Part, Question

1001   2, 152 |      bestiality, because use of the due species is not observed.
1002   2, 154 |               And these results are due to the fact that the bodily
1003   2, 154 |      because he does not intend the due mode of ~vengeance. on the
1004   2, 155 |             remission of punishment due amounts to a pardon." Wherefore
1005   2, 155 |          lapsing from the condition due ~to the human species, so
1006   2, 155 |           so unsoundness of mind is due to the mind lapsing ~from
1007   2, 155 |       lapsing ~from the disposition due to the human species. This
1008   2, 156 |   prescribed by law, or not for the due end, ~namely the maintaining
1009   2, 159 |             to a man ~that which is due to God, as is the case with
1010   2, 159 |            God." On the other hand, due moderation must be observed
1011   2, 159 |             the ~greatest reward is due to humility, since "he that
1012   2, 160 |           yet they think that it is due to their own merits; or
1013   2, 160 |          received ~from above to be due to his own merits."~Aquin.:
1014   2, 161 |          Civ. Dei xiv, 11]), it was due to ~the fact that, "having
1015   2, 162 |            defects of the ~body are due to the lack of the body'
1016   2, 165 |      referring his knowledge to its due end, namely, the knowledge
1017   2, 165 |        knowledge is not directed in due ~manner to the knowledge
1018   2, 165 |         good should be regulated in due ~manner.~Aquin.: SMT SS
1019   2, 166 |          time, and place, ~and take due account of other circumstances,
1020   2, 166 |            in play, through lack of due ~circumstances: for instance
1021   2, 167 |         bedecked." But this is ~not due except to mortal sin. Therefore
1022   2, 168 |          sometimes that he refuses ~due honor to his parents, which
1023   2, 169 |          knows that its presence is due to a gift." ~Hence Eliseus
1024   2, 171 |             of their senses; but is due to some well-ordered cause. ~
1025   2, 174 |         this would either have been due to the knowledge of those
1026   2, 178 |           in a ~certain clarity and due proportion. Now each of
1027   2, 178 |            and the ~establishing of due proportion among things
1028   2, 180 |       relation to meed; and meed is due to ~labor, according to
1029   2, 183 |            not as their own, but as due to the Church. Hence it
1030   2, 184 |        truly ~speaking honor is not due save to virtue. Since, however,
1031   2, 185 |             occupy ~themselves with due moderation in the administration
1032   2, 185 |     lawfully live on what is his or due to him. Now ~that which
1033   2, 185 |           Body Para. 2/4~A thing is due to a person in two ways.
1034   2, 185 |         another way a thing becomes due to a person through his
1035   2, 185 |          may live on alms as ~being due to them in four ways. First,
1036   2, 187 |             set aside the deference due to ~his father in order
1037   2, 187 |            are proportionate to the due end. Secondly, on account
1038   3, 1   |          and beyond the creature's ~due, can be made known to us
1039   3, 1   |             lightest ~punishment is due to original sin, as Augustine
1040   3, 1   |       Further, pain of sense is not due to original sin, but merely ~
1041   3, 7   |             of everlasting life was due to Christ ~by the mere fact
1042   3, 7   |          the natural Son of God, is due ~an eternal inheritance,
1043   3, 7   |             OBJ 2: Further, what is due to anyone would not seem
1044   3, 7   |         bestowed on him. But it was due to the man Christ that He
1045   3, 7   |              determined quantity is due, even as other accidents
1046   3, 11  |          that that which befits the due end of the will be reduced
1047   3, 14  |             himself the punishment ~due to the sin of the other.
1048   3, 14  |            incur these defects, as ~due to sin, are properly said
1049   3, 14  |          had not these ~defects, as due to sin, since, as Augustine [*
1050   3, 14  |        taking them upon ~Himself as due to sin, but by His own will.~
1051   3, 14  |             grace and knowledge was due to Christ's ~soul of itself,
1052   3, 15  |            He bore would have been ~due to Him for His own sin.~
1053   3, 16  |            of the human ~nature, is due to the human nature; and
1054   3, 19  |      Further, no one merits what is due to him. But because Christ
1055   3, 19  |          the eternal inheritance is due to Him, which ~other men
1056   3, 19  |          lordship of all things are due to Him, as to the ~first
1057   3, 19  |             Nevertheless a glory is due to Him as a beatified ~man;
1058   3, 19  |            reward" that we merit is due "according to justice ~[
1059   3, 21  |       prayer ~for those gifts still due to Him in His human nature,
1060   3, 23  |          the eternal inheritance is due. It is ~therefore clear
1061   3, 25  |            Wherefore honor would be due ~to it principally, since
1062   3, 25  |         Person is honor principally due to Whom Christ's soul is ~
1063   3, 25  |          called ~'latria,' which is due to the Creator alone." Now
1064   3, 25  |            adoration of "latria" is due to God in recognition ~of
1065   3, 25  |           above (A[1]) adoration is due to the subsisting ~hypostasis:
1066   3, 25  |            the honor of "latria" is due to God the ~Father Himself
1067   3, 25  |           power, to Whom 'dulia' is due: God of all by creation,
1068   3, 25  |      creation, to Whom ~'latria' is due."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[25] A[
1069   3, 25  |            adoration of "latria" is due by reason of ~His Godhead,
1070   3, 25  |       adoration of "latria" is not ~due to the image of His Godhead,
1071   3, 25  |         Much less, therefore, is it due to the material image which
1072   3, 25  |            because reverence is not due save to a ~rational creature.
1073   3, 25  |           Reply OBJ 3: Reverence is due to the rational creature
1074   3, 25  |               honor or reverence is due to a ~rational creature
1075   3, 25  |           no honor or ~reverence is due save by reason of a rational
1076   3, 25  |        seems that the same honor is due to the ~king's mother as
1077   3, 25  |          worship of "latria" is not due to her.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1078   3, 25  |             that, Since "latria" is due to God alone, it is not
1079   3, 25  |             to God alone, it is not due to a ~creature so far as
1080   3, 25  |          worship of "latria" is not due to any mere ~rational creature
1081   3, 25  |          worship of "latria" is not due to her, ~but only that of "
1082   3, 25  |             any ~kind of "dulia" is due to her, but "hyperdulia."~
1083   3, 25  |            1~Reply OBJ 1: The honor due to the king's mother is
1084   3, 25  |        equal to the ~honor which is due to the king: but is somewhat
1085   3, 25  |      Whether any kind of worship is due to the relics of the saints?~
1086   3, 27  |             on account of the honor due to Christ. For since she ~
1087   3, 27  |          from her. Therefore it was due to her to receive a greater
1088   3, 28  |            it does not follow ~that due matter was lacking.~Aquin.:
1089   3, 28  |          His Birth lessen the honor due to His Mother.~Aquin.: SMT
1090   3, 28  |           first-fruits would not be due as long as there was no
1091   3, 31  |            another. Now, to sin is ~due the imperfection of the
1092   3, 32  |          from the Virgin's womb was due to the ~exceeding love of
1093   3, 33  |       matter instantaneously to its due form. ~Secondly, on the
1094   3, 33  |            OBJ 2: The soul requires due quantity in the matter into
1095   3, 34  |             it became ~thereby more due to Him than before, but
1096   3, 34  |          before, but so that it was due to Him from ~more causes
1097   3, 35  |           of a woman, and after the due lapse of time ~from His
1098   3, 36  |          birth, but ~afterwards, in due time, after He had "wrought
1099   3, 36  |            to Him. For reverence is due to a king from ~his subjects.
1100   3, 36  |        homage of adoration are ~not due save to kings already reigning.
1101   3, 40  |             Law called "unclean" is due to some signification; whence ~
1102   3, 41  |          Himself to be tempted was ~due to His own will. Wherefore
1103   3, 41  |       usurped to ~himself the honor due to God, saying, "All these
1104   3, 44  |         would be if the change were due to any other cause.~Aquin.:
1105   3, 44  |            the way of perfection is due to the help of His grace."~
1106   3, 44  |            the ~body are frequently due to sin: for which reason,
1107   3, 45  |             Christ's conception was due to a certain Divine ~dispensation,
1108   3, 46  |            that this discrepancy is due to the ~error of a Greek
1109   3, 48  |             honor which is properly due to God, in order to appease
1110   3, 49  |        himself something beyond his due, it is only just that he
1111   3, 49  |         something else which is his due; thus, "when a man steals
1112   3, 50  |            them together. But it is due ~to the soul that the flesh
1113   3, 51  |            from the cross, and with due care and ~reverence wrapped
1114   3, 52  |             went down into hell was due to sin which was taken away
1115   3, 52  |             Reply OBJ 3: It was not due to any lack of power on
1116   3, 53  |    condition. Therefore, it was not due to it to rise again.~Aquin.:
1117   3, 54  |           that an object be seen is due to the action of the ~visible
1118   3, 55  |         just as a public penalty is due for public sin, ~according
1119   3, 55  |              so is a ~public reward due for public merit. But, as
1120   3, 57  |             But the higher place is due to the higher ~things. Therefore
1121   3, 57  |           The more exalted place is due to the nobler subject, ~
1122   3, 57  |            of places is ~becomingly due to spiritual substances,
1123   3, 57  |      fittingness, a higher place is due ~to it above every spiritual
1124   3, 57  |   attributed: and in this way it is due to the body of Christ to
1125   3, 57  |            that this is principally due to the fact that His Ascension
1126   3, 57  |           me, as by one born out of due time": which vision would
1127   3, 59  |          royal power, for it is His due as God's Only-begotten ~
1128   3, 59  |         judiciary power is Christ's due ~inasmuch as He is our Head.
1129   3, 59  |          the same thing from ~being due to some one from various
1130   3, 59  |             the body in ~rising was due to Christ not only as befitting
1131   3, 59  |           power according as it ~is due to Christ by reason of the
1132   3, 59  |         judiciary power be Christ's due in ~these ways, it is not
1133   3, 59  |             hindered from being His due from merit.~Aquin.: SMT
1134   3, 59  |         reward or punishment is not due to ~the body save as the
1135   3, 62  |             presence ~there must be due to nothing less than a creative
1136   3, 62  |            of the sacraments is not due specially to Christ's ~Passion.~
1137   3, 64  |      invalid; ~for instance, if the due form or matter be wanting.
1138   3, 67  |            1/1~I answer that, It is due to the mercy of Him "Who
1139   3, 67  |        celebrated solemnly and with due form, it ~should be conferred
1140   3, 69  |         from all debt of punishment due to sin?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1141   3, 69  |             all debt of ~punishment due to sin. For the Apostle
1142   3, 69  |             the debt of ~punishment due to sins already committed.~
1143   3, 69  |             debt of ~all punishment due to him for his sins, just
1144   3, 69  |           of children to act is not due to the ~absence of habits,
1145   3, 69  |        loosed than in others is not due to ~the greater efficacy
1146   3, 69  |             all debt of ~punishment due to sins, whether committed
1147   3, 76  |         other part of the altar, is due not to its being there ~
1148   3, 77  |           in another one solely, is due to the fact ~that that other
1149   3, 78  |              and such efficiency is due to the ~command of His wisdom;
1150   3, 79  |       Whether the entire punishment due for sin is forgiven by this ~
1151   3, 79  |            73], ~A[3]). Hence it is due to the efficacy of its power,
1152   3, 79  |       Whether the entire punishment due to sin is forgiven through
1153   3, 79  |          that the entire punishment due to sin is forgiven ~through
1154   3, 79  |            by this sacrament, it is due to a defect not on the part
1155   3, 79  |         worketh no evil": but it is due to the ~mutability of free-will
1156   3, 80  |    investigated. Sometimes they are due to an external spiritual
1157   3, 80  |          follow. Sometimes they are due to an internal spiritual ~
1158   3, 80  |           sin. At other times it is due to malice alone on the part
1159   3, 80  |             with sin, as when it is due ~to excess of food or drink.
1160   3, 80  |          there is no less reverence due to this sacrament after ~
1161   3, 80  |           the greatest reverence is due to this sacrament as ~containing
1162   3, 80  |           belongs to the reverence ~due to this sacrament; both
1163   3, 80  |        enough discretion to observe due caution ~in using this sacrament,
1164   3, 82  |             Baptism is dispensed in due order, so also is ~this
1165   3, 83  |           by consecration under the due form of ~words.~On Christmas
1166   3, 83  |        connected with the reverence due to the sacrament, in which
1167   3, 83  |          the devotion and reverence due to this sacrament.~Aquin.:
1168   3, 83  |             first, to the reverence due to this sacrament, i.e.
1169   3, 83  |          does not seem possible for due reverence to ~be shown towards
1170   3, 84  |             1/1~Reply OBJ 3: It was due to His power of "excellence,"
1171   3, 84  |         evil he has done: yet it is due to Divine institution that ~
1172   3, 85  |          person to ~whom justice is due as the thing which is the
1173   3, 85  |             one to whom ~justice is due. Wherefore it is evident
1174   3, 86  |           offense of mortal ~sin is due to man's will being turned
1175   3, 86  |              other; which is indeed due to God's assistance, but
1176   3, 86  |           of temporal punishment is due.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[86] A[
1177   3, 87  |             the right color ~or the due proportion of members, and
1178   3, 88  |             the ~debt of punishment due to the previous sin, in
1179   3, 88  |              the debt of punishment due to the sins previously forgiven,
1180   3, 88  |          the remission of something due to him; wherefore he who ~
1181   3, 88  |           as the debt of punishment due for all the previous sins.~
1182   3, 89  |           them, to eternal life, is due to the ~impediment of the
1183   3, 89  |           in eternal life, which is due only to living ~works, i.e.
1184   3, 90  |          also in keeping with other due circumstances, wherefore
1185 Suppl, 2 |              because contrition is ~due to aversion of the will.~
1186 Suppl, 2 |         after applying himself with due care, it is enough ~that
1187 Suppl, 4 |          payment of the punishment ~due may be called satisfaction.~
1188 Suppl, 5 |      Therefore, since it is for the due compensation for sin that "
1189 Suppl, 5 |             infinite ~punishment is due for some, viz. mortal, sins.
1190 Suppl, 5 |              even as the punishment due for mortal sin is finite;
1191 Suppl, 6 |      necessary for salvation is not due to its conducing to the ~
1192 Suppl, 6 |            in this life: but it ~is due to its conducing to the
1193 Suppl, 6 |              Further, that which is due always, is due at once.
1194 Suppl, 6 |             which is due always, is due at once. But man owes ~confession
1195 Suppl, 7 |            if it be devoid of other due circumstances.~Aquin.: SMT
1196 Suppl, 8 |            over all sins: and it is due to the fact ~that by the
1197 Suppl, 8 |              punishment for sin was due to last seven days, in other
1198 Suppl, 8 |   punishment has to be imposed with due regard to ~both these things:
1199 Suppl, 8 |           the measure ~of sin, with due consideration however for
1200 Suppl, 8 |             expiate the ~punishment due for the sin, so that even
1201 Suppl, 8 |  nevertheless, be disregarded, with due ~consideration for the various
1202 Suppl, 8 |          punishment is not strictly due. ~Hence he is punished less
1203 Suppl, 9 |        particular purpose, viz. the due end, and in this ~respect
1204 Suppl, 10|         motive of pardon, e.g. sins due to ~weakness: thirdly, for
1205 Suppl, 10|             expiate ~the punishment due to sin. Therefore confession
1206 Suppl, 12|             malice, or defect of ~a due circumstance, may be called
1207 Suppl, 12|             to make satisfaction is due in itself, yet, in so ~far
1208 Suppl, 12|            notion of that ~which is due. But satisfaction gives
1209 Suppl, 12|              But satisfaction gives due honor to God, as Anselm
1210 Suppl, 12| Satisfaction consists in giving God due honor," wherein no reference
1211 Suppl, 12|            an innocent man can give due honor to God: whereas ~satisfaction
1212 Suppl, 12| satisfaction consists in giving God due honor"; where duty ~is considered
1213 Suppl, 13|         Para. 3/3~Further, there is due satisfaction when the punishment
1214 Suppl, 13|         proportion, for as the debt due to God is, in ~comparison
1215 Suppl, 13|             the temporal punishment due to sin after the ~guilt
1216 Suppl, 13|           of ~the man to whom it is due, since sometimes the better
1217 Suppl, 14|            which regards ~something due on the part of the recipient.
1218 Suppl, 14|             which regards something due on the ~part of the giver,
1219 Suppl, 14|     canceled ~any of the punishment due for sins, those works might
1220 Suppl, 15|             i) ~"consists in giving due honor to God." But this
1221 Suppl, 15|          Reply OBJ 3: That which is due for sin is compensation
1222 Suppl, 17|           an orderly manner without due consideration of the ~worthiness
1223 Suppl, 17|             use of the key requires due matter, i.e. a people subject
1224 Suppl, 17|             knowledge is not always due to infusion, but sometimes
1225 Suppl, 18|         remit the entire punishment due for the slight sin: ~which
1226 Suppl, 18|             the temporal punishment due for a sin is of ~one kind.
1227 Suppl, 18|          remains ~of the punishment due to his preceding actual
1228 Suppl, 18|          but also to the punishment due in Purgatory, ~so that one
1229 Suppl, 18|           measure of the punishment due to a grave sin is remitted, ~
1230 Suppl, 18|           the keys, the punishments due to ~various sins are remitted
1231 Suppl, 18|        various sins are remitted in due proportion.~Aquin.: SMT
1232 Suppl, 18|    enjoining the entire punishment ~due to one sin, lest by the
1233 Suppl, 18|             in the remission of the due punishment, there is need
1234 Suppl, 20|           some particular person is due to his power being limited ~
1235 Suppl, 21|         court. For then, ~if, after due warning, he refuse to obey,
1236 Suppl, 23|            but rather that which is due for ~venial sin. Therefore
1237 Suppl, 25|          any part of the punishment due for the ~satisfaction of
1238 Suppl, 25|          any part of the punishment due for the ~satisfaction of
1239 Suppl, 25|             part of the ~punishment due for the satisfaction of
1240 Suppl, 25|        remission of the ~punishment due, it seems that no mere man
1241 Suppl, 25|           entire debt of punishment due ~to those who are living
1242 Suppl, 25|              and this is especially due to the ~merits of Christ:
1243 Suppl, 25|         upon himself the punishment due for another's guilt, ~as
1244 Suppl, 25|        fixed part of the punishment due for sin, after taking into
1245 Suppl, 25|        third part of the punishment due for his sins is granted
1246 Suppl, 25|     absolution ~from all punishment due for his sins, which seems
1247 Suppl, 25|         orders from the punishment ~due; it is God Who appoints
1248 Suppl, 27|         from punishment enjoined or due for sin is given in the
1249 Suppl, 29|            the efficacy ~thereof is due to the Divine institution.
1250 Suppl, 29|             flows down to others in due order, viz. ~to the people
1251 Suppl, 31|           in cases of necessity, is due to the Divine ~dispensation,
1252 Suppl, 31|             not sacramental. It was due to the ~devotion of the
1253 Suppl, 38|          provided they ~observe the due form and intention, both
1254 Suppl, 39|          Further, punishment is not due save for a fault. Now sometimes
1255 Suppl, 39|    Irregularity is not a punishment due for sin. Hence it is ~clear
1256 Suppl, 41|              namely the aureole, is due to virgins [*Cf. Q[96],
1257 Suppl, 45|      Further, wherever there is the due matter and the due form
1258 Suppl, 45|           is the due matter and the due form of a ~sacrament there
1259 Suppl, 45|       secret marriage there is the ~due matter, since there are
1260 Suppl, 45|     lawfully to ~contract - and the due form, since there are the
1261 Suppl, 49|             is the intention of the due end, and thus the ~"offspring"
1262 Suppl, 49|   generically through being about a due ~matter; and thus we have "
1263 Suppl, 49|           related to its act as its due ~circumstances, as stated
1264 Suppl, 49|          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: One due circumstance does not suffice
1265 Suppl, 50|             marriage ~contracted in due form, but that they dissolve
1266 Suppl, 50|     marriage has been contracted in due form, it cannot dissolve
1267 Suppl, 51|            excused provided he take due care. Wherefore error, in
1268 Suppl, 52|      detriment in that which is his due, if one of the parties knows
1269 Suppl, 52|            to ~remit a debt that is due to us, it follows that such
1270 Suppl, 52|            be deprived of a service due to him without any fault
1271 Suppl, 54|        derogatory to the ~reverence due to parents if the son marry
1272 Suppl, 54|         derogatory to the reverence due to ~them. For just as nature
1273 Suppl, 56|             relationship acted with due ~caution, it is the same
1274 Suppl, 58|        speak later (A[2]). If it be due to ~a natural cause, this
1275 Suppl, 59|       temperance which observes the due circumstance in pleasure
1276 Suppl, 60|            to the good of ~fidelity due to marriage. Hence adultery
1277 Suppl, 62|        fornication breaks the faith due to the other spouse. ~Therefore
1278 Suppl, 62|             having ~recourse to her due correction.~Aquin.: SMT
1279 Suppl, 63|             of marriage (namely the due matter - which ~results
1280 Suppl, 63|        prescribed by law - and ~the due form, which is the expression
1281 Suppl, 64|         tribute to whom tribute ~is due," etc. Therefore husband
1282 Suppl, 64|         begetting of children, with due regard however to his own
1283 Suppl, 64|             the more ~noble part is due to the husband, nor as regards
1284 Suppl, 64|            any season or hour, with due regard to the ~decorum required
1285 Suppl, 65|             not in keeping with the due end intended by ~nature,
1286 Suppl, 65|           had fallen, by not giving due honor to God as ~stated
1287 Suppl, 65|            fornication destroys the due relations of the ~parent
1288 Suppl, 67|           for their ~whole life, by due preparation of those things
1289 Suppl, 68|       because he is deprived of his due, and thus an illegitimate ~
1290 Suppl, 68|            because something is not due to him, ~which might have
1291 Suppl, 68|               which might have been due otherwise, and thus an illegitimate
1292 Suppl, 69|          that which ~befits them as due to them by nature. And when
1293 Suppl, 69|              punishment in hell are due to actual sin, so temporal
1294 Suppl, 69|         limbo of the children ~were due to original sin. If, therefore,
1295 Suppl, 69|             speaking of punishments due to some one by ~reason of
1296 Suppl, 69|          these the most lenient are due to those who are ~burdened
1297 Suppl, 69|            still is the punishment ~due to those who are debarred
1298 Suppl, 69|           death, just as abodes are due to souls on account of sin,
1299 Suppl, 69|        account of sin, so are ~they due on account of merit. Now
1300 Suppl, 69|             there is only one abode due on account ~of merit, namely
1301 Suppl, 69|             be more than ~one abode due on account of sin, namely
1302 Suppl, 69|          punishment there, which is due to such a person by ~reason
1303 Suppl, 69|           everlasting punishment is due to him: ~nor would he be
1304 Suppl, 71|            person that which is his due: but to give a person what
1305 Suppl, 71|            a person what is not his due is ~not contrary to justice,
1306 Suppl, 71|       conquerors because they ~were due to them by right of war.
1307 Suppl, 71|       finally, but as ~was actually due to their own merits according
1308 Suppl, 71|         from the whole satisfaction due for his sins, wherefore ~
1309 Suppl, 72|             of hell. Fourthly, that due honor be given by us to
1310 Suppl, 72|           will not be in very truth due to a natural ~eclipse.~Aquin.:
1311 Suppl, 72|          And since to the worker is due the ~reward of the work,
1312 Suppl, 72|             punishment or reward is due to all, either for their
1313 Suppl, 74|      privilege of grace, and not as due ~on account of conformity
1314 Suppl, 76|         that it ~may be rewarded in due measure.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1315 Suppl, 76|             wherefore the reward is due, not to the part but to
1316 Suppl, 77|      individuals and as regards the due quantity ~of each individual,
1317 Suppl, 77|         would surpass ~the quantity due to his species, as the third
1318 Suppl, 78|           will remain the reverence due to old age on account of ~
1319 Suppl, 78|            was unable to effect the due quantity that is befitting
1320 Suppl, 78|             size have ~exceeded the due bounds of nature.~Aquin.:
1321 Suppl, 78|            a ~different quantity is due to different men, so also,
1322 Suppl, 78|      individual, a different sex is due to different men. ~Moreover,
1323 Suppl, 78|         each man will rise again in due quantity; neither ~will
1324 Suppl, 79|        whenever actual sensation is due to a new perception, ~there
1325 Suppl, 79|             should be necessary ~is due to the fact that smell in
1326 Suppl, 79|             appear ~therein, is not due to the reception being hindered,
1327 Suppl, 80|           in the same place was not due to its subtlety, but resulted
1328 Suppl, 81|           the more noble a place is due ~to it: wherefore Christ'
1329 Suppl, 81|           therefrom), but as ~being due to merits. Wherefore, though
1330 Suppl, 81|           place, since place is not due to matter except in so far
1331 Suppl, 82|          body will retain the color due to it by reason ~of the
1332 Suppl, 83|         deformed, ~because he lacks due proportion of the parts
1333 Suppl, 83|        moreover, ~incompatible with due proportion of parts to whole.
1334 Suppl, 83|          corruptible, ~this will be due either to nature, or to
1335 Suppl, 84|           in the debt of punishment due to them, ~while those which
1336 Suppl, 84|           the saints and the praise due to God for ~having so mercifully
1337 Suppl, 85|            finally his own personal due. Hence at this judgment
1338 Suppl, 85|     wherefore a twofold judgment is due to him. One, the ~particular
1339 Suppl, 86|             these may know ~what is due to them on account of their
1340 Suppl, 86|         that, The judicial power is due especially to poverty on
1341 Suppl, 86|              judicial power is more due ~to them who humble themselves
1342 Suppl, 87|           that of the Father is not due to ~the Son in respect of
1343 Suppl, 87|            in His body will ~not be due to weakness, but will indicate
1344 Suppl, 88|            because they conclude in due manner. But since the ~remaining
1345 Suppl, 90|           OBJ 3: Further, reward is due to act and not to habit:
1346 Suppl, 90|          merit to which a reward is due, it is none the less the
1347 Suppl, 92|               Since then a dowry is due to the bride, ~it would
1348 Suppl, 92|          OBJ 4: Further, a dowry is due to all the members of the
1349 Suppl, 92|              Therefore the dowry is due to Christ.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1350 Suppl, 92|             Since then the dowry is due only to the bride, it would
1351 Suppl, 93|               3) Whether a fruit is due to the virtue of continence
1352 Suppl, 93|            5) Whether an aureole is due to virgins?~(6) Whether
1353 Suppl, 93|          virgins?~(6) Whether it is due to martyrs?~(7) Whether
1354 Suppl, 93|          martyrs?~(7) Whether it is due to doctors?~(8) Whether
1355 Suppl, 93|          doctors?~(8) Whether it is due to Christ?~(9) Whether to
1356 Suppl, 93|          angels?~(10) Whether it is due to the human body?~(11)
1357 Suppl, 93|         aureole ~denotes the reward due to works of perfection it
1358 Suppl, 93|         Further, a higher reward is due to higher merit. If, then,
1359 Suppl, 93|           If, then, the ~"aurea" is due to works which are of obligation,
1360 Suppl, 93|             2/3~Further, a crown is due to the fight which is followed
1361 Suppl, 93|         last end, and thus there is due to it the essential reward,
1362 Suppl, 93|          praiseworthiness from its ~due circumstances, from the
1363 Suppl, 93|         proximate ~end, and thus is due to it a kind of accidental
1364 Suppl, 93|          name of debt through being due to ~some one, though the
1365 Suppl, 93|             is requisite not only a due disposition in the ~first
1366 Suppl, 93|           different rewards are not due to the same merit. Now the
1367 Suppl, 93|          the "hundredfold ~fruit is due to the martyrs, and also
1368 Suppl, 93|             But the aureole also is due to ~them. Therefore the
1369 Suppl, 93|           in that case it ~would be due to all the blessed. Therefore
1370 Suppl, 93|          same, the aureole would be due to ~whomsoever the fruit
1371 Suppl, 93|             whomsoever the fruit is due. But this is manifestly
1372 Suppl, 93|           untrue, since a fruit ~is due to widowhood, while an aureole
1373 Suppl, 93|         saying that the ~aureole is due to the fighter, according
1374 Suppl, 93|     lawfully"; whereas the fruit is due to ~the laborer, according
1375 Suppl, 93|            thus denoting the reward due to any perfect works ~whatever.~
1376 Suppl, 93|            is called the ~fruit, be due sometimes to the withdrawal
1377 Suppl, 93|              1/1~Whether a fruit is due to the virtue of continence
1378 Suppl, 93|            seem that a fruit is not due to the virtue of continence ~
1379 Suppl, 93|            OBJ 3: Further, fruit is due to labor: "The fruit of
1380 Suppl, 93|           that, A fruit is a reward due to a person in that he passes ~
1381 Suppl, 93|             for to such no fruit is due but only the essential reward.~
1382 Suppl, 93|             1~Whether an aureole is due on account of virginity?~
1383 Suppl, 93|         seem that an aureole is not due on account of virginity. ~
1384 Suppl, 93|          work, a greater reward is ~due. Now widows have greater
1385 Suppl, 93|           is the greatest reward is due to widows more than to virgins.~
1386 Suppl, 93|         Further, if an aureole were due to virginity, it would be ~
1387 Suppl, 93|      virgins: and yet no aureole is due to her because she ~experienced
1388 Suppl, 93|        Therefore an aureole ~is not due to virginity.~Aquin.: SMT
1389 Suppl, 93|             a special reward is not due to that which has not been ~
1390 Suppl, 93|        Therefore an aureole ~is not due to virginity.~Aquin.: SMT
1391 Suppl, 93|              the same reward is not due to virginity observed, and ~
1392 Suppl, 93|             an aureole is sometimes due to lost virginity; for ~
1393 Suppl, 93|         Therefore an aureole is not due to virginity.~Aquin.: SMT
1394 Suppl, 93|             a special reward is not due to that which is in us by ~
1395 Suppl, 93|         Therefore an aureole is not due to virginity.~Aquin.: SMT
1396 Suppl, 93|             sixtyfold fruit is ~not due to every widow, but only,
1397 Suppl, 93|         that neither is the aureole due to any ~kind of virginity,
1398 Suppl, 93|           an ~aureole is not always due to virginity.~Aquin.: SMT
1399 Suppl, 93|        goeth." Therefore the reward due to ~virginity is called
1400 Suppl, 93|             some ~special reward is due to virginity, and this is
1401 Suppl, 93|        victory, a special crown ~is due. Wherefore since by virginity
1402 Suppl, 93|        crown called the aureole ~is due to virginity. This indeed
1403 Suppl, 93|            virginity to which it is due. For some ~say that the
1404 Suppl, 93|             say that the aureole is due to the act. So that she
1405 Suppl, 93|            hold that the aureole is due to the state and ~not to
1406 Suppl, 93|             otherwise that merit is due to every virtuous act commanded ~
1407 Suppl, 93|         Consequently the aureole is due to those ~virgins alone,
1408 Suppl, 93|           signification of a reward due ~to merit - although this
1409 Suppl, 93|           the foe: and the crown is due, not to the ~battle but
1410 Suppl, 93|           OBJ 3: The aureole is not due to virginity except as adding
1411 Suppl, 93|          would an aureole have been due to ~it. But the condition
1412 Suppl, 93|              The sixtyfold fruit is due, not to every widow, but
1413 Suppl, 93|             1~Whether an aureole is due to martyrs?~Aquin.: SMT
1414 Suppl, 93|         seem that an aureole is not due to martyrs. For an ~aureole
1415 Suppl, 93|            an aureole is not always due to martyrdom.~Aquin.: SMT
1416 Suppl, 93|         Therefore an aureole is not due ~to martyrdom, since it
1417 Suppl, 93|     Accordingly if an ~aureole were due to martyrdom, it would be
1418 Suppl, 93|           to martyrdom, it would be due to voluntary rather than ~
1419 Suppl, 93|         Therefore an aureole is not due to martyrdom.~Aquin.: SMT
1420 Suppl, 93|         spirit." But no ~aureole is due to penance which consists
1421 Suppl, 93|             therefore is an aureole due to every external martyrdom.~
1422 Suppl, 93|          Further, an aureole is not due to an unlawful work. Now
1423 Suppl, 93|           an ~aureole is not always due to martyrdom.~Aquin.: SMT
1424 Suppl, 93|         seemingly an aureole is not due to him, since his ~conflict
1425 Suppl, 93|            an aureole is not always due ~to martyrdom.~Aquin.: SMT
1426 Suppl, 93|           aureole is not apparently due to them. Therefore the ~
1427 Suppl, 93|        grace, and yet no aureole is due to ~them. Therefore seemingly
1428 Suppl, 93|     seemingly neither is an aureole due to martyrdom.~Aquin.: SMT
1429 Suppl, 93|          Therefore if an aureole is due to one who suffers death
1430 Suppl, 93|           in like manner it is also due to those who suffer death ~
1431 Suppl, 93|         country, ~an aureole is not due to him. Therefore even though
1432 Suppl, 93|           in himself, no aureole is due to him: and ~consequently
1433 Suppl, 93|     consequently an aureole is ~not due to all martyrs.~Aquin.:
1434 Suppl, 93|      martyrdom." Now an aureole is ~due to virginity, and consequently
1435 Suppl, 93|             2~Further, the crown is due to one who has striven.
1436 Suppl, 93|      Therefore a special aureole is due ~thereto.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1437 Suppl, 93|              we call an aureole, is due to the most perfect victory
1438 Suppl, 93|    virginity, so ~too an aureole is due to the most perfect victory
1439 Suppl, 93|          Consequently an aureole is due to martyrdom as well as
1440 Suppl, 93|          aureole. For an aureole is due to a ~work of supererogation,
1441 Suppl, 93|            Reply OBJ 2: A reward is due to martyrdom, not in respect
1442 Suppl, 93|     consequently a higher reward is due to him.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
1443 Suppl, 93|          reach ~the degree of merit due to actual martyrdom by reason
1444 Suppl, 93|          greater than that which is due to an ~actual martyr. But
1445 Suppl, 93|          martyr. But the aureole is due to the difficulty inherent
1446 Suppl, 93|      martyrdom: wherefore it is not due to those who are ~martyrs
1447 Suppl, 93|         Consequently an ~aureole is due to the difficulty of suffering
1448 Suppl, 93|         Consequently the aureole is due to such injuries only as ~
1449 Suppl, 93|             1~Whether an aureole is due to doctors?~Aquin.: SMT
1450 Suppl, 93|         seem that an aureole is not due to doctors. For every ~reward
1451 Suppl, 93|        Therefore ~an aureole is not due to teaching or preaching.~
1452 Suppl, 93|              that an aureole is not due to preaching and teaching.~
1453 Suppl, 93|             wherefore an aureole is due to preaching and teaching,
1454 Suppl, 93|             some affirm, that it is due ~to prelates only, who are
1455 Suppl, 93|             their office. but it is due to all whosoever exercise
1456 Suppl, 93|            act lawfully. ~Nor is it due to prelates, although they
1457 Suppl, 93|            preach, since a crown is due not to the habit, but ~to
1458 Suppl, 93|          stated that an aureole is ~due to teaching, this is to
1459 Suppl, 93|             1~Whether an aureole is due to Christ?~Aquin.: SMT XP
1460 Suppl, 93|             seem that an aureole is due to Christ. For an aureole
1461 Suppl, 93|          Christ. For an aureole is ~due to virginity, martyrdom,
1462 Suppl, 93|            an aureole is especially due to Him.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
1463 Suppl, 93|           Christ. Now an aureole is due as the reward of ~most excellent
1464 Suppl, 93|        merits. Therefore it is also due to Christ.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1465 Suppl, 93|             seem that an aureole is due to Christ even as God.~Aquin.:
1466 Suppl, 93|         Therefore an aureole is not due ~to Christ.~Aquin.: SMT
1467 Suppl, 93|             Although the aureole is due to a most perfect work,
1468 Suppl, 93|             1~Whether an aureole is due to the angels?~Aquin.: SMT
1469 Suppl, 93|             seem that an aureole is due to the angels. For Jerome ~(
1470 Suppl, 93|            virginity, it would seem due to the ~angels.~Aquin.:
1471 Suppl, 93|             Therefore an aureole is due to them ~rather than to
1472 Suppl, 93|              Further, an aureole is due to teaching. Now angels
1473 Suppl, 93|          the aureole of ~doctors is due to them.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1474 Suppl, 93|         Therefore an aureole is not due to them.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1475 Suppl, 93|          Further, an aureole is not due to an act that is not performed
1476 Suppl, 93|           body: wherefore it is not due to lovers of virginity,
1477 Suppl, 93|             that, An aureole is not due to the angels. The reason
1478 Suppl, 93|         same sense as an aureole is due to men.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
1479 Suppl, 93|          Whether an aureole is also due to the body?~Aquin.: SMT
1480 Suppl, 93|             that an aureole is also due to the body. For the ~essential
1481 Suppl, 93|         both in soul and in body is due to ~merit gained through
1482 Suppl, 93|        Therefore an aureole is also due to the body.~Aquin.: SMT
1483 Suppl, 93|        works to which an aureole is due. But even as from the joy
1484 Suppl, 93|            Therefore an aureole is ~due to poverty.~Aquin.: SMT
1485 Suppl, 93|             seem that an aureole is due thereto.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1486 Suppl, 93|      Therefore a fourth ~aureole is due to those who do this.~Aquin.:
1487 Suppl, 93|             Wherefore an aureole is due to ~virginity. In the conflict
1488 Suppl, 93|    wherefore the second aureole is ~due to martyrs who win the victory
1489 Suppl, 93|   consequently the third aureole is due to doctors and ~preachers.~
1490 Suppl, 93|           the aureole of doctors is due: the highest act of the ~
1491 Suppl, 93|           the aureole of martyrs is due: and the highest act of
1492 Suppl, 93|           the aureole of virgins is due.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[96] A[
1493 Suppl, 93|          this reason an aureole is ~due to them.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1494 Suppl, 93|            a special aureole is not due to it.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
1495 Suppl, 93|             Hence an aureole is not due to poverty; ~but judicial
1496 Suppl, 93|          Reply OBJ 5: An aureole is due to those who commit the
1497 Suppl, 93|             the greater ~aureole is due to them.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1498 Suppl, 93|   consequently a greater aureole is due to virginity.~Aquin.: SMT
1499 Suppl, 93|             the greatest aureole is due to doctors. ~Because the
1500 Suppl, 93|      militant the greatest honor is due to doctors (1 Tim. ~5:17): "