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Part, Question
1001 3, 12 | is ~acquired in a human manner, i.e. by the light of the
1002 3, 12 | person, so above the common manner of men was it filled with ~
1003 3, 13 | the soul of Christ in a manner had the knowledge of all
1004 3, 13 | possessed in an inferior manner; for heat ~is not received
1005 3, 13 | knowledge as regards the manner of knowing, for God knows (
1006 3, 13 | do, or to do in the same manner as God does, Who acts ~with
1007 3, 13 | of its perfection), in a manner ~befitting a rational creature.
1008 3, 13 | them ~out, and to heal all manner of diseases, and all manner
1009 3, 13 | manner of diseases, and all manner of infirmities."~Aquin.:
1010 3, 15 | animal, seeks this after the manner and order of reason. And ~
1011 3, 15 | necessity passible in like manner. But the soul suffers with
1012 3, 16 | man." Therefore, in like manner, ~this is true: "Man was
1013 3, 17 | nature is taken after the manner of a form, ~which is said
1014 3, 18 | And hence it was in this manner that the human nature of ~
1015 3, 18 | whether considered ~after the manner of nature, or after the
1016 3, 18 | of nature, or after the manner of reason. Now it was ~said
1017 3, 18 | belonged to it." And in like manner He allowed all the ~powers
1018 3, 18 | and bodily hurt. ~In like manner, the will as nature turns
1019 3, 19 | nature; yet in a different manner. For being belongs to the
1020 3, 19 | Nevertheless, in a secondary manner anyone may be a cause, to
1021 3, 19 | own merit has it, in a ~manner, of himself. Hence it is
1022 3, 19 | of the head reaches in ~a manner to all his members, since
1023 3, 21 | for Himself was also in a manner offered for others. So also ~
1024 3, 22 | prayers to God, and, in a manner, makes satisfaction to God
1025 3, 22 | every year." But in like manner under the ~priesthood of
1026 3, 22 | Holies, but without. In like ~manner Christ entered into the
1027 3, 23 | the Son also doth in like manner." Therefore it ~belongs
1028 3, 24 | is Son of God." In like manner neither by reason of the
1029 3, 24 | as Christ in a singular ~manner above all others is the
1030 3, 24 | of God, so in a singular ~manner is He predestinated.~Aquin.:
1031 3, 24 | its principles. In this manner predestination is not befitting ~
1032 3, 24 | a singular and ineffable manner that at ~the same time He
1033 3, 24 | Secondly, in respect of the manner of obtaining ~this good -
1034 3, 24 | achieved in a different manner, as Augustine says (De ~
1035 3, 25 | relics of theirs in a fitting manner: principally their bodies, ~
1036 3, 27 | sin. And thus, in whatever manner the Blessed Virgin ~would
1037 3, 27 | Body Para. 2/4~In like manner it seems to imply a contradiction
1038 3, 27 | sensitive soul, in a singular manner, from any inordinate movement. ~
1039 3, 27 | because of ~the singular manner in which the Son of God,
1040 3, 27 | bringing Him forth, she, in a manner, dispensed grace to all.~
1041 3, 27 | R.O. 2 Para. 2/3~In like manner there was a threefold perfection
1042 3, 28 | was begotten in the same manner; ~and that consequently
1043 3, 28 | in regard to the wonted manner of birth; ~not that we are
1044 3, 28 | dining in port." ~In like manner the evangelist says: "Before
1045 3, 29 | Mother of God, "that the manner of ~His Birth might be hidden
1046 3, 29 | was espoused ~"that the manner of His Birth might be hidden
1047 3, 29 | by ~God from knowing the manner of the Divine Birth. That
1048 3, 30 | announcement be made?~(3) In what manner should this announcement
1049 3, 30 | heart after a more blessed manner than in her flesh."~Aquin.:
1050 3, 30 | men by angels; in like ~manner Divine things are announced
1051 3, 30 | given to them to ~trace the manner of our Lord's conception,
1052 3, 30 | the angel in a becoming ~manner. For the angel had a threefold
1053 3, 31 | conception; thirdly, as to the manner and order of His conception. ~
1054 3, 31 | rather in ~respect of the manner of the conception and birth;
1055 3, 31 | Christ ~in an unsuitable manner.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[31] A[
1056 3, 31 | indeed by explaining the manner of the Incarnation, which ~
1057 3, 31 | accomplished in ~every variety of manner. For the first man was made
1058 3, 31 | woman. So ~that this fourth manner remained as it were proper
1059 3, 31 | yet in his loins." In like manner Christ was in ~Abraham's
1060 3, 31 | was in Abraham in such a manner as to descend ~from him,
1061 3, 32 | Enchiridion xl): "The ~manner in which Christ was born
1062 3, 34 | sanctifying grace, and in like manner the ~fulness of known truth;
1063 3, 35 | R.O. 3 Para. 2/2~In like manner He chose to be born in the
1064 3, 37 | incarnate alone in a special ~manner exclusively proper to Him.
1065 3, 39 | government of ~Egypt. In like manner we read (2 Kgs. 5:4) that "
1066 3, 39 | faith, ~because in this manner His human nature is shown
1067 3, 39 | baptizing anyone else. In like manner, neither was it fitting
1068 3, 39 | molten brass." In ~like manner neither can it be understood
1069 3, 39 | baptism of Christ in a special manner, which entrance had been ~
1070 3, 39 | imaginary vision, in ~which manner Ezechiel saw the heavens
1071 3, 39 | Holy Ghost in a special manner."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[39] A[
1072 3, 39 | form of a dove, after the manner in which ~John saw the slain
1073 3, 39 | existence, and through the manner of its ~action was called
1074 3, 39 | s eyes in a fallacious ~manner: but we say that both those
1075 3, 40 | Para. 1/2 - OF CHRIST'S MANNER OF LIFE (FOUR ARTICLES)~
1076 3, 40 | we must consider (1) His manner of ~life; (2) His temptation; (
1077 3, 40 | behooved Christ to show by ~His manner of life not only that He
1078 3, 40 | OBJ 3: Further, Christ's manner of life should have been
1079 3, 40 | I answer that, Christ's manner of life had to be in keeping
1080 3, 40 | should return to the common manner of living.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1081 3, 40 | should conform to their manner of living; according to
1082 3, 40 | 1/2~Reply OBJ 1: In His manner of living our Lord gave
1083 3, 40 | returning to the ~common manner of living, after fasting
1084 3, 40 | But Christ conformed His manner of life to those among whom
1085 3, 40 | have observed the ordinary manner of life as to riches and ~
1086 3, 41 | this appears from the very manner of the temptation, when
1087 3, 41 | R.O. 3 Para. 2/2~In like manner [the devil] in the preceding
1088 3, 42 | in an open or in a hidden manner?~(4) Whether He should have
1089 3, 42 | righteousness shown in His sinless manner of ~life.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1090 3, 42 | doctrine is hidden, as to the manner in which it is propounded. ~
1091 3, 42 | excellent should be his manner of ~teaching. Consequently
1092 3, 42 | teachers, should adopt that manner of teaching whereby His
1093 3, 42 | reach all in an orderly manner: Himself ~teaching His disciples
1094 3, 43 | their unbelief." In like manner it is said (Gn. ~18:17): "
1095 3, 43 | the Son doth also in like manner"; and, again (Jn. 5:21): "
1096 3, 43 | him to be a ~man. In like manner, since it is proper to God
1097 3, 44 | miracles on men in an unfitting manner.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[44] A[
1098 3, 44 | of His miracles. In like manner by the Divine power He ~
1099 3, 45 | Evangelist describes the manner of His transfiguration ~
1100 3, 45 | Diosc. cxviii). And in like manner the ~clarity of Christ's
1101 3, 45 | body, but rather after the manner of a transient passion,
1102 3, 45 | was made in an unfitting manner.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[45] A[
1103 3, 46 | are yet troubled over the ~manner of their death. In order,
1104 3, 46 | chose the most shameful manner of death, so likewise it
1105 3, 47 | the effect; and in this ~manner Christ's persecutors slew
1106 3, 47 | that crying out in this manner, He had ~given up the ghost,
1107 3, 47 | was foreshown by the very ~manner of His death. For Christ'
1108 3, 48 | first of all, ~as to the manner in which it was brought
1109 3, 48 | operates in an efficient manner: but in so far as it is
1110 3, 48 | it acts in a meritorious manner: ~considered as being within
1111 3, 49 | afterwards in his body. ~In like manner it is stated (Mt. 8:31,32)
1112 3, 49 | Christ in the aforesaid manner.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[49] A[
1113 3, 49 | Christ in the aforesaid manner (A[1], ad ~4).~Aquin.: SMT
1114 3, 50 | incorruptible after the first manner of corruption before the ~
1115 3, 51 | buried?~(2) Concerning the manner of His burial;~(3) Whether
1116 3, 51 | was buried in a becoming manner?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[51] A[
1117 3, 51 | buried in an unbecoming manner. For ~His burial should
1118 3, 51 | 40). ~Consequently, the manner of Christ's burial does
1119 3, 51 | a rock." ~Therefore the manner of Christ's burial was not
1120 3, 51 | 1/1~I answer that, The manner of Christ's burial is shown
1121 3, 51 | they ~buried Him "as the manner of the Jews is to bury,"
1122 3, 52 | hells, but in different manner. For going down into the
1123 3, 54 | glorified body is after the ~manner of natural color in the
1124 3, 54 | He may ~always show the manner of death He endured for
1125 3, 55 | present life. And in like manner ~public merits should be
1126 3, 55 | not return to the familiar manner of life, but to a ~kind
1127 3, 55 | sweetly" and in a fitting manner, according to Wis. 8:1.~
1128 3, 55 | truly a man. Moreover, the ~manner of eating was different
1129 3, 56 | outside Himself. In like manner it is ~not the efficient
1130 3, 58 | bodies": and after the same manner ~of speech the Apostle adds
1131 3, 59 | to prosper, and in like manner the wicked. But the same
1132 3, 59 | is the Head in a special ~manner. Hence it is written (Heb.
1133 3, 60 | subtraction of words, in like manner ~it seems that neither is
1134 3, 60 | would be valid; and in like manner if ~one were to say, "I
1135 3, 61 | worship of ~demons, and all manner of harmful action, consisting
1136 3, 61 | spiritual and ~invisible manner.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[61] A[
1137 3, 61 | through a glass in a dark manner," (1 Cor. 13:12) we ~need
1138 3, 62 | should receive money. In like manner the ~book is a sign of the
1139 3, 62 | makes ~a couch. In like manner the corporeal sacraments
1140 3, 62 | corporeal subject, after ~the manner of a permanent and complete
1141 3, 62 | causing grace works ~after the manner of an instrument. Now an
1142 3, 62 | virtue of which is in a manner united to us by our receiving ~
1143 3, 62 | conferred grace; and in like ~manner, the other sacraments of
1144 3, 63 | further on (A[5]). In like manner it is ~not a habit: because
1145 3, 63 | to the battle. In like manner the character of the faithful
1146 3, 63 | principles. And in like manner ~whatever is ordained to
1147 3, 63 | the soul in a changeable manner. But an instrumental power
1148 3, 63 | the soul in an indelible manner, not from any perfection
1149 3, 64 | the ~sacraments. In like manner also priests are said to "
1150 3, 64 | as stated above. In like manner neither do men ~produce
1151 3, 64 | men do in a less perfect manner, i.e. by sensible ~sacraments,
1152 3, 64 | degree, in a more perfect manner, i.e. ~invisibly - by cleansing,
1153 3, 65 | salvation. Therefore, in like manner, all the sacraments are
1154 3, 66 | may happen in a twofold manner; artificially and naturally. ~
1155 3, 66 | a combustible; in which manner animals are ~produced from
1156 3, 66 | immersion: ~wherefore this manner of baptizing is more frequently
1157 3, 66 | to ~be signified by the manner in which the matter is used;
1158 3, 66 | R.O. 1 Para. 2/2~In like manner Christ's death is sufficiently
1159 3, 66 | Col. 3:11), nor, in ~like manner, any other such like distinctions.
1160 3, 66 | blood of the Lamb." In ~like manner a man receives the effect
1161 3, 66 | the ~(Divine) act. In like manner, too, the power of the Holy
1162 3, 67 | baptizing in an improper manner, but not for ~rebaptizing:
1163 3, 67 | Baptism, ~is in a certain manner likened to carnal generation:
1164 3, 69 | the believer": and in like manner charity depends on the will
1165 3, 69 | but of adults." In like ~manner we are to understand as
1166 3, 69 | move downwards. In like manner when a man is ~baptized,
1167 3, 70 | instituted in a fitting manner?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[70] A[
1168 3, 70 | instituted in an unfitting manner. ~For as stated above (A[
1169 3, 71 | necessary for salvation. In like manner the sponsor, ~in answering
1170 3, 71 | ministers to ~catechize. In like manner it belongs, seemingly, to
1171 3, 72 | the apostles in a sensible manner when they received the Holy
1172 3, 72 | upon them in a sensible manner under the ~form of fire,
1173 3, 72 | R.O. 1 Para. 2/3~In like manner, too, when the apostles
1174 3, 72 | blessed . . ~. and in like manner the chalice" (Mt. 26:26,
1175 3, 72 | Ghost. Therefore, in like manner, others can be ~confirmed
1176 3, 72 | first born: and in like manner, unless a man be ~first
1177 3, 74 | of Christ; thirdly, the manner in which Christ's body exists
1178 3, 74 | which was given in ~such manner as to be vested in bodily
1179 3, 75 | His flesh in an invisible manner.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[75] A[
1180 3, 75 | place; but in a special manner which is proper to this
1181 3, 75 | He ~is present after the manner of a body, that is, as it
1182 3, 75 | is, invisibly, after the ~manner and by the virtue of the
1183 3, 75 | perceived by the senses. In like manner also the substance of ~the
1184 3, 75 | of the air; and in like manner when food ~is converted
1185 3, 75 | become being," because ~this manner of speaking is verified
1186 3, 76 | have now to consider the manner in which Christ exists in
1187 3, 76 | sacrament in a twofold ~manner: first, as it were, by the
1188 3, 76 | dimensions, but not after the ~manner of dimensions, which means,
1189 3, 76 | since ~according to the manner of substance the body of
1190 3, 76 | distance, but according to the manner of its substance, as stated ~
1191 3, 76 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The manner of being of every thing
1192 3, 76 | in the sight after ~the manner of whiteness, and not after
1193 3, 76 | according to its proper manner (namely, ~that the whole
1194 3, 76 | individual ~parts), but after the manner of substance, whose nature
1195 3, 76 | according to the proper ~manner of dimensive quantity. But
1196 3, 76 | is there after its proper manner, that is, ~according to
1197 3, 76 | that is there after the manner of substance, as stated
1198 3, 76 | sacrament not after the proper manner of dimensive quantity, but ~
1199 3, 76 | quantity, but ~rather after the manner of substance. But every
1200 3, 76 | the place according to the manner of dimensive quantity, namely, ~
1201 3, 76 | in a place, but after the manner of substance, that is to
1202 3, 76 | dimensions, but after ~the manner of substance, so neither
1203 3, 77 | Body Para. 3/3~In like manner the statement advanced by
1204 3, 77 | sacrament, as they acquire the manner of being of ~substance in
1205 3, 77 | of its measure. In like ~manner the liquid added can be
1206 3, 78 | under the same rite and manner, ~namely, holding the chalice
1207 3, 78 | this sacrament in a hidden manner, and His Passion was dimly ~
1208 3, 79 | first ~instance. In like manner neither is it given so as
1209 3, 79 | Body Para. 3/3~In like manner the refreshment of spiritual
1210 3, 80 | a glass" and "in a dark manner." And therefore, properly ~
1211 3, 80 | difference, therefore this manner of eating ~Christ's body
1212 3, 81 | unknown to Him, after the manner in which men know it. Consequently, ~
1213 3, 81 | sacrament, in an impassible manner, that ~which was passible
1214 3, 81 | also present in a passible manner in this sacrament.~Aquin.:
1215 3, 81 | sacrament in ~an impassible manner. Therefore, He could not
1216 3, 82 | a hidden and ~invisible manner." But these hidden mysteries
1217 3, 83 | should be done in such a manner that the ~beginning of the
1218 3, 83 | dist. ~1). And in like manner it is celebrated on Holy
1219 3, 83 | the ~consecration, and the manner of celebrating. And therefore,
1220 3, 83 | 2:2), and, in a special manner, of them "who offer, or
1221 3, 83 | 6]), there is a twofold ~manner of signification in the
1222 3, 83 | virtue of the cross, and the manner of Christ's ~suffering,
1223 3, 83 | tempting God: also ~in like manner if he does not take it,
1224 3, 83 | by mice, or lost in any manner ~whatsoever; in which cases
1225 3, 84 | out salvation in a ~hidden manner." But this does not happen
1226 3, 84 | renounced sin, and in like manner the priest, by his ~deed
1227 3, 84 | sacramental effect in a manner that is in keeping with
1228 3, 84 | pointing to the particular manner of actions required for ~
1229 3, 84 | death. Therefore in like manner Penance is ~not repeated. ~
1230 3, 85 | virtuous man. ~Now, in like manner, penance is a passion accompanied
1231 3, 85 | truth." Therefore, in like manner, neither is penance, ~which
1232 3, 86 | of the evil"; for, in a manner, God would ~be overcome
1233 3, 86 | something else in the aforesaid ~manner, together with a purpose
1234 3, 86 | and they are after the manner of dispositions ~rather
1235 3, 87 | 10]. Therefore, in like ~manner, an infusion of grace is
1236 3, 87 | it follows that in like manner all are remitted, so that
1237 3, 88 | ingratitude; and, in like manner seemingly, sins already
1238 3, 89 | be turned ~out. In like manner, if anyone after Baptism
1239 3, 90 | quality of the mind. In like manner, it seems that parts should ~
1240 3, 90 | sins after Baptism, in like manner they ~should be distinguished
1241 Suppl, 1 | mind. Also the external manner is indicated by the word ~"
1242 Suppl, 2 | the alteration. In like manner, one ~Baptism blots out
1243 Suppl, 3 | suffered, nor yet to suffer all manner of temporal ~punishment;
1244 Suppl, 3 | the better, and, in like manner, he who rejoices in his ~
1245 Suppl, 3 | other. Therefore, in like ~manner, he ought to be more sorry
1246 Suppl, 3 | it offends God. In like manner, since the greater sin deserves
1247 Suppl, 3 | the common good. In ~like manner he who is sorry for having
1248 Suppl, 6 | it was not after the same manner as ~in the New Law, nor
1249 Suppl, 6 | mortal sin; and in like manner ~at any other time, and
1250 Suppl, 7 | rather than to truth. In like manner the confession of God's
1251 Suppl, 8 | case of necessity. In like manner the minister of Penance,
1252 Suppl, 8 | confessions. Therefore, in like manner, another can do so, to whom
1253 Suppl, 8 | he is absolved. In like ~manner, he who has been absolved
1254 Suppl, 9 | and "simplicity," in like manner, removes composition and ~
1255 Suppl, 11| the people; or, in like ~manner, if a man knew, through
1256 Suppl, 11| as God knows it. In like manner a superior can, ~without
1257 Suppl, 13| another's contrition. In like manner by confession a man ~submits
1258 Suppl, 15| increases it; and, in like manner, diminution of the penality
1259 Suppl, 16| body: therefore in like manner, one who has never been
1260 Suppl, 17| cannot be done in an orderly manner without due consideration
1261 Suppl, 18| the keys is ordained, in a manner, to the remission of guilt, ~
1262 Suppl, 18| Passion of Christ. In like manner when a man, ~through contrition,
1263 Suppl, 18| and ~inflicts it. In like manner, therefore, although the
1264 Suppl, 20| these things in the above ~manner.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[20] A[
1265 Suppl, 21| converted to the faith. In like ~manner prayers may be offered up
1266 Suppl, 25| Writ would perish." In like manner, ~if any error were to be
1267 Suppl, 25| given in an ~undeterminate manner. For sometimes a distinction
1268 Suppl, 25| king of France; and in like manner ~sometimes the same indulgence
1269 Suppl, 26| indulgences, and, in like manner, so can every prelate.~Aquin.:
1270 Suppl, 28| honor of virginity. In ~like manner, after doing public penance,
1271 Suppl, 29| man is composed. In like manner too, ~in the sacrament of
1272 Suppl, 29| sanctifying force. In like manner when the ~matter of this
1273 Suppl, 32| medicine is given to all manner of sick ~persons, it seems
1274 Suppl, 32| should be given in like manner to ~all.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1275 Suppl, 32| born blind, and in like manner ~as regards the other senses.~
1276 Suppl, 34| sacraments, and in like manner neither is the anointing
1277 Suppl, 34| in them in a most hidden manner. ~Therefore the form of
1278 Suppl, 36| sins mortally: and in like ~manner any other person in orders.~
1279 Suppl, 37| the higher; and in like ~manner to carry the cross. Moreover,
1280 Suppl, 37| New Testament in a visible manner, ~while the reader by his
1281 Suppl, 38| subdeacon; and in ~like manner he gives the subdeacon the
1282 Suppl, 39| Confirmation. Therefore in like manner they ~can receive Orders.~
1283 Suppl, 39| himself in some unlawful ~manner, or failed to take sufficient
1284 Suppl, 40| perfect ~priesthood. In like manner lay brothers have their
1285 Suppl, 40| Divine ~worship after the manner of Christ. For this reason
1286 Suppl, 41| disposed to act in like manner with any woman, it is a
1287 Suppl, 43| married. Therefore in like manner if they contract marriage ~
1288 Suppl, 45| consent expressed in this manner does not make a marriage,
1289 Suppl, 47| coincides with fear ~which, in a manner, compels the will, whereas
1290 Suppl, 48| Church intends. In like manner he who intends to ~marry,
1291 Suppl, 49| Gen. ad lit. ix). In like manner neither does it need an
1292 Suppl, 49| pleasure. Therefore ~in like manner it is not a mortal sin for
1293 Suppl, 50| Wherefore penance which in a manner has a cause in ~us, is assigned
1294 Suppl, 52| 3). I say then in like manner that slavery is contrary
1295 Suppl, 52| Therefore a husband can in like manner subject himself to a ~master,
1296 Suppl, 53| continent. But as to the manner in which he is tied marriage
1297 Suppl, 53| is more binding as to the manner in ~which it binds, in so
1298 Suppl, 54| the wood was cut. ~In like manner food already transformed
1299 Suppl, 54| one degree; ~and in like manner the children of two brothers
1300 Suppl, 54| formed from him after the manner in which ~it is natural
1301 Suppl, 54| is not likeness. In ~like manner the tie of consanguinity
1302 Suppl, 54| commandment of the Church. In like manner, if a ~degree which is now
1303 Suppl, 55| consummation, and in like manner ~there results from betrothal,
1304 Suppl, 59| is a sacrament ~after the manner of a habit, although it
1305 Suppl, 59| to put her away. In like manner ~the believer after his
1306 Suppl, 59| would seem that in like manner he cannot put her ~away
1307 Suppl, 59| would ~seem that in like manner, if the unbelieving wife
1308 Suppl, 59| idolatry. Therefore in like manner she ~can be put away on
1309 Suppl, 62| than fornication is, the manner of which is natural. Therefore
1310 Suppl, 64| a man to death. In like manner he who pays the ~marriage
1311 Suppl, 64| approach to her. In like manner a woman is forbidden to ~
1312 Suppl, 64| another. Therefore in like manner neither should a wife give ~
1313 Suppl, 65| directed to act in a befitting manner, and ~this is called "the
1314 Suppl, 65| guided to act in a befitting ~manner in his proper actions, whether
1315 Suppl, 65| Rhet. ii, 4], and in like manner the several wives of one ~
1316 Suppl, 65| Rm. 9:13, seqq.). In like manner on ~account of the mystery
1317 Suppl, 66| virgins." Therefore in like manner one ~who was a bigamist
1318 Suppl, 67| 38:8; Mt. 27:15]. In like manner the reason for a ~dispensation
1319 Suppl, 67| xviii) that "when it was the manner it was no sin." Now at the
1320 Suppl, 67| this saying of Augustine manner [mos] does not signify ~
1321 Suppl, 68| the king's son. In like manner it is no ~punishment to
1322 Suppl, 69| though in a place, after the manner in ~which incorporeal things
1323 Suppl, 69| are not in place after a manner known ~and familiar to us,
1324 Suppl, 69| they are in place after a manner befitting spiritual ~substances,
1325 Suppl, 69| spiritual ~substances, a manner that cannot be fully manifest
1326 Suppl, 70| identically the ~same; and in like manner no other part would rise
1327 Suppl, 70| held by the fire in ~the manner aforesaid.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1328 Suppl, 71| it ~is done: and in like manner the work done by a man who
1329 Suppl, 71| bosom." Therefore, in like manner, suffrages that are offered
1330 Suppl, 71| on ~indefinitely. In like manner, they say by the first suffrage
1331 Suppl, 71| in a certain measure, the manner in which, ~according to
1332 Suppl, 71| for the deceased. ~In like manner the action of the agent
1333 Suppl, 71| Suffrages avail, after the manner of a light, in so far as ~
1334 Suppl, 71| with him. Therefore in like manner a person for ~whom a suffrage
1335 Suppl, 71| increased; and in ~like manner joy increases through being
1336 Suppl, 71| do not profit ~after the manner of an action as teaching
1337 Suppl, 71| But they profit after the manner of the payment of a debt,
1338 Suppl, 72| to be cleansed. In like manner with regard to the intervening ~
1339 Suppl, 72| water. Therefore in like manner the fire of the second ~
1340 Suppl, 72| consuming its matter. In like manner that fire will be able to
1341 Suppl, 72| that ~instrument. In like manner a virtue that does not proceed
1342 Suppl, 72| that has it ~not. In like manner it is not unreasonable that
1343 Suppl, 72| the elements act ~in like manner on the good and the wicked.
1344 Suppl, 72| virtue, it will act in like manner on the wicked and good who ~
1345 Suppl, 72| the third its time and manner. the fourth its term ~"wherefrom";
1346 Suppl, 72| ii, D, 1): and in like manner the examples, quoted by ~
1347 Suppl, 73| the lower bodies. In like manner according ~to the order
1348 Suppl, 73| the angels: and in like manner He Himself will glorify
1349 Suppl, 73| a way, do also. In like manner the lower angels will ~co-operate
1350 Suppl, 74| Para. 1/1 - OF THE TIME AND MANNER OF THE RESURRECTION (FOUR
1351 Suppl, 74| now consider the time and manner of the resurrection. Under
1352 Suppl, 75| punishment (Jn. 8): and in like manner He can deliver from death
1353 Suppl, 76| some other animal to whose manner of ~living it had conformed
1354 Suppl, 76| Body Para. 3/3~In like manner the errors of certain heretics
1355 Suppl, 76| man ~specifically. In like manner from fire comes air, from
1356 Suppl, 76| this reason: and in like manner neither is the ~identity
1357 Suppl, 77| originally in the art. In like manner whatever appears in the
1358 Suppl, 77| in us also, and in like manner the ~other humors.~Aquin.:
1359 Suppl, 77| remain the selfsame. In like manner, while ~certain parts are
1360 Suppl, 78| as in dwarfs, and in like manner in those who by immoderate
1361 Suppl, 78| men will eat, and in like manner beget.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
1362 Suppl, 78| generation; and ~in like manner the instruments which serve
1363 Suppl, 78| to that ~point. In like manner each man will rise again
1364 Suppl, 80| properties of ~a thing. In like manner a person is said to have
1365 Suppl, 80| is self-evident. In like manner neither can matter cause
1366 Suppl, 80| two right angles. In ~like manner nothing can be done to a
1367 Suppl, 80| different placing: and in like manner ~neither can there be a
1368 Suppl, 80| which ~is its term. In like manner the two circles described
1369 Suppl, 80| non-glorified body: and that in like manner its ~parts can be one within
1370 Suppl, 80| affect the touch. In like manner ~it is competent by its
1371 Suppl, 81| glorified body ~will, in like manner, have a place befitting
1372 Suppl, 81| any other. ~But in like manner no full place can resist
1373 Suppl, 81| in motion; and in like ~manner when it is wholly in B,
1374 Suppl, 83| organ of ~sense, and in like manner the lack of a limb would
1375 Suppl, 83| resurrection. Therefore ~in like manner the bodies of the damned
1376 Suppl, 83| and corresponding to this manner of ~reception there is a
1377 Suppl, 83| passion which is after the manner of the soul, since the air ~
1378 Suppl, 83| something, and are in a manner patient to sensation, will ~
1379 Suppl, 84| receiving grace. In like manner those demerits which are
1380 Suppl, 84| David. Therefore in like manner the sins of the other elect
1381 Suppl, 84| suddenly. Therefore in like manner will they see the evil they
1382 Suppl, 84| take to read. But ~in like manner it would be impossible to
1383 Suppl, 85| to all. Therefore in like manner it seems that He ~will speak
1384 Suppl, 85| any great certainty the manner in ~which this judgment
1385 Suppl, 86| disposes a man to the aforesaid manner of judging. For ~the reason
1386 Suppl, 86| essence of beatitude. In like manner the damned will receive
1387 Suppl, 86| judged." ~Therefore in like manner neither will other sinners
1388 Suppl, 87| affections are not moved. In like manner God is known ~by wayfarers
1389 Suppl, 88| be in motion, and in like manner all other heavenly bodies.~
1390 Suppl, 88| Para. 2/2~We reply in like manner to OBJ 2 that the Lord is
1391 Suppl, 88| potentiality uselessly, and in like manner in whatever situation ~a
1392 Suppl, 88| because they conclude in due manner. But since the ~remaining
1393 Suppl, 88| 2]). ~Therefore in like manner the light of the heavenly
1394 Suppl, 88| brightness, and in like manner the ~density of the earth
1395 Suppl, 88| angelic. Wherefore, in like manner, since the lower bodies
1396 Suppl, 89| through a ~glass in a dark manner, but then face to face."
1397 Suppl, 89| De Anima iii). In like ~manner certain theologians held
1398 Suppl, 89| not according to the same manner of being ~because the form
1399 Suppl, 89| because the form has a manner of being in the sense other
1400 Suppl, 89| see whiteness. In ~like manner in order that the intellect
1401 Suppl, 89| possibly not be the same manner of being on ~either side:
1402 Suppl, 89| knowledge according to its manner of being on both sides, ~
1403 Suppl, 89| substance in the aforesaid manner. Yet ~this medium will not
1404 Suppl, 89| be no sense, and in like manner if that ~which belongs to
1405 Suppl, 89| seen ~corporeally. This manner of seeing God corporeally
1406 Suppl, 89| them immaterially. In ~like manner whatever the sight apprehends
1407 Suppl, 89| but not equally. In like manner our soul will have ~glory
1408 Suppl, 89| the lamp thereof." In like manner ~the higher souls will enlighten
1409 Suppl, 90| limbo. Therefore in like ~manner neither should they be distinguished
1410 Suppl, 92| marriage, but ~according to the manner of speaking whereby any
1411 Suppl, 92| Persons, it may be in a manner appropriated to each Person.
1412 Suppl, 93| Body Para. 2/2~In like manner the accidental reward which
1413 Suppl, 93| intensity of merit but in the manner ~of meriting; so that although
1414 Suppl, 93| of numbers: ~and in like manner virginity occupies the limit
1415 Suppl, 93| truth of faith, in like manner it is also due to those
1416 Suppl, 93| will is ~increased. In like manner since in the act of suffering
1417 Suppl, 93| in his body; and in like manner the ~aureoles of others.~
1418 Suppl, 94| enough to hold the above manner of punishment. For this ~
1419 Suppl, 94| water." Therefore in like ~manner every fire is of the same
1420 Suppl, 94| philosophers: and in ~like manner in certain foreign matters
1421 Suppl, 95| torments." Therefore in like manner the other damned would not
1422 Suppl, 96| a becoming and peaceful manner. So too, ~according to Divine
1423 Suppl, 96| show mercy in an ordinate ~manner. But those who while merciful
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