Part, Question

1001   3, 52  |             from him according to the flesh, so Christ's ~grace reached
1002   3, 53  |              was united with Christ's flesh after death by ~personal
1003   3, 53  |              after his death, and his flesh had not seen corruption,
1004   3, 53  |           from His soul, nor from His flesh. ~Consequently, both the
1005   3, 53  |   Consequently, both the soul and the flesh of the dead Christ can be ~
1006   3, 54  |                for a spirit hath not ~flesh and bones, as you see Me
1007   3, 54  |         Saviour in spiritual but true flesh partook of meat ~with the
1008   3, 54  |              did not rise entire. For flesh ~and blood belong to the
1009   3, 54  |              written (1 Cor. 15:50): "Flesh and blood can ~not possess
1010   3, 54  |            seems that He did not have flesh and blood.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1011   3, 54  |        Therefore Christ did ~not have flesh and blood.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1012   3, 54  |      Resurrection: "A spirit hath not flesh and bones as ~you see Me
1013   3, 54  |           again. Now it is clear that flesh, bones, blood, and other ~
1014   3, 54  |             Christ's body had neither flesh, nor bones, nor the ~other
1015   3, 54  |              1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Flesh and blood are not to be
1016   3, 54  |              there for the nature of ~flesh and blood, but, either for
1017   3, 54  |               either for the guilt of flesh and blood, as Gregory ~says [*
1018   3, 54  |           else for the corruption of ~flesh and blood: because, as Augustine
1019   3, 54  |               there, nor mortality of flesh ~and blood." Therefore flesh
1020   3, 54  |          flesh ~and blood." Therefore flesh according to its substance
1021   3, 54  |             24:39: "A spirit hath not flesh and ~bones, as you see Me
1022   3, 54  |              you see Me to have." But flesh, if understood as to its ~
1023   3, 54  |             true ~resurrection of the flesh?" Accordingly, it is evident
1024   3, 55  |           while I was still in mortal flesh, in which ~you are yet:
1025   3, 55  |            had then risen in the same flesh, but was not in the ~same
1026   3, 55  |            Our Lord could ~change His flesh so that His shape really
1027   3, 55  |                for a ~spirit hath not flesh and bones, as you see Me
1028   3, 55  |            allowed them to handle His flesh which He had brought ~through
1029   3, 55  |             great, ~although Christ's flesh had become much nobler by
1030   3, 55  |               Lord ~rose in clarified flesh; yet He did not wish to
1031   3, 55  |             upon Him when our Lord's ~flesh was glorified." It must
1032   3, 57  |             the Son of God took human flesh for our salvation. But ~
1033   3, 57  |               Christ according to the flesh. But when Christ withdrew
1034   3, 57  |               Christ according to the flesh - 'that is, as mortal, whereby
1035   3, 58  |              sits in His conglorified flesh; for, under one adoration
1036   3, 58  |         hypostasis, together with His flesh, is adored by every creature."~
1037   3, 60  |            God ~is united to sensible flesh.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[60] A[
1038   3, 62  |        quickens souls; as He was made flesh, quickens ~bodies." Since,
1039   3, 62  |         pertains to the Word as made ~flesh, it seems that it cannot
1040   3, 62  |              principal agent; but His flesh, and the mysteries ~accomplished
1041   3, 63  |               called "justices of the flesh" (Heb. 9:10) by the Apostle. ~
1042   3, 65  |                 Except you eat of the flesh of the Son ~of Man, and
1043   3, 65  |                Except you ~eat of the flesh of the Son of Man, and drink
1044   3, 66  |               touch of His most ~pure flesh, endowed the waters with
1045   3, 66  |               Christ touched with His flesh. Consequently it seems that
1046   3, 66  |           understood the birth of the flesh . . . . As there is no return
1047   3, 67  |               have had fathers of our flesh for ~instructors, and we
1048   3, 68  |              away of the filth of the flesh, but the examination of
1049   3, 69  |              not as though the living flesh of man were ~delivered by
1050   3, 69  |            after ~Baptism live in the flesh, he has concupiscence to
1051   3, 69  |            And that I live now in the flesh; I live in the faith of
1052   3, 70  |            despoiling the body of the flesh, ~but in the circumcision
1053   3, 72  |               called "justice of the ~flesh" (Heb. 9:10) because, to
1054   3, 72  |               have had fathers of our flesh, for ~instructors, and we
1055   3, 73  |               according to John: ~"My flesh is meat indeed, and My blood
1056   3, 73  |              54): "Except you eat the flesh of the Son of Man, and ~
1057   3, 73  |            life in you." But Christ's flesh is ~eaten and His blood
1058   3, 73  |                drink," namely, of His flesh and blood: "He would have
1059   3, 73  |              thyself, ~as food of thy flesh, but thou shalt be changed
1060   3, 73  |             because we partake of His flesh ~and Godhead, and because
1061   3, 73  |                 12:8: "They shall eat flesh . . . and unleavened bread."
1062   3, 74  |               of the Old Law. But the flesh of animals, which ~was the
1063   3, 74  |      sacrament ought rather to be the flesh of animals than bread and
1064   3, 74  |            the animal [Vulg.: 'of all flesh'] ~is in the blood."~Aquin.:
1065   3, 74  |             Reply OBJ 1: Although the flesh of slaughtered animals represents
1066   3, 74  |          bread, because our Lord took flesh without union of sexes:
1067   3, 74  |              Father ~was clothed with flesh; as leaven is mixed with
1068   3, 75  |            words: "Except you eat the flesh of ~the Son of Man, and
1069   3, 75  |           spirit that quickeneth; the flesh profiteth nothing": as if
1070   3, 75  |             will quicken you; but the flesh profiteth nothing."~Aquin.:
1071   3, 75  |        declaring and by our faith His flesh is truly food, and His ~
1072   3, 75  |            Son so is it Christ's true flesh which we ~take, and His
1073   3, 75  |             says: "He that eateth ~My flesh, and drinketh My blood,
1074   3, 75  |            sacrament He shows ~us His flesh in an invisible manner.~
1075   3, 75  |             expounding Jn. 6:64: "the flesh profiteth nothing," he says: "
1076   3, 75  |              they understood that the flesh was to be eaten as ~it is
1077   3, 75  |              spirit draw nigh to the ~flesh . . . then the flesh profiteth
1078   3, 75  |             the ~flesh . . . then the flesh profiteth very much: for
1079   3, 75  |       profiteth very much: for if the flesh ~profiteth nothing, the
1080   3, 75  |            the Word had not been made flesh, that It might dwell ~among
1081   3, 75  |           spiritually ~concerning His flesh, "they are spirit and life
1082   3, 75  |              be changed into Christ's flesh and ~blood, have maintained
1083   3, 75  |          honor invisible things, i.e. flesh and ~blood."~Aquin.: SMT
1084   3, 75  |        horrible, for men to eat human flesh, and to drink blood. And
1085   3, 75  |               And therefore ~Christ's flesh and blood are set before
1086   3, 76  |           appearance of a child or of flesh?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[76] A[
1087   3, 76  |             Lord said (Jn. 6:56): "My flesh is ~meat indeed, and My
1088   3, 76  |          indeed." Therefore, only the flesh and ~blood of Christ are
1089   3, 76  |         Christ, not as taking common ~flesh, nor as of a holy man united
1090   3, 76  |            but the truly ~life-giving flesh of the Word Himself."~Aquin.:
1091   3, 76  |               the bread, not only the flesh, but the entire body ~of
1092   3, 76  |             is not said: "This ~is My flesh," but "This is My body."
1093   3, 76  |            Lord said (Jn. ~6:56): "My flesh is meat indeed," there the
1094   3, 76  |               indeed," there the word flesh is put for the ~entire body,
1095   3, 76  |               commonly are fed on the flesh of animals, but ~not on
1096   3, 76  |          comprised ~under the name of flesh. But the blood is one of
1097   3, 76  |              body is truly there when flesh or a child appears ~miraculously
1098   3, 76  |               is not truly there when flesh or a ~child appears miraculously
1099   3, 76  |         stated above (A[6]). But when flesh or a child appears, the ~
1100   3, 76  |               as a small particle of ~flesh, or at times as a small
1101   3, 76  |             75], AA[2],3,4). But ~the flesh and blood which appear by
1102   3, 76  |        occasionally in this sacrament flesh, or blood, or a child, is
1103   3, 76  |              as if they outwardly saw flesh, or blood, or a child, while
1104   3, 76  |             seen under the species of flesh or of a child, while to ~
1105   3, 76  |               under the appearance of flesh or a ~child, and afterwards
1106   3, 76  |           seen there, but part of His flesh, or else ~that it is not
1107   3, 76  |        appears ~under the likeness of flesh in this sacrament, continues
1108   3, 76  |          color, and the rest, so that flesh, or blood, ~or a child,
1109   3, 77  |              6:57: "He that eateth My flesh, and drinketh My blood."
1110   3, 77  |            explaining Jn. ~6:64, "The flesh profiteth nothing," Augustine (
1111   3, 77  |               for they understood the flesh, thus, as it is divided ~
1112   3, 78  |              body, and not merely His flesh; as was said above (Q[76], ~
1113   3, 78  |              through contact with His flesh the regenerative ~power
1114   3, 79  |             which I will give, ~is My flesh for the life of the world."
1115   3, 79  |          uniting Himself with His own flesh, made it to be ~productive
1116   3, 79  |             bodies through His sacred flesh and precious blood, which
1117   3, 79  |             Lord says (Jn. 6:56): "My flesh is meat indeed, and My blood
1118   3, 79  |      Augustine says on the words, "My flesh is meat indeed" (Jn. 6:56): ~"
1119   3, 80  |         declares: 'He ~that eateth My flesh and drinketh My blood, abideth
1120   3, 80  |              becomes ~enslaved by the flesh, which is a hindrance to
1121   3, 80  |               Let no one eat Christ's flesh, except he ~first adore
1122   3, 80  |                these movements of the flesh seem to bring with them ~
1123   3, 80  |               these ~movements of the flesh hinder a man from receiving
1124   3, 80  |             to such defilement of the flesh a man is debarred from ~
1125   3, 80  |               we are going to eat the flesh of the ~Lamb, we ought not
1126   3, 80  |             54), "Except you eat the ~flesh of the Son of Man, and drink
1127   3, 80  |               54): "Except ye eat the flesh of ~the Son of Man, and
1128   3, 81  |       partakers' ~(Heb. 2:14)] of His flesh and blood, He also hath
1129   3, 81  |              all things made Christ's flesh fit for being eaten, ~which
1130   3, 81  |                But the Cross made His flesh adapted for eating, inasmuch
1131   3, 81  |               from the ~body. But His flesh and blood are together in
1132   3, 82  |              altar under the guise of flesh, and the blood under the
1133   3, 82  |             altar under ~the guise of flesh, or the blood under the
1134   3, 83  |           through being ~clothed with flesh: and on that account the
1135   3, 83  |              Christ's nativity in the flesh.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[83] A[
1136   3, 83  |             the Lord according to the flesh, and Basil, bishop of ~Caesarea,
1137   3, 83  |              54): "Except you eat the flesh of ~the Son of Man . . .
1138   3, 84  |               Simon Bar-Jona: because flesh and blood have not revealed
1139   3, 89  |            deplorable weakness of the flesh, and by God's mercy ~do
1140 Suppl, 13|               profit another, for the flesh of one man is not tamed
1141 Suppl, 15|                  concupiscence of the flesh," "concupiscence of the
1142 Suppl, 15|         against concupiscence of the "flesh," ~alms-deeds against concupiscence
1143 Suppl, 15|                things relating to the flesh, though it be completed
1144 Suppl, 15|               soul rather than of the flesh, as covetousness. Hence
1145 Suppl, 29|             nor the same form in the ~flesh and in the bones of which
1146 Suppl, 29|             as, by the contact of His flesh, He bestowed the force ~
1147 Suppl, 29|              contact of our Saviour's flesh; but the form of words ~
1148 Suppl, 40|            signifies restraint of the flesh. ~But the subdeacon wears
1149 Suppl, 42|             and mortification of the ~flesh by those who make no use
1150 Suppl, 42|              They shall be two in one flesh." Now this is not brought
1151 Suppl, 44|             They shall ~be two in one flesh." Therefore matrimony is
1152 Suppl, 49|               the tribulation ~of the flesh which such persons have
1153 Suppl, 49|               in that act, he becomes flesh and nothing more.~
1154 Suppl, 54|              Thou art my bone and ~my flesh," on account of the relationship
1155 Suppl, 54|            one relation is called the flesh of ~another, is because
1156 Suppl, 54|        menstrual fluid is potentially flesh and bone.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1157 Suppl, 54|              is bone of my ~bones and flesh of my flesh." Yet Eve was
1158 Suppl, 54|             my ~bones and flesh of my flesh." Yet Eve was joined in
1159 Suppl, 54|         forbidden to ~be mated in the flesh. Wherefore the Divine law
1160 Suppl, 55|         Husband and wife are made one flesh. Therefore if the ~husband
1161 Suppl, 55|             husband is related in the flesh to all his kindred, for
1162 Suppl, 55|              man and woman become one flesh by the ~mingling of seeds.
1163 Suppl, 55|             whom she is united in the flesh, wherefore ~she does not
1164 Suppl, 55|              as the ~wife is made one flesh with him. Wherefore just
1165 Suppl, 55|              husband according to the flesh, ~so is one forbidden to
1166 Suppl, 55|             of the propagation of the flesh, which is not the ~case
1167 Suppl, 55|               incest be united in the flesh.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[55] A[
1168 Suppl, 56|           spirit does not pass to the flesh. But ~marriage is a union
1169 Suppl, 56|            marriage is a union of the flesh. Therefore since spiritual
1170 Suppl, 56|               are not as yet made one flesh: and this is by way of a
1171 Suppl, 56|            makes husband and wife one flesh: ~wherefore the comparison
1172 Suppl, 64|           wife cannot partake of ~the flesh of the Lamb according to
1173 Suppl, 64|               of the weakness of ~the flesh.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[64] A[
1174 Suppl, 64|               of the weakness of ~the flesh, that the debt must always
1175 Suppl, 65|             They shall be ~two in one flesh." Therefore it is of natural
1176 Suppl, 65|         xxxiii, 12), the sins of ~the flesh are less blameworthy than
1177 Suppl, 65|    fornication, which is a sin of the flesh, is not always a ~mortal
1178 Suppl, 66|            irregular ~by dividing his flesh among several women by fornication
1179 Suppl, 66|          since he has not divided his flesh among ~several women. Therefore
1180 Suppl, 66|          since he has not divided his flesh among several, nor has his
1181 Suppl, 66|               we find division of the flesh on the ~part of the husband,
1182 Suppl, 66|               when ~corruption of the flesh occurs outside wedlock on
1183 Suppl, 66|        because he has not divided his flesh among ~several women.~Aquin.:
1184 Suppl, 66|               again undivision of the flesh.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[66] A[
1185 Suppl, 66|          virginity or division of the flesh.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[66] A[
1186 Suppl, 69|            the soul, the bonds of the flesh being broken, ~whereby it
1187 Suppl, 69|             as to rejoice also in the flesh ~wherein they bore sorrow
1188 Suppl, 69|           saints ~while living in the flesh are able by the gifts of
1189 Suppl, 69|           often as when living in the flesh: because when they ~are
1190 Suppl, 69|                are separated from the flesh, they are either wholly
1191 Suppl, 69|           That souls while yet in the flesh ~are punished here for their
1192 Suppl, 71|                1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Since flesh is a part of man's nature,
1193 Suppl, 71|            natural ~affection for his flesh, according to Eph. 5:29, "
1194 Suppl, 71|               man ever hated his ~own flesh." Hence in accordance with
1195 Suppl, 72|              of Christ alone that His flesh see not corruption. Therefore
1196 Suppl, 73|          wrought by means of Christ's flesh, as ~though it were a kind
1197 Suppl, 74|            behold ~the sinews and the flesh came up upon them, and the
1198 Suppl, 75|               not from ashes, for His flesh saw not corruption according
1199 Suppl, 75|        elements, ~or changed into the flesh of other animals. But the
1200 Suppl, 75|            homogeneous, and so is the flesh of a lion or other animal.
1201 Suppl, 75|              has ~become the food and flesh of any animals whatsoever,
1202 Suppl, 76|           written (Job 19:26): "In my flesh I shall see God ~my Saviour [
1203 Suppl, 76|       exposition of Job 19:26, "In my flesh I shall see my God," etc. ~
1204 Suppl, 76|         instance the various parts of flesh, or the ~various parts of
1205 Suppl, 76|          whole, for instance bone and flesh. Accordingly if it ~be said
1206 Suppl, 77|              written (1 Cor. 15:50): "Flesh and blood cannot possess
1207 Suppl, 77|          because they are potentially flesh and bone. ~Therefore they
1208 Suppl, 77|            these words of the Apostle flesh and blood do not denote ~
1209 Suppl, 77|              denote ~the substance of flesh and blood but deeds of flesh
1210 Suppl, 77|          flesh and blood but deeds of flesh and blood, which are ~either
1211 Suppl, 77|          Consentius (Ep. cxlvi) that "flesh and ~blood here signify
1212 Suppl, 77|           which is now predominant in flesh and ~blood"; wherefore the
1213 Suppl, 77|             nature. Now sometimes the flesh of the ox or of other ~animals
1214 Suppl, 77|           nature will rise again, the flesh of the ox or of other animals ~
1215 Suppl, 77|             were to ~partake of human flesh which would be changed into
1216 Suppl, 77|              be said that not all the flesh partaken of belongs ~to
1217 Suppl, 77|         partook of nothing ~but human flesh were to beget children that
1218 Suppl, 77|              him must needs be of the flesh of other men partaken of
1219 Suppl, 77|         nature in other men of ~whose flesh his father had partaken.~
1220 Suppl, 77|          truth of human nature in the flesh of the men ~eaten, but something
1221 Suppl, 77|               have the ~appearance of flesh and blood, does not belong
1222 Suppl, 77|           changed from food into true flesh ~and blood does not belong
1223 Suppl, 77|       secondly changed from food into flesh ~does not so perfectly attain
1224 Suppl, 77|              attain to the species of flesh as that which was ~changed
1225 Suppl, 77|        whatever is under ~the form of flesh and bone all belongs to
1226 Suppl, 77|              under the form of bovine flesh rises again in man under
1227 Suppl, 77|              under the form of human ~flesh, it does not follow that
1228 Suppl, 77|              does not follow that the flesh of an ox rises again, but
1229 Suppl, 77|              ox rises again, but the ~flesh of a man: else one might
1230 Suppl, 77|           this ~argument, because the flesh that is eaten never belonged
1231 Suppl, 77|            human nature ~in him whose flesh was eaten: and thus it will
1232 Suppl, 77|               were any surplus in the flesh eaten, not ~belonging to
1233 Suppl, 77|            any ~other food than human flesh, the substitution is made
1234 Suppl, 77|            surplus ~food: so that the flesh eaten is not changed into
1235 Suppl, 77|       impossible for the whole of the flesh eaten to be changed into ~
1236 Suppl, 77|               That part of the ~eaten flesh which is changed into seed
1237 Suppl, 77|              than in the one of whose flesh ~the seed was the product.
1238 Suppl, 77|           rise again in him of ~whose flesh the seed was the product.~
1239 Suppl, 77|         substance in those from whose flesh being ~eaten the seed was
1240 Suppl, 77|            The remainder of the eaten flesh, not being changed ~into
1241 Suppl, 77|              just as the parts of the flesh are perfected as to ~species
1242 Suppl, 77|               were to partake of ~his flesh. Therefore if all the parts
1243 Suppl, 77|          clear that the matter of the flesh has no relation to the rational ~
1244 Suppl, 79|          again, for they will contain flesh ~and bones and like parts,
1245 Suppl, 80|            body will rise again with ~flesh and bones, as did the body
1246 Suppl, 80|               39, "A ~spirit hath not flesh and bones as you see Me
1247 Suppl, 80|                and Job 19:26, ~"In my flesh I shall see God," my Saviour:
1248 Suppl, 80|            Saviour: and the nature of flesh and ~bone is incompatible
1249 Suppl, 80|                for a ~spirit hath not flesh and bones." Therefore the
1250 Suppl, 80|            that "our Lord offered His flesh to be handled, which He
1251 Suppl, 82|              in some of them, such as flesh and bones, earth ~is predominant.
1252 Suppl, 82|            bones, the humors than the flesh or nerves. Therefore it ~
1253 Suppl, 86|              will still be in mortal ~flesh, wherefore he had already
1254 Suppl, 86|           through being still in the ~flesh must needs be troubled with
1255 Suppl, 87|           made the Son of man in ~the flesh." Now that last judgment
1256 Suppl, 87|             bodies he ascribes to His flesh; although His flesh, as
1257 Suppl, 87|               His flesh; although His flesh, as being the ~instrument
1258 Suppl, 87|               that "the Word was made flesh" is the cause of the resurrection
1259 Suppl, 87|          Because He ~will come in the flesh wherein He was crucified."
1260 Suppl, 87|               will appear in the same flesh, but not under the same ~
1261 Suppl, 88|                especially in Christ's flesh, and secondarily in the
1262 Suppl, 88|           herbs have I ~delivered all flesh to you [*Vulg.: 'have I
1263 Suppl, 89|              who dwell in this mortal flesh; thirdly, as excluding the
1264 Suppl, 89|           written (Job 19:26): "In my flesh I shall see God ~my Saviour [
1265 Suppl, 89|            have been spiritual in the flesh, became, by ~sinning, carnal
1266 Suppl, 89|              will be spiritual in the flesh ~(which is promised to the
1267 Suppl, 89|             will be able ~even in the flesh to see spiritual things.
1268 Suppl, 89|             intellect but also to his flesh.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[92] A[
1269 Suppl, 89|                and not as regards his flesh. Therefore he ~will see
1270 Suppl, 89|             his mind and not with his flesh.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[92] A[
1271 Suppl, 89|             God ~with the eyes of the flesh, but that, in the flesh,
1272 Suppl, 89|               flesh, but that, in the flesh, we shall see God.~Aquin.:
1273 Suppl, 91|              a loathsome sight to all flesh.'] the sight of all flesh."
1274 Suppl, 91|             flesh.'] the sight of all flesh." Now ~satiety denotes refreshment
1275 Suppl, 93|               from ~subjection to the flesh. Now this is the effect
1276 Suppl, 93|             especially subject to the flesh; ~so much so that in the
1277 Suppl, 93|              is not ~subjected to the flesh by the passions of fortitude,
1278 Suppl, 93|              so much subjected to the flesh thereby.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1279 Suppl, 93|               by the pleasures of the flesh: and this ~obtains when
1280 Suppl, 93|     abstaining from ~the works of the flesh. For Jerome says (Ep. ad
1281 Suppl, 93|              signal victory over ~the flesh, against which a continuous
1282 Suppl, 93|      continuous battle is waged: "The flesh lusteth ~against the spirit,"
1283 Suppl, 93|        interrupted, ~integrity of the flesh remaining withal, provided
1284 Suppl, 93|            although ~virginity of the flesh cannot. If, however, we
1285 Suppl, 93|            those who are incorrupt in flesh, although ~they had not
1286 Suppl, 93|               certain conflict of the flesh, but ~owing to the exceeding
1287 Suppl, 93|           strength of her virtue, her flesh was so subdued ~that she
1288 Suppl, 93|             her any conflict with the flesh, since such like conflict
1289 Suppl, 93|               can temptation from the flesh be ~without sin, as declared
1290 Suppl, 93|            was given me a sting of my flesh." Hence we must ~say that
1291 Suppl, 93|           temptation which is of the ~flesh, she had the temptation
1292 Suppl, 93|           there was ~integrity of the flesh together with integrity
1293 Suppl, 93|             the concupiscences of the flesh, in a word to virginity,
1294 Suppl, 93|           merely to the taming of the flesh: and ~if any one go beyond
1295 Suppl, 93|              perfect victory over the flesh and the world, so is a most
1296 Suppl, 93|            says: "To live without the flesh while living in the flesh
1297 Suppl, 93|             flesh while living in the flesh is to live as ~an angel
1298 Suppl, 93|             than ~incorruption of the flesh. Now there is incorruption
1299 Suppl, 93|               to men incorrupt in the flesh and who have sinned at some ~
1300 Suppl, 93|      altogether from pleasures of the flesh, ~since they are incapable
1301 Suppl, 93|              in the conflict with the flesh, he above all wins ~the
1302 Suppl, 93|          while the ~conflict with the flesh is fraught with greater
1303 Suppl, 94|      tormented is ~corporeal. Because flesh cannot be tormented by a
1304 Suppl, 94|              spiritual worm. Now the ~flesh of the damned will be tormented
1305 Suppl, 94|            fire and ~worms into their flesh" (Judith 16:21), and: "The
1306 Suppl, 94|            and: "The vengeance on the flesh ~of the ungodly is fire
1307 Suppl, 94|               damned are called their flesh for as ~much as they were
1308 Suppl, 94|              they were subject to the flesh. Or we may reply that the
1309 Suppl, 94|              Or we may reply that the flesh ~will be tormented by the
1310 Suppl, 94|            sinned through love of the flesh, they ~should be treated
1311 Suppl, 94|         should be treated as the dead flesh is wont to be treated, by
1312 Suppl, 95|            least their friends in the flesh to be damned in hell.~Aquin.:
1313 Suppl, 95|              of those ~who are in the flesh." Much less, therefore,
1314 Suppl, 96|               loathsome sight* to all flesh," namely to the saints, ~
1315 Suppl, 96|            man for ever because he is flesh"; where "spirit" denotes ~
1316 Suppl, 96|           from the inconstancy of the flesh, without doubt he will ~
1317 Suppl, 96|            life fall into sins of the flesh through ~frailty are disposed
1318 Appen1, 2|             is called the "law of the flesh" (Rm. 7). Hence there will