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501 2, 65 | continues to speak in like manner of the other virtues (cf.
502 2, 65 | directed to the end. In ~like manner one cannot have prudence
503 2, 65 | pleasure and sorrow. In like manner all the ~operations that
504 2, 65 | sleepy or unwell. In like manner ~sometimes the habits of
505 2, 66 | from God; one after this manner, and another after that."
506 2, 66 | since the beloved is, in a manner, in the lover, and, again,
507 2, 67 | but after a different ~manner.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[67] A[
508 2, 67 | good and evil. In like manner knowledge that is perfect
509 2, 67 | appetite in a more excellent ~manner than the moral virtues.
510 2, 67 | punishment. Therefore, in a like manner, hope can remain.~Aquin.:
511 2, 67 | can buy at once. In like manner those who have the glory
512 2, 67 | faith is knowledge in a dark manner. Therefore, the ~darkness
513 2, 68 | by man in a more perfect manner ~than the latter: because
514 2, 68 | according as it is, in a manner, and imperfectly, informed
515 2, 68 | commandments), but as regards the manner of working, in respect of
516 2, 68 | fear ~corresponds, in a manner, to temperance: for just
517 2, 68 | the fact that one is, in a manner, perfected by another, as ~
518 2, 69 | to avoid vice." In like manner, although, on ~the other
519 2, 69 | meanwhile they are, in a manner, begun, even in this life. ~
520 2, 69 | gift, in a ~more excellent manner, so that man, according
521 2, 70 | Ghost is given in a special manner, as ~in His own likeness,
522 2, 70 | in one way, evil in all manner of ways," as ~Dionysius
523 2, 71 | being well disposed in a manner ~befitting its nature, as
524 2, 71 | its being disposed in a manner not befitting its nature,
525 2, 71 | to do well, ~and in like manner, it is more blameworthy
526 2, 72 | sin against God. In like ~manner, the first order includes
527 2, 72 | what he ought, and in like manner, the glutton, to satiate
528 2, 72 | affirmation, ~which, in a manner, is its cause. Hence in
529 2, 72 | ought not"; and in ~like manner as to the other circumstances.
530 2, 73 | dissolved; and, in like manner, a house is no darker if ~
531 2, 73 | to a sin, belongs, in a manner, to the very species of
532 2, 73 | stripes." Therefore, in like manner, on the part of the person ~
533 2, 73 | sinned against is, in a manner, the object of ~the sin.
534 2, 73 | shalt ~not curse." In like manner it would seem that an injury
535 2, 74 | not always mortal. In like manner there is ~mortal sin in
536 2, 75 | character of evil. In like manner ~neither can a sin be an
537 2, 75 | causes. ~First, after the manner of an efficient or moving
538 2, 75 | acts. Secondly, after the ~manner of a material cause, one
539 2, 75 | together. Thirdly, after the ~manner of a final cause, one sin
540 2, 77 | by the lower; but, ~in a manner, it can be moved by it indirectly,
541 2, 77 | Objection is solved in like manner.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[77] A[
542 2, 77 | arises in the aforesaid manner to the due action of ~man,
543 2, 77 | whose limbs move in ~a manner contrary to his intention.~
544 2, 77 | commandment wrought in me all manner of concupiscence"; on which
545 2, 79 | the cause of sin. In like manner neither ~can He cause sin
546 2, 79 | the cause thereof. In like manner sin, ~which the free-will
547 2, 80 | Body Para. 3/3~In like manner, the sensitive appetite
548 2, 80 | which is brought in ~the manner explained, before the apprehensive
549 2, 81 | he has a certain special manner of causing sin, by way of ~
550 2, 81 | and vice versa, in like ~manner, say they, a culpable defect
551 2, 81 | formed in ~the aforesaid manner, his flesh would be severed
552 2, 82 | local tendencies. In like manner, when the harmony ~of original
553 2, 82 | above (Q[73], A[2]). In like manner, ~neither is this possible,
554 2, 84 | helps man to obtain all manner ~of temporal goods, according
555 2, 85 | purpose of his art. In ~like manner the human body is the matter
556 2, 86 | spiritual things in like manner. Now man's soul has a twofold ~
557 2, 87 | in an order, ~are, in a manner, one, in relation to the
558 2, 87 | be born blind." In ~like manner we see that many children,
559 2, 87 | who are punished in like manner as those whose crimes they ~
560 2, 88 | opposed to drought. In like manner if mortal be ~taken literally
561 2, 88 | commission of ~adultery. In like manner it may happen, on the part
562 2, 88 | wherefore as there is a ~twofold manner of cause, so is there a
563 2, 88 | cause, so is there a twofold manner of disposition. ~For there
564 2, 89 | than a venial sin. In like manner, Augustine says (Gen. ad
565 2, 90 | itself of reason. In like manner, ~neither is it a habit
566 2, 91 | intellectual and rational ~manner, therefore the participation
567 2, 91 | partake thereof in a rational manner, wherefore there is no ~
568 2, 94 | habit of science. In like manner, through the deficiency
569 2, 94 | injustice whatever. In like ~manner adultery is intercourse
570 2, 96 | are open to blame. In like manner many ~things are permissible
571 2, 96 | the meek man: and in like ~manner as regards the other virtues
572 2, 96 | of a friend, and in like manner with the other ~virtues.
573 2, 98 | He hath not done in like ~manner to every nation: and His
574 2, 98 | celebrate it according to the manner; and he shall be as he that
575 2, 98 | are not bound. In like ~manner this people was bound to
576 2, 98 | and all the law?" In like manner, from ~this point of view,
577 2, 98 | bestowed on men in an orderly manner, so that they ~might be
578 2, 100 | 6) Their order;~(7) The manner in which they were given;~(
579 2, 100 | some favor to come: in like manner all the sacrifices were ~
580 2, 100 | did He observe a ~suitable manner in formulating His Law.~
581 2, 100 | arrange all things in due manner and order. Therefore it
582 2, 100 | Lib. Arb. i, 4). In like manner ~when a man's property is
583 2, 100 | done bravely, and in like ~manner as to the other virtues.
584 2, 100 | not give back." In like manner the prohibition of acts
585 2, 101 | the ~ceremonies and the manner of worshipping."~Aquin.:
586 2, 102 | was ~unfitting that the manner of immolation should be
587 2, 102 | The Law fixed the special manner of slaying the sacrificial ~
588 2, 102 | iii), "the Law chose that manner of slaying which was least ~
589 2, 102 | tabernacle or temple. In like manner, the ark, the propitiatory,
590 2, 102 | Body Para. 2/2~In like manner the state of the Old Law,
591 2, 102 | conspicuous for their heavenly ~manner of life, signified by the
592 2, 102 | Thou shalt not do in like ~manner to the Lord thy God: for
593 2, 102 | cut themselves after their manner with knives and ~lancets,
594 2, 102 | bones. ~Secondly, as to the manner of eating. For it is written: "
595 2, 102 | considered unclean. In like manner, ~since leprosy arises from
596 2, 102 | become unclean, and in like manner, whoever ~might sprinkle
597 2, 102 | to be made in a broadcast manner from any family, ~but according
598 2, 102 | unclean, it seems that in like manner neither should blood ~have
599 2, 102 | Tob. 1:20, seqq.). In like manner it is ~sometimes an act
600 2, 102 | earthiness; and in like manner they were forbidden to ~
601 2, 102 | exceeding humidity. In like manner certain ~fish lacking fins
602 2, 102 | spiritually unclean. In ~like manner those fish that have scales
603 2, 102 | has no perception of the ~manner in which its flesh is cooked,
604 2, 102 | the ~flesh of kids in this manner, for the purpose of sacrifice
605 2, 103 | and Abraham did in like manner (Gn. ~22:13). Therefore
606 2, 103 | appears from Gn. 17. ~In like manner the priesthood preceded
607 2, 103 | Resurrection of Christ. In like manner other ~solemnities of the
608 2, 103 | conceived and bore." In like manner the ceremonies of ~the Old
609 2, 103 | other hand, Paul in like manner made a pretense of blaming
610 2, 105 | things. Therefore ~in like manner certain things should have
611 2, 105 | king, He did establish the ~manner of election from the very
612 2, 105 | justice. He also appointed the manner in which they were to conduct ~
613 2, 105 | punishments in an unreasonable manner.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[105] A[
614 2, 105 | He hath not done in like manner to every nation; and His
615 2, 105 | It is ~also directed the manner of pronouncing just judgments,
616 2, 105 | thy brother," and in like manner as to other things. Secondly,
617 2, 105 | were framed in a ~suitable manner?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[105] A[
618 2, 105 | Body Para. 2/2~In like manner with regard to hostile relations
619 2, 105 | celebrate it according to the manner, and he shall be ~as that
620 2, 106 | it is given in an ~inward manner, that they may be justified."
621 2, 106 | through a glass in a dark manner; but then face to face."~
622 2, 106 | but in themselves. In like manner the ~Manicheans maintained
623 2, 106 | he wrote of Me." In like manner the New Law ~corresponds
624 2, 107 | God" (Dt. 6:5). In like manner neither can they differ ~
625 2, 107 | the Old Testament. In like manner the New ~Law is a law of
626 2, 107 | to the ~New Law. In like manner in the New Testament there
627 2, 107 | hating one's enemies. In like manner Our Lord ~seems to have
628 2, 108 | Our Lord explained the manner of fulfilling those precepts ~
629 2, 108 | particular case. In like manner, when a man for some ~fixed
630 2, 108 | what'] thou hast." In like manner when He gave the ~counsel
631 2, 109 | nature according to the manner of love which can belong ~
632 2, 110 | According to the common manner of speech, grace is ~usually
633 2, 110 | life of the soul after the manner of an ~efficient cause;
634 2, 110 | life of the body after the manner of ~a formal cause. Now
635 2, 110 | the soul, not ~after the manner of an efficient cause, but
636 2, 110 | efficient cause, but after the manner of a formal ~cause, as whiteness
637 2, 110 | itself is a virtue after a manner, as ~stated above (Q[57],
638 2, 110 | dispose man in a higher manner and towards a higher end, ~
639 2, 110 | attributed to grace in this manner, but as to the root of ~
640 2, 110 | Divine Nature, after the manner of a likeness, through a
641 2, 113 | moves everything in its own manner, just as ~we see that in
642 2, 113 | may be moved in its own manner. ~But the conservation of
643 2, 113 | affirmation. And in the ~same manner can the free-will be moved
644 2, 113 | This objection rests on the manner of acting, in which way ~
645 2, 114 | but there may be a certain manner of ~justice, as when we
646 2, 114 | operate after ~their own manner. Now the manner and measure
647 2, 114 | their own manner. Now the manner and measure of human virtue
648 2, 1 | of articles;~(9) Of the manner of embodying the articles
649 2, 1 | through a glass in a dark manner; but then face to face.
650 2, 1 | as is evident from ~the manner of speaking about them.
651 2, 1 | R.O. 1 Para. 3/3~In like manner it belongs to charity to
652 2, 1 | through a glass in a dark manner." ~Therefore what is believed
653 2, 1 | through a glass in a dark manner; but then face ~to face":
654 2, 1 | believe, they see. In like manner it may happen that what
655 2, 1 | think another: and, in like manner, one may know by ~demonstration
656 2, 1 | iv, text. 9). In like manner all the articles are contained
657 2, 1 | men have been after the manner of active causes, through
658 2, 1 | Body Para. 3/4~In like manner, with regard to Christ's
659 2, 1 | settle this point. In like manner it was necessary to appoint
660 2, 1 | expressed in a ~symbol, in a manner that is in keeping with
661 2, 2 | by ebb and flow. In like ~manner the planets have their proper
662 2, 2 | objects of faith, in like manner the others should also be
663 2, 2 | Hier. iv, ~vii). In like manner therefore the unfolding
664 2, 4 | through a glass in a dark manner; but then face ~to face."
665 2, 4 | its species, is after ~the manner of a form in natural things.
666 2, 4 | voluntary act is, in a manner, the end to which that act
667 2, 4 | away, and that, in like manner, when a man sins ~mortally
668 2, 5 | through a glass in a dark manner." Now in their ~original
669 2, 10 | believe." Therefore, in like manner, neither ~should unbelievers
670 2, 12 | blissful reward, and, in like manner, in the damned, evil is
671 2, 13 | clay?" Therefore, in like manner, a man can ~return from
672 2, 14 | operation in the aforesaid manner.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[15] A[
673 2, 15 | Ethic. i, 13). In like manner we are commanded to meditate
674 2, 16 | referred to an end. In like manner the principal efficient
675 2, 17 | Body Para. 2/2~In like manner, since the everlastingness
676 2, 22 | Divine charity. For this manner of speaking is common among
677 2, 22 | on all, in the aforesaid ~manner.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[23] A[
678 2, 23 | of the matter. In ~like manner grace and glory are referred
679 2, 23 | in Phys. iv, 9. In like ~manner science, as a habit, has
680 2, 23 | actual increase. In like manner charity ~does not actually
681 2, 23 | its proper time. In ~like manner every act of charity merits
682 2, 23 | the Holy Ghost. In like ~manner the cause of the increase
683 2, 23 | Body Para. 2/3~In like manner the divers degrees of charity
684 2, 23 | Body Para. 3/3~In like manner we observe in local motion
685 2, 23 | Body Para. 5/6~In like manner, neither can venial sin
686 2, 24 | ministerially ~under God. In like manner it would be wrong if a man
687 2, 24 | Body Para. 5/5~In the same manner it may be shown that the
688 2, 26 | through a ~glass, in a dark manner" (1 Cor. 13:12). Neither,
689 2, 28 | united by peace. In like manner if there be concord as ~
690 2, 28 | are without pity. In like manner this applies ~to those also
691 2, 29 | is next to it. ~In like manner God pours forth the gifts
692 2, 30 | Body Para. 2/2~In like manner spiritual needs are relieved
693 2, 30 | visiting the sick. In like manner to assist ~a man against
694 2, 30 | thy God." In like manner ~gains from games of chance
695 2, 31 | regard ~to another. In like manner one man can correct another
696 2, 31 | ought to do so in a becoming manner, not ~with impudence and
697 2, 31 | of it. Therefore, in like manner, good should not be ~omitted
698 2, 31 | brother's fault in this manner.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[33] A[
699 2, 33 | Their soul abhorred all manner of meat," and from the definition
700 2, 33 | the Divine good. In like manner the sorrow ~whereby one
701 2, 33 | all vices, and, in like manner, a ~"wandering" of the mind
702 2, 34 | more envious; and in ~like manner the faint-hearted are envious,
703 2, 36 | secondly, with regard ~to the manner of contending. As to the
704 2, 36 | should be praised. As to the manner, we ~must consider whether
705 2, 36 | must consider whether his manner of contending is in keeping
706 2, 36 | truth ~and an inordinate manner, it is a mortal sin. Thus
707 2, 36 | together ~with an inordinate manner, it can be a venial sin,
708 2, 37 | punished in an ~unwonted manner: it was enough that they
709 2, 37 | miraculous and unwonted manner.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[39] A[
710 2, 37 | commander-in-chief. In like manner the good ~of ecclesiastical
711 2, 37 | has ~no effect. In like manner the Church, when excommunication
712 2, 39 | his intention and on his manner of defending himself. For
713 2, 39 | in a quarrelsome and open manner, since ~sometimes he seeks
714 2, 41 | Body Para. 2/3~In like manner, while going along the spiritual
715 2, 41 | commandment wrought in ~me all manner of concupiscence." Wherefore
716 2, 41 | another's good deed. In like manner active scandal is ~always
717 2, 41 | change his ~diet. In like manner it must needs be that scandals
718 2, 41 | be ~mortal; and in like manner if he intends by committing
719 2, 41 | a Jew, livest after the manner of the gentiles, and not
720 2, 42 | own body in an ordinate manner, and this is done by his ~
721 2, 42 | thought, "soul" to the manner of life, and "mind" to the
722 2, 42 | as himself, but in like ~manner as himself, and this in
723 2, 42 | of our neighbor. In like ~manner where we are commanded (
724 2, 43 | above" (James 3:15). In like manner it differs from faith, since ~
725 2, 45 | prudence works after the manner of reason. But moral ~virtue
726 2, 45 | tends to the mean after the manner of nature, because, as Tully ~
727 2, 45 | prudence to decide in what manner and by ~what means man shall
728 2, 45 | Moral virtue after the manner of nature intends to attain ~
729 2, 45 | matters ~after the same manner, it follows that the inclination
730 2, 45 | ever works in the same manner, does not suffice for this
731 2, 45 | sciences. Therefore in like manner there are different kinds
732 2, 45 | to one another. In like manner, ~though the good of the
733 2, 45 | in ~the ruler "after the manner of a mastercraft" (Ethic.
734 2, 45 | the ~subjects, "after the manner of a handicraft."~Aquin.:
735 2, 45 | same species act in ~like manner. But this is impossible
736 2, 47 | cannot be undone. In like manner, the present as ~such, has
737 2, 48 | which disposes in a suitable manner such ~things as belong to
738 2, 49 | science. Therefore in like manner these belong to the same ~
739 2, 55 | which this is done. In like ~manner the word "jus" [right] was
740 2, 55 | transcends ~human nature. In like manner, neither is it positive
741 2, 55 | called "paternal." In like manner neither is there the just
742 2, 56 | general virtue: and ~in like manner injustice may be called
743 2, 57 | to meekness, and in ~like manner as regards the other sins.
744 2, 57 | materially or formally. In like manner neither can it be ~called
745 2, 59 | severely punished. In like manner when a man ~despoils another
746 2, 60 | only virtually. In like manner he that has money has the
747 2, 60 | them." Therefore in like manner they that consent ~are bound
748 2, 61 | riches, sins," and in like manner, if a man be honored for ~
749 2, 62 | avoid a lesser. In like manner it is unlawful to take one'
750 2, 63 | universal ~nature. In like manner to maim anyone, though contrary
751 2, 63 | what they will." In like manner, according to human justice,
752 2, 64 | others from going. In like manner a rich man does not ~act
753 2, 64 | guilty of theft. In like manner if the thing ~found appears
754 2, 69 | Divine reward. In ~like manner an advocate, when he mercifully
755 2, 71 | has taken from him, in the manner stated above (Q[62], A[2]) ~
756 2, 75 | information. Therefore, in like manner, neither need he tell him
757 2, 76 | sin of ~injustice. In like manner he commits an injustice
758 2, 76 | be lawfully sold. In like manner there may ~be some secondary
759 2, 76 | money. Therefore in like manner it is ~lawful to accept
760 2, 76 | pertains to usury. In like manner if a buyer wishes to buy
761 2, 77 | no ~omission. And in like manner, a person is bound to restitution,
762 2, 77 | a mutable good. In like manner ~omission deserves not only
763 2, 78 | God" (he speaks after the ~manner of Socrates who said that '
764 2, 79 | ordered to him in a becoming manner. ~But order comes under
765 2, 79 | duty voluntarily. In like manner, to render due service to
766 2, 80 | on this fatness. In like manner charity both causes devotion ~(
767 2, 81 | our enemies in the same manner ~as we are bound to love
768 2, 81 | Body Para. 2/2~In like manner it is a matter of obligation
769 2, 81 | His presence in a becoming manner, not through negligence
770 2, 83 | by God or by man. In like manner the offering of ~sacrifice
771 2, 83 | offered sacrifice to God in ~a manner befitting the times in which
772 2, 84 | for God's sake. In like manner, and for the same reason,
773 2, 85 | bound to obey. In like ~manner during the time of the New
774 2, 85 | to reprove them. ~In like manner the ministers of the Church
775 2, 85 | or in any other similar manner, they are bound to the ~
776 2, 86 | against someone. In like manner it would be futile to ~promise
777 2, 86 | 1/1~I answer that, The manner in which a thing is solemnized
778 2, 86 | to ~one another. In like manner a vow is solemnized when
779 2, 86 | husband. Therefore in like ~manner other persons that are subject
780 2, 86 | Body Para. 2/2~In like manner a person who takes a vow
781 2, 86 | exercising his order. In like manner the Pope cannot make a man
782 2, 86 | goods of the Church. In like manner neither is he dispensed
783 2, 87 | even a ~good man in this manner. Moreover, he is in danger
784 2, 87 | requisite for the right ~manner of swearing are implied
785 2, 87 | above (Q[1], ~A[1]). In like manner an oath is chiefly referred
786 2, 87 | ad 3). Therefore in like manner, if an oath admits of dispensation,
787 2, 87 | case on account of the ~manner of swearing for instance,
788 2, 89 | Jews. Therefore in like manner neither should ~song be
789 2, 90 | ought ~not, and in like manner as regards other circumstances,
790 2, 90 | whom it ought not, or in a manner it ~ought not.~Aquin.: SMT
791 2, 90 | would be a stone. In like manner it does not follow that ~"
792 2, 91 | worshiped God ~in whatever manner they pleased, without committing
793 2, 91 | worship to God contrary to the manner established by the ~Church
794 2, 92 | excels all in a singular manner: and this is the ~worship
795 2, 93 | to himself, in an undue ~manner, the foretelling of future
796 2, 93 | contingency, so that the manner of their ~occurrence is
797 2, 93 | Body Para. 3/5~In like manner the outward cause of dreams
798 2, 93 | servant, ~acted in like manner (Gn. 24). Therefore it seems
799 2, 93 | his ~instruction. In like manner Eliezer listened to the
800 2, 94 | to acquire science in a manner ~connatural to man, namely,
801 2, 94 | superstitious and unlawful. In like manner it seems that one should ~
802 2, 94 | if hope be placed in the manner of writing or ~fastening,
803 2, 95 | not punished in the above manner, ~as though it were a sufficient
804 2, 97 | Body Para. 3/3~In like manner the third species of sacrilege,
805 2, 97 | the other black. In like manner it ~is possible for two
806 2, 98 | vice of simony. ~In like manner he might commit simony by
807 2, 98 | teaching. Therefore in like manner it would seem lawful ~for
808 2, 98 | contemptible price." In like manner temporal things are given
809 2, 98 | are ~insufficient. In like manner it is lawful to be easier
810 2, 99 | in a far ~more excellent manner than one's father or country.
811 2, 100 | Therefore, just as, in a manner, religion, whereby worship
812 2, 101 | a man is loved. In like manner, ~since there is one reason
813 2, 102 | generation, and the right manner of intercourse with ~woman
814 2, 102 | flesh." Therefore in like manner other ~subjects are bound
815 2, 102 | up or consumed. In ~like manner there are two reasons, for
816 2, 103 | for his ~command. In like manner a sin that directly involves
817 2, 106 | special virtue?~(3) Of the manner of taking vengeance;~(4)
818 2, 106 | enduring patiently, and in ~due manner, the wrongs they themselves
819 2, 106 | so that we follow in due manner our natural inclinations,
820 2, 107 | appetible: and in like manner the "good" considered in
821 2, 107 | virtue of truth ~does, in a manner, regard something as being
822 2, 108 | not willing to make ~any manner of lie."~Aquin.: SMT SS
823 2, 112 | takes everything in a right manner both from those he ~loves
824 2, 112 | one another in a becoming manner. Hence the need of a special ~
825 2, 112 | man behaves in a becoming manner towards those with whom
826 2, 112 | this virtue "treats in like manner known ~and unknown, companions
827 2, 112 | towards all in a fitting manner.~
828 2, 113 | before death." Again, in like manner it is right to wish to please
829 2, 114 | greater contempt. In like manner, sins that are committed
830 2, 115 | FS, Q[65], A[1]). In like manner ~nothing prevents a virtuous
831 2, 115 | to give it in a ~fitting manner, since this is a use of
832 2, 115 | and justice, which, in a manner, are directed to the common ~
833 2, 115 | Divine good surpasses all manner of human good; and among
834 2, 116 | against his own body." In like manner ~neither is it apparently
835 2, 117 | Ethic. iv, 1). And in like manner ~it happens sometimes that
836 2, 117 | prodigal expenditure. In like manner the covetous man sins against ~
837 2, 118 | legal justice does. In like manner, neither is it a part ~of
838 2, 120 | Sabbath ~observance. In like manner it is not contrary to the
839 2, 120 | which they suffered. In like manner a ~bodily work that is directed
840 2, 121 | behaves well in bearing all manner of adversity: ~yet a man
841 2, 121 | habit which acts after the manner of nature. ~Therefore the
842 2, 121 | action. Therefore in like manner it should not ~employ anger.~
843 2, 121 | escape from sorrow. In like manner desire, by its ~very nature,
844 2, 123 | ordinate or inordinate ~manner.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[125] A[
845 2, 123 | inordinate ~desire. Hence in like manner inordinate fear is included
846 2, 127 | Body Para. 4/4~In like manner there are two virtues about
847 2, 127 | ordinary or little. In like ~manner he is not cast down by dishonor,
848 2, 129 | use of them in a ~becoming manner. Wherefore it is evident
849 2, 130 | sake, but for ours. In like manner a man may ~rightly seek
850 2, 130 | account to him. In like manner he ~thinks little of other
851 2, 132 | accomplished in becoming ~manner. Wherefore the Philosopher
852 2, 134 | subject to God. In like manner the act of patience, in
853 2, 134 | health. Therefore in like manner ~one may, without the help
854 2, 134 | behaves in a praiseworthy manner ~by suffering [patiendo]
855 2, 134 | place. ~Therefore in like manner longanimity which takes
856 2, 135 | ii) virtue acts after the manner of nature. Therefore ~the
857 2, 139 | being defiled. In like ~manner honesty [*Honesty must be
858 2, 139 | death. ~Wherefore in like manner temperance must needs be
859 2, 140 | respective duties. In like manner penitents, in order to recover
860 2, 140 | order of reason; and in like manner "concupiscence does not
861 2, 140 | soul from Hell." In like manner by ~resisting concupiscence
862 2, 140 | Body Para. 3/3~In like manner again, on the part of the
863 2, 143 | clarity of color. In like manner spiritual beauty ~consists
864 2, 144 | medicine. Therefore, in like manner, to regulate one's food,
865 2, 145 | saint's works.] In like manner ~right reason does not retrench
866 2, 145 | from food but also from all manner of lusts." Now ~this belongs
867 2, 145 | is abstinence from ~all manner of lust, since, as stated
868 2, 145 | fixing of the time ~and manner of fasting as becoming and
869 2, 145 | of God. Therefore in like manner all ~are bound to keep the
870 2, 145 | dwelling in them in a ~special manner [*Cf. FP, Q[8], A[3]], wherefore
871 2, 146 | fails to observe the due manner ~of eating, by eating "greedily."~
872 2, 146 | of meat or drink. In like manner, we reply that dullness
873 2, 147 | 11): "The women in like ~manner, chaste . . . sober," etc.,
874 2, 147 | 2:6) "Young men in like ~manner exhort that they be sober."~
875 2, 150 | to the ~body, and in like manner as regards the rest. Wherefore
876 2, 150 | with right reason. In like ~manner if a man abstain from bodily
877 2, 150 | repenting of his sin. In like manner a person who has lost ~virginity
878 2, 150 | faithful in no uncertain manner, so ~that they know in what
879 2, 151 | to ~its end in a fitting manner. Wherefore it is no sin
880 2, 151 | certain things in a fitting manner and ~order for the end to
881 2, 151 | if it ~be taken in due manner and order, as required for
882 2, 151 | they ~be performed in due manner and order, in keeping with
883 2, 151 | should be accomplished in a manner befitting the end for which
884 2, 152 | spiritual adultery. In like manner, the other kinds of ~sacrilege
885 2, 152 | generation accomplished in a manner ~disadvantageous to the
886 2, 152 | adulterer," and in ~like manner one who is over enamored
887 2, 152 | is a sacrilege ~after the manner of incest. Intercourse with
888 2, 152 | not observing the ~natural manner of copulation, either as
889 2, 152 | not observing the right manner of copulation, which is
890 2, 152 | than if it affects the manner of ~copulation in respect
891 2, 156 | hell-fire, signify in a ~pointed manner different abodes in the
892 2, 156 | manifests his anger ~in his manner of speech, as stated above (
893 2, 156 | we are to understand all manner of ~injuries inflicted on
894 2, 159 | holy apostles." In like manner. ~humility does not require
895 2, 160 | considered with regard to the manner of having it, in ~so far
896 2, 163 | by the devil?~(2) Of the manner and order of that temptation.~
897 2, 163 | tempted [Douay: 'tried'], what manner of things doth he know?"~
898 2, 163 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the manner and order of the first temptation
899 2, 163 | It would seem that the manner and order of the first temptation ~
900 2, 163 | angel: therefore in like manner it should have come upon
901 2, 165 | which they argue." In like manner, those who study to learn
902 2, 165 | is not directed in due ~manner to the knowledge of the
903 2, 165 | should be regulated in due ~manner.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[167] A[
904 2, 165 | place, ~it is directed in a manner special to man, to intellective
905 2, 166 | inference that ~in like manner man's mind would break if
906 2, 167 | what is becoming in his ~manner of life" (according to the
907 2, 169 | something in the soul, after the manner of a habit, as stated ~above (
908 2, 169 | also indicated by the ~very manner in which prophecies are
909 2, 169 | Kgs. 5:26), and in like manner ~the secret thoughts of
910 2, 169 | bears Himself after the manner of one who repents, by ~"
911 2, 170 | commences; and in like ~manner fish foreknow a coming storm,
912 2, 170 | to a shipwreck. In like manner Amos, who was ~a shepherd,
913 2, 171 | Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THE MANNER IN WHICH PROPHETIC KNOWLEDGE
914 2, 171 | We must now consider the manner in which prophetic knowledge
915 2, 172 | descending from heaven with all manner of beasts ~therein. The
916 2, 172 | prophecy according to the manner of ~prophesying. Now we
917 2, 172 | Now we may distinguish the manner of prophesying - either ~
918 2, 172 | that "the ~most excellent manner of prophecy is when a man
919 2, 172 | imperfection of knowledge. In like manner prophecy implies a certain ~
920 2, 172 | Sea (Ex. ~14:21). In like manner greater miracles were wrought
921 2, 172 | prophet. Therefore in like manner the blessed can be called ~
922 2, 172 | was interrupted after the manner of a ~passion, and was not
923 2, 172 | delivered to many. In like manner the books of the prophets
924 2, 172 | in a much more excellent manner than in the prophets ~of
925 2, 172 | thy father," and in like manner to Jacob (Gn. 28:13): "I
926 2, 173 | in another way from the manner of tending - for ~instance
927 2, 173 | carried away, in a twofold ~manner, to that which is contrary
928 2, 173 | another way, as regards the manner connatural to man, ~which
929 2, 175 | effect in a less efficient manner.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[177] A[
930 2, 177 | white ~and black. In like manner active and contemplative
931 2, 178 | a glass" and "in a dark manner" (1 Cor. 13:12). Hence it
932 2, 178 | through a glass in a dark manner." ~Therefore seemingly there
933 2, 178 | contemplation in heaven; and in like manner the ~delight of the wayfarer'
934 2, 178 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The manner of contemplation is not
935 2, 181 | various duties; and in like manner men are raised upwards in ~
936 2, 181 | certain immobility in a manner ~according with its nature.
937 2, 181 | a multiform and manifold manner, so too, the fulness of
938 2, 181 | not be assigned in this manner.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[183] A[
939 2, 181 | of justice: and in like ~manner freedom from sin is not
940 2, 181 | becoming to him. In like ~manner true servitude is the servitude
941 2, 182 | the precept; and in like manner one does not ~transgress
942 2, 182 | would seem that in the same manner, when one progresses from
943 2, 182 | determinate to one thing. In like manner by ~inward spiritual growth
944 2, 182 | Body Para. 2/2~In like manner bishops bind themselves
945 2, 182 | Body Para. 2/2~In like manner, neither are they placed
946 2, 183 | his subjects in a bodily manner?~(6) Whether he can have
947 2, 183 | man who is apt, both in manner of life and by ~knowledge,
948 2, 183 | person ~or office, and the manner of life of those among whom
949 2, 184 | Body Para. 4/4~In like manner he is not bound to observe
950 2, 184 | privation." Hence in like manner ~the other gloss means not
951 2, 184 | God; and in corresponding manner the religious state is constituted
952 2, 184 | vow of obedience. In like manner ~the disquiet of worldly
953 2, 184 | to it alone in a ~special manner, namely human actions, since
954 2, 184 | because many take note of his manner of life: wherefore it is
955 2, 185 | alms. Wherefore in like manner if religious receive movable ~
956 2, 185 | Blessed Alexis acted in like manner, for, having ~renounced
957 2, 186 | priesthood." Therefore in like manner there is but one religious ~
958 2, 186 | wrongdoer in a becoming manner. Hence Ambrose says (De ~
959 2, 186 | letters ~helps in a twofold manner. In one way by helping directly
960 2, 187 | and ~lust and all other manner of sins.~Aquin.: SMT SS
961 2, 187 | thy house is ~full of all manner of good things, and nothing
962 2, 187 | being a virgin. In like manner it is not necessary for
963 2, 187 | for this surpasses all manner of satisfaction, even that
964 2, 187 | regards the ~disposal of their manner of life, their father may
965 2, 187 | cap. Licet.). In like manner the superior's decision
966 3, 1 | communicate itself in the highest manner to the creature, and this
967 3, 1 | manifested in a special manner by ~which power things infinitely
968 3, 1 | be ordained in a natural manner to God ~as to an end. But
969 3, 1 | First, on account of the manner of man's sin, which had
970 3, 1 | to be liberated in such a manner that he might be ~humbled,
971 3, 2 | some said the union was by manner of confusion ~(which is
972 3, 2 | is without order) or by manner of commensuration (which
973 3, 2 | Incarnation was brought about by manner of ~combination. But this
974 3, 2 | constitute anything after the manner of quantitative parts, as
975 3, 2 | incorporeal; nor after ~the manner of form and matter, for
976 3, 2 | person ~signifies after the manner of something subsisting.
977 3, 3 | Person. And after the ~same manner the Nature is also said
978 3, 3 | God as He is, and in this manner it is impossible for the
979 3, 3 | to one ~Person in such a manner as not to belong to another;
980 3, 3 | or the Holy Ghost in this manner, ~there would be no confusion
981 3, 4 | his work in the shortest ~manner possible. But it would have
982 3, 4 | natural property in which manner it would belong to all its ~
983 3, 7 | still exist, in a certain manner, as was ~said above (FS,
984 3, 7 | receive power in a particular ~manner in order to bring about
985 3, 7 | received grace, that, in a ~manner, it is poured out from it
986 3, 7 | pre-eminence of some. And in this manner a certain fulness of grace
987 3, 7 | this form, after its own manner, e.g. ~if we say that air
988 3, 7 | Enchiridion xl): "Grace is in a manner natural ~to the Man Christ."~
989 3, 8 | grace can ~be called in a manner the grace of union, inasmuch
990 3, 9 | of the ~sun. And in this manner the light of knowledge is
991 3, 9 | infused from on high, and this manner of knowing is proportioned
992 3, 10 | united to flesh in ~such a manner as to quit or lose the care
993 3, 10 | intellect, not after the manner of infinite, but ~finitely;
994 3, 10 | genus or species, which in a manner has infinity, inasmuch as
995 3, 10 | yet God knows more by this manner of ~knowledge or understanding.~
996 3, 10 | mediate degrees ~between the manner in which God sees His Word,
997 3, 10 | God sees His Word, and the manner in which ~the soul of Christ
998 3, 11 | angelic knowledge, in the manner of knowing that is natural
999 3, 11 | knowledge was ~in Christ in a manner proportioned to human nature,
1000 3, 12 | force of His reason, in the manner described in the previous
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