to be ~established
 648   2, 102 |             are four ~things that are necessary to all His ministers, viz.
 649   2, 102 |           whereas no small trouble is necessary ~either to rear or to catch
 650   2, 102 |           stiff-necked people, it was necessary for them ~to be stirred
 651   2, 103 |              was yet to come, it was ~necessary to make profession of Abraham'
 652   2, 103 |           burden ~upon you than these necessary things: that you abstain
 653   2, 103 |              so as to hold them to be necessary unto salvation, as though
 654   2, 104 |               being ~translated it is necessary that a translation also
 655   2, 104 |        ordained. Therefore it is most necessary ~that they should have a
 656   2, 105 |         divine worship. Hence it ~was necessary to put aside certain things
 657   2, 105 |          issue: failing which it ~was necessary that succession should be
 658   2, 105 |              so ~that it might become necessary for a state or country to
 659   2, 106 |            world with things that are necessary for ~the health of his body,
 660   2, 106 |              Law also, which is ~very necessary for the health of the soul,
 661   2, 106 |          truth in respect of matters ~necessary for salvation; those things,
 662   2, 107 |               being ~translated it is necessary that a translation also
 663   2, 107 |            New Law; and these it ~was necessary, even under the New Testament,
 664   2, 108 |             such as are of themselves necessary or opposed to salvation,
 665   2, 108 |           leaves out nothing that is ~necessary to the building. Therefore
 666   2, 108 |             words contain all things ~necessary for man's salvation.~Aquin.:
 667   2, 108 |          moral ~precepts which have a necessary connection with virtue,
 668   2, 108 |            have not of themselves any necessary connection with inward grace.~
 669   2, 108 |           Further, solicitude for the necessary means of livelihood is by ~
 670   2, 108 |            mind to suffer yet more if necessary. They thought that movements ~
 671   2, 108 |            ready to ~give yet more if necessary. They thought that the movement
 672   2, 108 |           ready to do good to them if necessary. For these precepts are
 673   2, 108 |              5: Our Lord forbade, not necessary, but inordinate solicitude. ~
 674   2, 108 |               about matters that are ~necessary to gain the end of eternal
 675   2, 108 |               mind, and then they are necessary for ~salvation; for instance,
 676   2, 109 |             same book, for this it is necessary ~that the will of man should
 677   2, 109 |          receive this gift, it is not necessary to ~presuppose any further
 678   2, 109 |              hence a habitual gift is necessary, and this is the light of
 679   2, 109 |            help of God's grace is not necessary to man ~for salvation, but
 680   2, 109 |              a time, since it ~is not necessary that he should be always
 681   2, 109 |               Correction is therefore necessary, from the fact that man'
 682   2, 111 |               first, three things are necessary, as may be seen in ~human
 683   2, 112 |            cause grace. For it is as ~necessary that God alone should deify,
 684   2, 113 |               of justice. Hence it is necessary for the human ~mind to regard
 685   2, 113 |             which are accounted to be necessary ~for the justification of
 686   2, 1   |                but because they are a necessary presupposition to matters
 687   2, 1   |             the faith, so ~far as was necessary at the time for the instruction
 688   2, 1   |                Further, just as it is necessary to faith that we should
 689   2, 1   |          point. In like manner it was necessary to appoint a third ~article
 690   2, 1   |          other affairs. And so it was necessary to gather together a clear
 691   2, 1   |        edition of the symbol becomes ~necessary in order to explain the
 692   2, 1   |        edition of the symbol ~becomes necessary in order to set aside the
 693   2, 1   |               own destruction, it was necessary as ~time went on to express
 694   2, 1   |              council, if ~this became necessary through some heresy arising.
 695   2, 2   |          expressed?~(3) Whether it is necessary for salvation to believe
 696   2, 2   |             reason?~(4) Whether it is necessary to believe those things
 697   2, 2   |             reason?~(5) Whether it is necessary for salvation to believe
 698   2, 2   |             faith in Christ is always necessary for salvation?~(8) Whether
 699   2, 2   |          salvation?~(8) Whether it is necessary for salvation to believe
 700   2, 2   |               Para. 1/1~Whether it is necessary for salvation to believe
 701   2, 2   |          Therefore ~to believe is not necessary for salvation.~Aquin.: SMT
 702   2, 2   |           belief. Therefore it is not necessary for man's salvation, that ~
 703   2, 2   |            supernatural ~knowledge is necessary, as stated above.~Aquin.:
 704   2, 2   |               Para. 1/1~Whether it is necessary to believe those things
 705   2, 2   |             true. Therefore it is not necessary to believe those ~things
 706   2, 2   |              1~On the contrary, It is necessary to believe that God is one
 707   2, 2   |              1/1~I answer that, It is necessary for man to accept by faith
 708   2, 2   |               and uncertainty, it was necessary ~for Divine matters to be
 709   2, 2   |               of a ~precept, so is it necessary that the virtuous act should
 710   2, 2   |             to those things which are necessary for salvation, as ~is evidenced
 711   2, 2   |        precepts of charity. Now it is necessary for ~salvation that certain
 712   2, 2   |              of faith is not equally ~necessary for the salvation of all,
 713   2, 2   |               Para. 1/1~Whether it is necessary for the salvation of all,
 714   2, 2   |             would seem that it is not necessary for the salvation of all ~
 715   2, 2   |              it seems that it was not necessary ~for the salvation of all
 716   2, 2   |             Christ's Incarnation was ~necessary at all times and for all
 717   2, 2   |               Para. 1/1~Whether it is necessary for salvation to believe
 718   2, 2   |            would seem that it was not necessary for salvation to believe ~
 719   2, 2   |        Trinity. ~Therefore it was not necessary to believe explicitly in
 720   2, 2   |         Persons. Therefore it was not necessary to believe ~explicitly in
 721   2, 2   |             the very beginning it was necessary ~for salvation to believe
 722   2, 2   |               in those two things was necessary at all ~times and for all
 723   2, 3   |        Whether confession of faith is necessary for salvation?~Aquin.: SMT
 724   2, 3   |        Whether confession of faith is necessary for salvation?~Aquin.: SMT
 725   2, 3   |            confession of faith is not necessary for ~salvation. For, seemingly,
 726   2, 3   |           confession of faith is not ~necessary for salvation.~Aquin.: SMT
 727   2, 3   |               disturb others, is ~not necessary for salvation, for the Apostle
 728   2, 3   |      unbelievers. Therefore it is not necessary for salvation.~Aquin.: SMT
 729   2, 3   |          answer that, Things that are necessary for salvation come under
 730   2, 3   |               2/2~Thus then it is not necessary for salvation to confess
 731   2, 3   |                confession of faith is necessary for salvation.~Aquin.: SMT
 732   2, 4   |             understanding, are about ~necessary things, as stated above (
 733   2, 6   |              proposed to man: this is necessary in ~order that man believe
 734   2, 8   |               concerned with none but necessary things, ~according to the
 735   2, 8   |               concerned with none but necessary matters. Now the ~practical
 736   2, 8   |      practical intellect is not about necessary things, but about things
 737   2, 8   |            its considering eternal or necessary matters, not only as ~they
 738   2, 8   |               faith alone seems to be necessary for salvation, since by
 739   2, 8   |               of understanding is not necessary for ~salvation: and, consequently,
 740   2, 8   |         regard to things that are not necessary for salvation; but with ~
 741   2, 8   |              regard to those that are necessary for salvation, they are
 742   2, 8   |              3: With regard to things necessary for salvation, the gift
 743   2, 8   |       understanding. ~Secondly, it is necessary that man should judge these
 744   2, 10  |               In the first case it is necessary to dispute in ~public about
 745   2, 10  |              confirm the faith, it is necessary ~sometimes to dispute with
 746   2, 10  |                Sometimes again, it is necessary, in order to convince those
 747   2, 10  |          month," etc. says: "It is so necessary to shun idolatry, that we
 748   2, 11  |               2: Further, whatever is necessary in the Church should be
 749   2, 11  |          tolerated. ~Now heresies are necessary in the Church, since the
 750   2, 12  |             the Divine ~goodness is a necessary condition of blasphemy.
 751   2, 15  |              about something due and ~necessary. Now it is most necessary
 752   2, 15  |             necessary. Now it is most necessary for man that he should believe, ~
 753   2, 15  |               1~Reply OBJ 1: Faith is necessary as being the principle of
 754   2, 15  |               understanding seem more necessary to a ~priest than to a king,
 755   2, 16  |               that we may hope, it is necessary for the object of hope to
 756   2, 16  |              in ~itself. Hence it was necessary to express it in a circumlocution
 757   2, 17  |     everlastingness of damnation is a necessary ~condition of the punishment
 758   2, 19  |               particular thing, it is necessary ~to have a particular estimate (
 759   2, 19  |            xiii, 10): "Nothing was so necessary to raise our hope, than
 760   2, 22  |               the act of love, it is ~necessary that the will also should
 761   2, 22  |        pleasure. Therefore it is most necessary that, for us to perform
 762   2, 23  |            things in this way, ~it is necessary that charity be infused
 763   2, 24  |                sake, without it being necessary for him to do so, belongs
 764   2, 24  |               Para. 1/1~Whether it is necessary for salvation that we should
 765   2, 24  |              it. Now it is absolutely necessary, for ~the fulfilment of
 766   2, 24  |             particular: and it is not necessary for salvation that we show ~
 767   2, 25  |         distinction would seem to be ~necessary, because, as we stated above (
 768   2, 26  |              Therefore just as ~it is necessary for the reason to appoint
 769   2, 27  |                 A[4]); so that it was necessary to ~account certain particular
 770   2, 29  |      impossible. ~Therefore it is not necessary to do good to all.~Aquin.:
 771   2, 30  |           only which are more clearly necessary. Nevertheless it ~does concern
 772   2, 30  |               precept, whatever ~is a necessary condition to the love of
 773   2, 30  |           precept, in so far as it is necessary to ~virtue, namely, in so
 774   2, 30  |               we have the expression "necessary to the ~person" [*The official
 775   2, 30  |               is superfluous and what necessary, according as ~things probably
 776   2, 30  |               answer that, A thing is necessary in two ways: first, because
 777   2, 30  |             give alms out ~of what is necessary to us in this sense; for
 778   2, 30  |               in ~alms, what was then necessary to him. Yet I say this without
 779   2, 30  |       Secondly, a thing is said to be necessary, if a man cannot without
 780   2, 30  |              whom he has charge. The "necessary" considered thus is not
 781   2, 30  |           give alms of ~this kind of "necessary"; and it is a matter not
 782   2, 30  |              giving alms out of one's necessary goods (A[9]).~Aquin.: SMT
 783   2, 31  |          precept, in so far as it is ~necessary for that end, but not so
 784   2, 31  |           denunciation of sins it is ~necessary to make a distinction: because
 785   2, 31  |            also against others, it is necessary to ~take steps to denounce
 786   2, 31  |             own sin: yet ~they may be necessary that we may amend a brother'
 787   2, 35  |             by an error about ~things necessary to salvation, or by undue
 788   2, 35  |      controversy was not about things necessary to ~salvation. Moreover
 789   2, 38  |               just, three things are ~necessary. First, the authority of
 790   2, 38  |              Para. 3/3~Thirdly, it is necessary that the belligerents should
 791   2, 38  |           ready to obey them, and, if necessary, to refrain from resistance
 792   2, 38  |      self-defense. Nevertheless it is necessary sometimes for a man to act ~
 793   2, 38  |              a kindly severity, it is necessary to handle in ~many ways
 794   2, 41  |         scandal; in which sense it is necessary that whatever God foresees
 795   2, 41  |           goods. For some of them are necessary for salvation, and cannot
 796   2, 41  |              to forego that which ~is necessary for salvation, in order
 797   2, 41  |             Again a distinction seems necessary among spiritual things which
 798   2, 41  |       spiritual things which are not ~necessary for salvation: because the
 799   2, 41  |                 The first of these is necessary for salvation, to wit, that
 800   2, 41  |       comprises ~not only whatever is necessary for salvation, but also
 801   2, 41  |               the works of mercy ~are necessary for salvation. This may
 802   2, 41  |          things as to others that are necessary for ~salvation.~Aquin.:
 803   2, 41  |              no temporal good is more necessary than food. But we ~ought
 804   2, 41  |             as other things that ~are necessary for salvation, they are
 805   2, 42  |              contained therein, it is necessary, for their sake, that scientific ~
 806   2, 43  |         things which are eternal ~and necessary. Therefore wisdom cannot
 807   2, 43  |              Divine things are indeed necessary and eternal in ~themselves,
 808   2, 45  |              its object which is the "necessary true," it comes under ~neither
 809   2, 45  |       singular ~matters: and so it is necessary for the prudent man to know
 810   2, 45  |              understanding" are about necessary things, whereas "art" and "
 811   2, 45  |     sufficient with regard ~to things necessary for salvation; and such
 812   2, 45  |          others, not only in ~matters necessary for salvation, but also
 813   2, 45  |            act, with regard to things necessary for salvation. This by ~
 814   2, 45  |            For since science is about necessary things, it is more certain
 815   2, 46  |                whether ~contingent or necessary, is called "understanding"
 816   2, 46  |              it argues sometimes from necessary ~premises, sometimes from
 817   2, 47  |       wherefore memory of the past is necessary in order to take good ~counsel
 818   2, 47  |         prudence. For that which is a necessary condition of every intellectual ~
 819   2, 47  |        chiefly belongs. Now reason is necessary in ~all the intellectual
 820   2, 47  |           although certain things are necessary for an ~end, which are subject
 821   2, 47  |             of necessity, since it is necessary that Socrates sit, ~so long
 822   2, 47  |             required for prudence, is necessary ~precisely that some particular
 823   2, 47  |    Speculation is about universal and necessary things, which, ~in themselves,
 824   2, 49  |            similar cases. Hence it is necessary to judge of ~such matters
 825   2, 49  |               higher principles it is necessary to have a ~higher virtue
 826   2, 50  |             he ought to do in matters necessary for salvation is common
 827   2, 50  |               are given about matters necessary for ~salvation, while counsel
 828   2, 50  |           about matters which are not necessary ~for salvation. Now mercy
 829   2, 50  |               salvation. Now mercy is necessary for salvation, according
 830   2, 50  |             other hand poverty is not necessary for salvation, but belongs
 831   2, 50  |         eternal life whether they be ~necessary for salvation or not, and
 832   2, 50  |               every work of mercy is ~necessary for salvation.~Aquin.: SMT
 833   2, 51  |           without detriment to things necessary for salvation, it ~will
 834   2, 52  |              an act or a circumstance necessary for salvation, it ~will
 835   2, 52  |             circumstance ~that is not necessary for salvation, it is not
 836   2, 52  |            omission of that which is ~necessary for salvation, it is drawn
 837   2, 53  |              yet such things are very necessary.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[55] A[
 838   2, 53  |              wit, a man fears to lack necessary ~things if he do what he
 839   2, 53  |           solicitous," that "labor is necessary, but solicitude must be ~
 840   2, 53  |       Apostles that they procured the necessary means of livelihood in view
 841   2, 54  |             something due, which is a necessary condition for a ~precept,
 842   2, 54  |             something due, which is a necessary condition for a precept, ~
 843   2, 56  |           thing always. and this is a necessary condition of ~justice. For
 844   2, 56  |             voluntarily that which is necessary in this way. It does ~however
 845   2, 58  |            Body Para. 2/2~Hence it is necessary to judge according to the
 846   2, 59  |          found primarily. Hence it is necessary to equalize thing with thing,
 847   2, 59  |               own: so that it becomes necessary to ~equalize passion and
 848   2, 60  |               away?~(3) Whether it is necessary to restore more than has
 849   2, 60  |               away?~(4) Whether it is necessary to restore what one has
 850   2, 60  |               away?~(5) Whether it is necessary to make restitution to the
 851   2, 60  |           what has been taken away is necessary for ~salvation?~Aquin.:
 852   2, 60  |             would seem that it is not necessary to restore what has been ~
 853   2, 60  |            which is impossible is not necessary for salvation. ~But sometimes
 854   2, 60  |            Therefore it does not seem necessary for ~salvation to restore
 855   2, 60  |            commission of a sin is not necessary for salvation, ~for then
 856   2, 60  |            truth. Therefore it is not necessary ~for salvation to restore
 857   2, 60  |               him: so that it is not ~necessary for salvation to restore
 858   2, 60  |       impossible. Therefore it is not necessary for ~salvation to restore
 859   2, 60  |            safeguarding of justice is necessary for salvation, it follows
 860   2, 60  |                it follows that it is ~necessary for salvation to restore
 861   2, 60  |             but more, and this is not necessary for salvation, as stated
 862   2, 60  |            Therefore it is not always necessary to make ~restitution to
 863   2, 61  |              peace: and this is more ~necessary for the common good in relation
 864   2, 61  |           elect a good man, nor is it necessary to elect the ~better man,
 865   2, 61  |       conscience of an elector, it is necessary to elect one who is ~better,
 866   2, 61  |           another be preferred, it is necessary to have some cause for this.
 867   2, 62  |           Body Para. 2/2~Now the most necessary use would seem to consist
 868   2, 62  |         self-defense, ~uses more than necessary violence, it will be unlawful:
 869   2, 62  |         blameless defense." Nor is it necessary for salvation that a ~man
 870   2, 64  |            property. Moreover this is necessary to ~human life for three
 871   2, 65  |         arbitrators. Wherefore it ~is necessary that the arbitrator should
 872   2, 65  |              to the judge, then it is necessary for the judge to ~sift the
 873   2, 66  |               Para. 1/1~Whether it is necessary for the accusation to be
 874   2, 68  |             to ~those things that are necessary for salvation. Yet clerics
 875   2, 68  |            life. ~Therefore it is not necessary for salvation to give evidence.~
 876   2, 68  |             certain man's evidence is necessary, and ~sometimes not. If
 877   2, 68  |            and ~sometimes not. If the necessary evidence is that of a man
 878   2, 68  |             rendered unfit for things necessary for ~salvation except by
 879   2, 68  |         except by some sin. But it is necessary for salvation to give ~true
 880   2, 68  |            OBJ 3: To give evidence is necessary for salvation, provided
 881   2, 68  |                But this would not be ~necessary, if it were already a mortal
 882   2, 70  |              and only when it is very necessary ~should we have recourse
 883   2, 70  |              be prepared to do so if ~necessary. But he is not always bound
 884   2, 71  |          uttered for the sake of some necessary good, and with attention ~
 885   2, 72  |     backbiting deprives him, is ~most necessary to him that he may be fitted
 886   2, 75  |             which silver and gold are necessary, for instance in ~the making
 887   2, 75  |               to man. Hence it is not necessary for the seller or buyer
 888   2, 75  |               natural as it were, and necessary, whereby ~one commodity
 889   2, 75  |               not imply a virtuous or necessary end. Nevertheless ~gain
 890   2, 75  |         nature, ~anything virtuous or necessary, does not, in itself, connote
 891   2, 75  |               being ~directed to some necessary or even virtuous end, and
 892   2, 75  |               some other end which is necessary or virtuous, as stated above.~
 893   2, 76  |             Further, it seems no less necessary sometimes to deposit one'
 894   2, 77  |              to speak, thereof, and a necessary condition of the ~formal
 895   2, 77  |       sometimes is not ~voluntary but necessary, as when a woman is violated
 896   2, 78  |            degrees. For one due is so necessary that without it moral rectitude ~
 897   2, 78  |          There is another due that is necessary in the sense that it conduces
 898   2, 78  |          Discipline" is ~not due as a necessary duty, because one is under
 899   2, 79  |              the Divine worship it is necessary ~to make use of corporeal
 900   2, 79  |        worship of God. For purity is ~necessary in order that the mind be
 901   2, 80  |             removal of which made ~it necessary for Christ to suffer [*Lk.
 902   2, 81  |             pray. Prayer seems to be ~necessary in order that we may make
 903   2, 81  |                not ~as though it were necessary in order that prayer be
 904   2, 81  |            meritorious, but as ~being necessary in order that prayer may
 905   2, 81  |                Whether attention is a necessary condition of prayer?~Aquin.:
 906   2, 81  |              seem that attention is a necessary condition of prayer. ~It
 907   2, 81  |              Therefore attention is a necessary condition of prayer.~Aquin.:
 908   2, 81  |              Therefore attention is a necessary condition of prayer.~Aquin.:
 909   2, 81  |               OBJ 3: Further, it is a necessary condition of prayer that
 910   2, 81  |            Therefore it would seem a ~necessary condition of prayer that
 911   2, 81  |               observe that a thing is necessary in two ways. First, ~a thing
 912   2, 81  |              ways. First, ~a thing is necessary because thereby the end
 913   2, 81  |               attention is absolutely necessary for prayer. Secondly, a
 914   2, 81  |                a thing is said ~to be necessary when without it something
 915   2, 81  |                this effect, it is not necessary that prayer should be attentive ~
 916   2, 81  |           this effect attention is a ~necessary condition: wherefore it
 917   2, 81  |             kind of attention is most necessary, and ~even idiots are capable
 918   2, 81  |           erect attention which is so necessary in prayer slacken ~and languish,
 919   2, 81  |         belongs to charity. Faith ~is necessary in reference to God to Whom
 920   2, 81  |             what we seek. Humility is necessary ~on the part of the person
 921   2, 81  |           neediness. ~Devotion too is necessary: but this belongs to religion,
 922   2, 81  |               is its ~first act and a necessary condition of all its secondary
 923   2, 81  |              And ~sometimes it is not necessary for salvation, nor yet manifestly
 924   2, 81  |                for ourselves - things necessary for ~salvation - piously -
 925   2, 81  |            beseech for himself things necessary for salvation, piously and ~
 926   2, 82  |              a definite place is not ~necessary for adoration.~Aquin.: SMT
 927   2, 84  |             Whether any oblations are necessary as a matter of precept?~(
 928   2, 84  |         deposed." Therefore it is not necessary that men should make oblations.~
 929   2, 85  |                well as tithes are all necessary for this same purpose.~Aquin.:
 930   2, 85  |              to carry out whatever is necessary for the ~common welfare.~
 931   2, 86  |            God. Now this above all is necessary for salvation. Therefore
 932   2, 86  |               whatever is ~absolutely necessary, whether to be or not to
 933   2, 86  |             other hand, if a thing be necessary. not absolutely but on the ~
 934   2, 86  |                But that which is ~not necessary, neither absolutely, nor
 935   2, 86  |            that which is ~universally necessary for salvation. Therefore,
 936   2, 86  |        voluntarily, although they are necessary for salvation. The same ~
 937   2, 86  |              OBJ 3: Further, a vow is necessary for the purpose of fixing
 938   2, 86  |                  Hence the conditions necessary for a vow are not ~altogether
 939   2, 86  |                A[2]). Therefore it is necessary, ~in such a case, to decide
 940   2, 86  |              of procuring whatever is necessary for these purposes. Wherefore
 941   2, 87  |             cannot ~be confirmed by a necessary reason, wherefore propositions
 942   2, 87  |              in order to substantiate necessary matters, ~and such as come
 943   2, 87  |               or that which makes it ~necessary to call the witness, and
 944   2, 87  |              but among those that are necessary: this is clear in the ~case
 945   2, 87  |              but among those that are necessary ~for this life; and such
 946   2, 87  |               something else that is ~necessary for the present life.~Aquin.:
 947   2, 89  |               praise of the voice is ~necessary in order to arouse man's
 948   2, 93  |             and instinct about things necessary for their life - such as
 949   2, 94  |             sciences are about things necessary and ~invariable, and such
 950   2, 96  |               1) Whether falsehood is necessary for perjury?~(2) Whether
 951   2, 96  |               Para. 1/1~Whether it is necessary for perjury that the statement
 952   2, 96  |             would seem that it is not necessary for perjury that the ~statement
 953   2, 96  |            Therefore falsehood is not necessary for perjury.~Aquin.: SMT
 954   2, 96  |          distinction would seem to be necessary. For either he demands the
 955   2, 97  |           inflicted. Wherefore it was necessary to ~inflict some kind of
 956   2, 98  |              to be made for useful or necessary reasons.~Aquin.: SMT SS
 957   2, 98  |             sacrament of Penance is a necessary sacrament ~consisting chiefly
 958   2, 105 |                ii), "sometimes it is ~necessary to deceive the person who
 959   2, 106 |          increase, it becomes almost ~necessary to take vengeance on them.~
 960   2, 107 |        goodness in ~human acts, it is necessary that man be disposed thereto
 961   2, 107 |             owes ~another whatever is necessary for the preservation of
 962   2, 108 |              to ~know the truth it is necessary to get at the sense, will
 963   2, 108 |             to keep a promise, it is ~necessary for everything to remain
 964   2, 109 |             of ~holiness which is not necessary for spiritual welfare. Simulation
 965   2, 112 |                for some reason, it be necessary to ~displease them for some
 966   2, 113 |              sin. In ~this case it is necessary to consider, whether the
 967   2, 116 |         riches, in so far as they are necessary ~for him to live in keeping
 968   2, 117 |               prodigal man, ~if it be necessary. Accordingly we must reply
 969   2, 120 |              the Law, the first thing necessary ~was, as it were, to lay
 970   2, 120 |            instructed in virtue it is necessary ~to remove obstacles to
 971   2, 120 |              a precept of the Law as ~necessary respecting the exterior
 972   2, 120 |              a certain ~time for each necessary thing, such as refreshment
 973   2, 120 |              special reason - it was ~necessary in due sequence to give
 974   2, 121 |            them, when, to wit, it ~is necessary to dispel them altogether
 975   2, 121 |              good, but also ~as being necessary for acts of virtue, and
 976   2, 121 |               iii, 9) that "it is not necessary for a brave man to ~delight
 977   2, 121 |             man prepares himself when necessary. This suffices for the Replies ~
 978   2, 122 |            because, to wit, it is not necessary for ~salvation. But it would
 979   2, 122 |          would seem that martyrdom is necessary for salvation, ~since the
 980   2, 122 |          matter of precept, as being ~necessary for salvation. Thus Augustine
 981   2, 122 |             if in certain cases it be necessary for ~salvation, since there
 982   2, 122 |              are cases when it is not necessary for salvation ~to suffer
 983   2, 123 |            aside from a ~good that is necessary, not for the fulfilment
 984   2, 125 |         species. Wherefore it is ~not necessary that daring be opposed to
 985   2, 127 |           honor. And for these it is ~necessary to have a virtue not only
 986   2, 127 |             very desirable, as being ~necessary for human life. Hence with
 987   2, 127 |           because "a firm standing is necessary in every virtue," according ~
 988   2, 130 |        capital vice. Nor is it always necessary for a capital vice to ~be
 989   2, 132 |          proportionate expenditure is necessary, for great works cannot
 990   2, 132 |               virtue, two things ~are necessary, as stated above (Q[80]).
 991   2, 132 |             hand. This is ~especially necessary on account of the greatness
 992   2, 134 |               that a man should, when necessary, rise up against the man
 993   2, 134 |                 Longsuffering. It is ~necessary to preserve the Latin word,
 994   2, 138 |           Further, patience is a very necessary virtue, since it is the ~
 995   2, 138 |             about such things ~as are necessary for right living. Now in
 996   2, 138 |          prepared to fulfil them when necessary, so too are ~the precepts
 997   2, 138 |              with caution; nor is ~it necessary to determine what is to
 998   2, 139 |            and drink, which are ~more necessary to man's life than sexual
 999   2, 139 |          pleasures in things that are necessary to human life. Therefore ~
1000   2, 139 |              is the use itself of the necessary means, of the woman who
 
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