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      Part, Question1501 Suppl, 77|           that the parts which come secondly do not reach the perfection
1502 Suppl, 78|            its ultimate perfection. Secondly, ~because it has already
1503 Suppl, 79|            with ~a fragrant object. Secondly, by a spiritual transmutation,
1504 Suppl, 80|           obstacle to ~penetration. Secondly, through paucity of matter,
1505 Suppl, 80|        proves this (De Duab. Nat.). Secondly, because, if this were ~
1506 Suppl, 80|         above (Sent. D, 12, qu. 1). Secondly, because granted that it ~
1507 Suppl, 80|             as matter to form; and ~secondly it is subject to the soul
1508 Suppl, 80|       glorified body will be empty. Secondly their aforesaid argument
1509 Suppl, 80|     densified, which is impossible. Secondly, that the quantity ~of a
1510 Suppl, 83|            a principle of movement, secondly through ~an obstacle to
1511 Suppl, 83|             86] A[2] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, this happens through the
1512 Suppl, 83|           and ~fire generates fire. Secondly, otherwise than in the agent,
1513 Suppl, 85|      provokes him to greater care. ~Secondly, for the reason that a man
1514 Suppl, 86|           the good and the ~wicked. Secondly, the expression "to judge"
1515 Suppl, 86|        judge ~belongs to God alone. Secondly, to judge is to acquaint
1516 Suppl, 86|           justice above all things. Secondly, by reason of merit, since ~
1517 Suppl, 86|            contemplation of wisdom; secondly that one possess Divine ~
1518 Suppl, 88|     sustenance to his ~bodily life, secondly, as helping him to know
1519 Suppl, 88|           sun," ~nor "of the moon." Secondly, on account of a greater
1520 Suppl, 89|          Videndo ~Deo: Ep. cxlvii). Secondly, because, since understanding
1521 Suppl, 89|         from any created quiddity. ~Secondly, because granted that it
1522 Suppl, 89|            see God in His essence; ~secondly, as excluding intellectual
1523 Suppl, 90|           soul for its ~completion; secondly, as containing something
1524 Suppl, 91|           first ~by way of passion, secondly by way of choice. In the
1525 Suppl, 91|           punishment of the wicked. Secondly, indirectly, by ~reason
1526 Suppl, 92|              but beatitude ~itself. Secondly, it may be taken habitually,
1527 Suppl, 92|             nature with the Divine; secondly, because there is required
1528 Suppl, 92|        thing seen being delightful; secondly, on the part of the vision,
1529 Suppl, 92|         most we deem most suitable. Secondly, union is required on the
1530 Suppl, 93|            speak of an aureole now. Secondly, in ~consequence of the
1531 Suppl, 93|            and this is the "aurea." Secondly, from the ~very genus of
1532 Suppl, 93|             a most perfect victory. Secondly, the ~perfection of victory
1533 Suppl, 93|    threatens us at closer quarters. Secondly, from the ~point of view
1534 Suppl, 93|           on the part of its cause, secondly on the ~part of the work.
1535 Suppl, 94|         hell in relation to earth." Secondly, from the words of ~Apoc.
1536 Suppl, 95|             pure privation of good. Secondly, it may be considered as
1537 Suppl, 95|          think of Him in this ~way. Secondly, according to something
1538 Suppl, 96|         punishment of ~the wicked." Secondly, they are useful, because
1539 Suppl, 96|            expression for eternity. Secondly, because ~this opinion exaggerated
1540 Appen1, 2|           be contrary to the will. ~Secondly, a thing is said to be voluntary
1541 Appen1, 2|           in the case of martyrdom. Secondly, when, ~although we gain
 
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