Part, Question

1001 Suppl, 31|              sin, he would not in that case be heard. But ~it is said
1002 Suppl, 31|            others. But this is not the case with this sacrament, for
1003 Suppl, 32|          should not be given in every ~case of sickness.~Aquin.: SMT
1004 Suppl, 34|              sensible signs, as is the case among men. Hence the ~spiritual
1005 Suppl, 34|              the sacrament, as was the case in Penance, but comes wholly ~
1006 Suppl, 34|               but it is not so ~in the case in point.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1007 Suppl, 35|                power. This is also the case in natural ~things, since
1008 Suppl, 35|               1/1~Reply OBJ 1: In this case the middle does not stand
1009 Suppl, 35|            foot; and thus it is in the case in ~point.~
1010 Suppl, 36|              Nevertheless, outside the case of necessity, it would not
1011 Suppl, 36|          perform some sacred duty in a case of necessity, ~when it would
1012 Suppl, 36|             they were to ~baptize in a case of urgency, or gather up
1013 Suppl, 37|             not officially. It is the ~case in all the acts of the minor
1014 Suppl, 38|                perhaps in Baptism in a case of necessity. Hence others
1015 Suppl, 39|              New Testament, as in ~the case of abbesses, and in the
1016 Suppl, 39|               Old Testament, as in the case of ~Debbora, who judged
1017 Suppl, 39|             But this ~would not be the case if he had not received Orders.
1018 Suppl, 39|                 and thus it is in the ~case in point.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1019 Suppl, 39|         sufficient care, since in this case the slaying ~becomes somewhat
1020 Suppl, 39|                he who ~in a particular case slays a man in self-defense
1021 Suppl, 39|            time. This is no longer the case now.].~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
1022 Suppl, 40|              Body Para. 2/4~But in the case of the priest the "stole"
1023 Suppl, 41|          without ~matrimony, as in the case of fornicators. Therefore
1024 Suppl, 41|              and this would not be the case ~unless there were a tie
1025 Suppl, 41|            they used it not." ~In each case he forbade enjoyment [*"
1026 Suppl, 41|             and this is especially the case ~in carnal intercourse wherein
1027 Suppl, 41|             pleasure. This is ~not the case in the marriage act, and
1028 Suppl, 42|            Wherefore since this is the case in matrimony, it is reckoned ~
1029 Suppl, 42|               maintained, for in ~that case it would in no respect surpass
1030 Suppl, 43|         supplied by another, as in the case of those who row a boat. ~
1031 Suppl, 43|              demur; wherefore in ~that case the betrothal does not take
1032 Suppl, 43|               1/1~Reply OBJ 5: In this case, although the second contract
1033 Suppl, 43|             his betrothed; for in that case ~the affianced bride would
1034 Suppl, 43|                 Some do not admit this case. Yet they have against them
1035 Suppl, 44|           animals. It is thus with the case in point. for the joining
1036 Suppl, 45|              sacrament. Now there is a case of ~marriage without the
1037 Suppl, 45|               it be binding, as in the case of ~matrimony.~Aquin.: SMT
1038 Suppl, 45|               this is judged to be the case if they show no dissent ~
1039 Suppl, 45|            wedded. Wherefore in such a case the words of the ~parents
1040 Suppl, 45|             But this would not be ~the case if consent given in words
1041 Suppl, 45|              But this would not be the case if mental consent ~were
1042 Suppl, 45|            matr.) in reference to this case: "Other things cannot complete ~
1043 Suppl, 45|               1~Reply OBJ 3: In such a case the Church compels him to
1044 Suppl, 45|          deceived in the facts ~of the case. Yet such a man ought to
1045 Suppl, 45|            from ~a priest, except in a case of necessity. But matrimony
1046 Suppl, 46|              But this would not be the case ~unless that oath made the
1047 Suppl, 46|             that much more is this the case with words of the ~future
1048 Suppl, 46|              law. And so ~it is in the case in point; since he swears
1049 Suppl, 46|              and this would not be the case unless he ~were married
1050 Suppl, 46|            Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: In a case of this kind the affianced
1051 Suppl, 47|             But that would ~not be the case if compulsory consent invalidated
1052 Suppl, 48|             Yet ~this would not be the case unless the marriage consent
1053 Suppl, 49|             indissolubility, as in the case where ~one of the parties
1054 Suppl, 49|            this without sin, as in the case of one who ~ceases from
1055 Suppl, 49|               evil of sin. But in this case it is an ~evil not of sin
1056 Suppl, 50|              sacrament, as also in the case of the ~other sacraments,
1057 Suppl, 51|               Jacob, and yet, ~in this case, there was error. Therefore
1058 Suppl, 51|         intercourse with him; in which case, seemingly, ~she cannot
1059 Suppl, 51|           horse; and thus it is in the case in point.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1060 Suppl, 52|                known or not, as in the case of consanguinity. ~Now the
1061 Suppl, 52|               1~Reply OBJ 4: In such a case it is said that the master
1062 Suppl, 52|                the same applies if the case be reversed. And if both ~
1063 Suppl, 53|          thereof; as ~instanced in the case of those who marry within
1064 Suppl, 53|                 This is especially the case if he fears to endanger
1065 Suppl, 53|            insufficient, since in that case the Church might decide
1066 Suppl, 53|                 37). Therefore in that case order is an impediment ~
1067 Suppl, 54|            proximate parent, as is the case ~with men, as stated above.~
1068 Suppl, 54|      consanguinity, because in neither case does any ~person come in
1069 Suppl, 54|          incest. But this would be the case if the Church had the power ~
1070 Suppl, 55|             should be called in such a case?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[55] A[
1071 Suppl, 55|                same aspect, as ~is the case with all equivocal effective
1072 Suppl, 55|              Now this would not be the case unless ~affinity were contracted
1073 Suppl, 55|                But this cannot be the ~case because he would become
1074 Suppl, 55|              But this would not be the case ~unless the son of an affine
1075 Suppl, 55|         brother's wife except, in ~the case when the latter died without
1076 Suppl, 55|               flesh, which is not the ~case now. Hence it is clear that
1077 Suppl, 55|               of consanguinity, in the case when two brothers ~marry
1078 Suppl, 55|             has neither. In the ~first case, he can neither seek nor
1079 Suppl, 56|               42), as when a man in a ~case of necessity baptizes his
1080 Suppl, 56|        relationship is contracted in a case of necessity, ~as when a
1081 Suppl, 56|            through ignorance, in which case if ~the person whose action
1082 Suppl, 56|              with him as in the former case - or it is ~contracted purposely
1083 Suppl, 56|       impediment to marriage in either case.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[56] A[
1084 Suppl, 56|               not contracted in such a case, since one who is not baptized
1085 Suppl, 57|              father's power, as in the case of adoption, so that the
1086 Suppl, 57|           mother or father, as was the case in spiritual relationship.~
1087 Suppl, 58|              to error, since in either case ~there is lack of consent
1088 Suppl, 58|               1/1~Reply OBJ 4: In this case there is an impediment not
1089 Suppl, 59|               and an unbeliever in the case where a ~condition is made
1090 Suppl, 59|              But such had not been the case if they could have married
1091 Suppl, 59|              lawfully marry, or to the case when the captive woman was
1092 Suppl, 59|         contracting parties, so in the case ~of a betrothal, which is
1093 Suppl, 59|           directions, which is not the case when both are ~unbelievers.~
1094 Suppl, 59|        therefore that at least in this case he cannot remain with ~this
1095 Suppl, 59|            they follow it. Such is the case with affinity (Q[55], ~A[
1096 Suppl, 59|               to be pronounced in this case as in the case of a man
1097 Suppl, 59|      pronounced in this case as in the case of a man who had ~several
1098 Suppl, 59|       converted, although in a certain case he is free to do so, as
1099 Suppl, 59|        dissolves marriage in a certain case so that it is ~lawful to
1100 Suppl, 59|             OBJ 3: This applies to the case when the wife proves a notable ~
1101 Suppl, 59|                stated above, or to the case when the wife ~is unwilling
1102 Suppl, 60|                1) Whether in a certain case it is lawful to kill one'
1103 Suppl, 60|         secular court. Therefore in no case is it lawful for ~a husband
1104 Suppl, 61|                again, so is it in this case.~
1105 Suppl, 62|              nowise prejudices his own case. Secondly, as to bed and
1106 Suppl, 62|         stoning, but not now ~when the case is brought to the Church
1107 Suppl, 62|                if he fail to prove his case.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[62] A[
1108 Suppl, 62|              of our Lord refers to the case where ~the process is by
1109 Suppl, 62|                 Para. 1/1~Whether in a case of divorce husband and wife
1110 Suppl, 62|               It would seem that, in a case of divorce, husband and
1111 Suppl, 62|                1/1~I answer that, In a case of divorce husband and wife
1112 Suppl, 62|            seemingly at least in this ~case he can marry again.~Aquin.:
1113 Suppl, 62|              the ~divorce; for in that case, even if she has made her
1114 Suppl, 62|                would especially be the case when the husband is found
1115 Suppl, 62|               the divorce. But in this case the wife cannot ~compel
1116 Suppl, 63|                has one wife, as in the case of ~Christ and the Church.~
1117 Suppl, 63|                only one man, as in the case ~of Christ and the Church.
1118 Suppl, 63|               the sacrament, as in the case of Penance. And, since the ~
1119 Suppl, 63|                 however, refers to the case when it is a second marriage
1120 Suppl, 64|               nor ~is the seed in this case apt for generation. Moreover
1121 Suppl, 64|              OBJ 1: This refers to the case when both willingly consent,
1122 Suppl, 64|                 and thus it is in the ~case in point.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1123 Suppl, 64|              it, because in the former case they are both within their
1124 Suppl, 65|           secondary end, and in either case this happens ~in two ways.
1125 Suppl, 65|                  3,7) instances in the case of other natural things.
1126 Suppl, 65|              time, so that ~in neither case is the surrender against
1127 Suppl, 65|            that does ~not apply to the case in point, wherefore the
1128 Suppl, 65|          concubine, save in a ~certain case (Dt. 22:25). Therefore it
1129 Suppl, 66|         successively. Yet in the first case a man does not become irregular. ~
1130 Suppl, 66|                is no sacrament in this case there is a ~certain likeness
1131 Suppl, 66|               1/1~Reply OBJ 3: In this case the man is not reckoned
1132 Suppl, 66|               1/1~Reply OBJ 2: In this case opinions differ. It is,
1133 Suppl, 66|               1/1~Reply OBJ 1: In this case Jerome's opinion is not
1134 Suppl, 66|          latter. This is not so in the case ~in point, because Baptism
1135 Suppl, 66|             away in a certain definite case.~
1136 Suppl, 67|                supernatural, as in the case of miracles: and in this
1137 Suppl, 67|         permanently; which is not the ~case with a concubine, since
1138 Suppl, 67|       committed fornication," in which case alone the law of the Gospel ~
1139 Suppl, 67|           husband was punished in that case by being unable to ~put
1140 Suppl, 67|               for ever, just as in the case when he had corrupted a ~
1141 Suppl, 68|               the impediment, in which case their marriage ~would seem
1142 Suppl, 68|                child (if it were not a case of adultery), and by ~special
1143 Suppl, 69|            corporeal places, as in the case of ~Paschasius whom Germanus,
1144 Suppl, 70|          weakened. Yet this is not the case, for according to De Anima
1145 Suppl, 70|         insufficient, because in ~this case the soul would suffer from
1146 Suppl, 71|             another, ~which is not the case with the other sacraments.~
1147 Suppl, 71|          departed, for instance in the case of almsgiving. Much more
1148 Suppl, 71|              out to them that in this ~case the Church's ordinance in
1149 Suppl, 71|               many others; for in this case the effect of the ~suffrages
1150 Suppl, 72|               will of necessity be the case then, since fire cannot ~
1151 Suppl, 72|                after death, as ~in the case of the martyrs, because "
1152 Suppl, 72|           species: and such is not the case in the resurrection. Therefore
1153 Suppl, 72|                 above nature as in the case of a glorified body; and
1154 Suppl, 73|                But it is not so in the case in point, because ~Christ'
1155 Suppl, 74|               resuscitation (as in the case of Lazarus who died again)
1156 Suppl, 74|          anticipation, as is often the case with ~writers of history.
1157 Suppl, 74|               resurrection, as in the ~case of Lazarus.~Aquin.: SMT
1158 Suppl, 75|             the resurrection in every ~case?~(2) Whether ashes are,
1159 Suppl, 76|                in his being, as is the case with other things that are
1160 Suppl, 76|               in man: ~because in that case the sensitive soul in man
1161 Suppl, 77|               Or else he refers to the case when something will ~be
1162 Suppl, 79|              to God, which was not the case in the state of innocence. ~
1163 Suppl, 79|                intellect; such is ~the case with one who sees what he
1164 Suppl, 80|             over the body, and in that case a natural ~power would be
1165 Suppl, 80|              be coincident, as in the ~case of two lines touching one
1166 Suppl, 80|          points: yet this would be the case were two bodies in ~the
1167 Suppl, 80|               two ~combined, as in the case of mixtures. Hence it is
1168 Suppl, 80|                 Whereas ~if, as is the case in truth, no other dimensions
1169 Suppl, 80|              another subject (in which case we are considering a material ~
1170 Suppl, 80|        distance from another (in which case ~we are considering a mathematical
1171 Suppl, 80|               eye, as evidenced in the case of ~Christ. Therefore its
1172 Suppl, 80|              have held this ~to be the case with the glorified bodies,
1173 Suppl, 80|               have held this to be the case, ~saying that by reason
1174 Suppl, 81|              for it was even so in the case of Adam's body, ~but also
1175 Suppl, 81|               parts, which is ~not the case with lines: and consequently
1176 Suppl, 81|               movement, whereas in the case of the ~lines that which
1177 Suppl, 82|                which is evident in the case of the disciples ~who saw
1178 Suppl, 83|                 which would not be the case ~unless their bodies were
1179 Suppl, 83|                which would not ~be the case were they impassible. Therefore
1180 Suppl, 83|            medium. And so it is in the case at issue, because the ~species
1181 Suppl, 84|                to know the merits of a case, in order to ~deliver a
1182 Suppl, 86|               of a superior, as in the case of a ~judge-delegate. Hence
1183 Suppl, 86|               of the angels, as in the case of the ~virgins' and martyrs'
1184 Suppl, 86|              demons over men; in every case so as either to lead towards ~
1185 Suppl, 86|            damnation is certain in the case of unbelievers, so is it
1186 Suppl, 86|           unbelievers, so is it in the case of ~those who die in mortal
1187 Suppl, 89|            intellect," because in that case our knowledge of ~the intelligence
1188 Suppl, 89|               And ~whatever may be the case with other separate substances,
1189 Suppl, 89|         potentiality, which is not the case with other separate substances.
1190 Suppl, 91|                of the mind, as in the ~case of shame pity and repentance
1191 Suppl, 92|                for the bride as in the case of Sichem's ~father Hemor,
1192 Suppl, 92|    signification can be adapted to the case in point, since ~the heavenly
1193 Suppl, 93|          essential reward, for in that case it ~would be due to all
1194 Suppl, 93|        circumstance; which was not the case with ~conjugal continence.
1195 Suppl, 93|            saved, as is evidently the ~case with those who repent in
1196 Suppl, 93|                 so that in the ~latter case we find the notion of double,
1197 Suppl, 93|          unreasonable, because in this case those who ~have the will
1198 Suppl, 93|      opportunity of sinning, as in the case of baptized children. But
1199 Suppl, 93|             continence, since in ~that case marriage would have been
1200 Suppl, 93|              believed to have been the case with Jeremias and Elias,
1201 Suppl, 93|             will. Yet such is not the ~case. Therefore an aureole is
1202 Suppl, 93|             fury of tyrants, as in the case of ~certain women at Antioch (
1203 Suppl, 93|             apparently this is not the case.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[96] A[
1204 Suppl, 93|         wounded long before, as in the case of Pope ~Marcellus. Accordingly
1205 Suppl, 93|             person a martyr, as in the case of the ~blessed Sylvester,
1206 Suppl, 93|             mother's womb: and in that case they were truly ~martyrs
1207 Suppl, 93|          stated above (OBJ 3). In this case the Innocents, even as they
1208 Suppl, 94|              But this would not be the case if that weeping were merely ~
1209 Suppl, 94|           kindled by ~force, as in the case of iron, or by a natural
1210 Suppl, 96|          duration as is seen to be the case also with human laws. We
1211 Suppl, 96|             for if the latter were the case, a punishment of ~infinite
1212 Suppl, 96|            Most evident is this in the case of those who lay hands ~
1213 Appen1, 2|               simple: which is not the case with ~the body. Therefore
1214 Appen1, 2|              no purpose, since in that case the ~punishment of the damned
1215 Appen1, 2|                it not to be, as in the case of martyrdom. Secondly,
1216 Appen1, 2|              being punished, as in the case of natural death: and then
1217 Appen1, 2|               by the devil, as was the case with Job. Therefore after
1218 Appen1, 2|               same ~duration in either case. It is otherwise with venial