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Part, Question
501 2, 45 | also speculative, as in the case of the liberal arts. Therefore
502 2, 49 | actions, for instance in the case of the ~enemy of one's country,
503 2, 51 | possession, this ~would be a case of simple avarice. Hence
504 2, 51 | these steps, it will be a case of precipitation. Since
505 2, 52 | mortal sin, and this is the case ~chiefly when negligence
506 2, 53 | by a mortal sin; in which case he does not place ~the end
507 2, 55 | Ethic. v, 7) that "in the case of the legal just, it ~does
508 2, 56 | to act unjustly in every case; and ~it is requisite that
509 2, 56 | and yet this is not the case. Therefore ~neither should
510 2, 56 | Now this ~would not be the case, if justice had a special
511 2, 56 | mean; as is clearly the ~case with the virtues, according
512 2, 56 | mean, is because in their case the mean varies ~according
513 2, 56 | 6). Now this is also the case in justice: ~for one who
514 2, 57 | complacency. In the latter ~case properly speaking it arises
515 2, 57 | from another ~man, in which case it is probable that the
516 2, 58 | man, because in the latter case ~an injury is inflicted,
517 2, 58 | determining, and in this case when judging of things we ~
518 2, 58 | by the very nature of the case, and this is called ~"natural
519 2, 58 | and if he had foreseen the case, he might have provided
520 2, 58 | applying it to some ~particular case. Now since it belongs to
521 2, 59 | commutative?~(2) Whether in either case the mean is take in the
522 2, 59 | that the mean in the latter case follows "geometrical proportion," ~
523 2, 59 | to 2, because in either case the proportion ~equals 1-
524 2, 59 | diversity of virtue, as in the ~case of fortitude and temperance.
525 2, 59 | openly by violence. In either case the ~offence may be committed
526 2, 59 | incurs no debt, as in the case ~of gifts, it is an act,
527 2, 60 | what one can, as in the case of honor due to God and
528 2, 60 | revenge or the like. ~In this case, if before the benefice
529 2, 60 | of injustice, as is the case in loans. The ~other is
530 2, 60 | accepts unlawfully, as in the case of the giver and receiver
531 2, 60 | against the law, as is the ~case when a man gives a thing
532 2, 60 | of the chapter. In such a case it is clear that ~he is
533 2, 60 | committed to himself: in which case ~he must make restitution
534 2, 60 | of the Church: in which ~case he must make restitution
535 2, 60 | reveal his crime, as in the case of ~theft. Therefore he
536 2, 60 | theft and robbery: ~in which case the thief is bound to restitution
537 2, 60 | of the owner, as in the case of a loan: and ~then, the
538 2, 60 | profit to himself, as ~in the case of a deposit; wherefore
539 2, 60 | restitution. First, in the case of command: because he ~
540 2, 60 | principally. Secondly, in the case of consent; namely of one
541 2, 60 | take place. Thirdly, in the case of ~receiving; when, to
542 2, 60 | assistance. Fourthly, in the case of participation; when a
543 2, 60 | office, to do so: as in the case of earthly ~princes who
544 2, 61 | persons causes, in that case, a diversity ~of things,
545 2, 62 | from man, wherefore in the ~case of a wild beast there is
546 2, 62 | kill it; ~whereas, in the case of domestic animals, such
547 2, 62 | the same ~reason in the case of certain holy women, who
548 2, 62 | degree; know that in no case is it ~lawful for them to
549 2, 62 | the public good, as in the case of a soldier ~fighting against
550 2, 62 | from Augustine refer to the case when one ~man intends to
551 2, 62 | life, as appears in the case of a judge who justly condemns
552 2, 63 | It would seem that in no case can it be lawful to maim
553 2, 63 | to ~his life. Hence in no case does it pertain to a person
554 2, 63 | and consequently in no case is it allowable to maim ~
555 2, 63 | principal person, as in the case of ~adultery which pleases
556 2, 64 | is lawful to thieve in a case of necessity?~(8) Whether
557 2, 64 | not strictly speaking a case of theft. The third difference ~
558 2, 64 | corrupted." Now it is a case of rape ~whether the woman
559 2, 64 | II, i, 47]. ~In any other case the sin of theft is committed [*
560 2, 64 | circumstance, as in the case of ~sacrilege which is the
561 2, 64 | another's property in a case of extreme need: because
562 2, 64 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: In a case of a like need a man may
563 2, 64 | acting thus, for in that case ~nearly every prince would
564 2, 65 | exercising authority in the case, have not of ~themselves
565 2, 65 | The Apostle refers to the case where something is well ~
566 2, 65 | deny his guilt (as in the case of notorious ~criminals),
567 2, 65 | two parties, which is the ~case when one is the prosecutor,
568 2, 65 | committed is notorious." In a ~case of denunciation, as stated
569 2, 66 | accusation. ~Hence in the case of a crime that conduces
570 2, 66 | the process in a ~criminal case goes by way of accusation,
571 2, 66 | an accusation, in which case the judge acquit the ~accuser,
572 2, 66 | the accused, for in that case the sovereign could not
573 2, 66 | stated above (A[2]), in a case, where the procedure is ~
574 2, 67 | and this would not be the case if it were lawful to defend
575 2, 67 | His conduct in the former case is ~praiseworthy, in the
576 2, 67 | excommunicated, whether his case be just or unjust." Hence
577 2, 67 | is it lawful, in a like case, to ~resist wicked princes;
578 2, 68 | concealment of the truth in a case ~when a man is not compelled
579 2, 68 | under ~secrecy. In such a case one is by no means bound
580 2, 68 | inadmissible, as in the case of those who are branded
581 2, 68 | fault of his, as in the case of unbelievers and persons ~
582 2, 68 | in the reason, as in the case of ~children, imbeciles
583 2, 68 | personal feeling, as in the case of ~enemies, or persons
584 2, 68 | external condition, as in the case of poor people, slaves,
585 2, 68 | another: because, in ~that case, one ought to be careful
586 2, 69 | need. Now it seems to be a case of need when the suit of
587 2, 69 | it seems that in such a case an ~advocate is bound to
588 2, 69 | no means ~of help in this case, unless those who are passing
589 2, 69 | either ~interior, as in the case of madmen and minors - or
590 2, 69 | or exterior, as in the ~case of the deaf and dumb. For
591 2, 69 | discovers afterwards while the case is proceeding that it is ~
592 2, 69 | can and must give up the case, or induce his client to
593 2, 69 | advocate, in defending his case, prudently to ~conceal whatever
594 2, 70 | s honor. In the ~former case it is not a matter of reviling
595 2, 70 | where as in the ~latter case there is reviling, in so
596 2, 70 | untrue, as may be seen in the case of one who utters a ~reviling
597 2, 70 | it is uttered. In such a case a man might commit a ~mortal
598 2, 71 | presence of several, it is a case of ~backbiting if he be
599 2, 71 | Augustine is referring to the case when a man utters a ~slight
600 2, 73 | person publicly, it is a case of reviling, if privately,
601 2, 74 | not the same, for in the case of the four vices mentioned ~
602 2, 74 | assertion, whereas in the case ~of cursing evil of punishment
603 2, 75 | be without it. In such a case the just ~price will depend
604 2, 75 | made known to ~him. The case would be different if the
605 2, 75 | yet he is so bound ~in a case when, unless he tells the
606 2, 75 | virtue: and so it is in this case. ~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[77] A[
607 2, 75 | seems to be: but in the case cited, the goods are expected
608 2, 75 | This is especially the case where a man sells ~something
609 2, 76 | money is not ~bound in every case to lend it to his neighbor.
610 2, 76 | value, as may be seen in the case of those who offer ~for
611 2, 76 | another gratis, as in the case of the ~loan of a book.~
612 2, 76 | pay, it is ~manifestly a case of usury: because this waiting
613 2, 77 | this is not possible in the case of omission, since one is ~
614 2, 79 | Isidore (Etym. x). ~In either case the signification requires
615 2, 80 | But the contrary is the case: since frequently we are
616 2, 81 | individual and to help him in a case of necessity, or if his
617 2, 81 | prayer meritorious, as is the case ~with other meritorious
618 2, 81 | intercession." In this case sometimes one asks for ~
619 2, 83 | men. ~Yet this is not the case with sacrifices: for we
620 2, 84 | the oblations. ~Now "the case of clerics is distinct from
621 2, 84 | clerics is distinct from the case of monks," as Jerome ~states [*
622 2, 84 | another person, ~as in the case of a son who offers to God
623 2, 86 | an evil result, in which case the vow ~must not be kept.
624 2, 86 | This argument avails in the case of children who have not ~
625 2, 86 | This argument avails in the case of solemn vows which are ~
626 2, 86 | that ~in that particular case the law is not to be observed.
627 2, 86 | that in some particular ~case this is simply evil, or
628 2, 86 | is necessary, ~in such a case, to decide that the vow
629 2, 86 | law in this ~particular case. Even so, when a superior
630 2, 86 | he decides that in this case such and such a ~thing is
631 2, 86 | community, for instance, in the case where, if certain persons ~
632 2, 86 | and obedience, as in the case of those who are appointed ~
633 2, 86 | or common need, as in the case of the example ~given above (
634 2, 86 | own authority that in his case a vow is not to be kept, ~
635 2, 86 | God; except perhaps in the case when the ~thing he has vowed
636 2, 87 | necessary: this is clear in the ~case of medicine which is required
637 2, 87 | hindrance to good. For in either case "its ~result is evil" [*
638 2, 87 | particular ~emergency: and such a case comes under neither law
639 2, 87 | act of ~kindness. In this case the person to whom the promise
640 2, 87 | dispensation. But in the former case a man is bound not ~to keep
641 2, 87 | the circumstance. In this case any bishop can ~dispense.
642 2, 87 | the common good, in which case the matter would ~seem to
643 2, 87 | Especially is this the case in spiritual affairs, when ~
644 2, 87 | the contrary may be the case on account of the ~manner
645 2, 92 | undue worship. But in a case of external idolatry without
646 2, 93 | and this is chiefly the case in the rational powers,
647 2, 93 | through living men, ~as in the case of those who are possessed:
648 2, 93 | than vanity, as in ~the case of persons who, being unable
649 2, 93 | Secondly, ~if even in a case of necessity one were to
650 2, 94 | which also applies to the case in ~point.~Aquin.: SMT SS
651 2, 94 | false, because in ~that case also the effect could not
652 2, 94 | Reply OBJ 2: Even in the case of incantations of serpents
653 2, 94 | result, especially in the case of serpents, because the
654 2, 94 | its comparisons, as in the case of the unjust ~judge who
655 2, 94 | Chrysostom is speaking the case in which more attention
656 2, 96 | it is prescribed ~in the case of a declaratory oath violated
657 2, 96 | his oath, which is not the case in a ~declaratory oath.~
658 2, 96 | This argument avails in the case of one who demands an oath ~
659 2, 96 | will swear truly. In such a case he exacts an oath in order
660 2, 96 | would not apply to ~the case, as stated above (Q[33],
661 2, 96 | seems to be different in the case of one who swears falsely
662 2, 97 | just as happens in the case of virtues commanded by ~
663 2, 98 | lawful, seemingly, ~in such a case to give money for a bishopric
664 2, 98 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: In a case of necessity anyone may
665 2, 98 | the child can, in such a ~case, lawfully baptize it, or
666 2, 98 | a monastery: but, in the case of small monasteries, that
667 2, 98 | now, ~it is lawful in a case of necessity to sell or
668 2, 98 | deed. Hence this is not a case of remuneration for service ~
669 2, 98 | the like), it ~will be a case of remuneration for service
670 2, 98 | Exception must be ~made in the case when his promotion has been
671 2, 99 | matter." ~Therefore in such a case the duties of piety towards
672 2, 102 | xxxv). As to the special case ~in which Samuel spoke,
673 2, 102 | profess, for obedience in this case ~would be unlawful.~Aquin.:
674 2, 105 | helped him to sin. In such a case the repayment ~due to him
675 2, 105 | either simply, or in some case of necessity.~Aquin.: SMT
676 2, 106 | good. Wherefore in such a case the punishment of ~death
677 2, 107 | another man his due, as is the case in all the ~foregoing parts
678 2, 108 | alms, except perhaps in a case of necessity ~when all things
679 2, 108 | a mortal sin, as in the case of a jocose ~lie, where
680 2, 109 | of holiness, yet, in his case, the dissimulation itself
681 2, 110 | one: ~although in either case it may be called boasting.
682 2, 113 | occasion of sin. In ~this case it is necessary to consider,
683 2, 113 | to acquire something in a case ~of necessity, this is not
684 2, 116 | Basil is speaking of a case wherein a man is bound by
685 2, 116 | have "treachery," as in the case of Judas, who betrayed Christ
686 2, 116 | given gratis, as in the case of usury, or by ~laboring
687 2, 117 | circumstance, as in the case of those ~who are unwilling
688 2, 118 | observed in some particular case. Therefore "epikeia" is
689 2, 118 | would apply to every single ~case. Legislators in framing
690 2, 118 | observed in some particular case is passing judgment not
691 2, 118 | sovereign. But when the case is manifest there is need,
692 2, 121 | science and art, as in ~the case of soldiers who, through
693 2, 121 | it, and the same is the case ~with temperance and other
694 2, 121 | this is principally the ~case with fortitude. Hence the
695 2, 121 | prepared for the future in the case of sudden occurrences. ~
696 2, 121 | which ~would not be the case were it immoderate.~Aquin.:
697 2, 122 | not voluntary, as in the ~case of the Innocents who were
698 2, 122 | Some have said that in the case of the Innocents the use
699 2, 122 | Wherefore just as in the case of baptized children the
700 2, 122 | that in such and ~such a case a man should act according
701 2, 122 | much to the point in the case of martyrdom, which ~consists
702 2, 122 | Christian faith, as in the case of ~Agnes and Lucy. Therefore
703 2, 124 | sea, as is said to be the case with the ~Celts."] It is
704 2, 125 | excessive anger, in which case it is sinful, and in the
705 2, 125 | which is an evil, as in the case of hatred, fear, anger and ~
706 2, 127 | rather the reverse is the case. Neither therefore ~does
707 2, 128 | great, simply as in the ~case of Peter, whose intent was
708 2, 132 | virtue be great: as in ~the case of one who has a great virtue
709 2, 135 | contrary goods; as in the case of ~the temperate man, in
710 2, 142 | reproach. ~In the former case, according to Gregory of
711 2, 142 | his judgement, as in the case of wise and ~virtuous men,
712 2, 145 | this is not always the ~case. Hence the Church forbade
713 2, 146 | of inexperience. It is a case of gluttony only ~when a
714 2, 146 | mortal sin. This is the case when he adheres to the pleasure
715 2, 147 | but that it is good in the case where this would give ~scandal
716 2, 148 | fault, as perhaps in the case of Lot. If, however, the ~
717 2, 149 | wax very strong, as in the case of a child left to his own
718 2, 150 | weakness of nature, as in the case of those who are subject
719 2, 152 | or several; such is the ~case with all birds: while, on
720 2, 152 | indeterminate, as in the case of dogs and like animals.
721 2, 152 | happen in a ~particular case.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
722 2, 152 | of his life, as was the case with Adam.~Aquin.: SMT SS
723 2, 152 | flesh, ~which is also the case in gluttony, but also because
724 2, 152 | while he ~sleeps, as was the case with Solomon, who while
725 2, 152 | adultery: since in either case a woman ~is violated who
726 2, 152 | act of religion, as in the case of those ~who vow and keep
727 2, 153 | strength of reason, as in the case of a ~temperate man. In
728 2, 153 | only to the will, as in the case of one who is ~continent.~
729 2, 154 | altogether - as in the case of those who become insane
730 2, 154 | ad 1). This is also ~the case with phlegmatic temperaments,
731 2, 154 | judgment of reason, as in the case of ~one who becomes demented
732 2, 155 | theft. This applies to the case in point; ~because through
733 2, 156 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: In the case where anger is contrary
734 2, 156 | is ~a mortal sin, in the case referred to by our Lord,
735 2, 156 | one of them. In the first case ~"judgment" is assigned,
736 2, 156 | defense": in the second case "council" is ~assigned, "
737 2, 156 | inflicted": to the third case is assigned "hell-fire,"
738 2, 159 | is due to God, as is the case with all acts of religious ~
739 2, 160 | will be sinful, as is the ~case with the appetite for food
740 2, 162 | sometimes meritorious, as in the case of a martyr's death. Therefore
741 2, 165 | to be taught, ~as in the case of those who seek to know
742 2, 166 | bodily ~labor. In either case, however, one man is more
743 2, 166 | in extreme need, in which case one would have to ~assist
744 2, 167 | costly attire ~except in the case of those who being neither
745 2, 167 | cover the head." Yet in this case some might be excused ~from
746 2, 167 | 1/1 ~Reply OBJ 4: In the case of an art directed to the
747 2, 167 | idolatrous worship. But in the case of an art the products of
748 2, 167 | mainstays of life." In the ~case of an art that produces
749 2, 169 | will, as appears in the ~case of Eliseus (4 Kgs. 3:15), "
750 2, 169 | from mere power, as in the case of those who perform an ~
751 2, 170 | This was ~evidently the case with Balaam, of whom we
752 2, 171 | transformation (as in the case of people who are asleep
753 2, 171 | imagination by others, as in the case of Joseph who interpreted ~
754 2, 171 | species on the mind, as in the case of those who receive infused ~
755 2, 171 | seen by others, as ~in the case of Joseph, quoted above,
756 2, 171 | order of nature, as is the case with those who are ~possessed
757 2, 171 | to one only, and in ~each case there may be a defect in
758 2, 171 | means by them, as was ~the case with Caiphas (Jn. 11:51).~
759 2, 172 | the Holy ~Ghost, as in the case of nearly all the prophets."
760 2, 172 | truth be revealed in either case. ~If, however, the intellectual
761 2, 173 | appetite, it is more a ~case of being withdrawn from
762 2, 173 | this ~clearly was not the case. Therefore Paul when in
763 2, 173 | of ~nature. Hence in the case of rapture there is no need
764 2, 175 | intellect, ~and this is the case when a man speaks so as "
765 2, 175 | word of God. This is the case when a man speaks so as "
766 2, 175 | fulfill it, and this is the ~case when a man so speaks as "
767 2, 176 | sometimes by prayer." In either case, ~however, God is the principal
768 2, 180 | active ~life, as in the case of those who are transferred
769 2, 180 | sense and in a particular case one should prefer the ~active
770 2, 181 | order; and this is not the case ~if he lie down, sit, or
771 2, 181 | sublimity of the ~act, as in the case of a bishop. The ecclesiastical
772 2, 182 | make a man free, as in the case of a ~runaway slave; but
773 2, 182 | bound themselves, as in the case of the two sons (Mt. ~21:
774 2, 182 | without orders, as in the case of religious lay ~brethren,
775 2, 183 | excommunicate. In such a case he ought to make known his
776 2, 183 | from the very nature of the case ~they are not bound to give
777 2, 183 | of mortal sin, as is the case in other ~points of detail
778 2, 183 | to the poor, ~except in a case of necessity: for then,
779 2, 183 | needs of the poor. In such a case ~of necessity a cleric would
780 2, 185 | perchance in some particular case, when a man is under an
781 2, 185 | the ~poor: for in such a case religious would be bound
782 2, 185 | almsgiving (should the case occur where almsgiving were
783 2, 185 | religious works, because in that case, so far as they are ~concerned,
784 2, 185 | lowly occupation. In their case it is not so ~clear whether
785 2, 185 | and this is especially the case when one ~does something
786 2, 186 | on some people, as in the case of those upon whom it is
787 2, 186 | private profit: and in this case teaching is rightly preferred
788 2, 186 | only of ~God, as in the case of John the Baptist, who
789 2, 186 | acquire by practice, as in the case ~of the Blessed Antony and
790 2, 187 | deliberation, as in the case of ~the insane, whose vows
791 2, 187 | except as ~may arise in a case of necessity, as stated
792 2, 187 | cases. For in the first ~case one ought, on account of
793 2, 187 | be sought in ~the second case. In the third case it is
794 2, 187 | second case. In the third case it is also necessary to
795 2, 187 | this does not apply to the case where one ~provides a poor
796 2, 187 | nothing to do with the ~case in point.~Aquin.: SMT SS
797 3, 2 | assumes, as is plain in the case of a saw ~or a sword; yet
798 3, 3 | supposita, whereas in this case there would be only one ~
799 3, 4 | been corrupted - in which case it was ~useless; or it remains
800 3, 7 | virtues, as is clear in the case of liberality and magnificence,
801 3, 16 | as there can be in the case of creation; ~and hence
802 3, 18 | the private good - in that case the ~opposition of wills
803 3, 18 | rational appetite; for in this case something ~of the contrary
804 3, 23 | whole Trinity: as is the case with the ~other names which
805 3, 23 | of them all, as is the ~case in God. Consequently in
806 3, 24 | 2 Para. 2/3~But in that case the phrase of the Apostle
807 3, 25 | This ~cannot happen in the case of a graven or painted image
808 3, 27 | stated to have been the case with Christ (Q[15], A[2]),
809 3, 27 | of sin; as also was the case with Adam, ~before he sinned,
810 3, 31 | times: which was not the case with other ~kings: or, again,
811 3, 31 | union. But ~this was not the case with Christ, as shown above (
812 3, 33 | But this is not so in the case in point. ~Therefore this
813 3, 35 | a different kind in one case and in the other; and ~therefore
814 3, 36 | of it. Because in either case faith ~is destroyed, whether
815 3, 36 | born": as ~happened in the case of the star which made known
816 3, 36 | country of ~the Jews. In this case Herod killed the babes,
817 3, 38 | of God." Wherefore in the case of those who had been ~baptized
818 3, 39 | manifest in Christ. But in the case of Daniel this was ~manifested
819 3, 39 | together . . . In the former case simplicity is shown, in
820 3, 42 | others. But this was not the case with Christ, in whose person
821 3, 44 | eastward course. But in this case the moon had already passed
822 3, 44 | eclipsed), whereas in ~this case the moon, while returning
823 3, 44 | that ~"the darkness in this case lasted for three hours,
824 3, 44 | related to have done in the case of the man ~sick of the
825 3, 44 | contrary happening in the ~case of the man born blind, and
826 3, 46 | did not happen in Christ's case, ~as stated above (cf. Q[
827 3, 47 | did not happen in Christ's case, since ~"crying out, with
828 3, 52 | place. But this is not the case ~with God. Hence Augustine
829 3, 57 | substances, still in either case this remains in common,
830 3, 57 | individual, e.g. in Paul's case, as we read ~in Acts 9.
831 3, 59 | wicked. But the same was the ~case also before the Incarnation.
832 3, 60 | defective. This would be the case especially if the ~mispronunciation
833 3, 60 | complete. This would be the case principally if the end of
834 3, 60 | mispronunciation: for in either case it may be so ~little that
835 3, 60 | sacrament. But this is ~not the case if the interruption of the
836 3, 61 | yet the contrary is the ~case, since it was foretold that
837 3, 62 | cause, the reverse is the case: for a form does not ~exclude
838 3, 63 | have held this to be the case.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[63] A[
839 3, 64 | strength ~and power: as in the case of those who institute laws.
840 3, 64 | the sacrament; as in the case of Magdalen to whom He said: "
841 3, 64 | Para. 2/2~However, in a case of necessity when even a
842 3, 64 | that this defect in the case of ~children who have not
843 3, 64 | unlawful to swear in ~any case whatever, and yet he may
844 3, 65 | absolutely; ~Penance, in the case of mortal sin committed
845 3, 66 | therefrom; which is not the case if water ~be used. Moreover,
846 3, 66 | alteration, as we may see in the case of water ~heated by the
847 3, 66 | On the other hand, in a case of necessity, several could
848 3, 66 | would be necessary, in that case, to say: "I baptize ye." ~
849 3, 66 | baptized, as was clearly the case in Acts 2 ~and 4, where
850 3, 67 | to baptize even outside a case ~of urgency; he would sin,
851 3, 67 | to baptize." But in ~no case is a woman allowed to teach
852 3, 67 | yet she can baptize in a case of ~urgency.~Aquin.: SMT
853 3, 67 | or woman can baptize in a case of urgency.~Aquin.: SMT
854 3, 67 | person can ~baptize in a case of urgency. So that two
855 3, 67 | this were done outside a case of urgency, each ~would
856 3, 67 | This might occur in the case where both were striving
857 3, 67 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: In a case of necessity one could baptize
858 3, 67 | the sacrament, and in a case of necessity one alone can
859 3, 67 | that the contrary is the case, they ~would be bound, as
860 3, 68 | Baptism, this would be the case specially with catechumens ~
861 3, 68 | and in desire; as is the case with those who ~neither
862 3, 68 | while this cannot be ~the case with one who purposes to
863 3, 68 | is most ~necessary in the case of those who have been baptized
864 3, 68 | But such would not ~be the case if faith were necessary
865 3, 68 | sanctification; as was the case with those who were ~sanctified
866 3, 68 | have it, as we do in the case of children. It ~seems,
867 3, 68 | of madness. And in this case ~the sacrament should be
868 3, 68 | danger of death. In which case he should be baptized, ~
869 3, 71 | not be sufficient in the case of adults ~having the use
870 3, 71 | to be omitted save in a case of necessity. And then,
871 3, 72 | the ~sacrament: since in a case of necessity it can be dispensed
872 3, 72 | sacrament ~of Baptism: and in a case of necessity anyone, even
873 3, 74 | impurity of the must. But in case of necessity it may be ~
874 3, 74 | which would not be ~the case if water were essential
875 3, 75 | should one say in ~that case: "Here is My body."~Aquin.:
876 3, 75 | substance; for in ~this case no subject is possible.~
877 3, 76 | considerable time; and, in this case some think that it is the ~
878 3, 78 | sacrament: such is not the case in this sacrament; hence
879 3, 78 | expressed in the oblique case, and the ~chalice in the
880 3, 78 | hold good, because in that case the meaning of the ~sentence
881 3, 79 | his own desire, as in the case of the adult. or ~from the
882 3, 79 | the Church's desire in the case of children, as stated above (
883 3, 79 | On the contrary, In that case no other punishment would
884 3, 79 | condition: such is the case with every active cause
885 3, 80 | character. which is not the case in this ~sacrament. And
886 3, 80 | hand, in the Apostle's ~case, "good was wrought through
887 3, 80 | contrite: and ~in such a case he does not sin in receiving
888 3, 80 | much less is it in the case of one asleep.~Aquin.: SMT
889 3, 80 | as, for ~instance, in the case of a woman after child-birth,
890 3, 80 | the sin is mortal in the case of evil ~thoughts on account
891 3, 80 | consent, rather than in the case ~of consumption of food
892 3, 80 | from ~birth; and in that case this sacrament is not to
893 3, 81 | But whatever may be the case touching the other qualities,
894 3, 82 | a layman can ~baptize in case of necessity, he cannot
895 3, 82 | ground, or else in some other case of urgency.~Aquin.: SMT
896 3, 82 | not the body, except in case of necessity, at the bidding
897 3, 82 | can lawfully baptize in case of necessity; but ~in no
898 3, 82 | of necessity; but ~in no case can they lawfully consecrate
899 3, 82 | account of ~danger, as in the case of one suffering from epilepsy,
900 3, 82 | loathsomeness, as is ~evident in the case of a leper, who ought not
901 3, 83 | therein." Nevertheless in a case of necessity ~this sacrament
902 3, 83 | perplexed likewise ~in this case, whether he receives the
903 3, 83 | this sacrament. In this case he seems to sin, ~whether
904 3, 83 | after the breaking. In this case then the priest will not
905 3, 84 | place of matter, as in the case of Penance and Matrimony,
906 3, 84 | Nevertheless in the latter case they did not always use
907 3, 84 | And yet ~even in their case there was also something
908 3, 84 | different respects, ~in that case joy and sorrow are not contrary
909 3, 85 | matter, which is not ~the case in Baptism and Confirmation.
910 3, 86 | the other ~hand, in the case of an adult, in whom there
911 3, 86 | being removed as was the ~case with Magdalen (Lk. 7); whereas
912 3, 87 | at ~them, as would be the case if a man were to be killed
913 3, 87 | taken away, because, in that case, whoever was ~entirely free
914 3, 89 | which is evident ~in the case of those who fall and never
915 3, 89 | and virtue, as was the ~case with Magdalen.~Aquin.: SMT
916 3, 89 | this is not necessarily the case in different men, for one
917 3, 89 | Now this seems to be ~the case chiefly when past evil "
918 3, 90 | because in the latter case we seek not only the restoration
919 3, 90 | parts. But such ~is not the case here. Therefore these are
920 3, 90 | which does not apply to the case in point. Therefore it follows ~
921 Suppl, 4 | against something, as in the case of burning or ~cutting a
922 Suppl, 5 | of virtue, and in either case it is the ~cause of the
923 Suppl, 5 | It is otherwise in the ~case of an agent's disposition
924 Suppl, 6 | This is evident in the case of Baptism, and applies
925 Suppl, 6 | extrinsic cause, as in the case of ~infants: whereas actual
926 Suppl, 6 | also reply that in such a case ~confession of one's sin
927 Suppl, 6 | mortal ~or venial, in which case, seemingly, one ought to
928 Suppl, 6 | them then ~(for in that case if a man were not to give
929 Suppl, 7 | circumstances, as is the case with all matters belonging
930 Suppl, 8 | priest?~(3) Whether outside a case of necessity one who is
931 Suppl, 8 | eternal salvation, as in the case of children who ~have not
932 Suppl, 8 | sentence. Now in a disputed case the sentence is void if
933 Suppl, 8 | 1~OBJ 3: Further, in the case of Baptism, since anyone
934 Suppl, 8 | confess to a layman in a case of ~necessity, he is bound
935 Suppl, 8 | be made to ~a layman in a case of necessity.~Aquin.: SMT
936 Suppl, 8 | Baptism is committed, in a ~case of necessity. In like manner
937 Suppl, 8 | is a priest; but in a ~case of necessity even a layman
938 Suppl, 8 | although the man who, in a case of necessity, has confessed
939 Suppl, 8 | 1/1~Whether, outside a case of necessity, anyone who
940 Suppl, 8 | would seem that, outside a case of necessity, no one but
941 Suppl, 8 | be in orders, as in the case ~of the other sacraments,
942 Suppl, 8 | obtain ~permission, the case is to be decided as for
943 Suppl, 8 | the precept, and in this case, is charity, according to
944 Suppl, 8 | But it is lawful in a case of extreme necessity, for
945 Suppl, 8 | punishment refers to the case when this happens ~against
946 Suppl, 9 | all. Therefore ~in such a case at all events the confession
947 Suppl, 10| done by ~another, as in the case of Baptism: for the will
948 Suppl, 11| inquiry:~(1) Whether in every case a man is bound to hide what
949 Suppl, 11| Para. 1/1~Whether in every case the priest is bound to hide
950 Suppl, 11| priest is not bound in every case to hide ~the sins which
951 Suppl, 11| same court: thus as to the case in point, the abbot should
952 Suppl, 11| priest, in a particular case has a kind of share in the ~
953 Suppl, 11| hears a confession in a case of urgency, so also ~does
954 Suppl, 11| in confession: for in no case is he allowed to say ~that
955 Suppl, 12| virtues; and this is ~the case with satisfaction.~Aquin.:
956 Suppl, 12| as may be seen in ~the case of blindness and its causes.
957 Suppl, 12| in it: ~and such is the case here, as explained above.~
958 Suppl, 14| be repeated, ~as in the case of prayer and so forth.
959 Suppl, 14| temporal ~punishment, as in the case of Achab (3 Kgs. 21:27,
960 Suppl, 15| have no sins, as in the case of Job. ~Therefore it seems
961 Suppl, 17| another. Thus it is in the case in point. For it is the
962 Suppl, 17| infused, is the key ~in this case, and that it is not the
963 Suppl, 18| iv, D, ~18), for in that case the priest of the New Testament
964 Suppl, 18| guilt, which is not the case in the other ~sacraments:
965 Suppl, 18| each sin, because in that case some sin would remain without
966 Suppl, 18| amendment of life, as in the ~case of the adulterous woman (
967 Suppl, 19| so doing, except in the case of Baptism, which, in cases
968 Suppl, 19| lacking as it ~is in the case in point.~Aquin.: SMT XP
969 Suppl, 20| cases, according as each case demands. For this ~reason,
970 Suppl, 20| imposed, because ~in that case the bishop is the proper
971 Suppl, 20| sacrament. The ~second is the case of those who are excommunicated
972 Suppl, 20| his superior. The third case is when he finds that an
973 Suppl, 20| superior. The fourth is the case of arson. The fifth is when
974 Suppl, 20| 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: In this case the priest should not hear
975 Suppl, 20| superior, except in the case of excommunication, absolution
976 Suppl, 20| sinning, which is not the case in human prelacy. Therefore
977 Suppl, 21| being ~observed. In this case, if the error, on the part
978 Suppl, 21| proved against him: in this case, if he submit humbly, the
979 Suppl, 22| were to sin, for in that case he would not be higher than
980 Suppl, 22| 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: In that case no one would be excommunicated,
981 Suppl, 23| excommunication is unknown, or in the case of strangers or travelers ~
982 Suppl, 23| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: In a case where one is bound by the
983 Suppl, 23| help or favor, in which case again he incurs ~the major
984 Suppl, 23| eating with him, in which case he ~incurs the minor excommunication.~
985 Suppl, 23| his own fault, as in the case of those who are suspended
986 Suppl, 24| of another. But in the ~case of a major excommunication,
987 Suppl, 24| himself: the first is the case of a man who lays hands
988 Suppl, 24| by name; the fifth is the case of one who tampers with
989 Suppl, 24| Holy See; the sixth is the case of one who communicates
990 Suppl, 24| exceptions to the first case: (1) In the hour of ~death,
991 Suppl, 24| word by ~oath, as in the case of absolution from excommunication,
992 Suppl, 24| against his will, as in the case of the goods of fortune. ~
993 Suppl, 25| satisfaction, as evidenced in the case of the adulterous woman (
994 Suppl, 25| First, because in that case ~indulgences would no longer
995 Suppl, 28| custom require it. ~In that case such a one would be admitted
996 Suppl, 28| as it is in the present ~case. Hence the comparison fails.~
997 Suppl, 29| by one minister. But ~the case might occur that Extreme
998 Suppl, 29| He instituted, ~as in the case of the Eucharist and Baptism.
999 Suppl, 29| duly observed, as is the case with the character in Baptism
1000 Suppl, 30| we have stated to be the case with regard to the ~Eucharist
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