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501 2, 20 | Therefore, just as despair consists in aversion from God, so ~
502 2, 20 | from God, so ~presumption consists in inordinate conversion
503 2, 20 | the vice of presumption consists in tending to some ~impossible
504 2, 22 | of all man's good acts consists in following the rule of
505 2, 22 | too, the nature of virtue ~consists in attaining God, as also
506 2, 22 | principle of good acts, consists in attaining the rule of
507 2, 23 | OBJ 2: Further, that which consists in something extreme receives
508 2, 23 | no ~increase. But charity consists in something extreme, being
509 2, 23 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Charity consists in an extreme with regard
510 2, 23 | Yet not every charity ~consists in an extreme, as regards
511 2, 23 | the being of such a form consists ~wholly in its adhering
512 2, 23 | manifestation everlasting ~life consists, according to Jn. 17:3: "
513 2, 23 | its very ~nature, which consists in man's loving God above
514 2, 23 | not. Now every mortal sin consists in aversion from God, as
515 2, 24 | our sensitive nature; it consists ~in a fellowship of the
516 2, 25 | appetitive power, whose operation consists in the soul ~tending to
517 2, 25 | fellowship of happiness, which consists ~essentially in God, as
518 2, 25 | children to their parents consists chiefly in honor: while ~
519 2, 25 | xlviii): "Perfect charity ~consists in loving greater goods
520 2, 25 | entire life of the blessed consists in directing their minds
521 2, 26 | first." Therefore charity consists in being loved rather than
522 2, 26 | viii, 8) that friendship ~consists in loving rather than in
523 2, 26 | friendship. Therefore it consists in loving rather than in
524 2, 26 | act of an appetitive power consists in the appetite being ~inclined
525 2, 26 | For the notion of good consists in mode, species and order,
526 2, 26 | since man's ultimate good consists in his soul ~cleaving to
527 2, 27 | Evang. xxxiv), "penance ~consists in deploring past sins,
528 2, 28 | Now the nature of peace ~consists in such like union, for
529 2, 28 | order," which tranquillity ~consists in all the appetitive movements
530 2, 28 | One is perfect peace. It consists in the perfect ~enjoyment
531 2, 28 | Christian's rule of life ~consists in mercy and godliness."
532 2, 28 | of the Christian religion consists in mercy, ~as regards external
533 2, 29 | 2: Further, beneficence consists chiefly in making gifts.
534 2, 30 | Further, the sin of simony consists in giving the corporal for ~
535 2, 30 | the ~Christian religion consists in doing one's duty by all,"
536 2, 32 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, sin consists in withdrawing oneself from
537 2, 32 | God, wherein man's best consists. Therefore hatred of God
538 2, 32 | that, The defect in sin consists in its aversion from God,
539 2, 32 | Hence the nature of guilt ~consists in a voluntary aversion
540 2, 32 | the virtue of a thing ~consists in its being well disposed
541 2, 33 | own spiritual good, which consists in its own ~act, while it
542 2, 34 | goods in which a good name consists, and about ~which men like
543 2, 34 | detraction." The middle consists in the fact that when a
544 2, 35 | same as discord, for strife consists in ~external deeds, wherefore
545 2, 35 | neighbor; whereas discord consists ~in a divergence in the
546 2, 36 | where he says ~that "it consists in developing a speech from
547 2, 37 | the unity of the Church consists in two things; ~namely,
548 2, 37 | 2: The essence of schism consists in rebelliously disobeying ~
549 2, 41 | But the notion of scandal consists in its being ~something
550 2, 41 | be a venial sin, when it consists in a ~stumbling and nothing
551 2, 42 | 1~OBJ 3: Further, virtue consists not only in doing good but
552 2, 42 | preceding ~reply: and it consists in man renouncing, as much
553 2, 44 | the wisdom of this world consists in covering the heart with
554 2, 45 | 3: The worth of prudence consists not in thought merely, but ~
555 2, 45 | prudence to a man." Now wisdom consists chiefly in ~contemplation.
556 2, 45 | end of each moral virtue consists precisely ~in conformity
557 2, 45 | to command," which act ~consists in applying to action the
558 2, 45 | that the perfection of art consists in ~judging and not in commanding:
559 2, 45 | reason, wherein solicitude consists.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[47] A[
560 2, 45 | OBJ 2: The nature of faith consists not in conformity with the ~
561 2, 45 | the reason. But prudence consists not in knowledge alone,
562 2, 45 | 1~Reply OBJ 3: Prudence consists chiefly, not in the knowledge
563 2, 47 | prudence. For ~shrewdness consists in easily finding the middle
564 2, 47 | I answer that, Prudence consists in a right estimate about
565 2, 47 | others. Now just as docility consists in a ~man being well disposed
566 2, 49 | the perfection of ~virtue consists in right reason. Therefore {
567 2, 49 | nature of a human ~virtue consists in making a human act good.
568 2, 49 | and whereof human life ~consists, for the speculative life
569 2, 49 | Reply OBJ 1: Right judgment consists in the cognitive power apprehending ~
570 2, 50 | ultimate in ~practical matters consists not in knowledge but in
571 2, 51 | speaking ~the sin of imprudence consists.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[53] A[
572 2, 51 | prudence. But imprudence ~consists in acting against prudence,
573 2, 51 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, sin consists in the corruption of the
574 2, 51 | OBJ 3: Further, prudence consists in acts of the practical
575 2, 51 | imprudence. For inconstancy consists seemingly in a lack of perseverance ~
576 2, 51 | every intellectual virtue consists in abstraction from ~sensible
577 2, 52 | the external act, for it consists in ~failing to perform an
578 2, 52 | Para. 2/2~But if negligence consists in the omission of an act
579 2, 52 | Reply OBJ 3: When negligence consists in the omission of that
580 2, 53 | answer that, Just as "guile" consists in the execution of craftiness, ~
581 2, 56 | proper ~matter of justice consists of those things that belong
582 2, 56 | ungodly is justified it consists in the due coordination
583 2, 56 | chiefly in this that justice consists); ~although it is not eternal
584 2, 56 | wherefore the mean of justice consists ~in a certain proportion
585 2, 56 | described by saying that it consists in rendering to each ~one
586 2, 57 | so since injustice always consists in an injury ~inflicted
587 2, 58 | unlawfully. But an evil suspicion consists in nothing more than a man'
588 2, 59 | Now commutative justice consists in rendering something to
589 2, 59 | while distributive justice consists in giving something to many. ~
590 2, 59 | the form of a moral virtue consists in observing the ~mean which
591 2, 59 | that secondly ~retaliation consists in this also, that whosoever
592 2, 60 | restitution, for justice consists in equality. Since therefore
593 2, 60 | justice, which equality consists in the equalizing of thing
594 2, 61 | of distributive justice consists in allotting various ~things
595 2, 61 | the equality of ~justice consists. Wherefore it is evident
596 2, 63 | Orth. iv, 20) that "sin consists in departing ~from what
597 2, 64 | Whether the essence of theft consists in taking another's thing
598 2, 64 | Therefore just as theft ~consists in taking another's thing,
599 2, 64 | the nature of theft, and consists in a thing ~being taken
600 2, 64 | properly to theft ~that it consists in "taking another's thing
601 2, 64 | of the soul. ~Now charity consists principally in the love
602 2, 66 | poenituerit.], "calumny consists in ~falsely charging a person
603 2, 66 | authority that "collusion ~consists in hiding the truth about
604 2, 66 | authority that "evasion ~consists in withdrawing altogether
605 2, 66 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Evasion consists in withdrawing altogether
606 2, 69 | spiritual good since ~it consists in using one's knowledge
607 2, 70 | Para. 1/1~Whether reviling consists in words?~Aquin.: SMT SS
608 2, 70 | it seems ~that reviling consists, not in words but in deeds.~
609 2, 70 | side." Therefore reviling ~consists in words.~Aquin.: SMT SS
610 2, 70 | reviling, properly speaking consists in words: ~wherefore, Isidore
611 2, 71 | a ~slight sin because it consists in words."~Aquin.: SMT SS
612 2, 75 | opposed to justice which consists in equality. Now ~quantity
613 2, 75 | tradesman is one whose business consists in the ~exchange of things.
614 2, 76 | things the use of which consists ~in their consumption: thus
615 2, 77 | the pain of loss which consists in being deprived of ~seeing
616 2, 78 | essential character of justice ~consists in rendering to another
617 2, 78 | De ~invent. ii, 53), it consists in offering service and
618 2, 78 | have "gratitude" which ~"consists in recollecting the friendship
619 2, 79 | ii, 53) that "religion consists in ~offering service and
620 2, 79 | it a ~moral virtue, which consists properly in observing the
621 2, 79 | perfection of a moral virtue consists in its observing ~the mean,
622 2, 79 | wherein its perfection consists, since ~a thing is perfected
623 2, 80 | as stated above (A[1]), consists in giving oneself up to
624 2, 80 | OBJ 2: Further, devotion consists chiefly in an interior sacrifice
625 2, 81 | call ~upon God, since this consists chiefly in prayer. But dumb
626 2, 81 | is an act of reason, and ~consists in beseeching a superior;
627 2, 81 | is proper ~thereto, and consists in impetration: and again
628 2, 81 | OBJ 2: Length of prayer consists, not in praying for many
629 2, 82 | oratio" [prayer]. But ~prayer consists chiefly in an interior act,
630 2, 82 | bodily adoration, which consists in ~an exterior humbling
631 2, 82 | 12]), so too adoration ~consists chiefly in an interior reverence
632 2, 83 | the beatitude of our soul consists, as stated above ~(FS, Q[
633 2, 83 | third is the good which ~consists of external things: and
634 2, 86 | Para. 1/1~Whether a vow consists in a mere purpose of the
635 2, 86 | It would seem that a vow consists in nothing but a purpose
636 2, 86 | the will. Therefore a vow consists in a mere purpose of the
637 2, 86 | reason. Therefore a vow consists in a ~mere act of the will.~
638 2, 86 | it would seem that a vow consists in a mere purpose of the ~
639 2, 86 | solemnization ~of a vow consists in something spiritual pertaining
640 2, 86 | the solemnization of a vow consists in a spiritual blessing ~
641 2, 86 | the solemnity of a vow ~consists in a kind of consecration
642 2, 87 | other is by cursing, and consists in a man binding ~himself
643 2, 88 | creature. An ~adjuration consists of spoken words. But it
644 2, 91 | the superstition which consists in giving undue worship
645 2, 91 | outward ~worship of religion consists, as shown above (Q[81],
646 2, 91 | Further, to worship God consists in offering to Him what
647 2, 92 | interior worship, which ~consists of faith, hope and charity,
648 2, 93 | augury"; while the ~third consists in doing something in order
649 2, 93 | Therefore the divination that consists in ~questioning demons is
650 2, 93 | above (A[3]), sortilege consists, properly ~speaking, in
651 2, 95 | what the temptation of God consists;~(2) Whether it is a sin?~(
652 2, 95 | Whether the temptation of God consists in certain deeds, wherein
653 2, 95 | that the temptation of God consists in ~omitting to do what
654 2, 96 | first and chiefly ~perjury consists in a lack of truth, for
655 2, 97 | the sin of sacrilege consists in ~the irreverent treatment
656 2, 98 | OBJ 1: Just as religion consists in a kind of protestation
657 2, 98 | 18), and because ~merit consists chiefly, not in an outward
658 2, 98 | not involve simony, which ~consists in buying or selling. Now
659 2, 99 | then, the nature of justice consists in rendering ~another person
660 2, 101 | virtue." Now, since virtue consists chiefly of spiritual ~things,
661 2, 101 | things. Therefore honor consists of ~things internal and
662 2, 101 | things. Therefore honor consists of ~corporal things.~Aquin.:
663 2, 101 | like. Accordingly honor ~consists of signs, external and corporal.~
664 2, 101 | First, ~because praise consists only of verbal signs, whereas
665 2, 101 | verbal signs, whereas honor consists of ~any external signs,
666 2, 101 | denotes the homage that consists in the worship of God."~
667 2, 102 | it is a good, since good consists in mode, species and order, ~
668 2, 102 | answer that, Just as sin consists in man contemning God and
669 2, 102 | merit of a virtuous act consists in man ~contemning created
670 2, 103 | against the Holy Ghost ~consists in the contempt of those
671 2, 104 | beneficence, and beneficence consists in deeds, as the word itself ~
672 2, 104 | deserving of gratitude, consists ~materially in the thing
673 2, 104 | Benef. i): "A kindly action consists not in deed or gift, ~but
674 2, 104 | OBJ 3: Further, justice consists in equality. But "more"
675 2, 106 | I answer that, Vengeance consists in the infliction of a penal
676 2, 106 | by way of deficiency and consists in ~being remiss in punishing,
677 2, 106 | the virtue of vengeance ~consists in observing the due measure
678 2, 107 | and as one ought. Excess consists in making known one's own ~
679 2, 107 | The nature of human virtue consists in making a man's ~deed
680 2, 107 | De Nat. Boni iii) good consists ~in order, it follows that
681 2, 107 | 3~The truth of doctrine consists in a certain manifestation
682 2, 108 | because every ~representation consists in comparison, which is
683 2, 109 | dissimulation. For ~dissimulation consists in lying by deeds. But there
684 2, 109 | OBJ 3: Further, hypocrisy consists in the mere intention. For
685 2, 109 | men." But dissimulation consists, not in the mere intention,
686 2, 111 | seems that irony, which consists in belittling oneself, is
687 2, 112 | kind of virtue. Now good consists in order, ~as stated above (
688 2, 112 | friendship in his ~Ethics. One consists chiefly in the affection
689 2, 112 | another friendliness, which ~consists merely in outward words
690 2, 112 | of justice. ~For justice consists in giving another man his
691 2, 112 | same way." This likeness ~consists in this, that we ought to
692 2, 113 | not a sin. For flattery consists in ~words of praise offered
693 2, 114 | answer that, Quarreling consists properly in words, when,
694 2, 115 | i.e. his means, "for it consists, not in the ~quantity given,
695 2, 115 | Further, the use of money consists not only in giving it but
696 2, 115 | twofold use of money: one consists in applying it to one's ~
697 2, 115 | expenditure; while the other consists in devoting it to the use
698 2, 115 | money. Now the use ~of money consists in parting with it. For
699 2, 116 | because, ~to wit, it consists in a desire for money, under
700 2, 116 | In whatever things good consists in a due measure, evil ~
701 2, 116 | are for an end, the good consists in a certain ~measure: since
702 2, 116 | s good in their respect consists ~in a certain measure, in
703 2, 116 | of something, because sin consists in turning away from the ~
704 2, 116 | the sin of covetousness consists in a man's exceeding ~the
705 2, 116 | opposite vice: ~since it consists in having more than one
706 2, 116 | this sense covetousness consists in the unjust taking ~or
707 2, 116 | fact that it is an evil, ~consists in the corruption or privation
708 2, 116 | as ~it is voluntary, it consists in the desire of some good.
709 2, 117 | The excess in prodigality consists chiefly, not in the ~total
710 2, 120 | the exterior worship that consists in sensible ~signs. Now
711 2, 121 | In virtues the extreme consists in exceeding right reason: ~
712 2, 122 | Now the good of reason consists ~in the truth as its proper
713 2, 122 | A[12]). And martyrdom consists ~essentially in standing
714 2, 122 | case of martyrdom, which ~consists in the right endurance of
715 2, 122 | that good, and in this ~consists the essence of fortitude.
716 2, 122 | this way martyrdom, which consists in the due endurance ~of
717 2, 123 | the good of a human act consists in order, as stated ~above (
718 2, 125 | The movement of daring consists in a man taking the ~offensive
719 2, 126 | preparation of the ~mind, and consists in one's having a mind ready
720 2, 126 | accomplishment of the ~deed, and consists in not failing to accomplish
721 2, 126 | says that ~magnificence consists not only in accomplishing
722 2, 126 | strenuousness." For magnificence ~consists not only in being constant
723 2, 127 | to ~its proper act, which consists in the right use of such
724 2, 127 | absolutely great ~when it consists in the best use of the greatest
725 2, 127 | Therefore magnanimity which consists in greatness of ~courage
726 2, 127 | essence of human virtue consists in safeguarding the ~good
727 2, 127 | the heading: ~"Magnanimity consists of two things," that "it
728 2, 127 | But a ~man's security consists in this. Therefore security
729 2, 127 | the heading: "Magnanimity consists of two ~things," that "a
730 2, 128 | Since then presumption consists essentially in tending to
731 2, 130 | broader sense, it not only consists ~in the knowledge of many,
732 2, 130 | above (A[1]), vainglory consists in glorying in things that
733 2, 130 | the heading, ~"Magnanimity consists in two things: We should
734 2, 133 | essence of vice is that it consists in failing to do what ~is
735 2, 134 | in Evang.] that "patience consists in enduring evils inflicted
736 2, 134 | 2: The act of fortitude consists not only in holding fast
737 2, 135 | special virtue, since it consists in ~enduring delays in the
738 2, 135 | moderate any passions, but consists merely in a ~certain firmness
739 2, 136 | heading "True magnanimity ~consists of two things: It is inconsistent
740 2, 137 | fortitude not ~only because it consists in enduring dangers, but
741 2, 137 | but also inasmuch as it ~consists in accomplishing any difficult
742 2, 139 | notion of temperance, which consists in a certain ~moderate and
743 2, 139 | the ~good of moral virtue consists chiefly in the order of
744 2, 139 | and the good of reason consists chiefly ~in this order;
745 2, 142 | inherent to vice, which consists in the deformity of a ~voluntary
746 2, 142 | penal so to speak, and it consists in the ~reproach that attaches
747 2, 142 | as the clarity of glory consists ~in a person being honored.
748 2, 143 | Further, honesty apparently consists in external wealth. ~According
749 2, 143 | For this reason honesty consists radically in the ~internal
750 2, 143 | the beauty ~of the body consists in a man having his bodily
751 2, 143 | manner spiritual beauty ~consists in a man's conduct or actions
752 2, 144 | observes that "justice ~consists neither in abstaining nor
753 2, 145 | until he partakes of food, consists in a pure negation, ~wherefore
754 2, 145 | Properly speaking fasting consists in abstaining from food, ~
755 2, 146 | the good of moral virtue consists: ~and a thing is said to
756 2, 146 | that the vice of gluttony ~consists. Hence the first movement
757 2, 146 | vice of gluttony properly ~consists in inordinate concupiscence.
758 2, 146 | wherein namely the pleasure consists, "rather than to be filled:
759 2, 146 | above (AA[1],2,3), gluttony consists properly ~in an immoderate
760 2, 148 | is in ~this that the sin consists.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[150] A[
761 2, 148 | the foregoing ~Article, consists in the immoderate use and
762 2, 149 | essence of human virtue ~consists in being something moderated
763 2, 149 | essence of this chastity consists ~principally in charity
764 2, 150 | Para. 1/1~Whether virginity consists in integrity of the flesh?~
765 2, 150 | corruption of the flesh consists chiefly in resolution ~of
766 2, 150 | reason. Since ~then virginity consists in freedom from the aforesaid
767 2, 150 | contemplative life, which consists in ~thinking "on the things
768 2, 151 | Now the order of reason consists in its ordering everything
769 2, 151 | sin. For ~the venereal act consists in the emission of semen
770 2, 151 | will be a sin. Now lust consists ~essentially in exceeding
771 2, 152 | A[3]), the sin of lust consists ~in seeking venereal pleasure
772 2, 152 | there is "incest," which ~consists in the misuse of a woman
773 2, 152 | the contrary, Seduction consists properly in the venereal
774 2, 152 | sin of uncleanness, which consists in the ~mere omission of
775 2, 155 | The nature of moral virtue consists in the subjection of ~appetite
776 2, 155 | directs man ~to happiness that consists in the knowledge of God.
777 2, 158 | Augustine (De ~Nat. Boni 3), "consists in mode, species, and order."
778 2, 159 | above (A[2], ad 3), humility consists ~chiefly in man's subjection
779 2, 160 | intelligible things: while it consists ~essentially in the contempt
780 2, 160 | the fourth species, which consists in ~wishing to be preferred
781 2, 160 | opposed "curiosity," which consists in looking ~around in all
782 2, 160 | a mortal sin, for this ~consists in turning away from God:
783 2, 160 | fortitude, ~not that it consists precisely in this, but because
784 2, 161 | understanding." Since then every sin consists in a ~deliberate act of
785 2, 161 | of God's justice, wherein consists the sin against the Holy
786 2, 164 | intellectual virtues, ~and consists in man having a true estimate
787 2, 164 | the appetitive power, and consists in man's ~appetite being
788 2, 165 | reason," whose perfection consists in knowing the truth. Therefore
789 2, 165 | Reply OBJ 1: Man's good consists in the knowledge of truth;
790 2, 165 | yet man's ~sovereign good consists, not in the knowledge of
791 2, 165 | wherein supreme happiness ~consists.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[167] A[
792 2, 166 | answer that, Moral virtue consists in the things pertaining
793 2, 166 | 18): "Beauty of conduct consists in ~becoming behavior towards
794 2, 166 | relaxation of the mind from ~work consists in playful words or deeds.
795 2, 169 | Prophecy first and chiefly consists in knowledge, ~because,
796 2, 169 | it follows that ~prophecy consists secondarily in speech, in
797 2, 171 | by dreams and apparitions consists of ~things which seem to
798 2, 172 | Hieron. in Psalt.], prophecy consists of words, deeds, dreams,
799 2, 172 | conducted me." Now ~our faith consists chiefly in two things: first,
800 2, 174 | that the gift of prophecy consists in the mind itself being ~
801 2, 175 | 2: The grace of prophecy consists in God enlightening the ~
802 2, 177 | whereas contemplation consists rather in rest, according ~
803 2, 178 | Whether the contemplative life consists in one action or in several?~(
804 2, 178 | Now the beauty of the soul consists in the moral virtues, ~especially
805 2, 178 | contemplative ~life essentially consists, is hindered both by the
806 2, 178 | stated above (Q[145], A[2]), consists in a ~certain clarity and
807 2, 178 | the contemplative life consists in an act of the reason,
808 2, 178 | Whether the contemplative life consists in the mere contemplation
809 2, 178 | that the contemplative life consists not only in ~the contemplation
810 2, 178 | 14) that "contemplation ~consists in admiration first of God'
811 2, 178 | Therefore the contemplative life consists not only in the ~contemplation
812 2, 178 | imagination alone," and consists in thinking of corporeal
813 2, 178 | imagination guided by reason," and consists in ~considering the order
814 2, 178 | Therefore the contemplative life consists in the ~contemplation of
815 2, 178 | God. For the first step consists in the ~mere consideration
816 2, 178 | objects; the second step consists in going ~forward from sensible
817 2, 178 | contemplation essentially consists, is called a ~movement,
818 2, 178 | of ~contemplation, which consists in rest from outward occupations:
819 2, 178 | the contemplative life consists ~chiefly in the contemplation
820 2, 178 | Although the contemplative life consists chiefly in an act ~of the
821 2, 178 | the contemplative life consists essentially in things pertaining
822 2, 179 | other people, because it consists in these things, not ~exclusively,
823 2, 179 | stated above (Q[180], A[4]), ~consists chiefly in the contemplation
824 2, 180 | the ~contemplative life consists in leisure and rest, according
825 2, 180 | The contemplative life consists in a certain liberty of ~
826 2, 180 | above (Q[25], A[1]), charity consists in ~the love of God and
827 2, 180 | to the essential reward ~consists chiefly in charity, whereof
828 2, 181 | of the Church seemingly consists chiefly in ~peace, according
829 2, 181 | servitude of sin or justice consists in being inclined to evil ~
830 2, 182 | perfection of this life consists chiefly in observing ~the
831 2, 182 | perfection of the Christian life consists chiefly in charity?~Aquin.:
832 2, 182 | perfection of the Christian life consists ~not only in charity, but
833 2, 182 | the state of perfection consists more specially in ~patience.~
834 2, 182 | perfection of the Christian life consists radically in ~charity.~Aquin.:
835 2, 182 | perfection of the senses consists radically in ~the perfection
836 2, 182 | Now the ~Christian life consists chiefly in charity whereby
837 2, 182 | perfection of the Christian life consists simply in ~charity, but
838 2, 182 | perfection of the Christian ~life consists in charity. Now perfection
839 2, 182 | in this life, perfection consists in the observance of the ~
840 2, 182 | in this life, perfection consists in the ~observance not of
841 2, 182 | perfection of ~the Christian life consists in observing the commandments,
842 2, 182 | life is said to be perfect, consists in our loving ~God with
843 2, 182 | would seem that perfection consists in the observance of the
844 2, 182 | perfection of the Christian ~life consists in charity, principally
845 2, 182 | evident that perfection consists essentially ~in the observance
846 2, 182 | instrumentally, however, perfection consists in the ~observance of the
847 2, 182 | added wherein perfection consists, when ~He said, "And follow
848 2, 182 | guilty of lying, "which consists not only in false words,
849 2, 182 | themselves to God, wherein consists the perfection of ~the present
850 2, 182 | OBJ 2: Further, perfection consists more especially in the love
851 2, 183 | perfection of the episcopal state consists in this ~that for love of
852 2, 184 | RELIGIOUS STATE PROPERLY CONSISTS (TEN ~ARTICLES)~We must
853 2, 184 | which the religious state consists chiefly; secondly, ~those
854 2, 184 | Now the perfection of man consists in adhering wholly to ~God,
855 2, 184 | ultimate perfection of man consists in happiness. ~Now riches
856 2, 184 | of the active life ~which consists in external actions, because
857 2, 184 | contrary, Religious perfection consists chiefly in the imitation ~
858 2, 184 | perfection: and this obligation ~consists in binding oneself to God
859 2, 184 | that religious perfection consists in these ~three vows?~Aquin.:
860 2, 184 | that religious ~perfection consists in these three vows. For
861 2, 184 | the perfection of life ~consists of inward rather than of
862 2, 184 | the perfection of charity consists. Such ~hindrances are of
863 2, 184 | vows the regular life which consists ~essentially in the three
864 2, 186 | perfection of the religious state consists in the contemplation of ~
865 2, 186 | work ~of the active life consists entirely in outward occupation,
866 2, 186 | A[6], ad 1), ~perfection consists, essentially, not in poverty,
867 2, 187 | general way. For perfection consists chiefly in the ~observance
868 3, 2 | some change; and change consists in action and passion. Hence ~
869 3, 2 | the reward of virtue, and ~consists in the full enjoyment of
870 3, 7 | OBJ 2: The merit of faith consists in this - that man through ~
871 3, 7 | which beatitude principally consists, but by a certain ~outpouring
872 3, 7 | the soul's bliss, which consists in the Divine fruition.~
873 3, 7 | merit eternal ~life, which consists in the enjoyment of God.
874 3, 8 | mystical body ~of the Church consists not only of men but of angels.
875 3, 9 | knowledge of the blessed, which consists in the ~vision of God, is
876 3, 9 | knowledge of the blessed consists in the knowledge ~of God.
877 3, 9 | knowledge of the blessed, which consists in the ~vision of God; and
878 3, 9 | beatific knowledge, which consists in the ~vision of God, should
879 3, 10 | beatific ~knowledge, which consists in the vision of God, we
880 3, 11 | operation of a rational soul consists in comparison and ~discursion
881 3, 15 | sin, the nature of which consists in the ~resistance of the
882 3, 15 | man's perfect beatitude consists in both soul and body, ~
883 3, 22 | But the priest's office consists ~principally in offering
884 3, 22 | priesthood of the Law principally consists, then the former was ~more
885 3, 23 | Divine beatitude. And this consists in ~the enjoyment of God,
886 3, 29 | first perfection of a thing consists in its very form, ~from
887 3, 29 | second perfection of a ~thing consists in its operation, by which
888 3, 29 | Now the form of matrimony consists in a certain inseparable
889 3, 33 | which conception principally consists, ~was instantaneous, for
890 3, 34 | Further, the use of free-will consists in choice. But choice ~presupposes
891 3, 34 | which the use of ~free-will consists. For the operation of the
892 3, 35 | very being of a relation consists "in being referred to another"; ~
893 3, 39 | perfection of Christian life consists.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[39] A[
894 3, 48 | contrition, because ~atonement consists in an outward action, for
895 3, 49 | everlasting beatitude, which ~consists in the full enjoyment of
896 3, 59 | in His Essence, wherein ~consists "eternal life," as is clear
897 3, 60 | things, in so ~far as it consists in calling a sacred thing
898 3, 60 | signify that ~perfection which consists in the form, nor is it necessary
899 3, 60 | which the kingdom of God consists.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[60] A[
900 3, 60 | which the ~sacramental form consists?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[60] A[
901 3, 60 | which the sacramental form consists. For these sacramental words
902 3, 63 | Now the worship of God ~consists either in receiving Divine
903 3, 63 | a character essentially consists. Therefore it need not ~
904 3, 63 | sealed." But a character consists essentially in ~some. thing
905 3, 63 | Now the Divine worship consists in ~certain actions: and
906 3, 63 | for the Divine worship consists ~principally therein, so
907 3, 64 | excellence." ~And this consists in four things. First in
908 3, 64 | excellence over ~the sacraments consists in this, that they are sanctified
909 3, 64 | excellence of Christ's power ~consists in this, that He, Who gave
910 3, 64 | answer that, A sinful action consists in this, that a man "fails
911 3, 67 | the integrity of Baptism ~consists in the form of words and
912 3, 68 | and in this way His work consists ~in perfecting what was
913 3, 68 | of sin: "for satisfaction consists in extirpating the causes
914 3, 69 | which the act of virtue ~consists. Therefore man does not
915 3, 71 | true: because that darkness consists in privation of the ~vision
916 3, 72 | certain special perfection consists in man's ~attaining to the
917 3, 72 | a spiritual birth, that ~consists in change from non-being
918 3, 76 | refection of the faithful, which consists in food and drink, as ~stated
919 3, 78 | consecration of the matter consists only in a blessing, from
920 3, 78 | consecration of the ~matter consists in the miraculous change
921 3, 78 | consecration of the matter, which consists in transubstantiation, as
922 3, 78 | that this consecration consists in changing ~the substance
923 3, 80 | Reverence for this sacrament consists in fear associated ~with
924 3, 82 | therewith. But this sacrament consists in the consecration ~of
925 3, 83 | preparation is Divine ~praise, and consists in the "Introit": according
926 3, 84 | ch. 19], "a ~sacrament consists in a solemn act, whereby
927 3, 84 | matter of this sacrament consists in the acts of the penitent,
928 3, 84 | of the ~Eucharist, which consists in the very consecration
929 3, 84 | the sacrament of Penance, consists not in the ~consecration
930 3, 84 | were continuous, for ~it consists in weeping and tears. Therefore
931 3, 84 | xxxiv in Evang.): "Penance consists ~in deploring past sins,
932 3, 85 | in ~Evang.) that "penance consists in deploring past sins":
933 3, 86 | but original sin, which consists, ~not in an actual disorder
934 3, 88 | act of penance. This act ~consists first, as we have stated
935 3, 88 | Secondly, the act of penance consists in the ~penitent purposing
936 3, 89 | OBJ 2: Further, Penance consists in certain acts of the penitent.
937 3, 89 | life (wherein their life consists) not only as ~actually existing,
938 3, 90 | penance; while confession consists of ~words, and satisfaction
939 Suppl, 1 | sacrament is such that it consists not only of internal but
940 Suppl, 3 | greatest hurt, ~inasmuch as it consists in privation of the greatest
941 Suppl, 4 | acts in which beatitude consists. Now such is sorrow for
942 Suppl, 8 | sacramental power of Penance consists in a ~sanctification pronounced
943 Suppl, 9 | virtue: and this discretion consists ~in giving greater weight
944 Suppl, 12| homo i): ~"Satisfaction consists in giving God due honor,"
945 Suppl, 12| says that "satisfaction consists in giving God due honor";
946 Suppl, 14| 4: Further, satisfaction consists in a certain equalization
947 Suppl, 15| states (Cur Deus homo i) ~"consists in giving due honor to God."
948 Suppl, 15| equalization in human justice ~consists in taking away from one
949 Suppl, 16| the innocent. For ~penance consists in bewailing one's evil
950 Suppl, 16| and in this way its act consists ~in the detestation of evil
951 Suppl, 19| Now the use of the keys consists in dispensing the treasure ~
952 Suppl, 21| faithful is twofold. One consists in ~spiritual things, such
953 Suppl, 21| sacred things; while another consists in ~certain legitimate bodily
954 Suppl, 22| for a mortal sin. ~Now sin consists in an act: and acts do not
955 Suppl, 29| the unity of the sacrament consists in that action only, ~as
956 Suppl, 29| that that sacrament alone consists in the consecration of ~
957 Suppl, 29| say that this sacrament consists in the anointing ~itself,
958 Suppl, 29| itself, just as Baptism consists in the washing, and that
959 Suppl, 29| sacrament of the Eucharist consists in the consecration ~of
960 Suppl, 29| sacrament ~of the New Law consists in things and words. Now
961 Suppl, 30| bodily ~washing in which it consists outwardly. Therefore Extreme
962 Suppl, 31| sacrament. ~For this sacrament consists in an anointing, just as
963 Suppl, 34| with liberty; for ~slavery consists in lording over others and
964 Suppl, 34| answer that, This sacrament consists chiefly in the power conferred. ~
965 Suppl, 34| contrary, Every sacrament consists of things and words. Now
966 Suppl, 37| power. This preparation consists of three things, ~namely
967 Suppl, 41| tie," ~wherein matrimony consists. Therefore it is not natural.~
968 Suppl, 41| in ~this that matrimony consists. Secondly, in relation to
969 Suppl, 41| society of man and woman which consists ~in matrimony. These two
970 Suppl, 41| Further, merit like virtue, consists in difficulty. But the ~
971 Suppl, 41| reward, the reason for merit ~consists in the difficulty of an
972 Suppl, 45| marriage, since marriage consists in a mutual ~joining together,
973 Suppl, 47| that friendship which ~consists in a kind of union requires
974 Suppl, 50| First, because matrimony consists of two persons, and ~consequently
975 Suppl, 51| another wherein marriage ~consists. The first of these is removed
976 Suppl, 53| and in this ~surrender consists the sacrament of matrimony,
977 Suppl, 54| the good of the offspring consists, ~but that it is not effected
978 Suppl, 55| affinity in which true affinity consists.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[55] A[
979 Suppl, 56| whereas ~disparity of worship consists in the lack of a sacrament,
980 Suppl, 66| attaches to the bigamy that consists in having ~two successive
981 Suppl, 66| attached to the bigamy ~that consists in having two wives successively.
982 Suppl, 69| 10: The essential reward consists in the glory of the soul, ~
983 Suppl, 72| impetratory ~on another. For merit consists in a certain equation of
984 Suppl, 72| elements whereof the world consists: yet it ~will not so engulf
985 Suppl, 72| resurrection of souls, which consists in their being taken from
986 Suppl, 77| Anima xv) that "the body consists ~of functional members;
987 Suppl, 77| nature, first and foremost, consists in the radical humor, that ~
988 Suppl, 78| Philosopher (Ethic. i, ~7), consists in a perfect operation.
989 Suppl, 78| primary perfection, which consists in the integrity of those ~
990 Suppl, 78| ultimate perfection, ~which consists in his reaching his ultimate
991 Suppl, 79| the gift of impassibility consists in ~immunity from suffering.
992 Suppl, 80| man, for a man naturally consists of a soul and body. Thirdly, ~
993 Suppl, 81| diminish their happiness which ~consists in seeing God, for He will
994 Suppl, 82| every luminous body ~consists of transparent parts." But
995 Suppl, 87| that the ~essence of bliss consists in seeing God. Now joy is
996 Suppl, 88| circular movement. This ~consists in the fact that things
997 Suppl, 88| beauty of the heavenly bodies consists chiefly in ~light; wherefore
998 Suppl, 88| good of the universe which consists in the order and ~harmony
999 Suppl, 89| essence, wherein their bliss consists chiefly; (2) Their bliss
1000 Suppl, 89| ultimate perfection of a thing consists in its being united to its ~
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