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Part, Question
501 2, 50 | done mercy." On the ~other hand poverty is not necessary
502 2, 51 | Para. 2/2~If, on the other hand, a sin be called general,
503 2, 51 | causes of sin. On ~the other hand imprudence, by its very
504 2, 52 | prudence. Hence, on the other hand, negligence pertains to
505 2, 53 | bad sense. On the other ~hand prudence is so called from
506 2, 53 | Para. 2/2~If, on the other hand, prudence of the flesh be
507 2, 55 | some other. On the other hand the other virtues ~perfect
508 2, 55 | men only." On the ~other hand to consider a thing by comparing
509 2, 56 | Ethic. v, 4). On the other ~hand, the subjects render to
510 2, 56 | not say properly that the hand strikes, but a man with
511 2, 56 | strikes, but a man with his hand, ~nor that heat makes a
512 2, 56 | particulars. On the other hand justice is in the intellective
513 2, 56 | each part. On the ~other hand the good of one individual
514 2, 56 | Body Para. 2/2~On the other hand, the matter of justice is
515 2, 57 | another ~person. On the other hand justice perfects the will
516 2, 57 | Therefore on ~the other hand no man suffers an injustice
517 2, 57 | voluntarily, and on the ~other hand a man suffers properly what
518 2, 57 | voluntarily; and on the other hand a man can suffer an ~injustice
519 2, 58 | reprove both, and to put his hand between both" [*Job 9:33]. ~
520 2, 58 | they are. On the ~other hand when we judge of men, the
521 2, 58 | he wishes. On the other ~hand judgment implies an obligation,
522 2, 58 | understood that God by his hand would save ~Israel [Vulg.: '
523 2, 59 | Body Para. 2/2~On the other hand in commutations something
524 2, 60 | obtaining it. If, on the ~other hand, the benefice had already
525 2, 60 | it at a fitting time, or hand it over to another to ~keep
526 2, 60 | his own care, ~so as to hand it over to his successor.
527 2, 60 | commutative justice. On the other hand, the taking of the ~thing
528 2, 62 | owner's loss. On the other hand a ~man who has sinned is
529 2, 62 | authority or with his own hand, but published their ~death
530 2, 62 | corrupted by sin. On the other hand the life of righteous men ~
531 2, 62 | despiseth Me." On the other hand it is accidental to the
532 2, 63 | for eye, tooth for ~tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot."~
533 2, 63 | tooth for ~tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot."~Aquin.:
534 2, 63 | mutilation. On the other hand the father and the master ~
535 2, 63 | 14, "God left man in the hand of his own ~counsel." Therefore
536 2, 63 | malignant, so that their hand ~cannot accomplish what
537 2, 64 | his burden. On the other hand ~he who, by stealth, takes
538 2, 64 | by whatever means be at hand (for instance when a person
539 2, 64 | to justice. On the other hand ~to take other people's
540 2, 65 | fact. If, ~on the other hand, it be well known to the
541 2, 65 | accused." On ~the other hand the sovereign who has full
542 2, 66 | rashness; while, ~on the other hand sometimes a man is led to
543 2, 67 | mortally. If, on the other hand, the judge ~asks of him
544 2, 67 | less proven. On the other hand it is never ~lawful to make
545 2, 67 | litigants. On the other hand the authority of an ordinary
546 2, 67 | appeal. If on the other hand there were no fixed time ~
547 2, 68 | evidence. On the other hand, if his evidence be required
548 2, 68 | deliver the needy from the hand of the sinner"; and (Prov.
549 2, 68 | to another. On the other hand sometimes ~they are such
550 2, 68 | 2 Para. 3/3~On the other hand if there be discrepancy
551 2, 69 | persons, for the matter in hand, ~for the labor entailed,
552 2, 69 | Cor. 9:7). On the other hand an ~advocate defends one
553 2, 70 | possessions. If, on the other hand, a man says to another a ~
554 2, 70 | be observed. on the other hand if a ~man does not shrink
555 2, 71 | person reviled. On the other hand, he ~that speaks against
556 2, 71 | knowledge. On the other ~hand, the reviler speaks against
557 2, 71 | necessity. On the ~other hand the two latter goods, viz.
558 2, 72 | 73], A[3]). On the other hand the sin of tale-bearing ~
559 2, 73 | conscience." Hence, on the other hand, for doing a reprehensible, ~
560 2, 73 | its genus. on the other hand this ~defect may be considered
561 2, 73 | pluck them up with ~the hand of a mischievous reviling."~
562 2, 74 | by cursing. On the other hand if a ~man commands or desires
563 2, 74 | curse it. On ~the other hand his guilt is deserving of
564 2, 75 | Body Para. 4/4~On the other hand if a man find that he derives
565 2, 75 | 1 Para. 2/2~On the other hand the Divine law leaves nothing
566 2, 75 | equality. ~On the other hand, in friendship based on
567 2, 75 | Body Para. 2/2~On the other hand, if the defect be manifest,
568 2, 76 | Body Para. 2/3~On the other hand, there are things the use
569 2, 76 | for instance, one man ~may hand over to another the ownership
570 2, 76 | ownership of it. On the other hand the principal use of silver
571 2, 76 | Body Para. 2/2~On the other hand it is lawful to exact compensation
572 2, 76 | tongue. If on the ~other hand the remuneration by service
573 2, 76 | exact more. On ~the other hand he that entrusts his money
574 2, 76 | goods sold. On the other ~hand if a man wishes to allow
575 2, 76 | Body Para. 2/2~On the other hand, there are certain things
576 2, 76 | guilt. If, on the other hand, the usurer to whom one
577 2, 77 | Body Para. 2/3~On the other hand justice considered as a
578 2, 77 | other virtues. On the other hand justice is concerned with
579 2, 77 | 71], ~A[5]). On the other hand if this inability is due
580 2, 78 | principal virtue. On the other hand, ~the moral due is that
581 2, 80 | that it needs a guiding hand, ~not only to the knowledge,
582 2, 80 | us thither as a ~guiding hand, although devotion itself
583 2, 80 | spirit which on the one hand is afflicted on account
584 2, 80 | present life, on the other hand is rejoiced, by the ~consideration
585 2, 81 | hear thee." On the other hand ~we are not bound to pray
586 2, 81 | Body Para. 2/2~On the other hand individual prayer is that
587 2, 81 | in Joan.). On the other hand God hears the sinner's prayer
588 2, 83 | sacrifices. On the other hand there are acts that are
589 2, 83 | facit sacrum]. On the other hand an "oblation" is ~properly
590 2, 84 | flour." If, on the other hand, it be offered with a view
591 2, 84 | shall ~be as a sign in thy hand," so that, apparently, it
592 2, 84 | the first-fruits from ~the hand of him that bringeth the
593 2, 84 | what we received of Thy hand." And since what we offer
594 2, 85 | other Jews did. On the other hand ~the people of the New Law
595 2, 85 | given by God. On the other hand ~certain things are said
596 2, 85 | Body Para. 2/2~On the other hand the things given in the
597 2, 85 | Just as the Church can hand over to a layman the things
598 2, 86 | 62): "No man putting his hand to ~the plough, and looking
599 2, 86 | doing good, he puts his hand to ~the plough. Consequently,
600 2, 86 | OBJ 3: He that puts his hand to the plough does something
601 2, 86 | even so, he that puts his hand to the plough does ~not
602 2, 86 | nevertheless he stretches out his hand for the purpose of ~ploughing.~
603 2, 86 | Body Para. 2/2~On the other hand, if a thing be necessary.
604 2, 86 | owes to God. On the other hand, the ~breaking of a vow
605 2, 86 | particular one. on the other hand, if he be rendered incapable
606 2, 86 | unwillingly." On the other hand the necessity ~resulting
607 2, 86 | or a house. On the other hand, an animal that could not
608 2, 86 | Holy Orders. on ~the other hand the obligation of observing;
609 2, 86 | dispensation. On the other hand sexual intercourse is directly
610 2, 87 | of religion. On the other hand, in an oath reverence for ~
611 2, 87 | ad 2). If, on ~the other hand, it be something that he
612 2, 87 | promises to Him. On the other hand, the obligation of an oath
613 2, 87 | Divine ~precept. On the other hand, the matter of a promissory
614 2, 88 | with them. On the other hand, to repulse the demons by ~
615 2, 89 | imitate him. ~On the other hand we employ words, in speaking
616 2, 91 | Body Para. 2/2~On the other hand if that which is done be,
617 2, 93 | temporal matters. On the other hand ~in the Old Law, which contained
618 2, 93 | observing the lines of ~the hand is called "chiromancy,"
619 2, 93 | i.e. divination of the hand (because ~{cheir} is the
620 2, 93 | cheir} is the Greek for hand): while the divination which
621 2, 93 | divination. On the other hand if one were ~to apply the
622 2, 93 | Para. 3/7~If, on the other hand, the decision by lot be
623 2, 94 | He will." ~On the other hand it does not belong to the
624 2, 94 | active ~forces. On the other hand the forms of artificial
625 2, 94 | 1/1~OBJ 4: On the other hand, Chrysostom says (Hom. xliii
626 2, 95 | if having the means at hand, without reason he ~chooses
627 2, 95 | Body Para. 2/2~On the other hand, if one were to test that
628 2, 95 | humbled . . . under the mighty hand of God," ~and (2 Tim. 2:
629 2, 96 | 1/1~OBJ 4: On the other hand, Just as it is a sin to
630 2, 96 | but it is he who urged the hand of the slayer."~Aquin.:
631 2, 96 | Para. 2/2~If, on the other hand, a man demands an oath as
632 2, 98 | whomsoever he imposed ~his hand they might receive the Holy
633 2, 98 | Ethic. iv, 1). On the other hand, to receive anything ~for
634 2, 98 | correct ~them. On the other hand it is lawful for him to
635 2, 98 | labor. If, on the other ~hand, he be so bound by virtue
636 2, 98 | alms: just as, on the other hand, it is lawful to ~incite
637 2, 98 | object. But, on ~the other hand, if he were to require part
638 2, 98 | 3 Para. 2/2~On the other hand, if a man's promotion be
639 2, 98 | 5 Para. 2/2~On the other hand, if they were received simoniacally,
640 2, 99 | to lay ~by. On the other hand, for the son to bestow something
641 2, 99 | while having human means ~at hand, he would be exposing his
642 2, 99 | assistance. on the other hand, if the parents can find
643 2, 100 | of others. On the other ~hand, the fact that a man has
644 2, 101 | as honor: but on the one hand it ~is the primary motive
645 2, 101 | for him; and on the other hand, it is ~the end of honor,
646 2, 101 | for an end. On the other hand, honor is given even to
647 2, 102 | beginning, and left him in the hand of his own ~counsel." Therefore
648 2, 102 | OBJ 1: God left man in the hand of his own counsel, not
649 2, 102 | contempt. On the ~other hand, if obedience be taken in
650 2, 102 | appearances: for, on the other hand, according to the judgment
651 2, 102 | Obedience, on the other hand, regards the precept of
652 2, 102 | all things. ~On the other hand, inferiors are not subject
653 2, 103 | neighbor. On the other hand, man's will is not always
654 2, 104 | Body Para. 2/2~On the other hand, repayment of a favor belongs,
655 2, 104 | wills. For ~while on the one hand the benefactor of his own
656 2, 104 | to give, so on the other hand the beneficiary repays ~
657 2, 106 | Para. 3/3 ~On the other hand, if it is not the whole
658 2, 108 | difference. If, on the other ~hand, one utters' falsehood formally,
659 2, 108 | persons and the business in hand. For, as Seneca ~states (
660 2, 108 | mortal sin. On the other hand, if the ~false opinion engendered
661 2, 115 | liberality. On the other ~hand it belongs to justice to
662 2, 116 | mortal sin. If, on ~the other hand, the inordinate nature of
663 2, 116 | of the sin. on the other hand, covetousness is incurable
664 2, 116 | 1 Para. 2/2~On the other hand, prodigality is not directed
665 2, 117 | likeness ~thereto. On the other hand, the covetous man is not
666 2, 120 | cover both." On the other hand, irreligion hinders religion
667 2, 120 | the ~truth. on the other hand, when a man swears without
668 2, 120 | without blame." On the ~other hand, those works that are called
669 2, 120 | decalogue. On the ~other hand, the duties we owe to our
670 2, 120 | aspect of good. On the other hand, ~adultery has the aspect
671 2, 121 | some good. on the other hand, the dangers of ~death which
672 2, 121 | thereof: while, on the other hand, he ~has cause for both
673 2, 121 | of reason. ~On the other hand, the Stoics gave the name
674 2, 121 | attacking. On the other ~hand, sorrow by its very nature
675 2, 122 | itself most, and on the other hand he hates death more than ~
676 2, 123 | and sinful. On the other hand, when the ~appetite fears
677 2, 123 | presupposes hope, so on the ~other hand despair proceeds from some
678 2, 123 | preference. On the other hand, if through fear a ~man
679 2, 127 | greatest anger. On the other hand, some ~passions have great
680 2, 127 | great men. on the other hand, as regards ~the principles
681 2, 127 | external fortune. On the other hand, ~humility makes a man think
682 2, 127 | other virtues. on ~the other hand, it is a proof of defect,
683 2, 127 | that he should have ~at hand those who are able to be
684 2, 127 | iniquity that is in thy hand . . . being buried thou
685 2, 130 | mortal sin. On ~the other hand when a man loses the eternal
686 2, 132 | Para. 3/3~If, on the other hand, magnificence take its name
687 2, 132 | 2 Para. 2/2~On the other hand, it belongs to magnificence
688 2, 132 | concupiscible. On the other hand, magnificence ~regards expenditure
689 2, 132 | expenditure to the work he has in hand. This is ~especially necessary
690 2, 133 | magnificent result." On the other hand, ~the mean man intends principally
691 2, 134 | 109], A[2]]. On the other hand, the good of ~grace is supernatural,
692 2, 135 | of virtue. On the other ~hand, if we take perseverance
693 2, 135 | God's grace. On the other hand, by doing ~good he does
694 2, 138 | magnanimity. On the other hand, ~the hardships and toils
695 2, 138 | particular. On the other ~hand, patience and perseverance
696 2, 139 | Body Para. 2/2~On the other hand, if we take temperance antonomastically,
697 2, 139 | Body Para. 3/4~On the other hand, the movement of the sensitive
698 2, 139 | temperance. on the other hand fear denotes a withdrawal
699 2, 139 | his ~food. On the other hand man derives pleasure from
700 2, 139 | be great. On the other hand, the impetuousness of the
701 2, 140 | preserving life. On ~the other hand, intemperance is about pleasures,
702 2, 140 | force, so on the other hand to be overcome by a stronger
703 2, 145 | universal Church." On the other hand, the fasts that are of obligation ~
704 2, 145 | authority. on the other hand, if the reason be ~doubtful,
705 2, 145 | the Church. On the other hand, those would seem to be
706 2, 145 | passed and the day is at hand." Therefore in the ~Old
707 2, 146 | pleasures. On the other ~hand, if the inordinate concupiscence
708 2, 146 | gluttony and lust. On the other hand, that which is useful is ~
709 2, 146 | Even so, on the other hand, abstinence conduces to
710 2, 149 | Christ." If, on the ~other hand, the mind be united to any
711 2, 150 | than being deprived of a hand or ~foot.~Aquin.: SMT SS
712 2, 150 | sustained. On the other hand, the precept of ~procreation
713 2, 150 | human race." On the other hand, virginity is ordered to
714 2, 151 | inordinately, while on the other hand there ~is "hatred of God,"
715 2, 151 | enjoy, while on the other hand there is "despair of a future
716 2, 152 | birds: while, on the other hand, among those animals, where ~
717 2, 152 | concupiscence. On the other hand, one meal does ~not hinder
718 2, 152 | its cause. on the other hand, it may happen that nocturnal ~
719 2, 152 | Body Para. 5/5~On the other hand, this may occur without
720 2, 153 | cupidity with the guiding hand of counsel." Now cupidity ~
721 2, 153 | concupiscence are nearer to hand for some people than for
722 2, 153 | increases it. on the other hand, weakness or strength of ~
723 2, 154 | Even so, ~on the other hand, a man fails to stand to
724 2, 154 | involuntary. On the other hand, ignorance in the ~reason
725 2, 154 | vengeance. on the other hand, the movement of desire
726 2, 155 | about anger. On the other hand, severity regards the external ~
727 2, 155 | soul"; for, on the other hand, there would seem to be
728 2, 156 | Moral. v, ~45]. On the other hand, if one desire the taking
729 2, 156 | praise; while on ~the other hand, as not regulated by reason,
730 2, 156 | Body Para. 2/2~On the other hand, as to the inordinateness
731 2, 156 | anger cease. On the other hand, the anger of ~"ill-tempered"
732 2, 156 | even as, on the other hand, love is born of pleasure.
733 2, 157 | emotions. On the other hand, cruelty not only regards
734 2, 157 | cruelty exceeds. On the other hand, cruelty ~disregards this
735 2, 159 | daring is. On the other hand, humility suppresses ~hope
736 2, 159 | sight of God." On the other hand, due moderation must be
737 2, 159 | even so, on the ~other hand, sin is pardoned through
738 2, 160 | the same way, on the other hand, pride may be opposed by
739 2, 160 | failings, just as, on the other hand, in the words of Gregory ~(
740 2, 160 | perceptible. on the other hand, carnal lust is apparent
741 2, 161 | own power." On the other hand, ~the devil sinned by coveting
742 2, 161 | God's will. On the other hand, the man did not believe ~
743 2, 162 | Consequently, on the other hand, death, sickness, and all
744 2, 162 | Anima ii, 11). On the other ~hand, this condition is not attached
745 2, 163 | assailant, just as on the other hand the cessation of an assault
746 2, 163 | God ~left" man "in the hand of his own counsel." Hence
747 2, 165 | Body Para. 2/5~On the other hand, the desire or study in
748 2, 165 | detraction. on the other hand, if one be ordinately intent
749 2, 166 | becoming to the business in hand, and to one's ~surroundings,
750 2, 166 | impure, or on the other ~hand sedate, steady, pure, and
751 2, 166 | keeping with the matter in hand, or persons. This ~may be
752 2, 166 | services. on the ~other hand, if a man spends too much
753 2, 169 | word of the Lord," ~or "the hand of the Lord was made upon
754 2, 169 | waters in the hollow of His hand," etc. ~It also contains
755 2, 169 | Body Para. 2/3~On the other hand, his position with regard
756 2, 170 | revelation alone. On the other ~hand, future things can be foreknown
757 2, 171 | as it were, from near at ~hand, according to Ps. 139:14, "
758 2, 171 | saying of Ezechiel ~1:3: "The hand of the Lord was upon him."~
759 2, 171 | me"; ~while, on the other hand, sometimes the person whose
760 2, 172 | Gn. 22:11): 'Lay not thy hand upon ~the boy.' The sixth
761 2, 172 | needs to be taken by the hand and helped by means of examples ~
762 2, 172 | from health. on the other ~hand, in things sought only for
763 2, 172 | means and those nearest to hand: thus more praise is awarded
764 2, 173 | senses; thus ~was seen the hand of one writing on the wall (
765 2, 173 | soul, ~or, on the other hand, his soul alone, were rapt
766 2, 174 | imaginary vision. On the other hand, it has been stated above (
767 2, 174 | and praise. On the ~other hand, by prophecy a man is directed
768 2, 174 | of passion. on the other hand, the gift of ~tongues is
769 2, 176 | the ~soul. On the other hand, just as the prophet's mind
770 2, 176 | that "God wrought by the hand of Paul . . . miracles"
771 2, 177 | activity. If, on the other hand, they minister to ~any concupiscence
772 2, 178 | Body Para. 2/2~On the other hand, the moral virtues belong
773 2, 178 | 3 Para. 2/2~On the other hand, beauty is in the moral
774 2, 178 | the good." ~On the other hand, he assigns the circular
775 2, 178 | beneath him. On the other hand, he ~describes the straight
776 2, 178 | intuition. On the other hand, the intellect ~of the soul
777 2, 178 | surround a thing near at hand or far remote, the movement ~
778 2, 179 | contemplative life. On the other hand, when we practice the works
779 2, 180 | 4], ad 2). On ~the other hand, the active life is more
780 2, 182 | would seem that on the other hand some have the perfection ~
781 2, 182 | for "no man putting his hand to the plough and looking
782 2, 182 | Lk. 9:62). On the other hand bishops, ~since they are
783 2, 182 | Body Para. 5/5~On the other hand, if we consider the difficulty
784 2, 182 | greater virtue. on the other hand, it also ~indicates greatness
785 2, 182 | 4 Para. 2/2~On the other hand, parish priests and archdeacons,
786 2, 183 | Body Para. 2/3~On the other hand, to desire to do good to
787 2, 183 | praiseworthy ease." On the ~other hand, he who enters the episcopal
788 2, 183 | neighbor, yet, on the other hand, the good of the many ~should
789 2, 183 | 62), "No man putting his hand ~to the plough, and looking
790 2, 183 | de Renunt.]. On the other hand, if a man ~be deposed from
791 2, 183 | thou hast engaged fast thy hand to a stranger," and ~afterwards (
792 2, 183 | Body Para. 2/2~On the other hand, if the salvation of his
793 2, 183 | Body Para. 2/4~On the other hand, they hold ecclesiastical
794 2, 183 | Body Para. 4/4~On the other hand, if no distinction is made
795 2, 183 | to be done. On the other hand, if the excess be very great
796 2, 183 | Body Para. 2/2~On the other hand, a man is not bound to keep
797 2, 184 | 9:10): "Whatsoever thy hand is able to do, do it ~earnestly."
798 2, 184 | instruments." On the other hand, it does not ~conduce to
799 2, 184 | 62): "No man putting his hand to the ~plough, and looking
800 2, 184 | honorable." On the other hand, they renounce the honor
801 2, 184 | law or rule. on the other hand, ~he does not sin from contempt,
802 2, 184 | Body Para. 2/2~On the other hand, if a religious, not out
803 2, 185 | handiwork: because, since the hand is "the organ of organs" [*
804 2, 185 | 3 Para. 2/2~On the other hand, those who devote themselves
805 2, 185 | Body Para. 4/4~On the other hand, in the default of any necessity,
806 2, 185 | in idleness. on the other hand, he lives not ~idly who
807 2, 185 | clothes, just as on the ~other hand in times of festivity and
808 2, 186 | deliver the needy out of the hand of the sinner."~Aquin.:
809 2, 186 | prayer of God." ~On the other hand, it is suitable to those
810 2, 187 | this precept. on the other hand, it is true that he kept
811 2, 187 | 62, "No man putting his hand ~to the plough, and looking
812 2, 187 | perpetuity. If, on the other hand, he intend to bind himself
813 2, 187 | Polit. i, 2]. On the other ~hand, the son, through being
814 2, 187 | 3 Para. 2/2~On the other hand, he does not owe his father
815 2, 187 | thou hast engaged fast thy hand to a stranger'" (Prov. ~
816 2, 187 | religious clerics. On the other hand, monastic religious are ~
817 2, 187 | lesser ~order. On the other hand, one who is bound by vow
818 2, 187 | say: 'No man putting his hand ~to the plough, and looking
819 3, 1 | ordained by angels in the hand of a mediator," a ~gloss
820 3, 2 | perfect ~thing. Hence the hand of Socrates, although it
821 3, 2 | individual substance," for the hand is not ~a complete substance,
822 3, 2 | to be a hypostasis, as a hand or a foot. So ~likewise
823 3, 7 | inflicted. on the other hand, hope, as a virtue, ~regards
824 3, 8 | namely Christ, "on His right ~hand in the heavenly places,
825 3, 10 | set Christ "on ~His right hand in the heavenly places,
826 3, 11 | according as the matter in hand and the time require.~Aquin.:
827 3, 12 | hast strengthened the weary hand. Thy words have confirmed
828 3, 13 | is, e.g. the shape of the hand, or ~foot, or such like.~
829 3, 16 | corporeal," as, on the other hand, "God" and "man." Hence
830 3, 16 | lordly will," or the "lordly hand," or the "lordly ~possession."
831 3, 16 | Catholics on the other hand maintained that words which
832 3, 16 | else; otherwise, a man's hand might be called a ~person,
833 3, 17 | and perfect. on the other hand, the ~Nestorians, who asserted
834 3, 18 | or healthy as regards his hand, but not as regards ~his
835 3, 18 | So, too, on the other hand, neither the Divine will
836 3, 19 | touch, which ~belongs to the hand, are things operated by
837 3, 25 | speak of honoring a man's hand, but the man himself. And
838 3, 25 | speak of honoring a man's hand or foot, it ~is not by reason
839 3, 25 | and she sat on His right hand." ~Moreover, Augustine [*
840 3, 27 | consequently, on the other hand, the Mother's shame would ~
841 3, 28 | the promise." On the other hand, it sometimes indicates
842 3, 31 | 3 Para. 3/4~On the other hand, Jerome (on Mt. 1:12-15)
843 3, 36 | the Jews who lived near at hand, might be ~proved worthy
844 3, 37 | circumcision not made by hand in ~despoiling of the body
845 3, 38 | above (A[3]). On the other hand, no one could confer ~anything
846 3, 41 | 2 Para. 2/2~On the other hand, according to Bede's exposition
847 3, 42 | disciples, so that they might hand it down to others worthy
848 3, 42 | purpose of writing is to hand down doctrine to ~posterity.
849 3, 43 | own kingdom. On the other hand, ~Christ cast out demons,
850 3, 44 | the earth. On the other hand, Origen says this was caused
851 3, 44 | taking the blind man ~by the hand, He led him out of the town;
852 3, 44 | works wonders: for ~the hand signifies operation; the
853 3, 46 | in order to draw with one hand the people of old, and ~
854 3, 46 | forth his arms with rod in hand; lastly, God's law is entrusted
855 3, 46 | soul, so, on the ~other hand, by reason of the superior
856 3, 46 | crucified, one on His right hand and one on His left, to
857 3, 46 | right, others on His left hand." ~Thirdly, according to
858 3, 47 | wicked and cruel act to hand over an innocent ~man to
859 3, 47 | iniquity." Therefore He did not hand over the ~innocent Christ
860 3, 47 | wicked and cruel act to hand over an ~innocent man to
861 3, 48 | to Is. 59:1: "Behold the hand of ~the Lord is not shortened
862 3, 49 | the sitting on ~the right hand of the Father and the showing
863 3, 51 | Christ's burial on the one hand was simple, because ~"Joseph
864 3, 51 | observes: yet on the other hand there appears to have been
865 3, 52 | defect. Just as on the other hand, the holy Fathers before
866 3, 53 | His ~sitting at the right hand of God the Father; (4) His
867 3, 54 | hands; and bring hither thy hand, and put it into My ~side,
868 3, 57 | Ps. 15:11: "At ~Thy right hand are delights even unto the
869 3, 57 | is sitting at the right hand of God. Mind the things ~
870 3, 57 | ascends to sit on the right hand of the Father; and this
871 3, 58 | CHRIST'S SITTING AT THE RIGHT HAND OF THE FATHER (FOUR ARTICLES)~
872 3, 58 | Christ's sitting at the right hand of the ~Father, concerning
873 3, 58 | Christ is seated at the right hand of the Father?~(2) Whether
874 3, 58 | should sit at the right hand of God the ~Father?~Aquin.:
875 3, 58 | should sit at the right hand ~of God the Father. For
876 3, 58 | does not sit at the ~right hand of the Father.~Aquin.: SMT
877 3, 58 | sits at another's right hand, then the latter ~is seated
878 3, 58 | Christ sits at the right hand of ~the Father, it follows
879 3, 58 | man ~standing on the right hand of God." Therefore it seems
880 3, 58 | does ~not sit at the right hand of the Father.~Aquin.: SMT
881 3, 58 | and ~sitteth on the right hand of God."~Aquin.: SMT TP
882 3, 58 | sit at the Father's right hand. ~First of all inasmuch
883 3, 58 | which is termed His right hand, according to Ps. 15:11: "
884 3, 58 | Ps. 15:11: "At Thy ~right hand are delights even to the
885 3, 58 | Sitteth at the right hand of the Father': To sit means
886 3, 58 | Christ dwells so at the right hand of the Father: for ~He is
887 3, 58 | and the Father's right hand is the name for His bliss." ~
888 3, 58 | said to sit at the right hand of the Father inasmuch ~
889 3, 58 | sits at the king's right hand helps him in ruling and ~
890 3, 58 | By the expression 'right ~hand,' understand the power which
891 3, 58 | speak of ~the Father's right hand as of a place, for how can
892 3, 58 | designated ~by His right hand, who Himself is beyond all
893 3, 58 | style, as the Father's right hand, ~the glory and honor of
894 3, 58 | if sitting at the right hand be ~taken corporeally. Hence
895 3, 58 | sits at the Father's right hand, then the ~Father will be
896 3, 58 | bliss, "it ~is all right hand, since no misery is there."~
897 3, 58 | God to sit at the right hand of the ~Father?~Aquin.:
898 3, 58 | God to sit at ~the right hand of the Father. For, as God,
899 3, 58 | Christ is the Father's right ~hand. But it does not appear
900 3, 58 | same thing to be the right hand of ~anyone and to sit on
901 3, 58 | and to sit on his right hand. Therefore, as God, Christ
902 3, 58 | does not ~sit at the right hand of the Father.~Aquin.: SMT
903 3, 58 | and sitteth on the right hand of ~God." But it was not
904 3, 58 | as God, sit at the right hand of God.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
905 3, 58 | sits as God at the right hand of the ~Father, with equal
906 3, 58 | Ghost sits at the right hand of the ~Father and of the
907 3, 58 | Father Himself on the right hand of the ~Son; which no one
908 3, 58 | style ~as the Father's right hand, is the glory and honor
909 3, 58 | under the expression "right hand." First of all, ~as Damascene
910 3, 58 | Hence, to sit on the right ~hand of the Father is nothing
911 3, 58 | as God sits at the right hand of the ~Father; yet so that
912 3, 58 | called the Father's "right hand" by ~appropriation, just
913 3, 58 | Cor. ~1:24). But "right hand of the Father," in its three
914 3, 58 | is seated at the ~right hand of the Son or of the Holy
915 3, 58 | properly to sit at the right hand of the ~Father or of the
916 3, 58 | man to sit at the right hand of the ~Father?~Aquin.:
917 3, 58 | man to sit at ~the right hand of the Father, because,
918 3, 58 | call the Father's right hand is the glory and honor of
919 3, 58 | does not sit at the ~right hand of the Father.~Aquin.: SMT
920 3, 58 | sit on the ruler's right hand seems to exclude ~subjection,
921 3, 58 | sit at the ~Father's right hand.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[58] A[
922 3, 58 | 34: "Who is at the right hand of God," the ~gloss adds: "
923 3, 58 | Father: or, on the right hand of the Father, that is,
924 3, 58 | 3: "sitteth on the right hand of the majesty ~on high,"
925 3, 58 | sit on the Father's right hand.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[58] A[
926 3, 58 | By the expression 'right ~hand' understand the power which
927 3, 58 | by the expression "right hand" is ~understood either the
928 3, 58 | of approach to the right hand; thus denoting something
929 3, 58 | God, sits at the ~right hand of the Father, because He
930 3, 58 | sits at the Father's right hand; yet so that the ~expression "
931 3, 58 | at the Father's right hand," that is, "in equality
932 3, 58 | man, He sits "at the right hand of the Father," that is, "
933 3, 58 | sits at the Father's right hand ~"as to equality of honor,"
934 3, 58 | sit at the Father's right hand, by reason of their mutual
935 3, 58 | Him to sit at the right hand of the Father, ~according
936 3, 58 | Christ to sit at the right hand of the Father?~Aquin.: SMT
937 3, 58 | Christ to sit at the right ~hand of the Father, because the
938 3, 58 | Him to sit "on ~the right hand" of God "on high" (Heb.
939 3, 58 | Christ to sit at ~the right hand of the Father, is to dwell
940 3, 58 | Christ ~to sit at the right hand of the Father.~Aquin.: SMT
941 3, 58 | Christ is seated at His right hand. ~Therefore others who overcome
942 3, 58 | sit at the Father's right hand.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[58] A[
943 3, 58 | sit on My right or left ~hand, is not Mine to give to
944 3, 58 | Consequently, to sit at the right hand is not proper ~to Christ.~
945 3, 58 | time: Sit thou on My right hand, i.e. 'in My mightier gifts,'" ~
946 3, 58 | sit at the Father's right hand.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[58] A[
947 3, 58 | sit at the ~Father's right hand inasmuch as He is on equality
948 3, 58 | alone, to sit at the right hand of the Father.~Aquin.: SMT
949 3, 58 | Reply OBJ 2: Since the right hand is the Divine beatitude,
950 3, 58 | then "to sit ~on the right hand" does not mean simply to
951 3, 58 | is placed on God's right ~hand; hence it is written (Mt.
952 3, 58 | the sheep on His ~right hand."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[58] A[
953 3, 58 | wit, sitting at the right hand, "is closed not only to
954 3, 58 | any time: Sit on My ~right hand?'" Our Lord therefore "replied
955 3, 58 | sit on the Father's right hand or left, but on Christ's.~
956 3, 62 | Douay: 'weapon'] in his hand."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[62] A[
957 3, 62 | the other, united, as a hand. ~Moreover, the separate
958 3, 62 | instrument, as a stick by the hand. Now the principal efficient
959 3, 62 | desired by him. On the ~other hand, what does not yet actually
960 3, 64 | separated instrument; as the ~hand can to a stick.~Aquin.:
961 3, 64 | works in one way with his hand, in another with his axe.
962 3, 64 | holiness. On the other hand, the sacraments are holy
963 3, 65 | 1/1~OBJ 6: On the other hand, It seems that there should
964 3, 66 | waters which we have ~to hand, is not so great as to destroy
965 3, 66 | 4 Para. 2/3~On the other hand, in a case of necessity,
966 3, 66 | repetition. on the other hand the sin which ~hindered
967 3, 66 | Trinity." ~On the other hand, as set down in De Eccles.
968 3, 67 | their elders are not at hand; ~as appears from the authority
969 3, 67 | serve tables." On the ~other hand, He entrusted the apostles
970 3, 67 | Body Para. 3/3~On the other hand, if each were to say: "I
971 3, 67 | priests ~taking the baptized hand him over to his sponsor
972 3, 67 | parents of the child should hand it over to some instructor ~
973 3, 68 | Body Para. 2/3~On the other hand, adults have a remedy in
974 3, 68 | ordained; and, on the other hand, no one having the will
975 3, 68 | infants, one put forth a hand, whereon the midwife tied
976 3, 68 | But he drawing back his hand, ~the other came forth."
977 3, 68 | refuse. If, on the other hand, while ~sane they showed
978 3, 70 | circumcision, not made by hand in despoiling the body of
979 3, 70 | all nations. On the other ~hand circumcision did not contain
980 3, 70 | being baptized. On the other hand, sometimes Baptism is put
981 3, 72 | imposition of the bishop's hand were a greater sacrament
982 3, 72 | its ~matter should be at hand everywhere. But it is enough
983 3, 72 | sacrament. On the other hand, sometimes they bestowed ~
984 3, 72 | already there. On the other hand, if we consider it as to
985 3, 72 | of the imposition of the hand should be held in great ~
986 3, 72 | of the imposition of the hand," that it be given by a
987 3, 72 | imposition of the bishop's hand, that they ~may become perfect
988 3, 72 | with ~imposition of the hand except they be fasting."~
989 3, 75 | likewise in the ~matter in hand, although it may be said
990 3, 76 | 1 Para. 2/2~On the other hand, His soul was truly separated
991 3, 78 | Evangelists did not intend to hand down the forms of ~the sacraments,
992 3, 78 | as the touch of Christ's hand healed the ~leper. And in
993 3, 80 | sacrament. On the other hand, in Baptism and in the other
994 3, 80 | wrought": just as on the other hand, in the Apostle's ~case, "
995 3, 80 | there is no other priest at hand."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
996 3, 82 | the Church. on the other hand, his private prayers are ~
997 3, 83 | Nevertheless, on the other hand, it can be said that His
998 3, 83 | if a church be not to hand, we permit travelers to ~
999 3, 83 | consecrated ~altar-table to hand, and the other requisites
1000 3, 83 | up before God, from the ~hand of the angel." But God's "
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