Part, Question

1501 Suppl, 78|          according to Boethius is "a state rendered perfect by the
1502 Suppl, 78|        increase quantity. But in the state ~of the resurrection the
1503 Suppl, 78|              to this in his ~present state of life by the action of
1504 Suppl, 78|          nature which He had in that state wherein He ate and drank
1505 Suppl, 79|             human body even in this ~state of life. Consequently others
1506 Suppl, 79|      rational soul; but that in this state of life, on account of the ~
1507 Suppl, 79|           man otherwise than in this state of mortality." Or we may ~
1508 Suppl, 79|             mortality in the present state of life, namely ~composition
1509 Suppl, 79|              was not the case in the state of innocence. ~Consequently
1510 Suppl, 79|            new judgment. But in that state there will be no new judgment, ~
1511 Suppl, 79|             according to the present state of life, a natural ~aptitude
1512 Suppl, 80|              say that in the present state this ~obstacle is its grossness
1513 Suppl, 81|              is not becoming to that state. ~Hence the argument does
1514 Suppl, 83|          Divine justice, as we shall state ~further on (A[3]), even
1515 Suppl, 84|              after the judgment, the state of the world and of those
1516 Suppl, 85|              wicked, so long as this state of life ~is governed by
1517 Suppl, 85|              but to signify the last state of the world, which is the ~
1518 Suppl, 86|         which is in keeping with the state of this world: wherein men ~
1519 Suppl, 86|             this cannot refer to the state of the present time. ~Therefore
1520 Suppl, 88|           our consideration: (1) The state and quality of the world; (
1521 Suppl, 88|       quality of the world; (2) The ~state of the blessed; (3) The
1522 Suppl, 88|              of the blessed; (3) The state of the wicked.~Aquin.: SMT
1523 Suppl, 88|             things ~belonging to the state of glory are not "under
1524 Suppl, 88|                 and hereafter in the state of glory man will ~no longer
1525 Suppl, 88|             the earth in its present state, when ~it is able to be
1526 Suppl, 88|           with regard to the present state. This is ~evident from the
1527 Suppl, 88|            for ever." For after this state there will ~be no succession
1528 Suppl, 88|     mentioned ~will cease after this state.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[91] A[
1529 Suppl, 88|           Therefore in the ~original state before sin the moon shone
1530 Suppl, 88|           wrought no change upon the state of the universe, since both ~
1531 Suppl, 88|              bring a change upon the state of all corporeal creatures,
1532 Suppl, 88|            when he is brought from a state of sorrow to one of ~very
1533 Suppl, 88|       renewed man will pass from the state of corruption to incorruptibility ~
1534 Suppl, 88|           incorruptibility ~and to a state of everlasting rest, wherefore
1535 Suppl, 88|            their ~active and passive state. But this state will not
1536 Suppl, 88|              passive state. But this state will not remain in the elements: ~
1537 Suppl, 88|            one corresponding to this state of changeableness, the other ~
1538 Suppl, 88|          other ~corresponding to the state of a future renewal. Now
1539 Suppl, 88|             according to the present state, and not ~according to the
1540 Suppl, 88|            and not ~according to the state of this renewal, since they
1541 Suppl, 89|               then will be the final state of things, and in that state
1542 Suppl, 89|         state of things, and in that state it is possible ~that all
1543 Suppl, 91|            world they ~are in such a state that without prejudice to
1544 Suppl, 91|            can ~be taken away from a state of unhappiness and sin to
1545 Suppl, 91|             unhappiness and sin to a state of ~happiness. Consequently
1546 Suppl, 91|              good men who are in the state of ~wayfarers. But in the
1547 Suppl, 91|         wayfarers. But in the future state it will be impossible for
1548 Suppl, 92|           burdens, especially in the state of the Church triumphant. ~
1549 Suppl, 92|           should be assigned to that state.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[95] A[
1550 Suppl, 92|          with Christ by faith in the state ~of the Church militant.
1551 Suppl, 92|               iii), "beatitude is a ~state made perfect by the aggregate
1552 Suppl, 92|            all good things." Now the state of ~the blessed is perfected
1553 Suppl, 93|               iii), beatitude ~is "a state rendered perfect by the
1554 Suppl, 93|             observe virginity in the state of innocence, since then
1555 Suppl, 93|            the aureole is due to the state and ~not to the act: so
1556 Suppl, 93|             placed themselves in the state of observing perpetual virginity.
1557 Suppl, 93|               an alteration from the state in which it was before.
1558 Suppl, 93|           angels, or belong to their state in general, or to ~their
1559 Suppl, 93|              glory ~and their common state: wherefore they do not merit
1560 Suppl, 94|              were to ~remain in this state of generation and corruption.
1561 Suppl, 95|             belong especially to the state of ~happiness and their
1562 Suppl, 95|              their contraries to the state of unhappiness (Ethic. i, ~
1563 Suppl, 95|              the damned will be in a state of the greatest imperfection. ~
1564 Suppl, 95|             only ~that they are in a state of glory that surpasses
1565 Suppl, 96|              a fitting member of the State, his punishment is ~prolonged
1566 Suppl, 96|             inflicted by the earthly state is not deemed everlasting
1567 Suppl, 96|             for ever, or because the state itself ~comes to an end.
1568 Suppl, 96|              will ~puts himself in a state whence he cannot be rescued,
1569 Suppl, 96|             others who remain in the state. Accordingly the ~damnation
1570 Suppl, 96|        length ~pass from their happy state to the unhappiness of this
1571 Suppl, 96|     statement applies ~to men in the state of wayfarer, inasmuch as
1572 Appen1, 1|          original justice (as in the state of ~innocence) - it follows
1573 Appen1, 1|        affliction on account of the ~state in which they are?~Aquin.:
1574 Appen1, 1|         affliction on account of the state wherein they are, because
1575 Appen1, 2|            Wherefore in the original state Adam would not have sinned
1576 Appen1, 2|          this cannot happen in that ~state, since the acts of both
1577 Appen1, 2|            in his ~sleep, being in a state of grace and yet having
1578 Appen1, 2|            sin in one who dies in a ~state of grace, is remitted after
1579 Appen1, 2|            sins do not alter a man's state, for they neither ~destroy
1580 Appen1, 2|           long as man remains in the state of the way, in a sense.
1581 Appen2, 1|              as those who are in the state of ~charity, do certain
1582 Appen2, 1|            and God, as regards their state. But this is ~of no account,