1-500 | 501-1000 | 1001-1129
Part, Question
501 2, 65 | is evident that charity, inasmuch as it directs man to his ~
502 2, 76 | subject of virtue and sin, inasmuch as he is ~partaker of reason.
503 2, 77 | both passive and active, inasmuch as it is mover ~and moved,
504 2, 80 | things: first by its object, inasmuch as the apprehended appetible
505 2, 81 | be considered as one man, inasmuch as they have one ~common
506 2, 81 | sin of that member, except inasmuch as that ~member is a part
507 2, 81 | sin of this person, except inasmuch as this ~person receives
508 2, 81 | their parents' ~account, inasmuch as the child, as to its
509 2, 81 | parent to his posterity, inasmuch as they are moved by him ~
510 2, 85 | be placed ~indefinitely, inasmuch as man can go on indefinitely
511 2, 85 | very root of his ~nature, inasmuch as he is an animal naturally
512 2, 87 | Punishment follows sin, inasmuch as this is an evil by ~reason
513 2, 87 | s sin, but for his own, inasmuch as he imitates his father'
514 2, 87 | inflicted on account of sin, inasmuch as it is ~penal, then each
515 2, 87 | servants for their ~masters, inasmuch as they are their property
516 2, 88 | species; but it is in ~genus, inasmuch as they both imply a defect
517 2, 91 | themselves, exist with God, ~inasmuch as they are foreknown and
518 2, 93 | type of the Divine Wisdom, inasmuch as by It all things are
519 2, 93 | something proper to itself inasmuch as it is rational, consequently
520 2, 94 | common with all substances: inasmuch as every ~substance seeks
521 2, 94 | character ~of one natural law, inasmuch as they flow from one first
522 2, 95 | that it "foster religion," inasmuch as it is ~proportionate
523 2, 95 | helpful to discipline," ~inasmuch as it is proportionate to
524 2, 95 | further ~the common weal," inasmuch as it is proportionate to
525 2, 100 | character of ~justification, inasmuch as it is just that man should
526 2, 100 | should obey God: or again, ~inasmuch as it is just that all that
527 2, 100 | the other virtues, i.e. inasmuch as the ~acts of the other
528 2, 103 | was a sort of profession, inasmuch as they ~foreshadowed Christ.
529 2, 103 | certain reasonable causes, inasmuch as ~they were ordained to
530 2, 107 | called ~the "law of fear," inasmuch as it induced men to observe
531 2, 108 | precepts and prohibitions, ~inasmuch as we do so through the
532 2, 109 | God in two ways: first, ~inasmuch as it is from Him that it
533 2, 109 | whereby it acts; ~secondly, inasmuch as it is moved by Him to
534 2, 109 | called the "light of grace," ~inasmuch as it is added to nature.~
535 2, 109 | help for every thought, inasmuch as He ~moves the understanding
536 2, 109 | loves God above all things inasmuch as He is the ~beginning
537 2, 109 | object of beatitude, and inasmuch as man has a spiritual ~
538 2, 109 | punishment. He incurs a ~stain, inasmuch as he forfeits the lustre
539 2, 109 | Natural good is corrupted, inasmuch as man's nature is ~disordered
540 2, 109 | the debt of punishment, inasmuch as ~by sinning man deserves
541 2, 109 | to some extent imperfect, inasmuch ~as it does not completely
542 2, 110 | a gift given "gratis," ~inasmuch as we are said to be "grateful"
543 2, 110 | grace of ~predestination, inasmuch as God gratuitously and
544 2, 110 | will in two ways: first, inasmuch as man's soul is moved by
545 2, 110 | God's gratuitous will, ~inasmuch as a habitual gift is infused
546 2, 110 | in ~itself. Nevertheless, inasmuch as it is the expression
547 2, 110 | being and to be corrupted inasmuch as its subject begins or ~
548 2, 110 | grace is said to be ~created inasmuch as men are created with
549 2, 110 | that we speak of ~grace inasmuch as it makes man pleasing
550 2, 110 | gratuitously - and of virtue inasmuch as it empowers us to act
551 2, 110 | subject of ~grace, the soul, inasmuch as it has an essence, must
552 2, 110 | the essence of the soul, inasmuch as it is of such a species.~
553 2, 111 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Grace, inasmuch as it is gratuitously given,
554 2, 111 | to will good. And hence, inasmuch as God moves the ~human
555 2, 111 | And thus habitual grace, ~inasmuch as it heals and justifies
556 2, 111 | called operating grace; but inasmuch as it is the principle of ~
557 2, 111 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Inasmuch as grace is a certain accidental
558 2, 111 | glory. And hence ~grace, inasmuch as it causes the first effect
559 2, 111 | respect to the second, and inasmuch as it causes the second,
560 2, 111 | xxxi): "It is prevenient, inasmuch as it heals, and subsequent,
561 2, 111 | it heals, and subsequent, inasmuch ~as, being healed, we are
562 2, 111 | strengthened; it is prevenient, inasmuch as we ~are called, and subsequent,
563 2, 111 | called, and subsequent, inasmuch as we are glorified."~Aquin.:
564 2, 111 | grace. For subsequent grace, inasmuch as it ~pertains to glory,
565 2, 111 | of the Holy ~Ghost, i.e. inasmuch as man's mind is rendered
566 2, 111 | amongst the gratuitous graces, inasmuch as they imply such a fullness
567 2, 112 | can receive more or less, ~inasmuch as one may be more perfectly
568 2, 112 | man prepares himself, only inasmuch as his free-will is ~prepared
569 2, 112 | thus, inequality is found, ~inasmuch as God by His care provides
570 2, 112 | to a greater good, but ~inasmuch as it more or less ordains
571 2, 112 | despising worldly things, and inasmuch as a man is not conscious
572 2, 113 | taken in two ways: first, inasmuch as it implies a right ~order
573 2, 113 | Secondly, justice is so-called inasmuch as it implies a certain ~
574 2, 113 | Reply OBJ 1: Every sin, inasmuch as it implies the disorder
575 2, 113 | is sometimes interrupted, inasmuch as we sometimes fall short
576 2, 113 | for justification only ~inasmuch as a man knows God by faith.
577 2, 113 | justification of the ungodly, inasmuch as man's mind is ~moved
578 2, 113 | and ~another is commanded, inasmuch as the act may be ordained
579 2, 113 | by way of preparation, ~inasmuch as the merciful obtain mercy;
580 2, 113 | towards justification, ~inasmuch as mercy is included in
581 2, 113 | and predicate together, ~inasmuch as they are united in the
582 2, 113 | subject to time accidentally, inasmuch as it understands with ~
583 2, 114 | of a certain proportion, inasmuch as both operate after ~their
584 2, 114 | Reply OBJ 1: Man merits, inasmuch as he does what he ought,
585 2, 114 | anything accrues to Him, ~but inasmuch as we work for His glory.~
586 2, 114 | debtor simply, but His own, inasmuch as it is right that His ~
587 2, 114 | substance of ~the work, and inasmuch as it springs from the free-will,
588 2, 114 | speak of a meritorious work, inasmuch as it proceeds ~from the
589 2, 114 | from the Divine ordination, inasmuch as acts are said to merit
590 2, 114 | the part of free-will, ~inasmuch as man, more than other
591 2, 114 | secondly, to the other virtues, inasmuch as their acts ~are commanded
592 2, 114 | most willingly. Hence, even inasmuch as merit depends ~on voluntariness,
593 2, 114 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: Charity, inasmuch as it has the last end for
594 2, 114 | he is being justified; ~inasmuch as a movement of faith is
595 2, 114 | as to lead others to it, ~inasmuch as He is the Head of the
596 2, 114 | or materially speaking, ~inasmuch as by these good works of
597 2, 114 | perseverance in good: ~first, inasmuch as free-will is determined
598 2, 114 | simply, but relatively, inasmuch as men are moved by God
599 2, 114 | their will was not right, inasmuch as they ~framed falsehoods.~
600 2, 114 | punishment on the wicked, ~inasmuch as they are not thereby
601 2, 4 | is found in each genus, inasmuch as the first thing in a
602 2, 4 | an act of the ~intellect inasmuch as the will moves it to
603 2, 4 | the object of the will, inasmuch as it ~is formed by charity. ~
604 2, 6 | faith is from ~ourselves, inasmuch as, to wit, it is in our
605 2, 7 | holds ~Him in reverence, inasmuch as faith makes us appreciate
606 2, 16 | another eternal's ~life, inasmuch as he is united to him by
607 2, 18 | but ~its servility is, inasmuch as man is unwilling, by
608 2, 22 | communication between man and God, ~inasmuch as He communicates His happiness
609 2, 22 | love. But the Divine ~good, inasmuch as it is the object of happiness,
610 2, 30 | respect of the sinner, ~inasmuch as the sin proceeds from
611 2, 30 | merely a ~corporal effect, inasmuch as they supply our neighbor'
612 2, 30 | have a ~spiritual fruit, inasmuch as our neighbor, who is
613 2, 49 | judgment, or good command, ~inasmuch as these are sometimes separated
614 2, 80 | charity both causes devotion ~(inasmuch as love makes one ready
615 2, 89 | outwardly with the lips, inasmuch as such like canticles arouse
616 2, 92 | includes a grievous blasphemy, inasmuch as it ~deprives God of the
617 2, 92 | ignorance of the ~true God, inasmuch as through failing to consider
618 2, 93 | worship of the ~demons, inasmuch as one enters into a compact,
619 2, 97 | various generic kinds of sin, inasmuch as various sins are directed
620 2, 98 | things most ~spiritual, inasmuch as they are the cause of
621 2, 99 | regards this principle, inasmuch as it pays duty ~and homage
622 2, 100 | considered ~as a principle inasmuch as he is the governor of
623 2, 100 | precedence of observance, inasmuch as it pays worship to persons
624 2, 101 | piety by way of excellence, ~inasmuch as God is our Father by
625 2, 101 | dulia by way of excellence, inasmuch as God is our Lord by way
626 2, 104 | gratitude regards the favor inasmuch as it ~is bestowed gratis,
627 2, 105 | material ingratitude to God, inasmuch ~as a man does something
628 2, 107 | is directed to another, inasmuch as one ~person manifests
629 2, 108 | what one says be true, yet inasmuch as this is a voluntary and ~
630 2, 109 | that virtue, but to truth, inasmuch as he ~wishes to deceive
631 2, 110 | as an ~occasional cause, inasmuch as a man prides himself
632 2, 116 | just as all mortal ~sins, inasmuch as man contemns things eternal
633 2, 116 | under the term "money," inasmuch as they have ~the aspect
634 2, 116 | is the bane of charity, inasmuch as a man ~turns away from
635 2, 117 | circumstance that calls for blame, inasmuch as we ascribe prodigality
636 2, 119 | certain congruity with piety, inasmuch as meekness ~removes the
637 2, 120 | they belong to justice, inasmuch as they refer immediately
638 2, 121 | overcomes spiritual ~sorrow, inasmuch as a man prefers the good
639 2, 121 | virtues safeguard this good, inasmuch as they moderate ~the passions,
640 2, 121 | certain general utility, inasmuch as it is useful both in ~
641 2, 122 | Thus all virtuous deeds, inasmuch ~as they are referred to
642 2, 122 | be the cause of martyrdom inasmuch as a lie is a sin ~against
643 2, 127 | magnanimity regards honor, ~inasmuch, to wit, as honor has the
644 2, 127 | under a special aspect, inasmuch as ~they are contrary to
645 2, 127 | despises external goods, inasmuch as ~he does not think them
646 2, 128 | by reason of its matter, inasmuch, to wit, as it implies ~
647 2, 130 | conducive to that effect, ~inasmuch as it denotes the manifestation
648 2, 130 | can arise from venial sin, inasmuch as ~venial sin can dispose
649 2, 132 | regards the liberal man, inasmuch as ~it proceeds from an
650 2, 134 | are ~directed to the good, inasmuch as they safeguard the good
651 2, 135 | consequent upon every ~virtue, inasmuch as virtue is a "quality
652 2, 135 | to the praise of virtue, inasmuch as it practices it in ~connection
653 2, 137 | enduring dangers, but also inasmuch as it ~consists in accomplishing
654 2, 139 | all the other passions, inasmuch as moderation of the passions
655 2, 139 | taste, smell, or sight, inasmuch as the sensible objects
656 2, 140 | man's clarity or beauty; inasmuch as the ~pleasures which
657 2, 143 | only for their own sake, ~inasmuch as they have an aspect of
658 2, 143 | sake of ~something else, inasmuch as they are conducive to
659 2, 143 | Wherefore ~the honest, inasmuch as it implies spiritual
660 2, 146 | things directed to the end, inasmuch as they may be ~incommensurate
661 2, 146 | regard to the end itself, inasmuch as concupiscence turns man
662 2, 146 | has a ~certain gravity, inasmuch as certain sins are occasioned
663 2, 147 | hindrance to the use of reason, inasmuch as it disturbs ~the brain
664 2, 148 | voluntariness of the preceding act, inasmuch as it was through doing ~
665 2, 151 | punishment of the first sin, inasmuch as the ~reason, for rebelling
666 2, 151 | inconstancy arises from lust, inasmuch as the latter enfeebles
667 2, 152 | virgin consecrated to God, ~inasmuch as she is the spouse of
668 2, 153 | a virtue but a mixture," inasmuch as it has something ~of
669 2, 154 | is considered, properly - inasmuch as it is a ~straying from
670 2, 154 | is about the end itself, inasmuch ~as he judges this thing
671 2, 155 | differ from one ~another, inasmuch as clemency moderates external
672 2, 155 | a certain "restraint," ~inasmuch as it restrains the most
673 2, 155 | ad 2). As to clemency, ~inasmuch as it mitigates punishment,
674 2, 156 | Secondly, consequently, inasmuch as the ~movement of the
675 2, 156 | anger is less grievous, inasmuch as it considers the aspect
676 2, 159 | eyes are a sign of pride, inasmuch as it excludes ~respect
677 2, 159 | Invent. Rhet. ii, 54), ~inasmuch as humility is nothing else
678 2, 159 | humility holds the first place, inasmuch as it expels ~pride, which "
679 2, 160 | points of view: to ~humility, inasmuch as it scorns subjection,
680 2, 160 | subjection, to magnanimity, inasmuch as ~it tends to great things
681 2, 160 | of a generic ~character, inasmuch as all sins may arise from
682 2, 160 | of one's own excellence," inasmuch ~as love makes a man presume
683 2, 160 | contrary to the love of God, inasmuch as ~the proud man does not
684 2, 162 | his body to his soul. But inasmuch as through sin ~man's mind
685 2, 162 | of their parents' sins, inasmuch as the child is something ~
686 2, 162 | death is an evil." Wherefore inasmuch as holy men make ~good use
687 2, 163 | things sweetly" (Wis. 8:1), ~inasmuch as His providence appoints
688 2, 166 | deeds a cheerful turn: and ~inasmuch as this virtue restrains
689 2, 167 | doing, or ~is guilty of sin, inasmuch as he uses these things
690 2, 169 | secondly, as in their causes, inasmuch as it sees ~the order of
691 2, 169 | repent," metaphorically, ~inasmuch as He bears Himself after
692 2, 170 | subtlety of its nature," inasmuch as it is receptive ~even
693 2, 171 | of God's ~foreknowledge, inasmuch as the truth is reflected
694 2, 173 | Divine love causes ecstasy," inasmuch as it makes man's ~appetite
695 2, 174 | to the gift of ~prophecy, inasmuch as the mind is enlightened
696 2, 178 | consist in the "love of God," inasmuch as through loving God we
697 2, 178 | the ~contemplative life, inasmuch as man is guided thereby
698 2, 178 | and circular ~movements, inasmuch as their care for those
699 2, 180 | life precedes the ~active, inasmuch as it applies itself to
700 2, 182 | unchangeable" [*Ethic. v, ~7], inasmuch as nature is determinate
701 2, 183 | be bound to obey them, ~inasmuch as they are bound to obey
702 2, 184 | it an ~obstacle thereto, inasmuch as the anxiety it involves
703 2, 184 | coercion but of a free will, inasmuch as a man is willing to obey, ~
704 2, 184 | above (FS, Q[88], A[3]), inasmuch as it hinders those things
705 2, 185 | curbing of concupiscence, inasmuch as it is a means of afflicting
706 2, 186 | a means of ~perfection, inasmuch as by doing away with riches
707 2, 187 | called a state of repentance, inasmuch as occasions of sin are ~
708 3, 1 | holds ~amongst creatures, inasmuch as He appeared to men as
709 3, 1 | ways - first, perfectly, inasmuch as it is condign, being
710 3, 1 | But, on the contrary, ~inasmuch as He wished to draw nigh
711 3, 1 | infinitely distant are united, inasmuch as it has been ~brought
712 3, 1 | would seem to be perfected, inasmuch as the last creature - viz.
713 3, 1 | this is from men's fault, inasmuch as they do not ~adhere to
714 3, 1 | take away original sin, inasmuch as "the good of the race
715 3, 2 | each individual - of nature inasmuch as the soul is ~united to
716 3, 2 | results ~from them, however, inasmuch as there is an individual
717 3, 2 | be considered as deified, inasmuch as it becomes the flesh
718 3, 2 | in our way of thinking, inasmuch it is called "nature" as
719 3, 2 | overturned. ~Therefore, inasmuch as the Word has a human
720 3, 2 | meanings, as was said above, inasmuch as person ~signifies after
721 3, 2 | Q[3], A[5]. But Christ, inasmuch as He ~is made man, is contained
722 3, 2 | constitute the species, except inasmuch as it becomes the act of
723 3, 2 | common species, but only inasmuch as either it is ~abstracted
724 3, 2 | first, "by indwelling," ~inasmuch as the Word of God dwelt
725 3, 2 | by unity of intention," inasmuch as the will of the man was
726 3, 2 | thirdly, "by operation," ~inasmuch as they said the man was
727 3, 2 | by greatness of honor," inasmuch as all honor shown to the
728 3, 2 | communication of names, ~inasmuch as we say that this man
729 3, 2 | to accidental union, but inasmuch as the ~Word is seen by
730 3, 2 | by his garment, and also ~inasmuch as the garment is changed,
731 3, 2 | were assumed unto one being inasmuch as this is of the ~nature (
732 3, 2 | soul), but to one ~being inasmuch as this is of the hypostasis
733 3, 2 | Divine and the human nature, inasmuch as they come ~together in
734 3, 2 | be united to a creature inasmuch as the ~creature is really
735 3, 2 | God because of the union, ~inasmuch as it is terminated in the
736 3, 2 | part of the one assuming, inasmuch as assumption means taking
737 3, 2 | in the Father - namely, inasmuch ~as the same suppositum
738 3, 2 | Person may be called a grace, inasmuch as it took ~place without
739 3, 2 | Christ" [Vulg.: 'Christ's'], inasmuch ~as the body is opposed
740 3, 2 | union of the ~Incarnation, inasmuch as it is in the personal
741 3, 2 | to be natural to Christ, inasmuch as He had them ~from His
742 3, 2 | for it is called grace inasmuch as it is not from merit;
743 3, 2 | it ~is said to be natural inasmuch as by the power of the Divine
744 3, 2 | regard to the Divine Nature, inasmuch as the Divine Nature is
745 3, 3 | said to be incommunicable inasmuch as It ~cannot be predicated
746 3, 3 | Person of the ~Word. Hence, inasmuch as the Divine Nature took
747 3, 3 | since ~everything acts, inasmuch as it is a being. Hence
748 3, 3 | in all the ~Persons, but inasmuch as nothing is wanting to
749 3, 3 | the ~temporal nativity, inasmuch as He became incarnate.
750 3, 3 | regard to the Incarnation, inasmuch as He is from ~another,
751 3, 3 | the man was unbegotten, inasmuch as "man" stood for ~the
752 3, 3 | wholly united together, inasmuch as the soul of one would
753 3, 3 | said to be ~one people, inasmuch as they have some one thing
754 3, 3 | related first of all ~thereto, inasmuch as It is one with It from
755 3, 3 | related to the Divine Person, inasmuch as it is assumed ~by the
756 3, 4 | beginning of their creation, ~inasmuch as they are not subject
757 3, 4 | thing is said to be assumed inasmuch as it is taken ~into another.
758 3, 4 | Person "absorbed the person," inasmuch as ~the Divine Person by
759 3, 4 | that a man was assumed, inasmuch as his nature was assumed;
760 3, 4 | nature in the concrete, ~inasmuch as it is in a suppositum;
761 3, 5 | ceased to be in heaven, but inasmuch as He began to be here below
762 3, 5 | effect and cause, i.e. inasmuch as when we see an effect
763 3, 6 | assumed congruously ~only inasmuch as it has a capacity for
764 3, 6 | assumed ~before the flesh, inasmuch as it is against the nature
765 3, 6 | origin and Christ's origin, inasmuch as we ~are conceived before
766 3, 6 | like to God than the parts, inasmuch as it is more ~perfect.~
767 3, 6 | with God is by operation, inasmuch as we know and ~love Him;
768 3, 6 | union is by habitual grace, inasmuch as a ~perfect operation
769 3, 7 | Reply OBJ 2: To Christ, inasmuch as He is the natural Son
770 3, 7 | without grace. ~Likewise, inasmuch as He was the Word of God,
771 3, 7 | by a more perfect mode, inasmuch as one is disposed to ~good
772 3, 7 | praiseworthy in regard to ~riches, inasmuch as anyone does not esteem
773 3, 7 | theological virtue, but inasmuch as He hoped for some other
774 3, 7 | perfect in Himself, but inasmuch as it leads others to a
775 3, 7 | perfections of the soul's powers, inasmuch a[9] these have a ~natural
776 3, 7 | perfect the soul's powers, ~inasmuch as these are moved by the
777 3, 7 | inflicted, as we fear the king inasmuch as he ~has the power of
778 3, 7 | punishment for fault; but inasmuch as it regards the ~Divine
779 3, 7 | had the fulness. ~since inasmuch as His soul was united to
780 3, 7 | and the wisdom of ~God, inasmuch as He is the Eternal Son
781 3, 7 | seer of far-off ~things, inasmuch as he knows and announces
782 3, 7 | passion touched our state, inasmuch as He ~was not merely a "
783 3, 7 | things could be viewed, inasmuch as He was ~not only a "comprehensor,"
784 3, 7 | said to have life fully, ~inasmuch as he has it in all the
785 3, 7 | grace is seen in Christ inasmuch ~as His grace extends to
786 3, 7 | the recipient of grace, inasmuch as faith is of ~the unseen,
787 3, 7 | justified by operating grace, inasmuch as it was rendered just
788 3, 7 | is ~attributed to Christ inasmuch as He is the only-begotten
789 3, 7 | as to essence and power, ~inasmuch as grace is possessed in
790 3, 7 | reference to herself, i.e. inasmuch as she had sufficient ~grace
791 3, 7 | referred to habitual grace, inasmuch as ~the grace of Christ
792 3, 7 | grace in two ways. First ~inasmuch as the very habits of wisdom
793 3, 7 | regards the effects, i.e. ~inasmuch as they do wiser and greater
794 3, 7 | be sent into the world, inasmuch as He assumed human nature;
795 3, 7 | Who is said to be sent inasmuch as He dwells in the mind
796 3, 8 | prostitution" - "Perfection," inasmuch as in the head ~dwell all
797 3, 8 | belongs also to Him as man, ~inasmuch as His manhood is the instrument
798 3, 8 | be the Head of the Church inasmuch as He ~bestows spiritual
799 3, 8 | its proper form and motor. Inasmuch as the soul is its ~form,
800 3, 8 | specifically to man; but inasmuch as the soul is its motor,
801 3, 8 | the power of "influence," inasmuch as it is united ~to the
802 3, 8 | secondarily the body: First, inasmuch as the ~"members of the
803 3, 8 | says (Rm. 6:13): secondly, ~inasmuch as the life of glory flows
804 3, 8 | cause and effect, ~i.e. inasmuch as corporeal things act
805 3, 8 | as His ~habitual grace, inasmuch as He is Man?~Aquin.: SMT
806 3, 8 | distinct from His grace, inasmuch as He is the Head ~of the
807 3, 8 | received." Now He is our Head, inasmuch as we receive from Him.
808 3, 8 | Therefore ~He is our Head, inasmuch as He has the fulness of
809 3, 8 | had the ~fulness of grace, inasmuch as personal grace was in
810 3, 8 | that, Since everything acts inasmuch as it is a being in act, ~
811 3, 8 | transmitted to posterity, inasmuch as the corrupt nature ~corrupts
812 3, 8 | manner the grace of union, inasmuch as it brings about a ~fitness
813 3, 8 | certain intrinsic influence, inasmuch as motive and sensitive
814 3, 8 | certain exterior ~guidance, inasmuch as by sight and the senses,
815 3, 8 | however, from Christ. First, inasmuch as Christ is the Head of
816 3, 8 | reference to a determined state, inasmuch as they are in the ~state
817 3, 8 | foundations and heads, inasmuch as they are members of the
818 3, 8 | the ~principal authority, inasmuch as it is by the door that
819 3, 8 | has the nature of an end, inasmuch as it is sought for under
820 3, 8 | will not ~serve.'" Hence, inasmuch as some are brought to this
821 3, 8 | head of all the wicked, inasmuch as they imitate Him, according
822 3, 8 | Anti-christ is called the head, inasmuch as the wickedness of the
823 3, 9 | that blessed knowledge, inasmuch as he is made in ~the image
824 3, 9 | nature of the rational soul, inasmuch as it cannot reach it of
825 3, 9 | accordance with its nature, ~inasmuch as it is capable of it by
826 3, 9 | Christ an infused knowledge, inasmuch as the Word of ~God imprinted
827 3, 9 | Divine Essence immediately, inasmuch as the ~Divine Essence itself
828 3, 10 | things to some extent belong, inasmuch as all things ~are subject
829 3, 10 | knowable of ~itself, but inasmuch as that in whose power it
830 3, 10 | taken privatively, i.e. ~inasmuch as it has not the form it
831 3, 10 | of itself, is ~unknown: inasmuch as it is, as it were, matter
832 3, 10 | infinite number of things, inasmuch as it knows them not by
833 3, 10 | in a manner has infinity, inasmuch as it can be ~predicated
834 3, 11 | withheld from ~Christ only inasmuch as they imply comparison
835 3, 11 | proportioned to human nature, i.e. inasmuch as He ~knew things by species
836 3, 11 | classes of knowable things, ~inasmuch as what are in one genus
837 3, 11 | distinguished by various habits, inasmuch as it regards more ~particular
838 3, 12 | knowledge: one in ~essence, inasmuch as the habit of knowledge
839 3, 12 | abstraction of species; inasmuch as the active intellect,
840 3, 13 | very nature of the ~thing, inasmuch as action is considered
841 3, 13 | the dead; the third is ~inasmuch as every creature may be
842 3, 13 | transmutation of creatures, ~inasmuch as they may be brought to
843 3, 14 | scourge that struck. Yet inasmuch as such ~necessity is repugnant
844 3, 14 | natural movement of the will, inasmuch ~as it naturally shrinks
845 3, 14 | principles of the human body, inasmuch as it is made up of contraries. ~
846 3, 15 | of sin was nowise in Him; inasmuch, also, as this defect cannot ~
847 3, 15 | considered in two ways. First, ~inasmuch as the sensitive appetite
848 3, 15 | regards what is proper ~to it, inasmuch as the mind sees and enjoys
849 3, 15 | enjoys God; in the body, inasmuch as ~the body "will rise
850 3, 15 | was at once comprehensor, inasmuch ~as He had the beatitude
851 3, 15 | the same time ~wayfarer, inasmuch as He was tending to beatitude,
852 3, 16 | true, but fictitious ~man, inasmuch as they say that the Son
853 3, 16 | figurative expression, ~inasmuch as they are united in something,
854 3, 16 | predicated of this word "God," ~inasmuch as this word "God" stands
855 3, 16 | Word "God" is predicated, inasmuch as "Man" stands ~for the
856 3, 16 | might be called lordly, inasmuch as he is assumed to a ~participation
857 3, 16 | to have been made man, inasmuch as the human nature began
858 3, 16 | of the Son of God, but ~inasmuch as it subsists in human
859 3, 16 | per se" is the same as "inasmuch as ~itself," as is said
860 3, 16 | every man to be a person, inasmuch as ~everything subsisting
861 3, 17 | Duab. Nat.): "Whatever is, inasmuch ~as it is, is one." But
862 3, 17 | because "another thing," inasmuch ~as it refers to a diversity
863 3, 17 | indistinct suppositum, i.e. inasmuch as it underlies ~the nature
864 3, 17 | Everything is said to be a being, inasmuch as it is ~one, for one and
865 3, 17 | not as he is Socrates, but inasmuch as he is white. And ~there
866 3, 17 | beings in Christ - one, inasmuch as He ~is God - the other,
867 3, 17 | He ~is God - the other, inasmuch as He is Man; even as in
868 3, 17 | Socrates we place ~one being inasmuch as he is white, and another
869 3, 17 | he is white, and another inasmuch as he is a man, ~since "
870 3, 17 | relation to these, i.e. inasmuch as ~he would be said to
871 3, 17 | becomes the being of man, inasmuch as the human nature is assumed ~
872 3, 17 | gives being to the body, inasmuch as it ~makes it actually
873 3, 17 | the subsisting person, ~inasmuch as it has a relation to
874 3, 17 | the ~soul is the cause, inasmuch as it perfects human nature
875 3, 18 | its own motion, but only inasmuch ~as it was moved by the
876 3, 18 | or the sensual ~appetite, inasmuch as it naturally obeys reason,
877 3, 18 | be in the sensitive part, inasmuch as it obeys reason. ~Aquin.:
878 3, 18 | Hence the act of the will, inasmuch as it is ~drawn to anything
879 3, 18 | will considered as nature, inasmuch as it shrinks from another'
880 3, 18 | even of friends agree, ~inasmuch as reason considers something
881 3, 18 | comprehensor and wayfarer, inasmuch as ~He was enjoying God
882 3, 18 | regards the sensitive part, inasmuch as it implied a dread of ~
883 3, 19 | divers things operated, inasmuch as the Godhead of Christ
884 3, 19 | the other, which it ~has inasmuch as it is moved by another;
885 3, 19 | itself is to cleave; but inasmuch as it is moved by the craftsman,
886 3, 19 | powers of both natures, but inasmuch as His Divine operation
887 3, 19 | and ~merciful will," i.e. inasmuch as the Father and the Holy
888 3, 19 | have another operation, inasmuch as it is a ~thing. Hence
889 3, 19 | human nature in ~Christ, inasmuch as it is a certain nature,
890 3, 19 | operations concur in one work, inasmuch ~as one nature acts in union
891 3, 19 | somewhat rational and human ~inasmuch as they obey reason, as
892 3, 19 | operations of the sensitive soul inasmuch ~as it is not moved by reason;
893 3, 19 | not moved by reason; but inasmuch as it is moved by reason,
894 3, 19 | some respects to His will, inasmuch as it was His will "that
895 3, 19 | having certain good things, inasmuch as he cooperates with God
896 3, 19 | did He ~merit by charity inasmuch as it was the charity of
897 3, 19 | of a comprehensor, but ~inasmuch as it was that of a wayfarer.
898 3, 19 | this is referred to Christ ~inasmuch as they are His members.~
899 3, 19 | merit extends to others inasmuch as ~they are His members;
900 3, 20 | the degree of goodness, inasmuch as ~the Divine Nature is
901 3, 20 | as regards God's power, ~inasmuch as human nature, even as
902 3, 20 | through its proper act, inasmuch as by its own will it ~obeys
903 3, 20 | is ~attributed to Christ, inasmuch as all that befell Christ
904 3, 20 | upon ~action and passion, inasmuch as it belongs to a servant
905 3, 20 | the servant of ~the Father inasmuch as He is subject to Him.
906 3, 20 | is the head of Himself ~inasmuch as this implies a plurality
907 3, 20 | subservience may be preserved inasmuch as the same one is master
908 3, 20 | between a man and himself inasmuch as the irascible and ~concupiscible
909 3, 21 | from potentiality to act, ~inasmuch as it is the act of something
910 3, 21 | implies a certain ordering inasmuch as we desire something to
911 3, 21 | prayed with His sensuality inasmuch as His prayer expressed ~
912 3, 21 | the heart into the flesh, ~inasmuch as the sensitive appetite
913 3, 22 | and the people: to wit, inasmuch as He bestows Divine things
914 3, 22 | appertains to the angels, inasmuch as ~they also are between
915 3, 22 | satisfied for us fully, inasmuch as "He hath borne our infirmities
916 3, 23 | makes him rich. Wherefore, inasmuch as God, of His ~goodness,
917 3, 24 | predestination and grace, inasmuch as our predestination is
918 3, 25 | with one single adoration, inasmuch as the Word was ~made flesh;
919 3, 25 | adoration of ~"latria," inasmuch as it is united to the Son
920 3, 25 | this in two ~ways. First, inasmuch as it represents a rational
921 3, 25 | rational nature: secondly, ~inasmuch as it is united to it in
922 3, 25 | than to other creatures, ~inasmuch as she is the Mother of
923 3, 26 | Mediator of God and men, ~inasmuch as, by His death, He reconciled
924 3, 26 | dispositively and ministerially: inasmuch ~as they foretold and foreshadowed
925 3, 26 | mediators ~of God and men, inasmuch as they are the ministers
926 3, 26 | Christ is called Mediator, inasmuch as He reconciled us ~to
927 3, 27 | transmitted through the origin, inasmuch as ~through the origin the
928 3, 27 | that of the whole nature: ~inasmuch as the whole human nature
929 3, 27 | the corruption of ~nature, inasmuch as it is the cause of transmitting
930 3, 31 | the conception and birth; inasmuch as a virgin ~conceived and
931 3, 31 | our Lord Jesus Christ": inasmuch as by his carnal origin ~"
932 3, 31 | Adam was the son of ~God, inasmuch as he was created by God."~
933 3, 31 | conception of other men: inasmuch as by ~sexual intercourse
934 3, 31 | race is Christ's kindred, inasmuch as He took ~flesh therefrom.
935 3, 31 | surrenders the tenth to another, inasmuch as the number ten is the
936 3, 31 | priesthood of Melchisedech, inasmuch as he was a figure ~of Christ,
937 3, 34 | than corporeal vision; inasmuch as ~to understand, to will,
938 3, 35 | subsist is said to be only inasmuch as by it ~something is:
939 3, 35 | was conceived and born, ~inasmuch as the Person of the Son
940 3, 35 | are ~specifically diverse, inasmuch as the father is the principle
941 3, 36 | Corner-Stone draw both to Itself; inasmuch as He came 'to choose ~the
942 3, 37 | salvation are pointed out: inasmuch as "by the wonderful ~counsel
943 3, 39 | in a measure, was real, inasmuch as ~it induced men to refrain
944 3, 39 | signified the Holy Ghost, inasmuch as it "descended" when it
945 3, 41 | sometimes found ~wanting, inasmuch as they do certain things
946 3, 46 | indirectly when the body suffers, inasmuch as it is the ~"act of the
947 3, 46 | belonged to Christ's soul, inasmuch as it was blessed, ~to enjoy
948 3, 46 | soul did enjoy ~fruition, inasmuch as it is the subject of
949 3, 47 | the precepts of charity, inasmuch as He ~suffered both out
950 3, 47 | in infirmity." Secondly, inasmuch as, by the ~infusion of
951 3, 47 | offering of a sacrifice, inasmuch ~as He endured death of
952 3, 47 | knew Him to be the heir, ~inasmuch as they knew Him to be the
953 3, 48 | only as an individual, but inasmuch as He is ~the Head of the
954 3, 48 | outward principle: but ~inasmuch as one bears it willingly,
955 3, 48 | Person assuming it - namely, ~inasmuch as it was God's flesh, the
956 3, 48 | said to ~be a curse for us inasmuch as He suffered upon the
957 3, 48 | because Christ's weakness, ~inasmuch as He is God, has a might
958 3, 48 | by way of ~satisfaction, inasmuch as we are liberated by it
959 3, 48 | debt of ~punishment; while inasmuch as we are freed from the
960 3, 49 | by way of ~efficiency, inasmuch as Christ's flesh, wherein
961 3, 49 | from the devil's power, inasmuch as it ~reconciled us with
962 3, 49 | delivered us from the devil, inasmuch as in ~Christ's Passion
963 3, 49 | all, directly - namely, inasmuch ~as Christ's Passion was
964 3, 49 | satisfaction works its effect in us inasmuch as we ~are incorporated
965 3, 49 | to God. In the first way, inasmuch as it takes away sin by ~
966 3, 49 | iniquity." In another way, inasmuch as it is a most ~acceptable
967 3, 49 | he is said to deserve it, inasmuch ~as his unjust will is chastised
968 3, 50 | death that He lost His life inasmuch as He is life in Himself;
969 3, 50 | the medium of the soul, inasmuch as it is through the soul
970 3, 50 | separated from it - namely, inasmuch as by God's ordinance there
971 3, 50 | is considered in ~fact, inasmuch as the separation of soul
972 3, 50 | causality, that is to say, inasmuch as ~the Godhead was not
973 3, 51 | to be accorded to Christ, inasmuch as He was buried by men
974 3, 51 | have been some display, ~inasmuch as they buried Him with
975 3, 52 | His ~Godhead," that is, inasmuch as even before Christ's
976 3, 52 | delivers men ~from Purgatory inasmuch as it is a satisfactory
977 3, 54 | body fell by death; namely, inasmuch as ~the soul which was its
978 3, 54 | greater increase of glory, inasmuch as ~they are the trophies
979 3, 55 | Resurrection by proofs, inasmuch as by most ~evident signs
980 3, 56 | is the efficient cause, inasmuch as Christ's humanity, ~according
981 3, 57 | Christ dwells in His Church: inasmuch as man is made out ~of the
982 3, 57 | to ascend to the Father, inasmuch as He ~ascends to sit on
983 3, 58 | right hand. ~First of all inasmuch as He abides eternally unchangeable
984 3, 58 | right hand of the Father inasmuch ~as He reigns together with
985 3, 58 | as to equality of honor," inasmuch as with the same honor we
986 3, 58 | the ~Father's right hand inasmuch as He is on equality with
987 3, 59 | attributed to the Father, ~inasmuch as He is the Principle of
988 3, 59 | things through the Son, inasmuch as the Son is His ~art,
989 3, 59 | things through the Son, inasmuch as the Son is His ~wisdom
990 3, 59 | is attributed ~to the Son inasmuch as He is the law of the
991 3, 59 | Christ He raises souls," inasmuch as "He is ~the Son of God."
992 3, 59 | them ~to such beatitude, inasmuch as He is their Head and
993 3, 59 | judiciary power is Christ's due ~inasmuch as He is our Head. But the
994 3, 59 | is said in 1 Cor. 2:15, inasmuch as his soul clings to the
995 3, 59 | before His ~Incarnation, inasmuch as He is the Word of God:
996 3, 59 | beginning of the world, ~inasmuch as He is the Word of God.~
997 3, 59 | they are judged by Christ, inasmuch as He is the Truth.~Aquin.:
998 3, 60 | Divine ~wisdom and goodness inasmuch as these are holy in themselves;
999 3, 60 | in themselves; but not ~inasmuch as we are made holy by them.
1000 3, 60 | it ~signifies many things inasmuch as, through being mutually
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