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Part, Question
501 2, 45 | natural diligence which may be directed to both good ~and evil;
502 2, 45 | panourgia}] which is directed only to evil, ~and which
503 2, 45 | prudence, in so far as they are directed to ends. Wherefore he had
504 2, 46 | connected with it, which ~are directed to certain secondary acts
505 2, 47 | like matters a man can be directed, not ~by those things that
506 2, 47 | in so far as they can be directed by ~man to the end of human
507 2, 47 | in the present has to be ~directed. Therefore foresight is
508 2, 47 | particular thing may be rightly directed to its end. ~Hence it is
509 2, 47 | against them caution ~is directed, either that they may be
510 2, 48 | For regnative prudence is directed to the preservation of ~
511 2, 48 | justice in so far as it is directed to the common good, which
512 2, 48 | Ethic. vi, 5) "prudence is ~directed to a good life in general":
513 2, 48 | whereas domestic prudence is ~directed to a particular end, viz.
514 2, 48 | but in so far as it is directed to the common good, it ~
515 2, 48 | matters in the state are directed to the profit of ~individuals,
516 2, 48 | business of soldiering is directed to the ~service belongs
517 2, 49 | those things which are ~directed to the end of virtue, although
518 2, 49 | which human virtues are directed, are ~specified chiefly
519 2, 49 | well) and prudence are ~directed to the same end, as stated
520 2, 49 | 1]), virtue is properly directed to ~an act which it renders
521 2, 49 | well. ~And since counsel is directed to command as to that which
522 2, 49 | deliberating well) is directed to prudence as to a ~principal
523 2, 49 | OBJ 2: Different acts are directed in different degrees to
524 2, 49 | of ~dialectics, which is directed to research and discovery,
525 2, 49 | law) be reckoned a virtue directed to good judgment, ~it seems
526 2, 49 | need for any other virtue directed to good ~command: and consequently
527 2, 50 | counsel, man requires to be directed by God who ~comprehends
528 2, 50 | counsel, ~whereby man is directed as though counseled by God,
529 2, 50 | counsel that man ~should be directed by God, as stated above (
530 2, 50 | the very fact that it is directed by the Holy Ghost, ~is enabled
531 2, 50 | the blessed there are acts directed to an end, or ~resulting,
532 2, 50 | Q[69], A[1]). Now we are directed by ~counsel in all acts
533 2, 50 | in ~all matters that are directed to the end of eternal life
534 2, 51 | except in so far as they are directed to different acts of reason,
535 2, 51 | rashly when they are not ~directed by reason: and this may
536 2, 51 | counsel takes ~cognizance, is directed to the formation of a right
537 2, 53 | regards things ~which are directed to the end of life as a
538 2, 53 | loved lawfully, if it be directed to the good ~of the soul
539 2, 53 | prudence of the flesh is directed to the love of the flesh.~
540 2, 53 | devil," as of a prudence directed to some evil end, which
541 2, 53 | purpose of the reason is directed to an end which is good ~
542 2, 53 | craftiness is a sin if it be ~directed to a good end.~Aquin.: SMT
543 2, 53 | dealings?" Now craftiness is directed to the same object. ~Therefore
544 2, 53 | about temporal things is ~directed to charity as its end, wherefore
545 2, 54 | of the Old Testament are directed to ~the precepts of the
546 2, 54 | of the Old Testament is ~directed to the precepts of the decalogue
547 2, 54 | act of prudence which is directed to the means.~Aquin.: SMT
548 2, 56 | person to whom they are ~directed. Hence about such dealings
549 2, 56 | virtue, since it is not ~directed to knowledge; wherefore
550 2, 56 | proper acceptation can be directed to another in both these
551 2, 56 | the good of a part can be directed to the ~good of the whole.
552 2, 56 | same even though its act be directed ~to a Divine good. Now it
553 2, 56 | of all ~the virtues are directed to a higher end, namely
554 2, 56 | every good of a part can be directed to the good of the ~whole,
555 2, 56 | so that if it be not thus directed it would seem without use
556 2, 56 | justice, whereby a ~man Is directed to the common good. Therefore
557 2, 56 | far as every virtue is directed to the common good by the
558 2, 56 | that it should happen to be directed to a further ~end either
559 2, 56 | others. Now a man can be directed to others in all matters
560 2, 56 | Consequently, since justice is ~directed to others, it is not about
561 2, 56 | are not in themselves directed to another man, which belongs
562 2, 56 | actions, are ~capable of being directed to another man. Consequently
563 2, 56 | another, and we are not directed ~immediately to another
564 2, 56 | but every moral ~virtue is directed to pleasure and pain, as
565 2, 56 | wherefore legal justice which is directed to the common good, ~is
566 2, 56 | particular justice which ~is directed to the good of another individual:
567 2, 57 | indirect object: and in things directed to an end the direct is
568 2, 59 | justice, since justice is directed to the ~common good. Now
569 2, 59 | particular justice is ~directed to the private individual,
570 2, 59 | another. This ~order is directed by commutative justice,
571 2, 59 | single person. ~This order is directed by distributive justice,
572 2, 60 | because restitution is ~directed to the good of the person
573 2, 60 | Since restitution is chiefly directed to the compensation ~for
574 2, 61 | dispensation of spiritualities is directed chiefly to the common good, ~
575 2, 62 | far as they are naturally directed to man's use, as the ~imperfect
576 2, 62 | use, as the ~imperfect is directed to the perfect. Now every
577 2, 62 | perfect. Now every part is directed to the ~whole, as imperfect
578 2, 62 | evildoer ~in so far as it is directed to the welfare of the whole
579 2, 62 | adultery is not necessarily ~directed to the preservation of one'
580 2, 63 | as the whole of ~man is directed as to his end to the whole
581 2, 63 | it may nevertheless be directed to the good of the community,
582 2, 63 | of the entire man is not directed to something ~belonging
583 2, 63 | whatever belongs to man is directed to ~his life. Hence in no
584 2, 63 | removal of a member can be directed to the ~good of one man,
585 2, 64 | according to His providence, directed certain things to the sustenance
586 2, 64 | Now theft and robbery are directed ~to the same end, viz. the
587 2, 70 | Reply OBJ 1: Reviling is not directed to the end of pride which
588 2, 71 | unfrequently backbiting is directed against good persons, with
589 2, 74 | intention of the speaker is directed not ~to evil but to good.~
590 2, 75 | prevents gain from being ~directed to some necessary or even
591 2, 75 | trading, both because it is directed to worldly gain, which ~
592 2, 75 | kind of exchange, which is directed to supply the ~necessaries
593 2, 78 | all the ~virtues that are directed to another person may by
594 2, 78 | in two ways may a virtue directed to ~another person fall
595 2, 79 | choice should be resolutely directed as to ~our last end; and
596 2, 79 | elicits, and by which man is directed to God ~alone, for instance,
597 2, 79 | answer that, Since virtue is directed to the good, wherever there
598 2, 79 | good to ~which religion is directed, is to give due honor to
599 2, 79 | action deals with matters ~directed to that end. Now the theological
600 2, 79 | performs certain deeds directed to God: and so Augustine
601 2, 79 | passions, but in actions directed to God, by establishing
602 2, 79 | answer that, Whatever is directed to an end takes its goodness
603 2, 79 | bodily actions, seems to be directed properly to ~the relief
604 2, 80 | itself and whatever ~is directed to the end, as stated above (
605 2, 80 | will itself about ~things directed to the end, or acts of the
606 2, 80 | Further, by religion man is directed to God alone, as stated ~
607 2, 80 | A[1]). But devotion is directed also to men; for we speak ~
608 2, 81 | 140:2): "Let my prayer be directed ~as incense in Thy sight":
609 2, 81 | our prayers ought to be ~directed to the acquisition of grace
610 2, 81 | and afterwards whatever is directed ~to the end. Now our end
611 2, 81 | Body Para. 3/3 ~We are directed to beatitude accidentally
612 2, 81 | precedes the things that are directed to the ~end, and attainment
613 2, 81 | whereby an inferior is directed to something. Accordingly
614 2, 82 | answer that, Adoration is directed to the reverence of the
615 2, 82 | it ~proceeds from and is directed to spiritual devotion.~Aquin.:
616 2, 82 | Further, exterior adoration is directed to interior adoration. ~
617 2, 83 | outward acts of religion are directed to the inward acts. Again
618 2, 83 | an act of one ~virtue is directed to the end of another virtue
619 2, 83 | the very fact ~that it was directed to fornication. Accordingly,
620 2, 83 | of the other virtues are directed to the reverence ~of God,
621 2, 83 | sacrifices which are specially ~directed to the Divine worship, not
622 2, 85 | no particular portion was directed to be ~given to the ministers
623 2, 85 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Things directed to an end must be judged
624 2, 86 | command, in so far as it is ~directed to the reverence of God
625 2, 86 | to solemnity seem to be directed, not to God, but to men.
626 2, 87 | 3: Further, swearing is directed to the purpose of confirming
627 2, 88 | Irrational creatures are directed to their own actions by ~
628 2, 88 | Now the action of what is directed and moved is also ~the action
629 2, 89 | the sacred writers, are directed respectively to ~the Blessed
630 2, 90 | those things whereby we are ~directed to God, as stated above (
631 2, 91 | Now the divine worship is directed to the ~glorification of
632 2, 93 | But all divination is directed ~to one end, namely, the
633 2, 93 | earthly honors, which are directed to the disposal of earthly
634 2, 93 | iron or boiling water is directed to the ~investigation of
635 2, 93 | unlawful, ~both because it is directed to the judgment of the occult,
636 2, 94 | secondly, through ~being directed to an evil end, as when
637 2, 94 | God; moreover, they are directed to a good end, namely, the ~
638 2, 94 | 1/1~Whether observances directed to the alteration of bodies,
639 2, 94 | would seem that observances directed to the alteration of ~bodies,
640 2, 94 | 1/1~Whether observances directed to the purpose of fortune-telling
641 2, 94 | would seem that observances directed to the purpose of ~fortune-telling
642 2, 97 | inasmuch as various sins are directed to ~the end of one sin,
643 2, 97 | the holiness of a place is directed to ~the holiness of man,
644 2, 98 | spiritual things through being directed thereto, ~for instance the
645 2, 98 | right of patronage, which is directed to the ~presentation of
646 2, 98 | sacred vessels, ~which are directed to the use of the sacraments.
647 2, 98 | that a ~man's service is directed to some kind of usefulness,
648 2, 98 | of a temporary favor is directed to some kind of ~usefulness
649 2, 98 | prelate a lawful service, directed to ~spiritual things (e.g.
650 2, 98 | service be unlawful, or ~directed to carnal things (e.g. a
651 2, 99 | whereby man is primarily directed to God, so again piety is
652 2, 101 | latria." Now the virtue directed to God as Lord is not distinct ~
653 2, 101 | distinct ~from that which is directed to Him as God. Therefore
654 2, 102 | greater than that which is directed to the end. Therefore if
655 2, 102 | to the poor, unless one directed these things to the fulfilment
656 2, 103 | God's will is essentially directed to the ~good, the greater
657 2, 103 | man's will is not always directed to the ~greater good: hence,
658 2, 104 | effect must needs always be ~directed to the end of the agent.
659 2, 106 | For if his intention is directed ~chiefly to the evil of
660 2, 106 | the avenger's intention be directed chiefly to some good, ~to
661 2, 107 | In the first ~place it is directed to another, since the manifestation,
662 2, 107 | to be an act of truth, is directed to another, inasmuch as
663 2, 108 | lying is diminished if it be directed ~to some good - either of
664 2, 108 | precepts of the decalogue are directed to the ~love of God and
665 2, 109 | Now ~guile and fraud are directed chiefly to deception, and
666 2, 109 | person whose ~intention is directed to both the above, one,
667 2, 112 | A[3]), since ~virtue is directed to good, wherever there
668 2, 112 | common with justice it is directed to ~another person, even
669 2, 115 | then, every virtue is directed to happiness, it seems that
670 2, 115 | is an act of virtue, is directed ~to happiness.~Aquin.: SMT
671 2, 115 | all external goods are ~directed to man's use. Hence the
672 2, 115 | money, in so far as ~it is directed to facilitate the use of
673 2, 115 | justice: ~first, that it is directed chiefly to another, as justice
674 2, 115 | which, in a manner, are directed to the common ~good, one
675 2, 115 | those virtues which are directed to the Divine good. For
676 2, 115 | and in this ~way it is directed to all the aforesaid goods.
677 2, 116 | virtues, by which man is directed to God. ~Nor again is it
678 2, 116 | measure: since whatever is directed to an end must needs be
679 2, 116 | ends of other ~vices are directed. But this does not apply
680 2, 116 | but rather of something directed to an ~end, as stated in
681 2, 116 | hand, prodigality is not directed to an end that is ~desirable
682 2, 116 | It is true that money is directed to something else as its ~
683 2, 116 | of a different kind being directed to its end; seeing that
684 2, 117 | prodigality seems always to be directed to ~some unlawful end, for
685 2, 117 | goods. Especially is it directed to pleasures, wherefore
686 2, 117 | even as all virtues are ~directed by prudence: wherefore if
687 2, 119 | Further, the gift of piety is directed by the gift of knowledge, ~
688 2, 120 | sole virtue whereby we are ~directed to another. Now we are directed
689 2, 120 | directed to another. Now we are directed to another by all the precepts ~
690 2, 120 | in so far as these are directed to one's neighbor, just
691 2, 120 | in so far as ~these are directed to God. Hence neither precepts
692 2, 120 | Wherefore since man was ~to be directed to virtue by means of the
693 2, 120 | religion, whereby man is duly ~directed to God, Who is the last
694 2, 120 | manner a ~bodily work that is directed to the bodily well-being
695 2, 120 | precepts of the decalogue are directed to the love of ~God and
696 2, 120 | except in so far as they are directed to a future ~reward, as
697 2, 120 | consent of the will, which is directed to deed or pleasure. ~Aquin.:
698 2, 121 | 7) Whether its action is directed to its own good?~(8) Whether
699 2, 121 | 1~OBJ 3: Further, war is directed to the preservation of a
700 2, 121 | the act of fortitude is directed not to fortitude but to
701 2, 121 | be better ~than what is directed to the end. Therefore the
702 2, 121 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: Virtue is directed to the good of reason which
703 2, 121 | evils. And fortitude is directed to ~evils of the body, as
704 2, 122 | only in so far as it is ~directed to some good consisting
705 2, 122 | most account ~which are directed to the common good, since "
706 2, 124 | own life and ~whatever is directed thereto; and to do so in
707 2, 125 | far praiseworthy as ~it is directed by reason.~Aquin.: SMT SS
708 2, 130 | the end of every vice is directed to the end of pride, so
709 2, 130 | nature are such as to be directed ~to the end of a certain
710 2, 130 | according to Ethic. iv, is directed sometimes to gain, ~but
711 2, 132 | Now works done by men are directed to an end: and no end of
712 2, 132 | expenditure is ~that which is directed to Divine sacrifices": and
713 2, 132 | since its chief effect is directed to religion or holiness.~
714 2, 132 | the ~aspect of expenditure directed to the production of some
715 2, 133 | hinders this from being directed to the end of ~another vice,
716 2, 134 | the moral virtues are ~directed to the good, inasmuch as
717 2, 134 | Further, all the virtues are directed to the good of the soul. ~
718 2, 134 | by their very nature are directed to good. For it ~is virtue
719 2, 137 | the gift of ~fortitude is directed by the gift of counsel,
720 2, 138 | Now the precepts are directed to ~the virtues as to their
721 2, 138 | that, Precepts of law are directed to the end intended by the ~
722 2, 138 | to human laws, they are directed to certain earthly goods,
723 2, 139 | the rule ~of whatever is directed to the end. Now all the
724 2, 139 | are at man's disposal, are directed to some necessity of this
725 2, 140 | food and sex, which are ~directed to the preservation of nature.
726 2, 140 | good: because fortitude is directed to the common ~good more
727 2, 140 | food and sex which are directed to the preservation of life.
728 2, 141 | two ~kinds. For some are directed to nourishment: and in these
729 2, 141 | sobriety." Other pleasures are directed to the power of procreation,
730 2, 145 | is virtuous through being directed by reason to ~some virtuous [
731 2, 145 | virtue, in so far as it is directed to the end of that virtue,
732 2, 145 | necessary. Now bodily works are ~directed to temporal gain; and pilgrimages,
733 2, 145 | and pilgrimages, though directed to spiritual ~things, are
734 2, 145 | Therefore, since fasting is ~directed to a spiritual gain, and
735 2, 145 | above (AA[1],3), fasting is directed to two ~things, the deletion
736 2, 145 | AA[1],3,5), fasting is directed to the ~deletion and prevention
737 2, 146 | First, with regard to things directed to the end, inasmuch as
738 2, 146 | only such things as are directed to the end, for instance
739 2, 146 | merely in regard of things directed to the end.~Aquin.: SMT
740 2, 146 | true that food itself is directed to something as its ~end:
741 2, 146 | the toil of man's life is ~directed thereto, according to Eccles.
742 2, 146 | desirable, not in itself, but as directed to something else: wherefore ~
743 2, 146 | inordinate passions are directed to joy or sorrow, as stated
744 2, 149 | pleasures of touch ~which are directed to the maintenance of nature.
745 2, 149 | matter ~of abstinence, are directed to venereal pleasures, which
746 2, 149 | except in so far as they are directed to ~pleasures of touch.
747 2, 149 | pleasures of the palate, ~though directed somewhat to venereal pleasures,
748 2, 149 | pleasures, are essentially directed ~to the preservation of
749 2, 149 | union. Therefore purity is directed to chastity, ~not as a virtue
750 2, 150 | reason requires that things directed to an end should ~be used
751 2, 150 | those that are ~external are directed to those which belong to
752 2, 150 | belong to the body are directed to those which belong to
753 2, 150 | belong to the active life are directed to those ~which belong to
754 2, 150 | i, 2). Now marriage is directed to ~the common good: for
755 2, 150 | active life. Now virginity is directed to the ~good of the soul
756 2, 150 | whereas marriage is ~directed to the good of the body,
757 2, 150 | always excels ~that which is directed to the end; and the more
758 2, 150 | effectively a thing is ~directed to the end, the better it
759 2, 151 | just as the use of ~food is directed to the preservation of life
760 2, 151 | the ~use of venereal acts directed to the preservation of the
761 2, 151 | attaching to a venereal ~act directed according to reason, is
762 2, 151 | the desire for the things directed to the end. With regard ~
763 2, 152 | the union of the sexes is directed to the common good of the
764 2, 152 | are not sinful except as directed to those that he had mentioned ~
765 2, 152 | prohibition was apparently directed specially to those persons ~
766 2, 152 | sexual intercourse, ~being directed to the common good, is subject
767 2, 152 | virtue ~or vice, that is directed to the end of another virtue
768 2, 152 | observance of chastity, by being directed to ~the worship of God,
769 2, 152 | Reply OBJ 1: Lust, by being directed to another vice as its end,
770 2, 152 | lust in so far as it is directed to another vice as its end,
771 2, 152 | Further, lust regards acts directed to human generation, as ~
772 2, 155 | in itself, ~but only as directed to something else, for instance
773 2, 156 | the sensitive appetite is directed against vice and in ~accordance
774 2, 156 | of movement in the will ~directed to punishment by the judgment
775 2, 158 | virtue: ~since virtue is directed to good; and "good," according
776 2, 159 | intended to treat of virtues as directed to ~civic life, wherein
777 2, 160 | through other sins being directed to the end of pride which
778 2, 160 | excellence, to which may be directed anything that is ~inordinately
779 2, 161 | possible for his appetite to be directed ~to an inordinate end. Now
780 2, 163 | addressed to the serpent were ~directed to him who wrought through
781 2, 164 | those things to which man is directed by his ~knowledge. Hence
782 2, 164 | of which requires to be ~directed by knowledge. Now the virtues
783 2, 164 | so far as is previously directed by the knowing reason. Hence ~
784 2, 164 | in man's ~appetite being directed aright in applying the cognitive
785 2, 164 | to which studiousness is directed, whereas the trouble of ~
786 2, 165 | of the appetite or study directed ~to the learning of truth
787 2, 165 | of such knowledge is not directed in due ~manner to the knowledge
788 2, 165 | knowledge of sensible things is directed to two ~things. For in the
789 2, 165 | in other animals, it is ~directed to the upkeep of the body,
790 2, 165 | the second place, ~it is directed in a manner special to man,
791 2, 165 | sensitive knowledge is not directed to something useful, but
792 2, 165 | knowledge of sensible things ~is directed to something harmful, as
793 2, 165 | as looking on a woman is directed to ~lust: even so the busy
794 2, 165 | other people's actions is directed to ~detraction. on the other
795 2, 166 | is either about actions directed to ~another person, as justice,
796 2, 166 | bodily movements are not directed to another ~person, nor
797 2, 166 | pertaining to man ~being directed by his reason. Now it is
798 2, 166 | of ~outward movements is directed somewhat to other persons,
799 2, 166 | outward movements we are ~directed to other persons, the moderation
800 2, 166 | playful actions ~are not directed to something else." But
801 2, 166 | 4/4~Now these things are directed according to the rule of
802 2, 166 | in their species are ~not directed to an end: but the pleasure
803 2, 166 | derived from such actions is ~directed to the recreation and rest
804 2, 167 | dress, in so far as dress is directed to the body's comfort. Thirdly, ~
805 2, 167 | 4: In the case of an art directed to the production of goods ~
806 2, 169 | things to which prophecy is ~directed.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[171] A[
807 2, 170 | that the lowest things are directed by middle things. Now the ~
808 2, 170 | And since prophecy is ~directed to the good of others, it
809 2, 171 | but not so that they be directed to the representation of ~
810 2, 171 | 3: Further, prophecy is directed for man's enlightenment;
811 2, 172 | imaginary vision, man is ~directed to know or do things pertaining
812 2, 172 | goes ~on. For prophecy is directed to the knowledge of Divine
813 2, 172 | above (A[2]), prophecy is directed to the ~knowledge of Divine
814 2, 172 | we speak ~of prophecy as directed to the Godhead as its end,
815 2, 173 | things whereunto he is ~directed naturally: provided this
816 2, 173 | its term to which man is directed both by nature ~and by his
817 2, 174 | Further, that whereby we are directed to God is seemingly more ~
818 2, 174 | than that whereby we are directed to men. Now, by the gift
819 2, 174 | gift of ~tongues, man is directed to God, whereas by prophecy
820 2, 174 | whereas by prophecy he is directed to ~man; for it is written (
821 2, 174 | gift of prophecy man is directed to God in his mind, ~which
822 2, 174 | more excellent than being directed to Him in his tongue. "He ~
823 2, 174 | hand, by prophecy a man is directed both to God and to man; ~
824 2, 175 | the grace of the word is directed to the ~profit of others.
825 2, 176 | that no gratuitous grace is directed to the working ~of miracles.
826 2, 176 | the gratuitous graces are directed. Now just as the ~knowledge
827 2, 176 | reasons. First, because it is directed to the confirmation of faith, ~
828 2, 177 | occupations of human actions, if directed to the ~requirements of
829 2, 177 | human occupations that are ~directed to the consideration of
830 2, 178 | contemplative life is chiefly directed to the ~contemplation of
831 2, 178 | contrary, The moral virtues are directed to external actions. Now ~
832 2, 179 | whatever he needs." Now ~we are directed in our relations to others,
833 2, 179 | which the active life is directed.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[181] A[
834 2, 179 | that the moral virtues are directed chiefly, not to ~the contemplation
835 2, 179 | justice by which one man ~is directed in his relations towards
836 2, 179 | Even as the virtue that is directed to the end of another ~virtue
837 2, 179 | A[6]), if one ~thing be directed to another as its end, it
838 2, 179 | the thing to which it is directed: for ~instance "he who commits
839 2, 179 | knowledge of prudence is directed to the works of the ~moral
840 2, 179 | prudence, which is of itself directed to the works of ~the moral
841 2, 179 | truth inwardly, so as to be directed thereby ~in his outward
842 2, 180 | while the active life is directed to something else. Hence
843 2, 180 | The contemplative life is directed to the love of God, not ~
844 2, 180 | far as the active life is directed by the contemplative. Even
845 2, 181 | that his head should ~be directed upwards, his feet set firmly
846 2, 181 | members of ~the Church is directed to three things: perfection,
847 2, 182 | whereto the other states are directed. For the consideration ~
848 2, 182 | only ~such things as are directed to the end, as the Philosopher
849 2, 182 | like the commandments, are ~directed to charity; yet not in the
850 2, 182 | precepts of charity, are directed to the removal of things ~
851 2, 182 | whereas ~the counsels are directed to the removal of things
852 2, 182 | their cure. Their order is ~directed to some act in the Divine
853 2, 182 | the religious state is directed to the contemplative ~life,
854 2, 182 | the episcopal ~state is directed. For Gregory says (Pastor.
855 2, 184 | R.O. 4 Para. 2/2~Man is directed to future happiness by charity;
856 2, 184 | The episcopal state is not directed to the attainment of ~perfection,
857 2, 184 | though ~they need to be directed to the acquisition of perfection,
858 2, 184 | whereunto the religious vow ~is directed is the perfection of charity,
859 2, 184 | religious vow, but this is directed to them as its end.~Aquin.:
860 2, 184 | religious observances are directed to the three ~aforesaid
861 2, 184 | actions whereby a man is directed to the end ~of religion,
862 2, 184 | obedience, while all others are directed to these. ~Consequently
863 2, 185 | the religious ~state is directed to the attainment of the
864 2, 185 | answer that, Manual labor is directed to four things. First and ~
865 2, 185 | hands." Secondly, it ~is directed to the removal of idleness
866 2, 185 | much evil." Thirdly, it is directed to the ~curbing of concupiscence,
867 2, 185 | chastity." Fourthly, it is directed to almsgiving, wherefore ~
868 2, 185 | so far as manual labor is directed to obtaining food, it ~comes
869 2, 185 | end: since that which is directed to an end derives its necessity
870 2, 185 | so far as manual labor is directed to the removal of idleness,
871 2, 185 | so far as manual labor is directed ~to almsgiving, it does
872 2, 186 | a religious order can be directed to soldiering?~(4) Whether
873 2, 186 | religious order that is directed to the contemplative life ~
874 2, 186 | excellent than one that is directed to the active life?~(7)
875 2, 186 | things to which they may be directed: thus one ~may be directed
876 2, 186 | directed: thus one ~may be directed to the lodging of pilgrims,
877 2, 186 | different ~religious orders were directed to the same end and in the
878 2, 186 | every ~religious order is directed to the contemplative life,
879 2, 186 | religious order can be ~directed to the active life.~Aquin.:
880 2, 186 | religious life can be fittingly directed to the active life.~Aquin.:
881 2, 186 | the religious state is directed ~to the perfection of charity,
882 2, 186 | religious orders are fittingly directed to the works of the active
883 2, 186 | monastic profession, and are directed ~especially to the contemplative
884 2, 186 | a religious order can be directed to soldiering?~Aquin.: SMT
885 2, 186 | no religious order can be directed to ~soldiering. For all
886 2, 186 | not in so far as they ~are directed to a worldly object. Now
887 2, 186 | occupation of soldiering may be ~directed to the assistance of our
888 2, 186 | great honor." It can also be directed to the upkeep of divine ~
889 2, 186 | the ~soldiering which is directed to the service of God is
890 2, 186 | in so far as ~they are directed to the good of our neighbor,
891 2, 186 | we are now speaking is directed chiefly to the consideration
892 2, 186 | which consideration man is ~directed by study; for which reason
893 2, 186 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: Study is directed to knowledge which, without
894 2, 186 | religious order which is directed to the greater good is better. ~
895 2, 186 | religious orders that are directed to ~the active life are
896 2, 186 | excellent than those which are directed to the ~contemplative life. ~
897 2, 186 | every religious order is directed to the perfection of ~charity,
898 2, 186 | those ~religious who are directed to military service, and
899 2, 186 | certain religious orders ~directed to the active life should
900 2, 186 | stricter observance than ~those directed to the contemplative life.
901 2, 186 | preferable to another, if it ~be directed to an end that is absolutely
902 2, 186 | greater good or because it is directed to more goods. If, however, ~
903 2, 186 | held by those which are directed to teaching and preaching,
904 2, 186 | belongs to those which are directed to contemplation, ~and the
905 2, 186 | excels another through being directed to higher action in the
906 2, 186 | excel another if it be ~directed to more of these actions
907 2, 186 | refers to the active life as directed to the ~salvation of souls.~
908 2, 186 | because its observances are directed by greater discretion to
909 2, 186 | flesh is more efficaciously directed to ~continence by means
910 2, 186 | good. And since religion is directed to ~the perfection of charity,
911 2, 186 | that a religious ~order directed to the bodily actions of
912 2, 186 | religious orders which are directed to the ~contemplative life
913 2, 186 | religious order which is directed to the bodily actions of
914 2, 186 | possession of a religious order directed to contemplation should
915 2, 186 | religious orders that are directed to the works whether ~corporal
916 2, 186 | religious orders that are ~directed to contemplation.~Aquin.:
917 2, 187 | charity, ~and the counsels are directed to them, not that these
918 2, 187 | precepts are secondary and are directed to the precepts of charity;
919 2, 187 | end in relation to things directed to the end. But the observance
920 2, 187 | apart from the counsels is directed to ~the observance of the
921 2, 187 | religious state is chiefly directed to the attachment ~of perfection,
922 2, 187 | which religious orders are ~directed are those whereby a man
923 2, 187 | which a religious order ~is directed, and secondarily on the
924 3, 1 | Incarnation of Christ is chiefly directed to taking ~away actual sins.~
925 3, 6 | reason of things being ~directed to God as to their end;
926 3, 6 | since lower creatures are directed to God ~by higher, as Dionysius
927 3, 21 | to be righteous and to be directed to God, He adds: ~'Nevertheless
928 3, 24 | predestinated is to be directed towards salvation, which
929 3, 24 | by ~reason of his being directed to the end of beatitude:
930 3, 42 | His apostles, should be directed at first to the Jews ~alone.
931 3, 68 | confession, since it is directed to the person of the minister,
932 3, 71 | without. But exorcisms are directed against those assaults of
933 3, 71 | done ~in the exorcism, are directed to the removal of the impediments.
934 3, 72 | Church's ~ordinations are directed by the wisdom of Christ.
935 3, 77 | consequently their action can be ~directed to a substantial form instrumentally,
936 3, 82 | intention of all should be directed to ~the same instant of
937 3, 83 | point out that his prayer is directed to God for the people, according
938 3, 85 | the virtue of ~penance is directed against sin, through love
939 Suppl, 2 | out each sin, unless it be directed to each. For ~this reason
940 Suppl, 3 | taken in so far as it is directed to all ~one's sins together,
941 Suppl, 7 | act of confession can be directed to the end of many virtues.~
942 Suppl, 9 | Further, confession is directed to satisfaction. But satisfaction ~
943 Suppl, 12| such a virtue through being directed to such and such an act.
944 Suppl, 12| whose end it is immediately directed, ~but is commanded by that
945 Suppl, 12| habit to whose end it is directed ultimately, ~hence satisfaction
946 Suppl, 15| pride of ~life." Fasting is directed against concupiscence of
947 Suppl, 17| OBJ 1: The same power is directed to two things, of which
948 Suppl, 17| other, as heat, in fire, is directed to make a thing hot ~and
949 Suppl, 17| power of consecrating is directed to only one act of ~another
950 Suppl, 17| power of the keys, which is directed to different acts, ~although
951 Suppl, 18| Further, rational powers are directed to opposites. But the power
952 Suppl, 18| with it. ~Therefore it is directed to opposites. Therefore
953 Suppl, 21| prays, which ~intention is directed to the person he prays for,
954 Suppl, 26| person who did them ~being directed in some way to the person
955 Suppl, 26| person's intention may be directed to another in three ways, ~
956 Suppl, 27| another. Now an ~indulgence is directed to the remission of punishment,
957 Suppl, 29| effect, is nevertheless directed towards that principal ~
958 Suppl, 29| which, as a sacramental, is directed to a sacrament ~consisting
959 Suppl, 35| the sacrament of Order ~is directed to counteract the defect
960 Suppl, 35| power. Now some Orders are directed only to certain bodily ~
961 Suppl, 35| some degree of authority directed to the ~dispensation of
962 Suppl, 37| Orders of ~the Church are directed to the hierarchical acts.
963 Suppl, 37| the sacrament of Order is directed to the sacrament of the ~
964 Suppl, 37| For the power of ~Order is directed either to the consecration
965 Suppl, 37| co-operation of the ministers is directed either to ~the sacrament
966 Suppl, 37| Secondly, there is the ministry directed to the disposal ~of the
967 Suppl, 37| there is the ministry directed to the proffering of the
968 Suppl, 37| empty cruet. The ministry directed to the preparation of the ~
969 Suppl, 37| the Order of readers is directed, who are ~therefore entrusted
970 Suppl, 37| the order of ~exorcists is directed. Thus the reason and number
971 Suppl, 37| not as sacraments, but ~as directed to hierarchical actions.
972 Suppl, 37| Reply OBJ 3: The orders are directed to the sacrament of the
973 Suppl, 37| offering of oblations are acts directed immediately to God. Therefore ~
974 Suppl, 37| sacrament of ~orders is directed to the sacrament of the
975 Suppl, 37| whereby it is most nearly ~directed to the sacrament of the
976 Suppl, 37| as one act is more nearly directed ~to that same sacrament.
977 Suppl, 37| because many things are directed to the ~Eucharist, as being
978 Suppl, 37| 1~Reply OBJ 2: Acts are directed immediately to God in two
979 Suppl, 37| exercises acts immediately directed to God; because to impersonate
980 Suppl, 37| consecration of a church is directed to the purpose that Mass
981 Suppl, 38| the sacrament of Order is directed to the ~Eucharist, as accessory
982 Suppl, 40| whereunto the priestly ~power is directed. Therefore there should
983 Suppl, 40| AA[2],4), every Order is ~directed to the sacrament of the
984 Suppl, 40| character ~is specially directed to the sacrament of the
985 Suppl, 40| are several authorities directed to one ~purpose, there must
986 Suppl, 41| SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY AS DIRECTED TO AN OFFICE OF NATURE (
987 Suppl, 41| must treat of it (1) as ~directed to an office of nature; (
988 Suppl, 41| moment man is not being directed, he was previously ~directed
989 Suppl, 41| directed, he was previously ~directed by his reason.~Aquin.: SMT
990 Suppl, 41| move without being either directed by reason, and ~thus it
991 Suppl, 41| act of virtue, or not so directed, and then it will be ~an
992 Suppl, 42| Consequently matrimony as ~directed to the begetting of children,
993 Suppl, 42| institution, that it is directed to ~fulfill an office of
994 Suppl, 42| Further, the grace that is directed against the wound of sin
995 Suppl, 42| yet in so far as they are directed according to ~reason they
996 Suppl, 42| Further, this sacrament is directed to the preservation of the ~
997 Suppl, 43| Further, a betrothal is directed to marriage. But for marriage ~
998 Suppl, 44| be a joining. Now things directed to one ~purpose are said
999 Suppl, 44| marriage certain persons are directed to one ~begetting and upbringing
1000 Suppl, 44| this joining, through being directed to some one ~thing, is matrimony;
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