Part, Question

 501   2, 100 |       possesses ~it, he can use it. Secondly, the act of charity can
 502   2, 100 |           of the habit of justice: ~secondly, according as he does works
 503   2, 101 |       consider ~them in themselves; secondly, their cause; thirdly, their
 504   2, 102 |             said to be inordinate. ~Secondly, that which is done in view
 505   2, 102 |          those who worshipped God. ~Secondly, their reasons can be gathered
 506   2, 102 |          101] A[3] R.O. 2 Para. 2/3~Secondly, this was suitable for the
 507   2, 102 |            in the land of promise. ~Secondly, because the sacrificing
 508   2, 102 |             their drink-offerings." Secondly, ~in order to form them
 509   2, 102 |             account of His majesty; secondly, on account of the sins ~
 510   2, 102 |             with greater reverence. Secondly, that certain things relating
 511   2, 102 |           seize hold of that place. Secondly, ~lest the Gentiles might
 512   2, 102 |            no time to break bones. ~Secondly, as to the manner of eating.
 513   2, 102 |          declared to be clean; and, secondly, he was restored, as clean,
 514   2, 102 |         first, they were ~purified; secondly, they were adorned [*'Ornabantur.'
 515   2, 102 |             an ~object of contempt; secondly, by introducing into the
 516   2, 102 |        First, he had a linen tunic. Secondly, he ~had a purple tunic;
 517   2, 102 |            of God engraved thereon. Secondly, they had to ~bear with
 518   2, 102 |             to the worship of God; ~secondly, according as they foreshadow
 519   2, 104 |             relations to other men; secondly, that they derive their
 520   2, 105 |            care for their ~welfare: secondly, He prescribed how the king
 521   2, 105 |         bound to make restitution. ~Secondly, because the security acquired
 522   2, 105 |           the first place, the son; secondly, the daughter; thirdly,
 523   2, 105 |            105] A[2] Body Para. 3/4~Secondly, the Law commanded that,
 524   2, 105 |          manner as to other things. Secondly, as ~regards fruits. For
 525   2, 105 |           stated in Dt. 15:7, seqq. Secondly, by forbidding them to burden
 526   2, 105 |        clear himself of ~suspicion. Secondly, the goods deposited might
 527   2, 105 |         people with just judgment." Secondly, a matter may be doubtful
 528   2, 105 |      deserves a greater punishment. Secondly, on account of a habitual
 529   2, 105 |        remaining a slave ~for ever. Secondly, in the case of a thief,
 530   2, 105 |             safeguarding the roads. Secondly, the owner of the heifer
 531   2, 105 |            their land as travelers. Secondly, when they came to dwell
 532   2, 105 |            make an ~offer of peace. Secondly, it enjoined that when once
 533   2, 105 |            two ways: first, simply; secondly, in a restricted sense. ~
 534   2, 105 |          the less brave in battle. ~Secondly, because, as the Philosopher
 535   2, 105 |            he has need of servants. Secondly man's life is ~preserved
 536   2, 106 |             consider it in ~itself; secondly, in comparison with the
 537   2, 106 |             is ~instilled into man. Secondly, a thing is instilled into
 538   2, 106 |            was speaking literally. ~Secondly, the preaching of the Gospel
 539   2, 107 |            such ends are proximate. Secondly, by reason of ~being closely
 540   2, 107 |     government ~by the aristocracy. Secondly, two laws may be distinguished
 541   2, 107 |             interior acts of sins. ~Secondly, Our Lord fulfilled the
 542   2, 107 |        located thing is in a place. Secondly, virtually; as an ~effect
 543   2, 108 |             prohibition of the law. Secondly, because it ~also makes
 544   2, 108 |          108] A[2] R.O. 3 Para. 2/2~Secondly, according to the explanation
 545   2, 108 |             regard to man himself, ~secondly in regard to his neighbor.~
 546   2, 108 |           up for ~yourselves," etc. Secondly, we must not be so anxious
 547   2, 109 |          consider the grace of God; secondly, its cause; thirdly, its ~
 548   2, 109 |          the form whereby it acts; ~secondly, inasmuch as it is moved
 549   2, 109 |            first parent before sin; secondly, as it is ~corrupted in
 550   2, 109 |             without ~healing grace. Secondly, the commandments of the
 551   2, 109 |           state of ~perfect nature; secondly, in the state of corrupted
 552   2, 109 |          the ~capability of nature. Secondly, man needs the help of grace
 553   2, 109 |       virtue of the Divine ~motion. Secondly, for this special reason -
 554   2, 109 |   Philosopher says (Ethic. vii, 7). Secondly, perseverance may be called
 555   2, 110 |            looks on him with favor. Secondly, it is taken for any gift ~
 556   2, 110 |              the gift given gratis; secondly, the ~acknowledgment of
 557   2, 110 |           the ~mover in the moved." Secondly, man is helped by God's
 558   2, 111 |             us to will and to act; ~secondly, as a habitual gift divinely
 559   2, 111 |         capable of teaching others. Secondly, he must be able to confirm ~
 560   2, 111 |   principles ~of Catholic doctrine. Secondly, it behooves the teacher
 561   2, 111 |              working of miracles." ~Secondly, when he can manifest what
 562   2, 112 |             a habitual gift of God. Secondly, as a help from God, Who ~
 563   2, 112 |          But it may be ~considered, secondly, as it is from God the Mover,
 564   2, 112 |           things ~and little. But, "secondly," it may be considered in
 565   2, 112 |            112] A[5] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, a man may, of himself,
 566   2, 113 |            113] A[1] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, justice is so-called inasmuch
 567   2, 113 |         received original ~justice. Secondly, this justice may be brought
 568   2, 113 |            the motion of the mover; secondly, the ~movement of the moved;
 569   2, 113 |      bestows grace and ~remits sin. Secondly, they may be considered
 570   2, 113 |     something is made from nothing; secondly, a work may be ~called great
 571   2, 113 |      justification of the ~ungodly. Secondly, a thing may be said to
 572   2, 113 |           113] A[10] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, in certain miraculous works
 573   2, 114 |            proceeds from free-will; secondly, as it proceeds from the ~
 574   2, 114 |           man is divinely ordained. Secondly, on the part of free-will, ~
 575   2, 114 |     pertains first ~to charity, and secondly, to the other virtues, inasmuch
 576   2, 114 |         says (Hom. in Evang. xxx). ~Secondly, from the defect of the
 577   2, 114 |            it is not now by works." Secondly, it may be considered as
 578   2, 114 |           thus we merit ~condignly; secondly, according as they proceed
 579   2, 114 |             which will be in glory; secondly, on the part of the Divine
 580   2      |            shall begin with ~Faith, secondly we shall speak of Hope,
 581   2, 1   |          object, so to ~speak, and, secondly, that whereby it is known,
 582   2, 1   |         about which we have faith. ~Secondly, on the part of the believer,
 583   2, 1   |           by the habit of science). Secondly ~the intellect assents to
 584   2, 1   |          same time, as shown above. Secondly, in general, that is, under ~
 585   2, 1   |            distinction of articles. Secondly, the ~formal aspect of matters
 586   2, 1   |            sciences devised by man. Secondly, on the part of the learner;
 587   2, 1   |          the first ~article refers; secondly, the trinity of the Persons,
 588   2, 2   |          understand when thinking." Secondly, "to think" is ~more strictly
 589   2, 2   |            that "to think" is taken secondly for an act of the ~deliberating
 590   2, 2   |           of the Divine ~authority. Secondly, human reasons may be consequent
 591   2, 4   |         first ~place, faith itself; secondly, those who have faith; thirdly,
 592   2, 4   |             contained in the faith. Secondly, on the ~part of the subject,
 593   2, 4   |         first, by its ~very nature; secondly, by accident. Faith, by
 594   2, 4   |      Philosopher (Ethic. vi, ~2,3); secondly, for the gifts of the Holy
 595   2, 4   |          are based on human reason. Secondly, ~certitude may be considered
 596   2, 5   |           is a praiseworthy action. Secondly, because the intellect is
 597   2, 5   |             the part of the object; secondly, on the part of its participation
 598   2, 5   |      respect ~of its formal aspect; secondly, in respect of the material
 599   2, 8   |             gift of understanding. ~Secondly, it is necessary that man
 600   2, 9   |               because he grasps it; secondly, because he forms a sure
 601   2, 10  |         which is contrary to faith; secondly, blasphemy, which is opposed
 602   2, 10  |      because he has ~not the faith. Secondly, unbelief may be taken by
 603   2, 10  |       falling short of the virtue. ~Secondly, the diversity of vices
 604   2, 10  |        various species of that sin. Secondly, it may be considered as
 605   2, 10  |           forbidden to communicate; secondly, for the safety of those
 606   2, 10  |            10] A[10] Body Para. 2/5~Secondly, we may speak of dominion
 607   2, 11  |       unbelief in pagans and ~Jews. Secondly, because, though he intends
 608   2, 12  |             united to God by faith; secondly, by ~having his will duly
 609   2, 12  |          his mind stands revealed; ~secondly, in his eyes; thirdly, in
 610   2, 13  |             14] A[3] Body Para. 3/3~Secondly, this may be understood
 611   2, 13  |         habit ~that induces to sin. Secondly, one may sin through certain
 612   2, 15  |              the reception thereof; secondly, the use; and ~thirdly,
 613   2, 16  |          ways: first, by ourselves; secondly, by means of ~others, as
 614   2, 16  |           to ~the person who hopes. Secondly, we can hope for something,
 615   2, 16  |            first, for its own sake; secondly, because something else
 616   2, 18  |             have no regard for man. Secondly, one may have regard for ~
 617   2, 18  |        which punishment is opposed; secondly, because, the faster he ~
 618   2, 19  |          makes evil use of virtue." Secondly, a thing proceeds from a
 619   2, 19  |        deeming it an arduous ~good; secondly, through his deeming it
 620   2, 20  |             first by his own power; secondly, by the power of God ~alone.
 621   2, 22  |      extends but to one's ~friends: secondly, it extends to someone in
 622   2, 22  |   delightful, and for the virtuous; secondly, in respect of ~the different
 623   2, 23  |            that ~blackness results. Secondly, on the part of the agent,
 624   2, 23  |         regard to the object loved, secondly with regard to the person ~
 625   2, 23  |          moved by love towards Him. Secondly, so that ~man makes an earnest
 626   2, 23  |            24] A[11] Body Para. 2/4~Secondly, charity may be considered
 627   2, 23  |         Peter did not lose charity. Secondly, ~indirectly, when a sin
 628   2, 24  |           the same applies to love. Secondly, we fear a ~man, or love
 629   2, 24  |          whom we ~wish good things: secondly, as the good which we wish
 630   2, 24  |           our friendship is given, ~secondly, the love for those good
 631   2, 24  |              except metaphorically. Secondly, because ~all friendship
 632   2, 24  |             25] A[4] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, we may speak of charity
 633   2, 24  |            respect of their nature, secondly, in respect of the corruption
 634   2, 24  |        shall be, turned into hell." Secondly, by way of wish, yet so
 635   2, 24  |             25] A[7] Body Para. 2/5~Secondly, a man is said to be something
 636   2, 24  |          friend to be ~and to live; secondly, he desires good things
 637   2, 24  |             25] A[8] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly love of one's enemies may
 638   2, 24  |            25] A[11] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, we love a thing as being
 639   2, 25  |            its measure of goodness. Secondly, a thing ~causes love, as
 640   2, 25  |              everlasting happiness. Secondly love is said to be greater
 641   2, 25  |             26] A[9] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, the degrees of love may
 642   2, 25  |             man's love for himself. Secondly, because ~parents know better
 643   2, 25  |             a more excellent good, ~secondly by reason of a closer connection.
 644   2, 25  |          manifest in our ~"action." Secondly, because we all naturally
 645   2, 26  |         love not, they are ~blamed. Secondly, because a mother, whose
 646   2, 26  |             27] A[5] Body Para. 2/4~Secondly, it may be understood as
 647   2, 26  |             neighbor ~whom we love, secondly, on the part of the reason
 648   2, 26  |             for loving one's enemy. Secondly, because if we suppose that
 649   2, 26  |            manifest Myself to him." Secondly, the comparison may be ~
 650   2, 27  |          good considered in itself; secondly, when ~we rejoice in the
 651   2, 27  |     creature must needs be ~finite. Secondly, fulness of joy may be understood
 652   2, 28  |        lusteth against the spirit." Secondly, in so far as one and the
 653   2, 28  |             wish to be and to live: secondly, a man wishes a ~thing from
 654   2, 28  |        corruptive or distressing." ~Secondly, such like evils are yet
 655   2, 28  |             30] A[2] Body Para. 3/4~Secondly, it happens through real
 656   2, 28  |            ways: ~first, in itself; secondly, in comparison with its
 657   2, 30  |             or in the hope of gain. Secondly, we speak of a thing being ~
 658   2, 30  |           one man prays for others; secondly, by giving human ~assistance,
 659   2, 30  |          applied by "counselling." ~Secondly, there may be a deficiency
 660   2, 30  |        takes the form of "reproof." Secondly, in respect of the person ~
 661   2, 30  |          gift, forsake not My Law." Secondly, ~on account of the object
 662   2, 30  |             32] A[3] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, we may compare them with
 663   2, 30  |         neighbor's corporal needs. ~Secondly, they may be considered
 664   2, 30  |             32] A[6] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, a thing is said to be necessary,
 665   2, 30  |           himself to another state. Secondly, ~when that which he deprives
 666   2, 30  |             32] A[7] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, a thing is ill-gotten,
 667   2, 30  |             beg ~help from others." Secondly, almsdeeds deserve to be
 668   2, 30  |          praiseworthy to give alms: secondly, by relieving his need more
 669   2, 31  |        being harmful to the sinner, secondly as conducing to the ~harm
 670   2, 31  |           33] A[2] R.O. 3 Para. 3/4~Secondly, fraternal correction may
 671   2, 31  |             33] A[5] Body Para. 2/4~Secondly, such like correction becomes
 672   2, 31  |           shameless or unabashed." ~Secondly, we ought to safeguard our
 673   2, 31  |           is a sin, as Jerome says: secondly, to ~prove that the deed
 674   2, 32  |             is seen in His Essence; secondly, in His effects, ~when,
 675   2, 32  |             in the person who sins, secondly ~by reason of the hurt inflicted
 676   2, 33  |             whatever causes sorrow; secondly, that he passes to other
 677   2, 33  |             unpleasant objects, and secondly he even ~struggles against
 678   2, 34  |             36] A[1] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, another's good may be reckoned
 679   2, 34  |             36] A[2] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, we may grieve over another'
 680   2, 35  |      discord which is in the heart, secondly contention, which is on ~
 681   2, 35  |              ways: first, directly; secondly, accidentally. Now, human
 682   2, 36  |           of the contentious party, secondly, with regard ~to the manner
 683   2, 37  |            the species of that sin, secondly, according to its ~circumstances.
 684   2, 37  |            they be ~excommunicated. Secondly, they refuse submission
 685   2, 38  |             40] A[1] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, a just cause is required,
 686   2, 38  |             40] A[3] Body Para. 2/4~Secondly, a man may be deceived by
 687   2, 39  |           says or does well or ill. Secondly, ~he delights in quarrelling
 688   2, 40  |             intention of ~fighting. Secondly, they differ in that war
 689   2, 40  |     instance of a city or kingdom. ~Secondly, schism does not imply any
 690   2, 40  |            sin most grievously; and secondly it is in those who are led
 691   2, 42  |           the perfection of heaven. Secondly, in ~the sense that a man'
 692   2, 42  |         neighbor is a "holy" ~love. Secondly, as regards the rule of
 693   2, 43  |             firstly, wisdom itself, secondly, the opposite vice. Under
 694   2, 43  |            good and simply perfect, secondly, by a kind of ~likeness,
 695   2, 43  |             perfect use of reason, ~secondly, on account of a certain
 696   2, 43  |        wisdom is said to be modest. Secondly, in ~those matters in which
 697   2, 43  |           consenting to the good." ~Secondly, that he should bring to
 698   2, 44  |          such like folly is no sin. Secondly, by ~plunging his sense
 699   2, 45  |       consider ~prudence in itself; secondly, its parts; thirdly, the
 700   2, 45  |            the thing that is good, ~secondly, formally, under the aspect
 701   2, 45  |            rich in a ~poor empire." Secondly, because, since man is a
 702   2, 45  |   businessman, or a prudent sailor; secondly, because ~he fails in the
 703   2, 45  |            above (FS, Q[58], A[5]); secondly because prudence commands
 704   2, 46  |  understanding" or "intelligence." ~Secondly, the acquiring of knowledge,
 705   2, 46  |             belongs to "foresight"; secondly, to attend to the circumstances
 706   2, 47  |         sensitive part of the soul. Secondly, whatever a man ~wishes
 707   2, 47  |            discovering it oneself, ~secondly by learning it from others.
 708   2, 48  |        govern each thing in itself, secondly, to withstand ~outward assailants
 709   2, 49  |        respect is a special virtue. Secondly indirectly, through ~the
 710   2, 51  |        requisite for prudence, ~and secondly those vices which have a
 711   2, 51  |             first, as a ~privation, secondly, as a contrary. Properly
 712   2, 51  |            in respect of all sins; ~secondly, because it is general in
 713   2, 51  |           the very ~acts of reason: secondly, by participation; and in
 714   2, 51  |        various kinds of imprudence. Secondly, in ~respect of the quasi-potential
 715   2, 51  |           the will or of a passion, secondly through contempt of the ~
 716   2, 52  |           it ~will be a mortal sin. Secondly on the part of the cause:
 717   2, 52  |   negligence that is a ~venial sin: secondly through lack of charity
 718   2, 53  |            end of ~life as a whole. Secondly, relatively, i.e. in relation
 719   2, 53  |             prudence of the ~flesh; secondly, when, in order to obtain
 720   2, 53  |            end belongs to prudence. Secondly the ~adopting of such like
 721   2, 53  |             preaching the ~Gospel." Secondly, solicitude about temporal
 722   2, 53  |          body ~and soul (Mt. 6:26); secondly, on account of the care
 723   2, 55  |        between private individuals; secondly, ~by public agreement, as
 724   2, 55  |            offspring to nourish it. Secondly a thing is naturally ~commensurate
 725   2, 55  |         there is the "just" simply. Secondly a ~thing is said to be other
 726   2, 56  |             to be done "knowingly," secondly to be done "by choice,"
 727   2, 56  |           will alone ~is perpetual. Secondly on the part of the subject,
 728   2, 56  |          relation with individuals, secondly as regards his relations ~
 729   2, 56  |             part of its definition. Secondly a thing is said to be general ~"
 730   2, 56  |       having a ~determinate matter; secondly, as certain general modes
 731   2, 56  |           and ~concupiscible parts. Secondly, on he part of the matter,
 732   2, 56  |         good simply in this ~sense. Secondly a thing is said to be good
 733   2, 57  |           justice (Q[58], AA[5],6). Secondly we ~speak of injustice in
 734   2, 57  |            not called an injustice. Secondly, this may ~happen on account
 735   2, 57  |         referred to another person. Secondly, this or that man ~may be
 736   2, 58  |             inclination of justice; secondly, that it come ~from one
 737   2, 58  |            perverted" or "unjust": ~secondly, when a man judges about
 738   2, 58  |           esteemeth all men fools." Secondly, this is ~due to a man being
 739   2, 58  |             against a lesser evil. ~Secondly we may interpret something
 740   2, 58  |            called ~"natural right," secondly by some agreement between
 741   2, 59  |             in selling and ~buying. Secondly when a man transfers his
 742   2, 59  |       unjust thing, it follows that secondly ~retaliation consists in
 743   2, 60  |           not bound to restitution. Secondly, by saying what is untrue ~
 744   2, 60  |        restitution or compensation. Secondly, unjustly, if the intention
 745   2, 60  |            the value of the house. ~Secondly, a man may damnify another
 746   2, 60  |           it for some pious object. Secondly a man gives ~unlawfully,
 747   2, 60  |             are its ~lawful owners. Secondly by transferring to another
 748   2, 60  |            the injustice committed. Secondly, a man ~takes another's
 749   2, 60  |            his courage in thieving. Secondly, on the part of the taker,
 750   2, 60  |           restitution ~principally. Secondly, in the case of consent;
 751   2, 60  |            of all, the "commander"; secondly, the "executor," and in ~
 752   2, 61  |           to ~distributive justice; secondly we shall consider the vices
 753   2, 61  |           grace is the more worthy. Secondly, in relation to ~the common
 754   2, 61  |         what he has taken from him. Secondly, it may be ~considered in
 755   2, 62  |         natural law and to charity. Secondly, because every part, as
 756   2, 62  |           ways: first, ~in himself; secondly, in relation to something
 757   2, 62  |             opposition to ~charity: secondly, because he inflicts an
 758   2, 62  |            which he ought to avoid: secondly, when he ~does not take
 759   2, 63  |          moderation of correction; ~secondly, that they should not always
 760   2, 63  |       injured by ~death or maiming. Secondly, pleasure or rest of the
 761   2, 64  |          mere will all things obey. Secondly, as ~regards their use,
 762   2, 64  |          great number of ~servants. Secondly, because human affairs are
 763   2, 64  |           what belongs to ~another. Secondly, because of the guile or
 764   2, 64  |             fill his hungry ~soul." Secondly, theft is stated not to
 765   2, 65  |           give each man his right. ~Secondly, he finds a hindrance on
 766   2, 66  |          i.e. by calumniating ~him; secondly, on the part of the commonwealth,
 767   2, 66  |              Si quem poenituerit.]. Secondly by ~withdrawing altogether
 768   2, 67  |           may ~stand in their way." Secondly, a man appeals in order
 769   2, 67  |             69] A[4] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly a man is condemned unjustly:
 770   2, 68  |            that ~of many witnesses. Secondly, because those who have
 771   2, 68  |             is always a mortal sin. Secondly, owing to the violation
 772   2, 69  |            it is impossible to him, secondly because it ~is unbecoming
 773   2, 69  |           engaged in Divine things. Secondly, on account of some ~personal
 774   2, 70  |       spoken above ~(Q[64], seqq.). Secondly, when a man publishes something
 775   2, 70  |        exposed by "reviling" words. Secondly, there is the fault ~of
 776   2, 70  |        imagine himself to be wise." Secondly, for the good of many who
 777   2, 71  |             the backbiter secretly; secondly, as to the ~end in view,
 778   2, 71  |           which is false about him; secondly, by stating his ~sin to
 779   2, 71  |            sin is pleasing ~to him: secondly, indirectly, that is, if
 780   2, 73  |            ways: first, in ~itself, secondly, in relation to the person.
 781   2, 74  |        sometimes called backbiters. Secondly, ~speaking is related to
 782   2, 75  |             in buying and ~selling: secondly, we shall consider usury,
 783   2, 75  |             77] A[1] Body Para. 3/4~Secondly we may speak of buying and
 784   2, 77  |           as an object of contempt. Secondly, in so far as it is distinct ~
 785   2, 78  |             the aspect of equality; secondly, by falling short of the
 786   2, 78  |       nature that men call divine." Secondly, it is ~not possible to
 787   2, 79  |            and object in ~religion; secondly, that to which something
 788   2, 80  |             are its principal acts; secondly, ~we shall consider its
 789   2, 81  |             the power of the cause; secondly imperfectly, by merely ~
 790   2, 81  |             is done by ~commanding; secondly, by leading up to the effect,
 791   2, 81  |           all the days of my life." Secondly, on the part of the ~petitioner,
 792   2, 81  |            to ~be fulfilled by him, secondly, as to be obtained through
 793   2, 81  |             be obtained by ~prayer. Secondly, that many may thank God
 794   2, 81  |         Serm. Dom. in Monte i, 21]. Secondly, in the sense that certain
 795   2, 81  |           willing the glory of God, secondly, by willing to ~enjoy His
 796   2, 81  |        Forgive us our ~trespasses." Secondly, there is temptation which
 797   2, 81  |            she spoke in her heart." Secondly, the voice is used in praying
 798   2, 81  |    absolutely necessary for prayer. Secondly, a thing is said ~to be
 799   2, 81  |           considering it in itself; secondly, by considering it in its
 800   2, 82  |             body to reverence God; ~secondly, those acts whereby some
 801   2, 82  |             of Solomon (3 ~Kgs. 8). Secondly, on account of the sacred
 802   2, 82  |             which is from the east. Secondly, because Paradise was situated ~
 803   2, 84  |             the character of ~rent. Secondly, by reason of a previous
 804   2, 84  |           ordination of the Church; secondly, through being ministers
 805   2, 84  |             to be ~without blemish. Secondly, on account of contempt,
 806   2, 86  |             88] A[6] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, because he that vows something
 807   2, 86  |           of madness or imbecility. Secondly, through the maker of a
 808   2, 86  |            vow, namely, continency; secondly, ~the perpetuity of the
 809   2, 87  |        confirm one's own assertion: secondly, by way of adjuration as ~
 810   2, 87  |           lies [Vulg.: 'proudly']." Secondly, on account ~of this lack
 811   2, 87  |           of the person who swears. Secondly, as regards the ~point to
 812   2, 87  |           89] A[7] R.O. 2 Para. 2/2~Secondly, an oath leads to an evil
 813   2, 87  |             according ~to his will. Secondly, one man promises another
 814   2, 88  |            an ~irrational creature. Secondly, so that it be referred
 815   2, 88  |         miracles by calling on God: secondly, by ~way of compulsion,
 816   2, 89  |            shall be paid to Thee." ~Secondly, we may speak of God as
 817   2, 90  |             giving worship ~to God; secondly, we shall treat of those
 818   2, 90  |           on the ~part of the mode, secondly on the part of the object.
 819   2, 91  |             less than he owes God. ~Secondly, a thing is in excess with
 820   2, 92  |            the divine ~sovereignty. Secondly, the gravity of a sin may
 821   2, 92  |      Godhead, "to stones and wood." Secondly, because man takes a natural ~
 822   2, 93  |          ways: first in its causes, secondly in ~itself. Now the causes
 823   2, 93  |           depend ~on the multitude. Secondly, because of the interference
 824   2, 93  |            stated above (AA[5],6): ~secondly, that they be not applied
 825   2, 93  |            by the judgment of men." Secondly, ~if even in a case of necessity
 826   2, 94  |          deed, as murder and theft: secondly, through ~being directed
 827   2, 95  |           to the temptation of God. Secondly, in ~order to be instructed
 828   2, 96  |             stated in the ~Article. Secondly, there is perjury when justice
 829   2, 98  |            100] A[1] Body Para. 2/4~Secondly, because a thing cannot
 830   2, 100 |        certain power over subjects: secondly, as regards the exercise
 831   2, 100 |           also to one's fatherland. Secondly, that which is paid to ~
 832   2, 101 |        praise is included in honor. Secondly, ~because by paying honor
 833   2, 102 |       command is ~competent to God. Secondly, because infusion of grace
 834   2, 102 |           force of water intervene. Secondly, through lack of order in ~
 835   2, 102 |          the former ~and obey God." Secondly, a subject is not bound
 836   2, 102 |         when one is bound to obey: ~secondly, perfect obedience, which
 837   2, 103 |           to disobey God than man. ~Secondly, on the part of the things
 838   2, 104 |          other ~things being equal. Secondly, a favor may be said to
 839   2, 105 |            107] A[3] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, a man may be ungrateful,
 840   2, 105 |            opportunity of repaying. Secondly, he should be inclined ~
 841   2, 106 |         something done voluntarily. Secondly, punishment may be considered
 842   2, 106 |         possession of their master. Secondly, when one person's sin is ~
 843   2, 106 |              A[4] R.O. 2 Para. 3/4 ~Secondly, because the particular
 844   2, 107 |             A[1]; ~FP, Q[21], A[2]. Secondly, truth may stand for that
 845   2, 107 |            the part of the ~object, secondly, on the part of the act.
 846   2, 107 |            109] A[4] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, one may incline to what
 847   2, 108 |            110] A[2] Body Para. 2/7~Secondly, lies may be divided with
 848   2, 108 |            well to change his mind. Secondly, if circumstances have ~
 849   2, 108 |            ways. First, in itself, ~secondly, with regard to the agent.
 850   2, 108 |             ways: first, in itself; secondly, in respect of the evil
 851   2, 108 |             them spiritual houses." Secondly, it may be considered with
 852   2, 110 |          article and Q[110], A[2]). Secondly, with ~regard to its cause,
 853   2, 110 |        proud" [Douay: ~'glorious']. Secondly, as being the end of boasting,
 854   2, 110 |       neither God nor his neighbor. Secondly, it may be considered with
 855   2, 111 |           one of its circumstances. Secondly, a person ~belittles himself
 856   2, 113 |          you that ~call evil good." Secondly, by reason of the intention,
 857   2, 115 |             another, as justice is; secondly, ~that it is concerned with
 858   2, 116 |             many at the same ~time. Secondly, it may signify immoderation
 859   2, 116 |        gains through covetousness." Secondly, it denotes immoderation
 860   2, 116 |             belong to covetousness. Secondly, ~the degrees of sin may
 861   2, 116 |         with money" (Eccles. ~5:9). Secondly, it may be considered in
 862   2, 117 |           the covetous man exceeds. Secondly, because the ~prodigal man
 863   2, 120 |            strange gods before Me"; secondly, "Thou ~shalt not make to
 864   2, 120 |           pertains to superstition. Secondly, by ~lack, as it were, of
 865   2, 120 |          the everlasting kingdom": ~secondly, as denoting an act of the
 866   2, 121 |           the intellectual virtues; secondly, by establishing ~the rectitude
 867   2, 121 |          the virtue of temperance. ~Secondly, through the will being
 868   2, 121 |        having learned to do ~well." Secondly, a man performs an act of
 869   2, 121 |           act firmly and immovably. Secondly, ~fortitude may be taken
 870   2, 121 |          those who fight in battle; secondly, there is the private ~combat,
 871   2, 121 |        stronger than with a weaker. Secondly, because he that ~endures
 872   2, 126 |             parts of fortitude; and secondly we shall treat of each part.~
 873   2, 127 |          the field of its activity, secondly to ~its proper act, which
 874   2, 127 |             is unmindful of favors; secondly, he is remiss and ~slow
 875   2, 127 |              the Divine assistance, secondly, even human ~assistance,
 876   2, 128 |            ambition, and vainglory. Secondly, we shall consider ~pusillanimity
 877   2, 128 |           or the like, than he has. Secondly, as regards the ~kind of
 878   2, 129 |            than his share of honor. Secondly, when a man desires honor ~
 879   2, 130 |    something frail ~and perishable: secondly, on the part of him from
 880   2, 130 |         believe one that is better. Secondly, as regards the will, and
 881   2, 131 |          out of littleness of soul. Secondly, it may be ~considered in
 882   2, 134 |             moderated by ~patience; secondly, to anger, which is moderated
 883   2, 134 |              it is more difficult. ~Secondly, because the very delay
 884   2, 135 |         proper object of that ~act: secondly, from the length of time,
 885   2, 135 |           this as ~its special end. Secondly, by reason of the relation
 886   2, 135 |          the other infused virtues. Secondly, it may be taken to denote ~
 887   2, 136 |           opposed to ~{eutrapelia}. Secondly, we may consider the relaxation
 888   2, 139 |             in a general sense, and secondly in a sense ~of excellence.~
 889   2, 139 |           Dionysius (Div. Nom. iv). Secondly, because the ~things from
 890   2, 139 |            necessary to an ~animal. Secondly, it may be taken for something
 891   2, 140 |             childish in this sense. Secondly. by way ~of likeness, and
 892   2, 140 |         according to Ethic. vii, 6. Secondly, they are alike as to the ~
 893   2, 140 |             preservation of nature. Secondly, a desire may be called ~
 894   2, 140 |            to the matter or object; secondly, on the part of the man
 895   2, 140 |            motive of intemperance. ~Secondly, because the more voluntary
 896   2, 140 |         defense of the common good. Secondly, with regard to the ~difficulty,
 897   2, 140 |             and made like to them." Secondly, because ~it is most repugnant
 898   2, 141 |             movements of the soul; ~secondly, in the outward movements
 899   2, 141 |           Andronicus "contentment"; secondly, we must not be too ~nice
 900   2, 142 |            their lack of judgment. ~Secondly, on account of his knowledge
 901   2, 142 |            is not reckoned an evil; secondly because one reckons ~it
 902   2, 142 |          sins, they boast of them. ~Secondly, because they apprehend
 903   2, 144 |            about pleasures of food; secondly, those which are about ~
 904   2, 144 |          but something indifferent. Secondly, it may be taken as regulated
 905   2, 145 |       abstinence in meat and drink. Secondly, we have recourse to ~fasting
 906   2, 145 |            is towards ~his mother." Secondly, we may say with Jerome [*
 907   2, 146 |         improportionate to the end; secondly, ~with regard to the end
 908   2, 146 |            nourishment of the body. Secondly, ~the gravity of a sin depends
 909   2, 146 |            148] A[4] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, the inordinate concupiscence
 910   2, 146 |            turn my mind in wisdom." Secondly, as ~regards the. appetite,
 911   2, 147 |            from its immoderate use. Secondly, a man may ~have wisdom
 912   2, 147 |        Romans women drank ~no wine. Secondly, sobriety is more requisite
 913   2, 148 |            resulting from a fault. ~Secondly, drunkenness may denote
 914   2, 148 |             as stated above (A[1]). Secondly, so that he perceives the ~
 915   2, 149 |     relating to venereal pleasures. Secondly, the word ~"chastity" is
 916   2, 150 |          behooved me now to do it." Secondly, because perhaps the person
 917   2, 150 |           consecrated to her God?" ~Secondly, a thing may be most excellent
 918   2, 151 |              an obstacle to virtue. Secondly, as regards the perfect
 919   2, 151 |         breaks out into lewd words. Secondly, on account ~of the cause:
 920   2, 152 |           this ~pleasure is sought; secondly, when, whereas there is
 921   2, 152 |            with an unmarried woman. Secondly, the ~matter wherein the
 922   2, 152 |         consanguinity or ~affinity. Secondly, with regard to the person
 923   2, 152 |        regard to the sin in itself, secondly with regard to some accident. ~
 924   2, 152 |    obligation or reasonable cause. ~Secondly, a thing is said to be a
 925   2, 152 |            154] A[5] Body Para. 2/5~Secondly, nocturnal pollution may
 926   2, 152 |     upbringing of his own children. Secondly, by accession to a ~woman
 927   2, 152 |             commit adultery"); "and secondly, she ~hath offended against
 928   2, 152 |       common to all ~lustful vices; secondly, because, in addition, it
 929   2, 152 |            some call ~"effeminacy." Secondly, by copulation with a thing
 930   2, 153 |            above (Q[152], AA[4],5). Secondly it may be ~understood in
 931   2, 154 |     incontinence" or "impetuosity": secondly, ~when a man does not stand
 932   2, 154 |             in accord with reason; ~secondly, because he plunges into
 933   2, 154 |             following evil desires. Secondly, ~incontinence about a matter
 934   2, 154 |       nowise in accord with reason. Secondly, because the ~movement of
 935   2, 154 |            156] A[4] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, the sin of incontinence
 936   2, 155 |             anger, as stated above; secondly, ~because it pertains to
 937   2, 156 |          desired both well and ill. Secondly, ~evil is found in a passion
 938   2, 156 |    therefore the character of evil. Secondly, consequently, inasmuch
 939   2, 156 |            158] A[2] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, the order of reason in
 940   2, 156 |             some other like action. Secondly, the ~movement of anger
 941   2, 156 |          and for any slight cause. ~Secondly, in relation to the duration
 942   2, 156 |            158] A[7] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, anger may be considered,
 943   2, 159 |           humility is a punishment. Secondly, through an ~intrinsic principle:
 944   2, 159 |        regards His ~assumed nature. Secondly, a thing may be said to
 945   2, 159 |           of the spiritual edifice. Secondly, ~a thing is first among
 946   2, 159 |            to the eleventh ~degree; secondly, by regulating it according
 947   2, 159 |      belongs to the ~eighth degree: secondly, by deeming oneself incapable
 948   2, 160 |           we say ~that it is a sin. Secondly, it may simply denominate "
 949   2, 160 |            as ~stated (A[1], ad 2). Secondly, it may be considered as
 950   2, 160 |           is ~inordinately desired. Secondly, indirectly and accidentally
 951   2, 160 |             the sensitive appetite. Secondly, the irascible may be taken
 952   2, 160 |            162] A[4] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, it may be considered with
 953   2, 160 |             destroyed ~by unbelief. Secondly, in some particular matter
 954   2, 160 |          162] A[6] R.O. 1 Para. 2/2~Secondly, it is difficult to avoid
 955   2, 160 |             as being a special sin; secondly, as having ~a general influence
 956   2, 161 |           the seal of resemblance." Secondly, as to knowledge: and this ~
 957   2, 161 |          thereto ~by his own power. Secondly, the woman not only herself
 958   2, 162 |             man ~through his fault. Secondly, as having an aspect of
 959   2, 162 |            sense ~but pain of loss. Secondly, it may be considered as
 960   2, 162 |     Cherubim, and a flaming sword." Secondly, they were punished by having ~
 961   2, 162 |              and thy ~conceptions"; secondly, in the pain which she suffers
 962   2, 162 |             the earth in thy work." Secondly, by the cares of his ~toil,
 963   2, 162 |           themselves to be ~naked." Secondly, by the reproach for their
 964   2, 162 |     instance, extreme heat or cold. Secondly, to ~hide his ignominy and
 965   2, 165 |            167] A[1] Body Para. 3/5~Secondly, there may be sin by reason
 966   2, 165 |          songs of pastoral idylls." Secondly, ~when a man studies to
 967   2, 165 |             become foolishly dull." Secondly, when the knowledge of sensible
 968   2, 166 |          fittingness to the person; secondly, in ~respect of fittingness
 969   2, 166 |            168] A[3] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, there may be excess in
 970   2, 167 |           its whole, is offensive." Secondly, the lack of moderation
 971   2, 167 |               save for vainglory." ~Secondly, when a man seeks sensuous
 972   2, 167 |          trouble of lifting it up." Secondly, by ~seeking glory from
 973   2, 168 |         ways: first, in themselves; secondly, in their effects. Considered
 974   2, 169 |            in the sun, and in fire; secondly, by way of a ~passion, or
 975   2, 169 |             habitual gift of grace. Secondly, a thing is above human ~
 976   2, 169 |            in ~their presentiality: secondly, as in their causes, inasmuch
 977   2, 170 |        human experience may extend. Secondly, because the ~former prophecy
 978   2, 170 |        which is sanctifying grace. ~Secondly, with regard to the inward
 979   2, 170 |            be had ~without charity. Secondly, on account of their respective
 980   2, 171 |    represented first to the senses, secondly to the imagination, ~thirdly
 981   2, 172 |             occurrence supervening. Secondly, God ~foreknows certain
 982   2, 172 |    withdrawn from objects of sense. Secondly ~the degrees of this prophecy
 983   2, 172 |        plainly and not by riddles." Secondly, as regards ~the imaginary
 984   2, 172 |    likenesses of corporeal ~things. Secondly, vision is remote on the
 985   2, 172 |          must believe that He ~is"; secondly, in the mystery of Christ'
 986   2, 173 |            senses through weakness: secondly, by the power of ~the demons,
 987   2, 173 |            175] A[2] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, rapture may be considered
 988   2, 173 |      ecstasy that came upon Peter. ~Secondly, so that he contemplates
 989   2, 173 |    beatifies the saints in ~heaven. Secondly, by way of a transitory
 990   2, 173 |            ad lit. xii, 26,28,34). ~Secondly, the third heaven may be
 991   2, 173 |           man according to nature; ~secondly, what has to be done by
 992   2, 174 |       tongues considered in itself. Secondly, because the gift of ~prophecy
 993   2, 174 |            follow (1 ~Cor. 14:4,5). Secondly, as regards the speaker
 994   2, 175 |            speaks so as "to teach." Secondly, in ~order to move the affections,
 995   2, 175 |           supervening by accident). Secondly, lest men's minds be enticed
 996   2, 176 |             confirmation of faith, ~secondly, because it proceeds from
 997   2, 178 |             tradition of Holy Writ. Secondly, he needs to apply himself
 998   2, 178 |             first of God's majesty, secondly of His judgments, ~thirdly
 999   2, 178 |          first, the ~moral virtues; secondly, other acts exclusive of
1000   2, 178 |            vision of God's essence. Secondly, one may be in this life ~