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1001 3, 16 | Creator." Therefore this is true: "Christ as Man ~is a creature."~
1002 3, 16 | the human nature, it is true, since by reason of the
1003 3, 16 | Para. 1/1~Whether this is true: "Christ as Man is God"?~
1004 3, 16 | and in this way it ~is not true that Christ as Man is God,
1005 3, 16 | belongs to be God, it is true that Christ, as Man, ~is
1006 3, 16 | Divine Nature. Hence this is true: "Christ as Man has the
1007 3, 16 | Para. 1/1~Whether this is true: "Christ as Man is a hypostasis
1008 3, 16 | person, and in this way it is true, for whatever ~subsists
1009 3, 17 | suppositum, it would be a true proposition - for instance, ~"
1010 3, 18 | 3: Further, Christ was a true comprehensor. But the Saints
1011 3, 19 | same Lord Jesus Christ our ~true God"; i.e. the Divine operation
1012 3, 21 | show that He had taken a true human nature, with all its
1013 3, 22 | is offered; the same one true Mediator reconciling ~us
1014 3, 22 | that the offering up of the true lamb, i.e. ~Christ, was
1015 3, 22 | of the ~excellence of the true priesthood over the figural
1016 3, 22 | also in the New Law ~the true sacrifice of Christ is presented
1017 3, 23 | son: the natural son is a true son." But Christ is ~the
1018 3, 23 | son." But Christ is ~the true and natural Son of God,
1019 3, 23 | we may . ~. . be in His true Son, Jesus Christ." Therefore
1020 3, 24 | on Rm. 1:4 says that the true reading of ~this passage
1021 3, 24 | eternity, it was not always true that one ~subsisting in
1022 3, 24 | one time ~it began to be true that one existing in human
1023 3, 25 | image could be raised to the true God ~Himself, since He is
1024 3, 25 | image of ~Christ, Who is true God, not for the sake of
1025 3, 26 | foretold and foreshadowed the true and perfect Mediator of
1026 3, 26 | are the ministers of the true Mediator ~by administering,
1027 3, 26 | As ~to the demons, it is true that they have immortality
1028 3, 28 | For ~since Christ is the true and natural Son of God,
1029 3, 28 | OBJ 4: This argument is true of those things which come
1030 3, 28 | seems to pertain ~not to a true but to an unreal body, to
1031 3, 29 | virgin?~(2) Whether there was true marriage between our Lord'
1032 3, 29 | 1/1~Whether there was a true marriage between Mary and
1033 3, 29 | would seem that there was no true marriage between Mary and ~
1034 3, 29 | husband." But if this was a true marriage, ~Joseph was truly
1035 3, 29 | Therefore there was no true marriage ~between Mary and
1036 3, 29 | husband and wife." But a true marriage is not effected
1037 3, 29 | Therefore, there was no true marriage between the ~Blessed
1038 3, 29 | solemnized, there was no true marriage: ~especially since,
1039 3, 29 | or wedlock is said to be true by reason of its ~attaining
1040 3, 29 | and Joseph was absolutely true: because both ~consented
1041 3, 30 | which he has received, is ~true.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[30] A[
1042 3, 30 | works of St. Augustine]) a ~true estimation of the Blessed
1043 3, 31 | said that Matthew gave the true genealogy of Christ: ~while
1044 3, 31 | believe that He had become a true man? And whilst He is doing
1045 3, 31 | virtue. But this is not ~true of Christ's body, as stated
1046 3, 33 | the Philosopher says is true in the generation of ~other
1047 3, 33 | the flesh. But He is ~a true and natural Son of Man:
1048 3, 33 | of Man: as also is He the true and natural Son of ~God.
1049 3, 33 | reason of His ~having a true human nature, through which
1050 3, 35 | human nature, ~except in a true human nature." Consequently
1051 3, 35 | thought that He took, not a true human body, but some resemblance ~
1052 3, 35 | the Blessed Virgin is the true and ~natural Mother of Christ.~
1053 3, 35 | Scripture that "Jesus Christ is true God," as may be seen 1 Jn.
1054 3, 35 | Consequently each opinion is true to a certain extent. For
1055 3, 35 | He might ~make known the true faith. according to Jn.
1056 3, 36 | believe that He had become true ~man? And while He is doing
1057 3, 37 | offered for Him who was the true Victim, in order that the
1058 3, 38 | 2/2~And this, indeed, is true as to the first part, and
1059 3, 39 | easy ~for Him to form a true body in Mary's womb without
1060 3, 42 | Doth a candle," i.e. true and pure doctrine, "come
1061 3, 43 | in the FP, Q[110], A[4], true miracles cannot ~be wrought
1062 3, 43 | God; for unless ~this were true it would not be confirmed
1063 3, 44 | seem that what is said is true. For it is wrong to seek ~
1064 3, 45 | it is not fitting for a true body to be changed into ~
1065 3, 46 | 15], AA[5],6), there was true and sensible pain in the ~
1066 3, 46 | Grief is then said to be a true passion, by which the soul ~
1067 3, 46 | Philosopher's contention is true because of the ~overflow
1068 3, 46 | interpreted 'preparation.' But the true ~Pasch, which was celebrated
1069 3, 46 | Christ's ~Passion, which is a true sacrifice, according to
1070 3, 46 | people, but, still, not the true one. For the spots ~where
1071 3, 47 | sacrifices were figures of that true sacrifice which the dying
1072 3, 47 | Christ's Passion, which was a true ~sacrifice, to be fulfilled
1073 3, 48 | says (De Civ. Dei x): "A true sacrifice is every good ~
1074 3, 48 | that Christ's Passion was a true sacrifice. Moreover, as
1075 3, 48 | and various signs of this true sacrifice, one being ~prefigured
1076 3, 48 | offered - that the same ~one true Mediator reconciling us
1077 3, 50 | Ps. 109:4 would not ~be true: "Thou art a priest for
1078 3, 53 | would His Resurrection be true. But to establish the truth
1079 3, 53 | of dying again. Such is a true ~and perfect resurrection,
1080 3, 54 | 1) Whether Christ had a true body after His Resurrection?~(
1081 3, 54 | 1 ~Whether Christ had a true body after His Resurrection?~
1082 3, 54 | that Christ did not have a true body after His ~Resurrection.
1083 3, 54 | His ~Resurrection. For a true body cannot be in the same
1084 3, 54 | that Christ did not have a true body after His Resurrection.~
1085 3, 54 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, a true body does not vanish from
1086 3, 54 | that Christ did not have a true body after His ~Resurrection.~
1087 3, 54 | 1~OBJ 3: Further, every true body has its determinate
1088 3, 54 | Christ did not possess a true body ~after His Resurrection.~
1089 3, 54 | spirit," as if He had not a true but an imaginary body: but
1090 3, 54 | not an ~imaginary but a true body.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[54]
1091 3, 54 | in ~order for it to be a true resurrection, it was necessary
1092 3, 54 | after His Resurrection was a true body, and of the same nature
1093 3, 54 | Resurrection would ~not have been true, but apparent.~Aquin.: SMT
1094 3, 54 | that this body, although a true one, entered in ~among the
1095 3, 54 | Saviour in spiritual but true flesh partook of meat ~with
1096 3, 54 | save he that denies the true ~resurrection of the flesh?"
1097 3, 55 | under another, it was not a true but a false apparition.
1098 3, 55 | shape to that of Christ's true ~countenance. For, as Augustine
1099 3, 55 | Nevertheless, angels have not true bodies naturally united
1100 3, 55 | the Resurrection was ~both true and glorious. That it was
1101 3, 55 | glorious. That it was a true Resurrection He shows first
1102 3, 55 | first of all, ~that it was a true and solid body, and not
1103 3, 55 | body, by presenting His true features for them ~to behold.
1104 3, 55 | animated, there was ~no true eating, although the food
1105 3, 59 | Trinity, which is quite true: still by special appropriation
1106 3, 60 | signified, viz. Christ's true body, and Christ's mystical
1107 3, 60 | name of ~Paul?" But this is true if the intention be to baptize
1108 3, 61 | religious denomination, whether true or ~false, except they be
1109 3, 61 | in the name ~of the one true religion. Therefore sacraments
1110 3, 62 | powers: and the same holds true of the other sacraments. ~
1111 3, 64 | arguments on either ~side are true to a certain extent, as
1112 3, 64 | OBJ 2: This objection is true of the power of authority,
1113 3, 64 | Para. 2/3~This might be true enough of the ultimate effect,
1114 3, 64 | minister is without the true faith, the ~sacrament is
1115 3, 64 | of the Church has not the true faith, it ~seems that he
1116 3, 64 | minister should have ~the true faith.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1117 3, 64 | those who have not the true faith seem to be separated ~
1118 3, 64 | minister should have the true ~faith.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1119 3, 64 | unbeliever can confer a true sacrament, ~provided that
1120 3, 65 | Eucharist. But this is not true: for if ~anyone be without
1121 3, 66 | Para. 2/3~But this is not true. For since the sacraments
1122 3, 66 | man who is the ~subject of true sanctification. Consequently
1123 3, 66 | Let us draw near with a ~true heart in fulness of faith,
1124 3, 66 | and to ~acknowledge the true faith, since 'the just man
1125 3, 69 | OBJ 3: This argument is true of special remedies. But
1126 3, 69 | Secondly, because, if this were true, ~children that die after
1127 3, 70 | is clear that this is not true. Because the least grace
1128 3, 71 | this does ~not seem to be true: because that darkness consists
1129 3, 72 | sin. And yet this is not true.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[72] A[
1130 3, 73 | neither produce Christ's true body, which is both reality
1131 3, 73 | looses all sins." But the true body of Christ. bears the
1132 3, 73 | from the virtue of Christ's true body.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[73]
1133 3, 73 | s ~Passion, which was a true sacrifice, as stated above (
1134 3, 73 | sacrament, to wit, Christ's true body; and lastly ~that which
1135 3, 74 | this does not appear to be true, ~because in all things
1136 3, 74 | saying (Jn. 15:1): "I am the true ~vine." But only bread from
1137 3, 74 | any other than natural and true water, ~because true water
1138 3, 74 | and true water, ~because true water flowed from the side
1139 3, 74 | any other liquor besides true water, be mixed with the
1140 3, 74 | because it would not be true bread.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1141 3, 75 | everywhere. But Christ's is a true body, and it is in heaven. ~
1142 3, 75 | Lord ~Jesus Christ is God's true Son so is it Christ's true
1143 3, 75 | true Son so is it Christ's true flesh which we ~take, and
1144 3, 75 | which we ~take, and His true blood which we drink."~Aquin.:
1145 3, 75 | The presence of Christ's true body and blood in this ~
1146 3, 75 | Doubt not ~whether this be true; but take rather the Saviour'
1147 3, 75 | contained only in figure that true sacrifice of ~Christ's Passion,
1148 3, 75 | salvation ~He assumed a true body of our nature. And
1149 3, 75 | it belongs that Christ's true body ~exists in this sacrament;
1150 3, 75 | body," which would not be ~true if the substance of the
1151 3, 75 | contradictories must be true. But this ~proposition is
1152 3, 75 | Consequently, this is true: "The substance of the ~
1153 3, 75 | assigned whereby Christ's true body can begin to be ~in
1154 3, 75 | above (A[2]), since Christ's true body is in ~this sacrament,
1155 3, 75 | 2: This argument also is true of formal conversion or
1156 3, 75 | For they say that this is true of ~two instants referring
1157 3, 75 | shown in Phys. i. If it be ~true, then, that Christ's body
1158 3, 75 | out of bread, it will be true to ~say that bread is made
1159 3, 75 | this proposition is never true: "The bread ~is the body
1160 3, 75 | seems that ~not even this is true: "The body of Christ is
1161 3, 75 | conversion, the things which ~are true in natural conversion by
1162 3, 76 | the eye?~(8) Whether the true body of Christ remains in
1163 3, 76 | body always retains the true nature of a body, ~nor is
1164 3, 76 | parts is indeed in Christ's ~true body, which, however, is
1165 3, 76 | are moved": and this is true even of the soul's spiritual ~
1166 3, 76 | converted into Christ's true body and blood. Therefore
1167 3, 77 | object. But it is Christ's true body that is eaten, according
1168 3, 77 | placed ~on the altar, are the true body and blood of Christ
1169 3, 77 | cannot be said that Christ's true body is broken. First of
1170 3, 77 | the sacrament of Christ's true body, so is the ~breaking
1171 3, 77 | which was ~in Christ's true body.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[77]
1172 3, 78 | aforesaid expressions are true? ~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[78] A[
1173 3, 78 | aforesaid expressions are not true. Because ~when we say: "
1174 3, 78 | This is My body," cannot be true.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[78] A[
1175 3, 78 | otherwise it ~would not be a true speech. Moreover, this opinion
1176 3, 82 | excellence, Whom, as the true God, ~things both good and
1177 3, 82 | they offer, from ~being a true sacrifice, if they do approach.~
1178 3, 82 | there is no such thing as a true sacrifice ~outside the Catholic
1179 3, 82 | neither valid priesthood nor true sacrifice." But heretics, ~
1180 3, 82 | they are unable to offer a true sacrifice.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1181 3, 82 | them contains ~Christ's true body and blood; but they
1182 3, 82 | spiritual sacrifice that is a true ~sacrifice with the truth
1183 3, 82 | fruit, although it be a true sacrifice ~with the truth
1184 3, 82 | he ~consecrates Christ's true body and blood; but because
1185 3, 82 | OBJ 2: Further, Christ's true body is figurative of His
1186 3, 82 | 67], A[2]). But Christ's true body is consecrated by ~
1187 3, 82 | body is the fruit of the true ~body received. But those
1188 3, 83 | s ~Passion, which is His true sacrifice. Accordingly the
1189 3, 83 | the first reason, ~it is true to say that Christ was sacrificed,
1190 3, 83 | A[3], ad 2). Nor is it true, as some affirm, that the
1191 3, 83 | there ~is no place for the true sacrifice," as Augustine
1192 3, 83 | heaven; nor that Christ's true body may be borne thither, ~
1193 3, 84 | 1/2~Reply OBJ 5: It is true in a sense that the words, "
1194 3, 84 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: True penance not only removes
1195 3, 84 | the first instant of his true penance, nevertheless he ~
1196 3, 84 | not ~knowing the nature of true Penance. For since true
1197 3, 84 | true Penance. For since true Penance requires ~charity,
1198 3, 84 | consequently, Penance, if ~true, could never be removed
1199 3, 84 | that, consequently, after true Penance, a man can sin mortally. ~
1200 3, 86 | cannot be pardoned through true ~Penance. First, because
1201 3, 86 | sin can be ~blotted out by true Penance.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1202 3, 86 | not cause, but presupposes true or apparent goodness in
1203 3, 86 | cannot be forgiven without true Penance, to which it belongs ~
1204 3, 86 | motive ~is necessary for true repentance), it follows
1205 3, 87 | ad 4), it is essential to true ~penance that man should
1206 3, 89 | Augustine says that ~"this is so true that, if any such man goes
1207 3, 89 | But this would not be ~true if he rose again to lesser
1208 3, 89 | But this would ~not be true unless virtues were recovered
1209 3, 89 | of man's sins. Nor is it ~true of all, that the more their
1210 3, 89 | But this would ~not be true, if, at least by subsequent
1211 3, 90 | yet neither can this be true, ~since the whole is present,
1212 Suppl, 5 | contrition would not be ~true contrition, unless he had
1213 Suppl, 5 | provided it ~suffice for true contrition, blots out all
1214 Suppl, 6 | the ~saying of Gregory is true, because a just man fears
1215 Suppl, 8 | ministry over ~Christ's true body is a minister of the
1216 Suppl, 8 | yet it is not universally true that a seven years' penance
1217 Suppl, 9 | to be "faithful," ~i.e. true. Secondly, by the use of
1218 Suppl, 10| entirely. Again, ~this is true of the essential reward,
1219 Suppl, 10| can know ~whether it be true contrition, even as neither
1220 Suppl, 11| 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: This is true of things that are in opposition
1221 Suppl, 17| which he has over Christ's true body. Now the ~power of
1222 Suppl, 17| of consecrating Christ's true body is but one. Therefore
1223 Suppl, 18| this does not seem to be true, for though there might
1224 Suppl, 19| OBJ 2: The assertion is true, provided matter be not
1225 Suppl, 24| OBJ 1: The assertion is true of those spiritual goods
1226 Suppl, 25| opinion does not seem to be true. First, because it is ~expressly
1227 Suppl, 27| mortal sin, and consequently, true contrition and confession
1228 Suppl, 27| 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: This is true of the essential reward,
1229 Suppl, 29| itself. But that is not true. Therefore it is one sacrament.~
1230 Suppl, 29| in respect of ~Christ's true body no order is above the
1231 Suppl, 30| this does not seem to be ~true, since Penance also blots
1232 Suppl, 30| this sacrament: and this is true.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[30] A[
1233 Suppl, 35| priesthood; ~but this is not true, since none but a deacon
1234 Suppl, 36| is ~principal, over the true body of Christ; the other,
1235 Suppl, 38| immediate relation to the true body of ~Christ. Hence by
1236 Suppl, 38| This is the third and the true opinion.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1237 Suppl, 41| assertion of Tully may be true of some particular ~nation,
1238 Suppl, 41| statement is not universally true, since Holy Writ states
1239 Suppl, 43| 1/1~Reply OBJ 7: It is true that in the matter of betrothal
1240 Suppl, 43| 8: Although it was not a true betrothal, there was a betrothal ~
1241 Suppl, 45| inward consent, makes a true marriage outwardly?~(5)
1242 Suppl, 45| consent. Therefore there is a true marriage. ~Aquin.: SMT XP
1243 Suppl, 45| these be omitted it is a true marriage, although the contracting ~
1244 Suppl, 47| afterwards, it will be ~a true marriage. But he who compelled
1245 Suppl, 48| intercourse; and this is true.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[48] A[
1246 Suppl, 48| 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: This is true of the essential and principal
1247 Suppl, 50| solemnization it is still a true sacrament, as also in the
1248 Suppl, 50| it be contracted it is a ~true marriage although the contracting
1249 Suppl, 51| false as though it were true," according to Augustine (
1250 Suppl, 51| OBJ 4: Further, there was true marriage between Lia and
1251 Suppl, 53| previous order; so as not to be true marriage: whereas order
1252 Suppl, 53| marriage, so as not to be true order, because the power
1253 Suppl, 54| all times: yet this is not true since ~consanguinity is
1254 Suppl, 55| because they fall short of true affinity, in ~the same way
1255 Suppl, 55| kind of affinity in which true affinity consists.~Aquin.:
1256 Suppl, 57| older person; which is not true. Therefore the same conclusion ~
1257 Suppl, 58| assertions are rejected by the true faith whereby we ~believe
1258 Suppl, 58| separated: which is not true.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[58] A[
1259 Suppl, 59| Neither therefore is there a true ~marriage.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1260 Suppl, 59| Para. 1/1~OBJ 5: Further, true marriage excuses carnal
1261 Suppl, 59| Therefore there is no true marriage between ~unbelievers.~
1262 Suppl, 59| between unbelievers is a true marriage.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1263 Suppl, 59| impediment that supervenes upon a true marriage dissolves ~it.
1264 Suppl, 59| dissolves ~it. Now it was a true marriage when they were
1265 Suppl, 59| Wherefore, since there is true marriage between ~unbelievers,
1266 Suppl, 59| one's wife. ~Now there was true marriage between them as
1267 Suppl, 59| 2~Further, if this were true, divorces would be made
1268 Suppl, 61| Church. ~Now marriage is a true sacrament before its consummation,
1269 Suppl, 62| consequently this will be a true marriage.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1270 Suppl, 63| a sacrament, there is ~a true sacrament. Wherefore, since
1271 Suppl, 63| 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: This is true of a sacrament which causes
1272 Suppl, 64| marriage is nevertheless a true sacrament. Nor ~is the marriage
1273 Suppl, 66| 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: This is true as regards things belonging
1274 Suppl, 68| Whether those born out of true marriage are illegitimate?~(
1275 Suppl, 68| Whether children born out of true marriage are illegitimate?~
1276 Suppl, 68| that children born out of true marriage are ~legitimate.
1277 Suppl, 68| Therefore children born out of true ~marriage are not illegitimate.~
1278 Suppl, 68| those who are born of a true and lawful ~marriage; some
1279 Suppl, 71| 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: It is true that fasting can profit
1280 Suppl, 72| purgatory. But this is not true because, then the Church'
1281 Suppl, 74| order that they might ~bear true witness to Christ's true
1282 Suppl, 74| true witness to Christ's true resurrection, it was fitting
1283 Suppl, 74| For none rose again with a true resurrection before ~Christ,
1284 Suppl, 74| foretold some things that were true, and in others was deceived.~
1285 Suppl, 77| ii), because a thing is true when it is as it appears
1286 Suppl, 77| of human nature, just as true gold is what ~has the true
1287 Suppl, 77| true gold is what ~has the true form of gold whence gold
1288 Suppl, 77| is changed from food into true flesh ~and blood does not
1289 Suppl, 78| that He had resumed the true ~human nature which He had
1290 Suppl, 79| this does not seem to ~be true: because the active and
1291 Suppl, 79| tied and free: and this is true ~not only of active but
1292 Suppl, 79| powers, there will be no true sensation. ~Hence we do
1293 Suppl, 79| But this opinion cannot be true; which is evident from the ~
1294 Suppl, 80| that ~contradictions are true at the same time. But if
1295 Suppl, 80| make two contradictories true at the same time. Now it
1296 Suppl, 80| false, because if it were true whenever a ~body acquires
1297 Suppl, 80| another body: and ~this is not true.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[
1298 Suppl, 80| Therefore the same will be true of the glorified bodies.~
1299 Suppl, 82| perceive light, even ~as the true is in relation to the intellect,
1300 Suppl, 87| may know Thee, the . . . true God." Wherefore it is clear
1301 Suppl, 93| other virtues. Nor is it true that to teach is an ~act
1302 Appen1, 1| argument is not based on a true comparison.~Aquin.: SMT
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