Part, Question

1001   3, 80  |                 But since this is to be ~understood in the sense of decency,
1002   3, 80  |               any other food must not be understood absolutely of all ~time,
1003   3, 80  |                sacrament: but it must be understood of the same day; and ~although
1004   3, 81  |            chalice"; but it is not to be understood that He took them merely ~
1005   3, 81  |                  and drink," it is to be understood that ~He Himself, in taking
1006   3, 81  |                 of His own body ~He both understood and prepared; yet differently
1007   3, 81  |              lxii in Joan.), "it must be understood ~that our Lord had already
1008   3, 82  |              when ~summoned," it must be understood that He comes, not through
1009   3, 82  |            similar authorities are to be understood in this ~sense, that the
1010   3, 82  |                   However, this is to be understood of ~one who is notorious,
1011   3, 83  |                 additional word "all" is understood in the Gospels, although
1012   3, 84  |               The words of Leo are to be understood of the prayer that ~precedes
1013   3, 84  |               gloss should apparently be understood as referring to ~the man
1014   3, 84  |             other hand, joy and sorrow, ~understood thus, be not of the same
1015   3, 86  |             words of Augustine should be understood thus: "So ~great is the
1016   3, 89  |                 3: This statute is to be understood as applying to those who ~
1017 Suppl, 6 |             where there is none, may be ~understood in two ways: first, as referring
1018 Suppl, 9 |               OBJ 1: These words must be understood as referring to the ~receiving
1019 Suppl, 9 |                 2: Further, some are not understood by their own priests on
1020 Suppl, 10|            result, in which sense it is ~understood here, because the result
1021 Suppl, 12|                 element of virtue can be understood in two ways. ~First, as
1022 Suppl, 14|                 the pains of hell can be understood in two ~ways: first, as
1023 Suppl, 20|           forgiving ~sins, this is to be understood of the power which results
1024 Suppl, 23|                  This, however, is to be understood of children who have not ~
1025 Suppl, 24|                absolved ~from one, he is understood to be absolved from all,
1026 Suppl, 25|                 This, however, is to ~be understood of those cases in which
1027 Suppl, 29|                 of this sacrament may be understood in the act ~of anointing,
1028 Suppl, 37|               Gospels, and this power is understood to ~contain the other; wherefore
1029 Suppl, 40|                answer that, Order may be understood in two ways. In one way
1030 Suppl, 40|                in which it is ~generally understood.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[40] A[
1031 Suppl, 43|             proper age, whence they are ~understood to consent to what others
1032 Suppl, 48|                intercourse ~is not to be understood, except as an effect is
1033 Suppl, 53|                so that the comparison be understood ~as to the genus and not
1034 Suppl, 53|                 nevertheless a person is understood ~to have taken it by the
1035 Suppl, 54|                 mother": which cannot be understood of cohabitation, and ~consequently
1036 Suppl, 55|                  19:6). Since then it is understood that what the Church does
1037 Suppl, 62|                 This permission is to be understood as an absence of ~prohibition:
1038 Suppl, 65|              done to thyself," should be understood with the ~proviso that there
1039 Suppl, 65|                  from Gregory are to be ~understood as comparing vices in their
1040 Suppl, 66|                Reply OBJ 3: This must be understood of punishments consequent
1041 Suppl, 67|           because the defilement must be understood not in ~reference to sin,
1042 Suppl, 69|                    Secondly, they may be understood to go forth for ~a time:
1043 Suppl, 70|             saying of Augustine is to be understood as meaning ~that the soul
1044 Suppl, 71|                stead a ~thing is done is understood to do it himself as Dionysius
1045 Suppl, 72|             saying of Augustine is to be understood as referring to ~the natural
1046 Suppl, 72|                 sea two things are to be understood, namely the ~substance of
1047 Suppl, 74|              that these words are to be ~understood otherwise, namely of the
1048 Suppl, 76|               Reply OBJ 3: That which is understood as though it were in matter ~
1049 Suppl, 80|               Thus then ~one line may be understood as being distinct from another,
1050 Suppl, 80|              mathematical line, which is understood apart from ~matter). Accordingly
1051 Suppl, 80|            itself: and this can only be ~understood in two ways. First, by a
1052 Suppl, 80|               smaller than itself may be understood by a ~variation of place;
1053 Suppl, 85|              words." ~Now this cannot be understood as referring to the inner
1054 Suppl, 88|                    This diminishment is ~understood by some to mean a real lessening
1055 Suppl, 88|              animals and ~plants must be understood in reference to the movement
1056 Suppl, 89|                 if ~anyone in seeing God understood what he saw, he saw not
1057 Suppl, 89|               the likeness of the object understood, which ~likeness is the
1058 Suppl, 89|                 in our ~intellect, to be understood by us, except in so far
1059 Suppl, 89|                the same as that which is understood" (De Anima iii). Now God
1060 Suppl, 89|                 principles, so the ~idea understood is not diversified in me
1061 Suppl, 89|            intellect ~separates the idea understood from the imaginary forms,
1062 Suppl, 89|                there remains a ~quiddity understood, which is one and the same
1063 Suppl, 89|                 separate substances are ~understood by us by means of intentions
1064 Suppl, 89|            created intellect can God be ~understood, so that His essence be
1065 Suppl, 89|                to ~be both that which is understood, and that whereby it is
1066 Suppl, 89|                   and that whereby it is understood. And ~whatever may be the
1067 Suppl, 89|              This, however, must not be ~understood as though the Divine essence
1068 Suppl, 89|           understanding or of the thing ~understood.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[92] A[
1069 Suppl, 89|           understands ~and that which is understood are absolutely identical,
1070 Suppl, 89|             things, the object actually ~understood becomes one with the intellect
1071 Suppl, 89|                  the form ~of the object understood becomes the form of the
1072 Suppl, 89|                 like authorities must be understood to refer ~to the knowledge
1073 Suppl, 89|                that He be for a time not understood ~by us is owing to our defect:
1074 Suppl, 89|               invisible things of God as understood by those that are made,
1075 Suppl, 89|                  to see all ~that can be understood in them.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1076 Suppl, 92|                  This conformity must be understood to refer to the thing ~which
1077 Suppl, 93|                  teaching, this is to be understood of the teaching of things ~
1078 Suppl, 94|           ascribed to the damned must be understood to be not of a corporeal
1079 Suppl, 94|                  say that both are to be understood materially, than that both
1080 Suppl, 94|                than that both should be ~understood only in a spiritual sense:
1081 Suppl, 95|               words of Dionysius must be understood of the natural ~will, which
1082 Suppl, 95|             saying of Augustine is to be understood in the sense ~that "not
1083 Appen1, 2|                 to come. Nor can this be understood of ~the punishment: because
1084 Appen2, 1|               from sins." This cannot be understood except as referring to Purgatory: ~