Part, Question

1001   2, 178 |           things that are near it"; secondly, "its uplifting from ~external
1002   2, 178 |      variety of composite objects; ~secondly, because it understands
1003   2, 178 |            from external objects." ~Secondly, another lack of uniformity
1004   2, 178 |    contemplates without difficulty. Secondly, contemplation ~may be delightful
1005   2, 178 |            in regard to its nature; secondly, in regard to us. It is
1006   2, 178 |           and unchangeable ~things; secondly, because it has no contrary,
1007   2, 180 |            to Divine contemplation. Secondly, active ~life may be considered
1008   2, 180 |            182] A[4] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, a thing precedes with regard
1009   2, 181 |          perfecting of the saints." Secondly, it regards the need of
1010   2, 182 |    necessary for an ~animal's life. Secondly, a thing is said to be perfect
1011   2, 182 |            necessary for salvation. Secondly, by the ~removal from man'
1012   2, 182 |            perfect children of God. Secondly, as to ~the intensity of
1013   2, 182 |           to his internal ~actions; secondly, with respect to his external
1014   2, 182 |           be released from service. Secondly, it is ~required that the
1015   2, 182 |            other outward practices. Secondly, it may be considered ~in
1016   2, 183 | presumptuous to tend to perfection. Secondly, because he who enters ~
1017   2, 183 |         according to his ~own will; secondly, what it behooves a man
1018   2, 183 |         undertake an honest labor." Secondly, because this is contrary
1019   2, 183 |          185] A[6] R.O. 2 Para. 2/3~Secondly, according to Augustine'
1020   2, 184 |             state consists chiefly; secondly, ~those things which are
1021   2, 184 |      charity belongs to perfection. Secondly, a ~thing belongs to perfection
1022   2, 184 |             to the married ~state." Secondly, because it involves man
1023   2, 184 |             perfection of charity: ~secondly, as quieting the human mind
1024   2, 184 |      removed by the vow of poverty; secondly, the concupiscence of ~sensible
1025   2, 184 |             by the vow of poverty; ~secondly, as regards the control
1026   2, 184 |          vow of voluntary poverty: ~secondly, the good of his own body,
1027   2, 184 |            186] A[8] Body Para. 3/5~Secondly, because the vow of obedience
1028   2, 184 |            186] A[9] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, a thing is contained in
1029   2, 184 |         precept of the ~divine law. Secondly, if he sin out of contempt,
1030   2, 184 |            done evil before Thee.'" Secondly, he ~is assisted by his
1031   2, 185 |           forbidden in other rules. Secondly, he refutes the above error ~
1032   2, 185 |            187] A[1] Body Para. 3/3~Secondly, a thing is said to be unlawful
1033   2, 185 |          work not with their hands. Secondly, as to the ~divine praises
1034   2, 185 |           the labors of thy hands." Secondly, it ~is directed to the
1035   2, 185 |            working with his hands." Secondly, to avoid the coveting of ~
1036   2, 185 |            were not as yet founded. Secondly, because religious ~have
1037   2, 185 |  exclusively with such like ~works; secondly, because those who devote
1038   2, 185 |           occasion from them," etc. Secondly, in order to avoid ~burdening
1039   2, 185 |          working with their hands. ~Secondly, because that which they
1040   2, 185 |         authority of ~the prelates. Secondly, if they be ministers of
1041   2, 185 |           anything else unbecoming. Secondly, mendicancy may be considered
1042   2, 185 |            mendicancy is ~unlawful; secondly, by a motive of necessity
1043   2, 185 |        before Me?" (3 Kgs. 21:29). ~Secondly, in order to set an example
1044   2, 185 |            187] A[6] Body Para. 4/4~Secondly, coarse and homely attire
1045   2, 186 |             or ~ransoming captives. Secondly, there may be various religious
1046   2, 186 |       spiritual welfare ~of others. Secondly, in the sense of tolerating
1047   2, 186 |            188] A[5] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, the study of letters is
1048   2, 186 |             and teach not yourself. Secondly, as regards the affections, ~
1049   2, 187 |           to ~arrive at the summit. Secondly, in comparison with various
1050   2, 187 |             dispositions of nature. Secondly, the efficacy of a simple ~
1051   2, 187 |       proportionate to the due end. Secondly, on account of a religious ~
1052   2, 187 |           qu. iii, cap. ~Praesens). Secondly, if one person persuade
1053   2, 187 |            mortal and fallible man. Secondly, ~the entrance into religion
1054   3, 1   |         fitness of the Incarnation; secondly, the mode of union of the
1055   3, 1   |         preservation of human life. Secondly, when the end is attained
1056   3, 1   |    established and founded faith." ~Secondly, with regard to hope, which
1057   3, 1   |      because they have ~no bodies." Secondly, because we are thereby
1058   3, 1   |            as being of God and man. Secondly, man's ~satisfaction may
1059   3, 1   |            Q[1] A[5] Body Para. 3/5~Secondly, on account of the order
1060   3, 1   |            Q[1] A[6] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, from the effect of man'
1061   3, 2   |            first, the union itself; secondly, the Person assuming; thirdly,
1062   3, 2   |          disproved later on (A[6]). Secondly, because ~thereby we should
1063   3, 2   |            Q[2] A[1] Body Para. 3/4~Secondly, one thing is made up of
1064   3, 2   |             it cannot be generated. Secondly, ~because what is mixed
1065   3, 2   |           its ~specific perfection. Secondly, because the Divine and
1066   3, 2   |           Boethius (De Duab. Nat.). Secondly, because if it is granted ~
1067   3, 2   |             the Nature of the Word. Secondly, in the aspect of person
1068   3, 2   |            2] A[5] R.O. 2 Para. 2/2~Secondly, this saying of Damascene
1069   3, 2   |            the man, as in a temple; secondly, ~"by unity of intention,"
1070   3, 2   |             for essence or ~nature; secondly, for suppositum or hypostasis -
1071   3, 2   |        regard to the things united; secondly, in regard to that in which
1072   3, 2   |  gratuitously bestowing something; ~secondly, as the free gift of God.
1073   3, 2   |          saints know and love God; ~secondly, by personal being, and
1074   3, 2   |             as in ~other creatures; secondly, by sanctifying grace, as
1075   3, 2   |            cannot fall under merit. Secondly, because ~grace cannot fall
1076   3, 2   |          natural to fire to mount; ~secondly, we call natural to man
1077   3, 3   |          together at the same time. Secondly, the ~intellect stands towards
1078   3, 3   |            Q[3] A[8] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, the reason of this fitness
1079   3, 4   |        assumed by the Word of God; ~secondly, what were co-assumed, whether
1080   3, 4   |          with regard to the nature; secondly, with ~regard to its parts;
1081   3, 4   |            as the Platonists held; ~secondly, as existing in an intellect
1082   3, 4   |        individualized in a person. ~Secondly, because to a common nature
1083   3, 4   |             is the Person assuming. Secondly, ~because this would have
1084   3, 4   |          made for the whole nature. Secondly, it ~pertains to man's greater
1085   3, 5   |      Philosopher (Metaph. vii, 39). Secondly, because this ~would lessen
1086   3, 5   |            5] A[2] R.O. 1 Para. 2/2~Secondly, as regards His body, not
1087   3, 5   |          truth by the Evangelists. ~Secondly, this error lessens the
1088   3, 5   |            as is said Metaph. i, 2. Secondly, it ~is inconsistent with
1089   3, 6   |         midway between man and God; secondly, as regards the idea of ~
1090   3, 6   |           on the part of the agent, secondly on the part of the matter;
1091   3, 7   |         what belongs to perfection; secondly, what ~belongs to defect.~
1092   3, 7   |            influx of Divine ~grace. Secondly, on account of the dignity
1093   3, 7   |            can naturally be in him; secondly, ~"as regards power"; for
1094   3, 7   |            outpouring of His grace. Secondly, in His relation ~to the
1095   3, 7   |            part of grace itself, or secondly on the part of the one who
1096   3, 7   |          cannot exceed its subject. Secondly it may be viewed in its
1097   3, 7   |            the part of the subject; secondly, on the part of the form ~
1098   3, 7   |            Christ did not increase. Secondly, as regards the effects,
1099   3, 7   |             Holy Ghost takes place. Secondly, the reason of this order
1100   3, 8   |            amongst many brethren." ~Secondly, He had perfection as regards
1101   3, 8   |            Apostle says (Rm. 6:13): secondly, ~inasmuch as the life of
1102   3, 8   |            united to Him by ~glory; secondly, of those who are actually
1103   3, 8   |            of the whole human race; secondly, in ~free-will.~Aquin.:
1104   3, 8   |          head to the other members; secondly, by a certain exterior ~
1105   3, 8   |            the ~state of wayfarers. Secondly, because Christ is the Head
1106   3, 9   |            s knowledge in general; ~secondly, of each particular kind
1107   3, 9   |           souls of the rest of men. Secondly, ~because, since everything
1108   3, 9   |          way leading to perfection; secondly, as an effect proceeding
1109   3, 10  |          which ~it had in the Word. Secondly, "all things" may be taken
1110   3, 10  |         whatever is a being in act; secondly, relatively, i.e. ~whatever
1111   3, 10  |            yet does not comprehend. Secondly, ~there is the infinite
1112   3, 11  |         pertains to human sciences; secondly, by this knowledge Christ ~
1113   3, 11  |            a process of ~reasoning. Secondly, knowledge may be called
1114   3, 11  |          from the inflowing cause; ~secondly, as regards what it has
1115   3, 11  |             is a good ~and a being; secondly, being and goodness are
1116   3, 12  |      received from sensible things; secondly, by knowledge ~imprinted
1117   3, 12  |          active intellect suffices; secondly, by the ~higher impression
1118   3, 13  |             of nature ~or of grace; secondly, as it is the instrument
1119   3, 13  |  determinate ~relation to its body. Secondly, Christ's soul may be viewed
1120   3, 13  |           not subject to His will. ~Secondly, He wished things to be
1121   3, 14  |             of the defects of body; secondly, of the defects of soul.~
1122   3, 14  |    whereupon we esteemed Him ~not." Secondly, because the de. sire of
1123   3, 14  |            borne our ~infirmities." Secondly, in order to cause belief
1124   3, 15  |          the gifts of the ~wicked." Secondly, the truth of His human
1125   3, 15  |           that He suffered for us; ~secondly, with reference to His personal
1126   3, 15  |        knowledge of future things." Secondly, it may ~be considered with
1127   3, 15  |              with a bodily passion; secondly, with an animal passion.
1128   3, 15  |              but not so in ~Christ. Secondly, as regards the principle,
1129   3, 15  |             Christ, even as sorrow. Secondly, fear may be considered
1130   3, 15  |     passible, as Christ's soul was; secondly, because their bodies do
1131   3, 16  |       belongs to Christ in Himself; secondly, as to what belongs to Christ
1132   3, 16  |          that we are now speaking. ~Secondly, it may be so understood
1133   3, 16  |           as was said (A[1], ad 4). Secondly, because even if this ~proposition
1134   3, 16  |             a difference of nature. Secondly it may be ~taken as referring
1135   3, 16  |           human nature is a person. Secondly it may be taken that in ~
1136   3, 18  |             18] A[6] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, for contrariety of wills
1137   3, 18  |         could nowise extend so far. Secondly, ~because neither the Divine
1138   3, 20  |             rays of this goodness. ~Secondly, human nature is subject
1139   3, 20  |             or subject to Himself. ~Secondly, it may be understood of
1140   3, 21  |             Son should be unknown." Secondly, to give us an example ~
1141   3, 21  |             by the blessed vision." Secondly, movement ~signifies the
1142   3, 21  |             is required for prayer; secondly, because prayer ~implies
1143   3, 21  |             21] A[2] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, we may be said to pray
1144   3, 21  |            its natural ~affections: secondly, to show that a man may
1145   3, 21  |          pass from Him (Mt. 26:39). Secondly, by ~expressing the desire
1146   3, 22  |          and ~sacrifices for sins." Secondly, that man may be preserved
1147   3, 22  |         delivered up for our sins." Secondly, through Him we received ~
1148   3, 22  |           offered ~up men to idols. Secondly, the slaying of Christ may
1149   3, 22  |          offering of the sacrifice; secondly, the consummation of the ~
1150   3, 23  |             made through the Word. ~Secondly, the creature is likened
1151   3, 24  |           for the end of beatitude. Secondly, for a special ~reason.
1152   3, 24  |        comes under predestination. ~Secondly, predestination may be considered
1153   3, 24  |           24] A[2] R.O. 1 Para. 2/2~Secondly, it may be referred to the
1154   3, 24  |             sense of the objection. Secondly, a thing may be befitting
1155   3, 24  |             24] A[3] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, predestination may be considered
1156   3, 24  |              the image of His Son." Secondly, in respect of the manner
1157   3, 25  |              by which we adore Him; secondly, we ~must consider how He
1158   3, 25  |             adoration of ~"latria." Secondly, the adoration of Christ'
1159   3, 25  |             like wonderful effects. Secondly on account ~of the things
1160   3, 25  |       represents a rational nature: secondly, ~inasmuch as it is united
1161   3, 26  |          first, that he ~is a mean; secondly, that he unites others.
1162   3, 27  |             27] A[2] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, because, since the rational
1163   3, 27  |          have reflected on her Son. Secondly, because of the singular
1164   3, 27  |             disposed for the form. ~Secondly, there is the perfection
1165   3, 27  |             by his own ~sufferings. Secondly, as to His Baptism (1 Cor.
1166   3, 28  |             28] A[1] Body Para. 3/5~Secondly, this was befitting to a
1167   3, 28  |        female line in genealogies": secondly, "Mary and Joseph were of
1168   3, 28  |             28] A[2] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, this is fitting as regards
1169   3, 28  |             28] A[3] Body Para. 2/5~Secondly, this error is an insult
1170   3, 29  |             takes ~place in bodies. Secondly, because later on the demons,
1171   3, 29  |            first, for His own sake; secondly, for His Mother's sake; ~
1172   3, 29  |            29] A[1] Body Para. 2/12~Secondly, in order that in the customary
1173   3, 29  |            29] A[1] Body Para. 6/12~Secondly, that thus she might be
1174   3, 29  |           29] A[1] Body Para. 9/12 ~Secondly, because thereby the very
1175   3, 30  |             30] A[1] Body Para. 2/4~Secondly, that she might be a more
1176   3, 30  |             30] A[2] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, this was becoming to the
1177   3, 30  |             30] A[3] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, it was fitting as regards
1178   3, 30  |            exterior parts tremble. ~Secondly, because, as Origen says (
1179   3, 30  |             30] A[4] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, he purposed to instruct
1180   3, 31  |             His body was conceived; secondly, as to the author of ~His
1181   3, 31  |             31] A[4] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, because thus the truth
1182   3, 31  |             31] A[7] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, error may occur by attributing
1183   3, 31  |             already stated (A[6]~). Secondly, because since human flesh
1184   3, 32  |             32] A[1] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, this is befitting to the
1185   3, 32  |            He built with His blood. Secondly, His body may be called
1186   3, 33  |           the place of ~generation; secondly, the formation of the body
1187   3, 33  |   instantaneously to its due form. ~Secondly, on the part of the Person
1188   3, 33  |              so was it with Christ. Secondly, this ~beginning may be
1189   3, 35  |             to the nativity itself; secondly, as to His manifestation
1190   3, 35  |          first, ~as to its subject; secondly, as to its terminus. To
1191   3, 35  |            of the family of David." Secondly, because, as ~Gregory says (
1192   3, 36  |             36] A[1] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, because this would have
1193   3, 36  |           36] A[2] R.O. 3 Para. 2/4~Secondly, thereby the judicial power
1194   3, 36  |            as ~we read 1 Cor. 1:26. Secondly, the faith of Christ came
1195   3, 36  |          the Magi came, and Judea. ~Secondly, from the time [at which
1196   3, 37  |       brought His body from heaven. Secondly, in order to show ~His approval
1197   3, 37  |         called holy to the ~Lord.'" Secondly, as to the general precept
1198   3, 38  |             38] A[1] Body Para. 2/4~Secondly, that Christ might be manifested.
1199   3, 38  |             men to faith in Christ; secondly, by ~accustoming men to
1200   3, 38  |             38] A[4] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, because, as above stated,
1201   3, 38  |        moved by jealousy or anger." Secondly, if he ~had ceased to baptize
1202   3, 38  |             not supply this defect. Secondly, because, when in a ~sacrament,
1203   3, 39  |           be baptized ~afterwards." Secondly, as Chrysostom says (Hom.
1204   3, 39  |             Hom. de Bapt. Christi). Secondly, as Bede says on Mk. 1:9,
1205   3, 39  |             39] A[3] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, because, as Chrysostom
1206   3, 39  |             39] A[5] Body Para. 2/4~Secondly, the faith of the Church
1207   3, 39  |           39] A[6] R.O. 4 Para. 2/6~Secondly, in order to designate the
1208   3, 39  |           39] A[6] R.O. 4 Para. 6/6~Secondly, because, as Chrysostom
1209   3, 40  |             40] A[1] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, He came in order to free
1210   3, 40  |             40] A[3] Body Para. 2/4~Secondly, because just as He took
1211   3, 40  |            the precepts of the Law; secondly, by justifying us through ~
1212   3, 40  |            approval of the Old Law. Secondly, that by obeying the Law
1213   3, 40  |           40] A[4] R.O. 1 Para. 2/3~Secondly, He excuses Himself on the
1214   3, 41  |             41] A[1] Body Para. 2/4~Secondly, that we might be warned,
1215   3, 41  |             41] A[3] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, in order to show that the
1216   3, 41  |            every tree of paradise?" Secondly [he tempted him] to vainglory
1217   3, 41  |           corporeal nature by food. Secondly, he ~advanced to that matter
1218   3, 42  |             42] A[1] Body Para. 2/4~Secondly, in order to show that His
1219   3, 42  |             42] A[3] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, doctrine is hidden because
1220   3, 42  |             42] A[4] Body Para. 2/4~Secondly, on account of the excellence
1221   3, 43  |             43] A[1] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, in order to make known
1222   3, 43  |            divided against himself; secondly, by quoting the ~instance
1223   3, 43  |             43] A[4] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, as to the way in which
1224   3, 44  |             demons who attack ~men; secondly, that all might learn that
1225   3, 45  |           is imperfect ~conformity; secondly, by glory, which is perfect
1226   3, 46  |           first place, His Passion; secondly, His death; ~thirdly, His
1227   3, 46  |             have life everlasting." Secondly, on Christ's part, ~who
1228   3, 46  |           simply and absolutely; or secondly, from supposition. ~Therefore,
1229   3, 46  |               Christ died for ~us." Secondly, because thereby He set
1230   3, 46  |             46] A[4] Body Para. 3/8~Secondly, because this kind of death
1231   3, 46  |             46] A[5] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, the same is evident on
1232   3, 46  |             The words of ~my sins." Secondly, especially the fall of
1233   3, 46  |        suffering may be considered, secondly, from the ~susceptibility
1234   3, 46  |         most perfect state of life. Secondly, because it was ~not becoming
1235   3, 46  |              A[10] R.O. 1 Para. 2/4~Secondly, because the virtue of His
1236   3, 46  |              A[10] R.O. 2 Para. 2/3~Secondly, to set us the example of
1237   3, 46  |             one among the guilty." ~Secondly, as Pope Leo observes (Serm.
1238   3, 47  |            been powerless to do so. Secondly, because His spirit had
1239   3, 47  |            as is ~written Rm. 5:19. Secondly, it was suitable for reconciling
1240   3, 47  |           bruise Him in infirmity." Secondly, inasmuch as, by the ~infusion
1241   3, 48  |             was brought about; and, secondly, as to the ~effect in itself.
1242   3, 48  |            from which He ~suffered; secondly, on account of the dignity
1243   3, 48  |           them under the Sacrament. Secondly, because being ~passible
1244   3, 48  |            to the devil's bondage. ~Secondly, as to the debt of punishment,
1245   3, 48  |             to whomsoever he will." Secondly, by being ~united to Him
1246   3, 49  |      because she hath ~loved much." Secondly, Christ's Passion causes
1247   3, 49  |            which He was ~not bound; secondly, as to the place, since
1248   3, 49  |      Passion - "and My rising ~up." Secondly, as to His ascension into
1249   3, 50  |           died once for ~our sins." Secondly, in order to show the reality
1250   3, 51  |     granting leave ~for His burial. Secondly, because by Christ's rising
1251   3, 51  |            death and resurrection. ~Secondly, to commend the devotion
1252   3, 52  |          hell, I will be thy bite." Secondly, because it was ~fitting
1253   3, 52  |           had committed personally: secondly, for the sin of the whole ~
1254   3, 53  |             53] A[1] Body Para. 2/5~Secondly, for our instruction in
1255   3, 53  |             respect of His Godhead; secondly, ~in respect of His created
1256   3, 54  |         Christ in His Resurrection. Secondly, because He merited the ~
1257   3, 54  |            though not of the body." Secondly, to confirm the ~hearts
1258   3, 55  |             women at the sepulchre; secondly to the same on the way from
1259   3, 55  |             and hardness of heart." Secondly, ~that their testimony might
1260   3, 55  |             as you see Me to have." Secondly, He ~shows that it was a
1261   3, 55  |             55] A[6] Body Para. 3/4~Secondly, He showed them the truth
1262   3, 55  |          the last chapter of ~Luke. Secondly, in the works of the sensitive
1263   3, 57  |           57] A[1] R.O. 3 Para. 3/4~Secondly, to uplift our hope: hence
1264   3, 57  |            by His Divine power, and secondly by the power of ~His glorified
1265   3, 57  |          first of all, on our part; secondly, on His.~On our part, in
1266   3, 57  |             fosters, first, ~faith; secondly, hope; thirdly, charity.
1267   3, 57  |             57] A[6] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, because as the high-priest
1268   3, 58  |           the name for His bliss." ~Secondly, Christ is said to sit at
1269   3, 58  |          the glory of the Godhead": secondly, according to ~Augustine "
1270   3, 58  |           equality with the Father. Secondly, according to the ~grace
1271   3, 59  |           the throne of His grace." Secondly, because at the ~last judgment,
1272   3, 59  |             59] A[4] Body Para. 3/4~Secondly, the same appears from the
1273   3, 59  |            has power to judge them. Secondly, because ~by the lowliness
1274   3, 59  |              according to Mt. 8:31. Secondly, as to other accidental
1275   3, 60  |              sacraments in general; secondly, we shall consider specially
1276   3, 60  |             60] A[6] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, sacraments may be considered
1277   3, 61  |            future coming of Christ. Secondly, according as sin ~was more
1278   3, 62  |             effect, which is grace; secondly, of their secondary effect, ~
1279   3, 62  |       sacrament is a sign of grace. Secondly, as in its cause; for, as ~
1280   3, 63  |             63] A[3] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, each of the faithful is
1281   3, 63  |        conferred in the sacrament. ~Secondly, if it be considered as
1282   3, 63  |           regard to the thing done; secondly, in regard to the agent;
1283   3, 64  |              as a ~principal agent; secondly, as an instrument. In the
1284   3, 64  |        immediately where it is not: secondly, because grace ~which is
1285   3, 64  |          name of Christ: therefore, secondly, Christ's power of excellence
1286   3, 64  |          form or matter be wanting. Secondly, a thing is ~required for
1287   3, 64  |            64] A[10] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, the minister's intention
1288   3, 65  |           regard to his own person; secondly, in regard to the ~whole
1289   3, 65  |             some vital ~perfection; secondly, indirectly [per accidens],
1290   3, 65  |        laver of regeneration," etc. Secondly, by ~growth whereby a man
1291   3, 65  |            but also for the people. Secondly in ~regard to natural propagation.
1292   3, 65  |             the nature is defiled: ~secondly, by reason of its vehemence
1293   3, 65  |             65] A[3] Body Para. 2/4~Secondly, this is made clear by considering
1294   3, 65  |           simple ~necessity of end. Secondly, a thing is said to be necessary,
1295   3, 66  |          sacraments of the New Law. Secondly, because by ~Baptism man
1296   3, 66  |             66] A[3] Body Para. 2/4~Secondly, in regard to the effects
1297   3, 66  |            mixed with another body; secondly, by alteration. And ~each
1298   3, 66  |             66] A[9] Body Para. 3/5~Secondly, because "we are baptized
1299   3, 66  |            66] A[10] Body Para. 3/4~Secondly, for the instruction of
1300   3, 68  |             68] A[2] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, the sacrament of Baptism
1301   3, 68  |          which he ~was sanctified?" Secondly, because Baptism takes away
1302   3, 68  |   instruction or fuller conversion. Secondly, because ~of the danger
1303   3, 68  |         proof for a space of time. ~Secondly, this is needful as being
1304   3, 68  |           were with him (Acts 10). ~Secondly, by reason of sickness or
1305   3, 68  |             68] A[4] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, a man may be called a sinner
1306   3, 68  |        repent of his former life." ~Secondly, because there should be
1307   3, 68  |          wills good and hates evil. Secondly, He works through ministers,
1308   3, 68  |         door of all the sacraments. Secondly, because the reason why
1309   3, 68  |             68] A[8] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, something is required of
1310   3, 69  |             69] A[3] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, this is suitable for our
1311   3, 69  |          and virtues from the Head. Secondly, because, if this were true, ~
1312   3, 69  |         devotion, as stated above. ~Secondly, because, though they receive
1313   3, 69  |             the sacrament of Faith; secondly, through scorning the ~sacrament
1314   3, 69  |            puts on Christ by grace. Secondly, a man is said to be baptized
1315   3, 70  |          would be born of his seed. Secondly, because it was ~to be a
1316   3, 70  |           were, ~on the eighth day. Secondly, on account of the tenderness
1317   3, 70  |          positive ~effect of grace. Secondly, because, in the order of
1318   3, 72  |            72] A[9] Body Para. 2/2 ~Secondly, because man is hindered
1319   3, 73  |            of the sacrament itself; secondly, of its matter; thirdly,
1320   3, 73  |             73] A[5] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, because without faith in
1321   3, 74  |             all ~as to its species; secondly, the change of the bread
1322   3, 74  |             74] A[1] Body Para. 3/5~Secondly, in relation to Christ's
1323   3, 74  |          for the proper effect, and secondly for the end of the ~effect.
1324   3, 74  |             stated in Ex. 12:15,19. Secondly, because bread is properly
1325   3, 74  |            this fruit of the vine." Secondly, because, as stated ~above (
1326   3, 74  |             I have mixed for you." ~Secondly, because it harmonizes with
1327   3, 75  |             75] A[1] Body Para. 3/5~Secondly, this belongs to Christ'
1328   3, 75  |             it quit the former one. Secondly, because every body ~moved
1329   3, 75  |             75] A[2] Body Para. 2/4~Secondly, because this position is
1330   3, 75  |            namely, ~bread and wine. Secondly, lest this sacrament might
1331   3, 75  |             75] A[6] Body Para. 2/4~Secondly, because if the substantial
1332   3, 75  |             75] A[7] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly on the part of the subject,
1333   3, 75  |           not receive more or less. Secondly, because in this conversion
1334   3, 75  |             form being laid ~aside. Secondly, they have this in common,
1335   3, 76  |             power of the sacrament; secondly, from ~natural concomitance.
1336   3, 76  |           is made of its ~shedding. Secondly, it is in keeping with the
1337   3, 76  |          seen by any corporeal eye. Secondly, because, as ~stated above (
1338   3, 76  |         species in this sacrament. ~Secondly, because a glorified body,
1339   3, 77  |       susceptive of such accidents. Secondly, because these ~accidents
1340   3, 77  |             sense deceived in such. Secondly, because the first ~disposition
1341   3, 77  |          individuals of themselves. Secondly, because a form, ~be it
1342   3, 77  |            not generated therefrom. Secondly, because the nature of the ~
1343   3, 77  |     substance to replace the first. Secondly, this ~seems to be impossible,
1344   3, 77  |            Corp. et Sang. Dom. xx). Secondly, Christ's very body can
1345   3, 77  |       incorruptible and impassible: secondly, because it is ~entire under
1346   3, 78  |             the consecrated matter. Secondly, because in the other sacraments
1347   3, 78  |          the chalice of My blood." ~Secondly, because the forms of the
1348   3, 78  |              first, in "becoming," ~secondly, in "being." But the conversion
1349   3, 78  |             else than ~the "being." Secondly, because the sacramental
1350   3, 78  |             and Eternal Testament." Secondly, for justifying by grace,
1351   3, 78  |           78] A[3] R.O. 1 Para. 2/2~Secondly, it can be taken by way
1352   3, 78  |           78] A[3] R.O. 3 Para. 2/2~Secondly, it was shown in very truth;
1353   3, 79  |             79] A[1] Body Para. 2/5~Secondly, it is considered on the
1354   3, 79  |             79] A[3] Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, it can be considered in
1355   3, 79  |           first justified from sin. Secondly, when received by one in ~
1356   3, 79  |             power of the sacrament; secondly ~as by a kind of concomitance,
1357   3, 79  |            is preserved from death. Secondly, by ~being guarded against
1358   3, 79  |           it is bread, not poison." Secondly, inasmuch as it is a sign
1359   3, 79  |              first of all as ~past, secondly as in the act of being committed.
1360   3, 80  |           first of ~all in general; secondly, how Christ used this sacrament.~
1361   3, 80  |         they have been instituted. ~Secondly, by a figure: thus the Apostle
1362   3, 80  |             his proper species; and secondly it belongs to men, who ~
1363   3, 80  |           80] A[4] R.O. 5 Para. 2/2~Secondly, it may happen without fault
1364   3, 80  |          first of all ~essentially, secondly accidentally. Essentially,
1365   3, 80  |          under sacramental species; secondly, because their ~sin came
1366   3, 80  |      unworthily has no such intent; secondly, because the sinner is capable
1367   3, 80  |             as stated above (A[4]): secondly, on ~account of the Church'
1368   3, 80  | contaminated ~by any food or drink. Secondly, because of its signification.
1369   3, 80  |           80] A[8] R.O. 4 Para. 2/2~Secondly, there is the fast of the
1370   3, 82  |           dispensing belong to him. Secondly, because the ~priest is
1371   3, 82  |           Christ's body is touched. Secondly, because the blood denotes
1372   3, 83  |            in memory of His death?" Secondly it is called a ~sacrifice,
1373   3, 83  |         whom ~the mass is offered." Secondly, he commemorates the saints,
1374   3, 83  |     oblation do Thou, O ~God," etc. Secondly, he performs the consecration
1375   3, 83  |        beseech Thee, ~O Lord," etc. Secondly, the people are prepared
1376   3, 83  |            even literally, unclean. Secondly, on ~account of its signification,
1377   3, 83  |            may be about the ~place; secondly, it serves to show the effect
1378   3, 83  |              A[5] R.O. 3 Para. 2/10~Secondly, there was the selling of
1379   3, 83  |          took place in the Passion; secondly, the ~distinction of His
1380   3, 83  |             of Christ's sufferings; secondly, the enjoyment of the Blessed ~
1381   3, 83  |            mishaps from occurring: ~secondly, by dealing with them in
1382   3, 84  |           ways: first, ~absolutely; secondly, on a supposition. A thing
1383   3, 84  |             the sin less ~grievous. Secondly, one hides one's sin previously
1384   3, 84  |        things which the body needs. Secondly, a ~man is said to repent
1385   3, 84  |    Philosopher speaks in Ethic. ix. Secondly, we may speak of ~joy and
1386   3, 84  |            a man can sin mortally. ~Secondly, they erred in their estimation
1387   3, 85  |             virtue, but a ~passion. Secondly, it denotes an act of the
1388   3, 85  |          for what is opposed to it. Secondly, an act springs from charity,
1389   3, 85  |  concupiscible part as its subject; secondly, in so far as it is a virtue, ~
1390   3, 85  |     dispositively by ~certain acts. Secondly, we may speak of penance,
1391   3, 86  | impossibility of repenting of ~sin; secondly, because of Penance being
1392   3, 86  |            would destroy free-will, secondly, because ~this would be
1393   3, 86  |              unwilling to blot out. Secondly, because this would be derogatory
1394   3, 86  |           pardoned without another. Secondly, because, as shown above (
1395   3, 87  |          venial sins are remitted. ~Secondly, because they imply a movement
1396   3, 88  |        account of ~the ingratitude. Secondly, one is guilty of ingratitude,
1397   3, 88  |       regrets ~having done penance. Secondly, the act of penance consists
1398   3, 88  |       shipwreck (cf. ~Q[84], A[6]). Secondly, a favor may be weighed
1399   3, 89  |             89] A[3] Body Para. 3/5~Secondly, because he does penance
1400   3, 89  |           Penance from dead works." Secondly, ~works are said to be dead
1401 Suppl, 3 |            Q[3] A[3] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, contrition may be taken
1402 Suppl, 4 |            its ~genus, viz. sorrow; secondly, its form, for it is an
1403 Suppl, 5 |        remission of all punishment. Secondly, on the part of the ~sensible
1404 Suppl, 6 |          mortal ~sin after Baptism; secondly, by a precept of positive
1405 Suppl, 6 |             what one has not done. ~Secondly, as referring to the circumstances
1406 Suppl, 6 |            Q[6] A[5] Body Para. 3/5~Secondly, a man is bound absolutely
1407 Suppl, 7 |              kind of manifestation; secondly, the matter manifested,
1408 Suppl, 8 |          those who are not priests. Secondly, that ~they may be provided
1409 Suppl, 8 |       through lack of jurisdiction; secondly, through being ~prevented
1410 Suppl, 8 |            into the truth of facts. Secondly, by the ~manifestation of
1411 Suppl, 8 |             rather than the latter. Secondly, so ~that the delegate is
1412 Suppl, 8 |            remitted by ~confession. Secondly, in consideration of the
1413 Suppl, 9 |              faithful," ~i.e. true. Secondly, by the use of vague words,
1414 Suppl, 10|     generically, e.g. an idle word: secondly, for what is venial in its ~
1415 Suppl, 10|      cleanse himself in this life. ~Secondly, confession diminishes the
1416 Suppl, 11|             he holds in confession: secondly, in order ~to avoid scandal.
1417 Suppl, 12|            to speak, and so ~forth. Secondly, an act is said to belong
1418 Suppl, 12|             chief ~place in virtue. Secondly, the chief element of virtue
1419 Suppl, 12|       respect of the sin committed. Secondly, satisfaction may ~be defined,
1420 Suppl, 13|         reason of ~favors received, secondly, by reason of sin committed:
1421 Suppl, 14|          the part of the recipient. Secondly, there is ~metaphorical
1422 Suppl, 14|           remove or diminish guilt. Secondly, so that the demerit of ~
1423 Suppl, 14|          guilty of ~omitting them - secondly, because such works dispose
1424 Suppl, 16|             intellectual appetite. ~Secondly, penance is taken as a virtue,
1425 Suppl, 17|           shall ~treat of the keys, secondly, of excommunication, thirdly,
1426 Suppl, 18|            the forgiveness of sins. Secondly, by a ~declaration of present
1427 Suppl, 18|           the penitent to be bound, secondly, as regards ~this or that
1428 Suppl, 21|              minor excommunication. Secondly, by being deprived of both,
1429 Suppl, 21|         deprived against ~his will. Secondly, through the intention of
1430 Suppl, 21|            is altogether forbidden. Secondly, ~so that the evil which
1431 Suppl, 21|             in excommunicating him. Secondly, ~on the part of the excommunication,
1432 Suppl, 23|            a major excommunication. Secondly, so that the excommunication
1433 Suppl, 25|             dispense this treasure. secondly, union between the recipient
1434 Suppl, 25|           provided he have charity: secondly, by the intention of the ~
1435 Suppl, 26|         even ~from this obligation. Secondly, because in one person or
1436 Suppl, 28|           may have a public remedy; secondly, ~because he who has committed
1437 Suppl, 28|             dignity ~of the latter; secondly, for fear of relapse; thirdly,
1438 Suppl, 28|             bring it into contempt. Secondly, on ~account of its signification;
1439 Suppl, 29|              as a point, and unity. Secondly, as something ~continuous,
1440 Suppl, 29|            to be helped by prayers; secondly, because it is given to
1441 Suppl, 37|          admiration of his wisdom. ~Secondly, in order to succor human
1442 Suppl, 37|          dispenses ~Christ's blood. Secondly, there is the ministry directed
1443 Suppl, 37|           since it is a sacrament. ~Secondly, by reason of the matter
1444 Suppl, 41|           motion ~of the free-will. Secondly, that is said to be natural
1445 Suppl, 41|            that matrimony consists. Secondly, in relation to the secondary
1446 Suppl, 42|            the grace given therein. Secondly, on ~the part of its act,
1447 Suppl, 42|      justify carnal concupiscence; ~secondly, by hindering the shameful
1448 Suppl, 43|             wife," and ~conversely; secondly, by giving betrothal pledges,
1449 Suppl, 44|        called the "conjugal union"; secondly, its cause, which is the
1450 Suppl, 46|        stated above (Q[45], A[4]). ~Secondly, in reference to the judgment
1451 Suppl, 47|       inconstant and the obstinate. Secondly, they differ as to their
1452 Suppl, 49|             faith" and "offspring." Secondly, "faith" and "offspring" ~
1453 Suppl, 49|       essential thing in marriage, ~secondly "faith," and thirdly "sacrament";
1454 Suppl, 49|             a sin wholly or partly. Secondly, an act is said to be excused ~
1455 Suppl, 50|              condition of slavery." Secondly, because he cannot do it
1456 Suppl, 50|             difference of worship"; secondly, on account of their being
1457 Suppl, 50|          person taken individually; secondly, because matrimony has ~
1458 Suppl, 54|           nature of ~consanguinity: secondly, extensively as it were,
1459 Suppl, 54|        third and fourth generation. Secondly, because ~in each generation
1460 Suppl, 55|            from carnal procreation; secondly, ~from connection with orderly
1461 Suppl, 55|       procreation of offspring, and secondly on account of the community
1462 Suppl, 56|      directly, even as her husband. Secondly, by his own act, for ~instance
1463 Suppl, 58|     contracts knows of this or not. Secondly, because ~he is unable to
1464 Suppl, 60|             wield a material sword. Secondly, a husband can kill ~his
1465 Suppl, 61|           about entering religion; ~secondly, to prepare what is necessary
1466 Suppl, 62|            prejudices his own case. Secondly, as to bed and board, ~and
1467 Suppl, 62|           as the objection ~proves. Secondly, he may seek for the crime
1468 Suppl, 62|           be preceded by notoriety; secondly, by ~accusation, which should
1469 Suppl, 64|           ask one another by words; secondly, implicitly, when namely ~
1470 Suppl, 65|        which is its secondary end. ~Secondly, on account of something
1471 Suppl, 67|            which happen frequently. Secondly, by a cause altogether ~
1472 Suppl, 67|      divorce should be written, and secondly that the ~husband who divorced
1473 Suppl, 68| illegitimate ~child incurs no loss. Secondly, because something is not
1474 Suppl, 68|            those ~who perform them. Secondly, he incurs a loss by not
1475 Suppl, 69|       corporeal things in this way. Secondly, by a kind of ~proportionateness,
1476 Suppl, 69|             on (Q[71], A[5], ad 5). Secondly, they may be understood
1477 Suppl, 70|       itself as moving ~itself, and secondly in the bodily organ in so
1478 Suppl, 70|           power to act on the soul. Secondly, as the instrument of ~the
1479 Suppl, 71|        obtains the ~state of bliss. Secondly, for something consequent
1480 Suppl, 71|            first, by ~way of merit; secondly, by way of prayer: the difference
1481 Suppl, 71|             as an article of faith. Secondly, ~through the intention
1482 Suppl, 71|         wicked profit the departed. Secondly, we may consider the deed
1483 Suppl, 71|        sinner, profit the departed. Secondly, when he acts as the instrument
1484 Suppl, 71| satisfaction than ~the debt of one. Secondly, it may be considered as
1485 Suppl, 71|            suffrages of the Church. Secondly, they made a ~distinction
1486 Suppl, 71|           quarter of the whole, and secondly, a quarter ~of that quarter,
1487 Suppl, 71|             to spiritual ~quantity: secondly, because there is no reason
1488 Suppl, 71|           the works of ~the living. Secondly, because they have entirely
1489 Suppl, 71|            spiritual resurrection." Secondly, thus: There have been ~
1490 Suppl, 72|             much on one's devotion. Secondly, in order to avoid tediousness,
1491 Suppl, 72|             clemency on our behalf: secondly, by "interpretive" prayer,
1492 Suppl, 72|           clear in regard to light. Secondly, because fire, ~on account
1493 Suppl, 75|           be the debtors of death. ~Secondly, because it is more in agreement
1494 Suppl, 75|             a human ~body as ashes. Secondly, on account of the cause
1495 Suppl, 76|           by the way of generation. Secondly, as to ~the body to which
1496 Suppl, 76|           they ~cannot be restored. Secondly, because human nature results
1497 Suppl, 76|              various parts of bone; secondly, as of various parts of
1498 Suppl, 77|             of that which was added secondly, thirdly, and so on, as ~
1499 Suppl, 77|           as that which came first. Secondly, ~because the addition of
1500 Suppl, 77|         wine. Even so that which is secondly changed from food into flesh ~