Part, Question

1501 Suppl, 41|            regards the second reason given above; ~wherefore the Philosopher (
1502 Suppl, 41|               i, 2). Now the precept given to the first man concerning ~
1503 Suppl, 41|           individual, for the reason given above, except at that ~time
1504 Suppl, 42|         sacrament. ~But the blessing given by the priest at a wedding
1505 Suppl, 42|       Therefore grace is by no means given in matrimony.~Aquin.: SMT
1506 Suppl, 42|              Therefore if grace were given in matrimony against ~the
1507 Suppl, 42|            thus this grace ~which is given is the last thing contained
1508 Suppl, 42|        affords a remedy by the grace given therein. Secondly, on ~the
1509 Suppl, 42|              by virtue of ~the grace given therein, although not by
1510 Suppl, 43|             on account of the reason given above, especially if there
1511 Suppl, 43|          according to the laws he is given the ~power of disposing
1512 Suppl, 43|          betrothed they have not yet given ~one another power over
1513 Suppl, 43|           approval should seem to be given when ~they come to the lawful
1514 Suppl, 44|        accidentals, since a name is ~given to a thing for the purpose
1515 Suppl, 44|            we find other definitions given of matrimony, for ~according
1516 Suppl, 44|            we find three definitions given of matrimony. For the ~definition
1517 Suppl, 44|         self-evident. The definition given in the text indicates ~the
1518 Suppl, 44|              definition ought to ~be given are not known to us, and
1519 Suppl, 45|           words?~(3) Whether consent given in words expressive of the
1520 Suppl, 45|        marriage?~(4) Whether consent given in words expressive of the
1521 Suppl, 45|       outwardly?~(5) Whether consent given secretly in words expressive
1522 Suppl, 45|           are distinct, for they are given by different ~persons and
1523 Suppl, 45|            Para. 1/1~Whether consent given in words expressive of the
1524 Suppl, 45|              would seem that consent given in words expressive of the ~
1525 Suppl, 45|              to ~future. But consent given in words expressive of the
1526 Suppl, 45|           present. Therefore consent given in words expressive of ~
1527 Suppl, 45|              be ~the case if consent given in words of the future tense
1528 Suppl, 45|           another. Therefore consent given in ~words of the future
1529 Suppl, 45|           time; but when consent is ~given in words of the future tense,
1530 Suppl, 45|         marriage is made by consent ~given in words of the present?~
1531 Suppl, 45|            Para. 1/1~Whether consent given secretly in words of the
1532 Suppl, 45|              would seem that consent given secretly in words of the
1533 Suppl, 45|              Wherefore if consent be given secretly, even though it ~
1534 Suppl, 45|             not forbid baptism to be given secretly, ~since one may
1535 Suppl, 45|           Para. 1/2~On the contrary, Given the cause the effect follows.
1536 Suppl, 46|        external tribunal judgment is given in accordance with external
1537 Suppl, 48|             show that consent is not given ~explicitly to carnal intercourse;
1538 Suppl, 49|              is imprinted, power ~is given to perform spiritual actions;
1539 Suppl, 51|           not voided if one coin be ~given instead of another of equal
1540 Suppl, 54|             The reasons assigned are given as indicating aptness and ~
1541 Suppl, 55|             as appears from the rule given above: ~and again her second
1542 Suppl, 56|             Further, the instruction given to the baptized by preaching
1543 Suppl, 56|             ending with Confirmation given by the bishop: ~and they
1544 Suppl, 58|               if the devil ~has been given power over a person on account
1545 Suppl, 58|              contained in the verses given above (Q[50]). But they
1546 Suppl, 59|           age, and then it should be given to the believer ~notwithstanding
1547 Suppl, 60|             wife. But correction ~is given by inflicting a just punishment.
1548 Suppl, 61|         present, the one consort has given power over his body to the
1549 Suppl, 62|            unbelief, the husband has given ~his wife a bill of divorce
1550 Suppl, 62|           the body of one spouse is ~given to several others. Wherefore
1551 Suppl, 62|               a sinner should not be given a greater occasion of sin. ~
1552 Suppl, 62|             another marriage, she is given a greater occasion of sin: ~
1553 Suppl, 63|             some kind of blessing is given. But ~no blessing is given
1554 Suppl, 63|           given. But ~no blessing is given in a second marriage, as
1555 Suppl, 64|        Further, a madman must not be given back his sword lest he kill ~
1556 Suppl, 64|              by which the husband is given entire power of his wife'
1557 Suppl, 64|            OBJ 3: A madman should be given back his sword if a greater
1558 Suppl, 64|              for which the cross ~is given to him, it is laid down
1559 Suppl, 64|          under the Old Law which was given to a carnal ~people many
1560 Suppl, 64|              newly married spouse is given to her husband, ~the minds
1561 Suppl, 65|         impossible, and that what is given to one should be given ~
1562 Suppl, 65|            is given to one should be given ~to another. Now when a
1563 Suppl, 65|          same dispensation should be given. Now we cannot assign any
1564 Suppl, 65|              by God, nor was it ever given by word or in ~writing,
1565 Suppl, 65|            to the natural ~law to be given under the form of a written
1566 Suppl, 65|             not forbid that which is given ~simply, to be given for
1567 Suppl, 65|              is given ~simply, to be given for a time or under certain
1568 Suppl, 67|          then a dispensation may be ~given by God even from the first
1569 Suppl, 67|            did not confer grace, was given that it might indicate sin,
1570 Suppl, 67|            from sin, ~the permission given on account of that hardness
1571 Suppl, 67|           OBJ 3: Further, the reason given (Dt. 24:4) for its being
1572 Suppl, 67|         reason for ~permission being given to divorce a wife was the
1573 Suppl, 69|          place. Thus a bishop who is given the honor of sitting on ~
1574 Suppl, 69|           first example of faith was given to men in the person of
1575 Suppl, 69|           reason "the place of rest ~given to men after death is called
1576 Suppl, 70|              i, "if ~an old man were given the eye of a young man,
1577 Suppl, 70|             Para. 1/8~I answer that, Given that the fire of hell is
1578 Suppl, 71|         share of eternal life is not given to a man save for ~his own
1579 Suppl, 71|           prayers of one, another is given the grace whereby he merits ~
1580 Suppl, 71|           Reply OBJ 3: Praise is not given to a person save according
1581 Suppl, 71|           kind of alms: for they are given for the worship of ~the
1582 Suppl, 71|           have not so many suffrages given them as the ~rich. Therefore
1583 Suppl, 71|             the person to whom it is given no more than ~others who
1584 Suppl, 71|             depends on that which is given ~to the twelfth inquiry (
1585 Suppl, 72|          Fourthly, that due honor be given by us to all. ~Fifthly,
1586 Suppl, 72|            is intended, and which is given to it as its reward; ~while
1587 Suppl, 72|           part of the world which is given to our use contracts from
1588 Suppl, 72|            occur in the order I have given." Hence it ~is clear that
1589 Suppl, 72|              grace of Christ that is given to ~us, but we rise again
1590 Suppl, 73|               our resurrection. For, given the cause, the effect follows.
1591 Suppl, 73|              the effect follows. Yet given the ~resurrection of Christ
1592 Suppl, 73|             will ~only be by a power given by God to the sound: wherefore
1593 Suppl, 73|           the moment that a power is given to a thing, though ~it be
1594 Suppl, 73|            to a thing, though ~it be given miraculously, the act that
1595 Suppl, 73|              is nothing but the sign given by God, which ~all nature
1596 Suppl, 73|            would avail, if the power given to that sound ~were a complete
1597 Suppl, 73|        according ~to one explanation given in the text (Sent. iv, D,
1598 Suppl, 74|              on account of the light given by the sun. But then the
1599 Suppl, 75|      wherefore ~the name of ashes is given to those things into which
1600 Suppl, 76|           Thus is it in the ~example given in the text (Sent. iv, D,
1601 Suppl, 77|         Further, hair and nails were given to man as an ornament. Now
1602 Suppl, 80|             place, since between two given points in the various surfaces
1603 Suppl, 80|             proper place, because no given surface of the body will
1604 Suppl, 83|         heavenly movement: wherefore given the movement of the ~heaven,
1605 Suppl, 85|        signification ~which some had given to his words, by believing
1606 Suppl, 85|           His human form judgment is given that He ~may judge justly,
1607 Suppl, 85|           the name of clouds is here given to ~certain condensations
1608 Suppl, 86|                The Father . . . hath given all judgment to the ~Son,
1609 Suppl, 86|           upon them and judgment was given ~to them."] Richard of St.
1610 Suppl, 86|        announce the ~verdict already given. In this way perfect men
1611 Suppl, 86|     according to ~Jn. 5:27, "He hath given Him power to do judgment,
1612 Suppl, 86|       perfection, the first place is given to poverty. Thus judicial
1613 Suppl, 86|         written (Jn. 5:27): "He hath given Him power to ~judgment,
1614 Suppl, 86|               The name of Thrones is given to angels in reference to
1615 Suppl, 87|               The Father . . . hath ~given all judgment to the Son,
1616 Suppl, 87|         written (Jn. 5:27): "He hath given Him power to ~do judgment,
1617 Suppl, 87|             Mt. 28:18, "All power is given to Me, in heaven ~and in
1618 Suppl, 87|            The glory which Thou hast given Me, I have given to them." ~
1619 Suppl, 87|           Thou hast given Me, I have given to them." ~Accordingly then
1620 Suppl, 88|         Further, newness of glory is given to the rational creature
1621 Suppl, 89|         Ghost shall be seen: this is given to ~the clean of heart alone
1622 Suppl, 89|              the way, for the reason given ~above.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
1623 Suppl, 89|          just their desire ~shall be given." Now the just desire to
1624 Suppl, 89|                the Father . . . hath given all things into His hand."
1625 Suppl, 92|          xxiii, 3, De jure ~dot.) is given to the bridegroom for the
1626 Suppl, 92|             2: Further, the dowry is given not by the bridegroom's
1627 Suppl, 92|           carnal marriage a dowry is given that the burdens of ~marriage
1628 Suppl, 92|              Further, a dowry is not given save on the occasion of
1629 Suppl, 92|          customary for a dowry to be given by the maiden's parents, ~
1630 Suppl, 92|          speaking, is that which is ~given by those on the wife's side
1631 Suppl, 92|              heavenly adornments are given to the spiritual spouse
1632 Suppl, 92|         carnal marriage the dowry is given to the ~bridegroom for his
1633 Suppl, 92|              properly speaking, ~are given by the Father of the bride
1634 Suppl, 92|            contrary, The dowries are given without merits: whereas
1635 Suppl, 92|            whereas beatitude ~is not given, but is awarded in return
1636 Suppl, 92|        spiritual marriage a dowry is given in likeness ~to a carnal
1637 Suppl, 92|           the bride, and a dowry is ~given to the bride as regards
1638 Suppl, 92|              control, although it is given ~to the bridegroom as to
1639 Suppl, 92|            marriage where a dowry is given there should be likeness
1640 Suppl, 92|          thirdly, because a dowry is given when the bride is first ~
1641 Suppl, 93|        militant ~special rewards are given to those who perform special
1642 Suppl, 93|         aureole," according as it is given to virgins, martyrs, or ~
1643 Suppl, 93|           aureole, because it is not given him as a reward for his ~
1644 Suppl, 93|          explanation of these fruits given by Bede is unfitting. For
1645 Suppl, 93|              and this for the reason given by Bede ~quoted above, although
1646 Suppl, 93|               Further, reward is not given to that which is done of
1647 Suppl, 93|              2 Cor. 12:7, "There was given me a sting of my flesh."
1648 Suppl, 93|             special reward would be ~given for such a purpose unless
1649 Suppl, 93|              an ~aureole is a reward given for works of supererogation,
1650 Suppl, 93|           broad sense for any reward given ~for excellent merit.~Aquin.:
1651 Suppl, 94|             that the name of fire is given to any torment if it be ~
1652 Suppl, 94|              earth, rather than have given ~the reason why it is stated
1653 Suppl, 96|              find also other reasons given by the saints why some are
1654 Suppl, 96|          Still another reason may be given why the punishment of mortal
1655 Suppl, 96|             way of reconciliation is given to us save that ~which is