Part, Question

1001   3, 64  |             Pope Leo says that ~"the light of the sacraments was extinguished
1002   3, 64  |              of martyrdom, that the ~light of his charity dispels the
1003   3, 66  |    transparency, it is susceptive of light; hence its adaptability
1004   3, 78  |              Gn. 1:3: "Let ~there be light, and light was made."~Aquin.:
1005   3, 78  |             Let ~there be light, and light was made."~Aquin.: SMT TP
1006   3, 83  |           the "Introit" we say: "The light will shine on us ~today."
1007   3, 83  |            of itself, is in the full light, and on this account in
1008   3, 83  |              in the world, I am the ~light of the world." Yet this
1009   3, 89  |             gloss says: "The evening light is that from which we fall
1010   3, 89  |           which we fall the morning ~light is that to which we rise
1011   3, 89  |              again." Now the morning light is greater ~than the evening
1012   3, 89  |            greater ~than the evening light. Therefore a man rises to
1013   3, 89  |             the evening and ~morning light is made on account of a
1014   3, 89  |            follows after the evening light, and the light of day ~after
1015   3, 89  |           the evening light, and the light of day ~after the light
1016   3, 89  |              light of day ~after the light of morning, but not on account
1017 Suppl, 36|          bodies with their brilliant light, ~so in all things pertaining
1018 Suppl, 37|               being signified by the light which he bears; the "grace
1019 Suppl, 37|             inwardly, because by the light which he bears, he ~signifies
1020 Suppl, 37|          especially since the bodily light which the acolytes carry
1021 Suppl, 37|        acolytes carry signifies the ~light of spiritual doctrine.~Aquin.:
1022 Suppl, 37|            the acolyte by bearing a ~light represents the doctrine
1023 Suppl, 39|          which is a sweet yoke and a light ~burden (Mt. 11:30).~Aquin.:
1024 Suppl, 59|              14): "What concord hath light ~with darkness? [*Vulg.: '
1025 Suppl, 59|                 What fellowship hath light with darkness? And ~what
1026 Suppl, 59|          Therefore one who is in the light of ~faith cannot marry one
1027 Suppl, 69|            moreover, shone forth the light of faith and grace. But
1028 Suppl, 71|            their punishment is very ~light. Therefore the suffrages
1029 Suppl, 71|            to others. ~For spiritual light is more communicable than
1030 Suppl, 71|         communicable than a material light. Now a ~material light,
1031 Suppl, 71|      material light. Now a ~material light, for instance of a candle,
1032 Suppl, 71|             are a kind of ~spiritual light, though they be offered
1033 Suppl, 71|         avail, after the manner of a light, in so far as ~they reach
1034 Suppl, 71|               they do not resemble a light, but rather ~the payment
1035 Suppl, 72|            it sees of the ~Creator's light, every created thing appears
1036 Suppl, 72|            then be deprived of their light, as we know happened to
1037 Suppl, 72|              1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the light of the heavenly bodies is
1038 Suppl, 72|               Therefore neither will light ~remain in the heavenly
1039 Suppl, 72|            by ~movement, but also by light, as stated above (OBJ[2]).
1040 Suppl, 72|              will cease, so will the light of the heavenly bodies.~
1041 Suppl, 72|              our Lord shall come the light of the ~luminaries will
1042 Suppl, 72|         according to Is. 30:26, "The light of the moon ~shall be as
1043 Suppl, 72|            the moon ~shall be as the light of the sun, and the light
1044 Suppl, 72|            light of the sun, and the light of the sun shall be ~sevenfold."
1045 Suppl, 72|              it is unfitting for the light of these bodies to ~cease
1046 Suppl, 72|        through being bereft of their light, since when Christ comes
1047 Suppl, 72|             2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Light is in the heavenly bodies
1048 Suppl, 72|              generation ~ceases, the light of the heavenly bodies will
1049 Suppl, 72|           parallel between them ~and light, since the elemental qualities
1050 Suppl, 72|        action is corruptive: whereas light is a principle ~of action
1051 Suppl, 72|       whereas this cannot be said of light.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[73] A[
1052 Suppl, 72|        especially clear in regard to light. Secondly, because fire, ~
1053 Suppl, 72|              offers as examples ~the light which "as it were dies . . .
1054 Suppl, 72|            the movement of heavy and light bodies and in the ~natural
1055 Suppl, 74|           from the fellowship of the light. Now, all things ~that are
1056 Suppl, 74|         shall come He "will bring to light the hidden ~things of darkness,
1057 Suppl, 74|           midday, ~on account of the light given by the sun. But then
1058 Suppl, 75|            is dissolved retain more ~light, through having been united
1059 Suppl, 75|              have an equal share ~of light and darkness. Hence we must
1060 Suppl, 77|         members be considered in the light of the ~first relationship,
1061 Suppl, 77|            they be considered in the light of the second relationship,
1062 Suppl, 79|             and greater obstacles to light.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[82] A[
1063 Suppl, 79|             approach to a term: thus light increases. ~Consequently
1064 Suppl, 79|              OBJ 5: The intensity of light does not hinder the spiritual ~
1065 Suppl, 79|              the air be filled ~with light, it can be the medium of
1066 Suppl, 80|          being hot or cold, heavy or light, it still retains the necessity
1067 Suppl, 80|             2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Light is not a body as we have
1068 Suppl, 80|              found save in heavy and light bodies, which through being
1069 Suppl, 81|       natural movement of heavy and ~light things, because by their
1070 Suppl, 81|           mover as regards heavy and light bodies. On the part of matter
1071 Suppl, 82|            Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, light and color require a contrary
1072 Suppl, 82|            in their ~subject, since "light is the extreme point of
1073 Suppl, 82|          named equivocally, ~because light by its essence has a natural
1074 Suppl, 82|         natural tendency to perceive light, even ~as the true is in
1075 Suppl, 82|           incapable of ~perceiving a light, either this sight is so
1076 Suppl, 82|           equivocally, or else ~this light is. This cannot be said
1077 Suppl, 83|           the air ~will both receive light from the sun, and will convey
1078 Suppl, 84|              5, "will . . . bring to light the ~hidden things of darkness,"
1079 Suppl, 85|         certain condensations of the light shining from the bodies
1080 Suppl, 87|              vision of the uncreated light will give them pain rather
1081 Suppl, 88|               giveth the sun for the light of the day, the order of
1082 Suppl, 88|            and of the ~stars for the light of the night: Who stirreth
1083 Suppl, 88|           the sun successively gives light to the various parts of ~
1084 Suppl, 88|       movement, so are they by their light. But, ~when generation ceases,
1085 Suppl, 88|         Therefore in like manner the light of the heavenly bodies will
1086 Suppl, 88|       written (Is. 30:26) that "the ~light of the moon shall be as
1087 Suppl, 88|             the moon shall be as the light of the sun." Therefore in
1088 Suppl, 88|          were not deprived of their ~light; and so their light will
1089 Suppl, 88|           their ~light; and so their light will not be increased, so
1090 Suppl, 88|            more have the sun for thy light by day, ~neither shall the
1091 Suppl, 88|            written (Is. 30:26): "The light of the moon shall ~be as
1092 Suppl, 88|            the moon shall ~be as the light of the sun, and the light
1093 Suppl, 88|            light of the sun, and the light of the sun shall be sevenfold."~
1094 Suppl, 88|          bodies consists chiefly in ~light; wherefore it is written (
1095 Suppl, 88|              cause of something. But light belongs to the ~perfection
1096 Suppl, 88|             gloss on Is. 30:26, "The light of the moon shall be as ~
1097 Suppl, 88|            the moon shall be as ~the light of the sun," says: "All
1098 Suppl, 88|           sun and moon diminished in light." This diminishment is ~
1099 Suppl, 88|             mean a real lessening of light. Nor does it matter ~that
1100 Suppl, 88|             not a real lessening ~of light, but a lessening in reference
1101 Suppl, 88|             as much benefit from the light of the heavenly bodies ~
1102 Suppl, 88|           follow that, supposing the light ~of the heavenly bodies
1103 Suppl, 88|             as much benefit from the light of the moon then as ~now
1104 Suppl, 88|           moon then as ~now from the light of the sun. After the resurrection,
1105 Suppl, 88|     resurrection, however, when the ~light of the moon will be increased
1106 Suppl, 88|              brightness. For just as light is a quality proper to a ~
1107 Suppl, 88|        Jerome on Is. 30:26, "And the light of the moon shall be," etc. ~
1108 Suppl, 88|              except in the nature of light and ~transparency (De Anima
1109 Suppl, 88|           the principle of which ~is light. On the other hand, the
1110 Suppl, 88|          pleasant; whereas excess of light ~will be pleasant, since
1111 Suppl, 88|              opaque ~through lack of light, yet by the Divine power
1112 Suppl, 89|            he calls the abundance of light - "which screens God ~is
1113 Suppl, 89|       through a medium which is the ~light of glory, according to Ps.
1114 Suppl, 89|      according to Ps. 35:10, "In Thy light we shall see ~light." Therefore
1115 Suppl, 89|              Thy light we shall see ~light." Therefore He will not
1116 Suppl, 89|             of form to matter: ~thus light and color are received into
1117 Suppl, 89|           into a transparent object, light being ~to color as form
1118 Suppl, 89|          When therefore intellectual light is received ~into the soul,
1119 Suppl, 89|              1/1~Reply OBJ 4: God is light (Jn. 1:9). Now illumination
1120 Suppl, 89|   illumination is the impression ~of light on an illuminated object.
1121 Suppl, 89|              object. Such is bodily ~light in relation to bodily vision;
1122 Suppl, 89|            to bodily vision; and the light of the active intellect ~
1123 Suppl, 89|         intellect, in so far as this light is a ~medium. The second
1124 Suppl, 89|            medium. The second is the light "by which" the object is
1125 Suppl, 90|            place above ~to which all light objects tend, whereas each
1126 Suppl, 94|      Although that fire will give no light for comfort, yet, ~that
1127 Suppl, 94|        torment the more it does give light for a purpose, for by the ~
1128 Suppl, 94|           for a purpose, for by the ~light of its flame the wicked
1129 Suppl, 94|              nothing is seen without light. Therefore there is ~no
1130 Suppl, 94|            seen unless it be ~in the light, it would seem that they
1131 Suppl, 94|                If this fire gave any light, "he would by no ~means
1132 Suppl, 94|           Wherefore accordingly both light ~and darkness are there,
1133 Suppl, 94|       disposed for seeing as regards light and darkness, ~that nothing
1134 Suppl, 94|              is a certain amount of ~light, as much as suffices for
1135 Suppl, 94|           that can be the subject of light and darkness, except the
1136 Suppl, 94|           this fire of ours to give ~light. But the fire of hell gives
1137 Suppl, 94|            the fire of hell gives no light, hence the saying of Job
1138 Suppl, 94|            Job 18:5: ~"Shall not the light of the wicked be extinguished?"
1139 Suppl, 94|             1/1~Reply OBJ 4: To give light does not belong to fire
1140 Suppl, 94|           its own matter it gives no light; wherefore it ~does not
1141 Suppl, 94|           the fire ~of hell gives no light is not sufficient proof
1142 Suppl, 94|             wicked should enjoy this light in the midst of ~their torments."
1143 Appen1, 2|             because in this way both light and grave sins are remitted
1144 Appen1, 2|          Dial. iv, 39] declares that light sins ~alone are remitted
1145 Appen1, 2|            this is said expressly of light sins, lest we should think