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1 1, 2 | implanted in us, as we can see in regard to first principles. ~
2 1, 2 | seems that ~everything we see in the world can be accounted
3 1, 2 | governance of the world. We see that things which lack intelligence,
4 1, 3 | the act of the eye is to see; hence the eye attributed
5 1, 4 | the same formality; as ~we see in non-univocal agents.
6 1, 5 | because it lacks the ~power to see well.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[5]
7 1, 5 | of a formal cause. For we see that what ~is first in causing,
8 1, 6 | away this ~and that, and see good itself if thou canst;
9 1, 6 | canst; and so thou shalt see God, ~good not by any other
10 1, 10 | Trin. xv). Hence those who see God are said to have ~eternal
11 1, 12 | any created intellect can see the essence of God?~(2)
12 1, 12 | its own ~natural powers to see the essence of God?~(5)
13 1, 12 | created light in order to ~see the essence of God?~(6)
14 1, 12 | 6) Whether of those who see God, one sees Him more perfectly
15 1, 12 | of this life any man can see the essence of ~God?~(12)
16 1, 12 | any created intellect can see the essence of God?~Aquin.:
17 1, 12 | no created intellect can see the essence of God. ~For
18 1, 12 | For how can a creature see what is ~increatable?" Dionysius
19 1, 12 | created intellect cannot see the ~essence of God.~Aquin.:
20 1, 12 | It is written: "We shall see Him as He is" (1 Jn. 2:2).~
21 1, 12 | no created intellect can ~see the essence of God. This
22 1, 12 | created ~intellect could never see God, it would either never
23 1, 12 | granted that the blessed see the essence of ~God.~Aquin.:
24 1, 12 | Vulg.: 'because'] we shall see Him as He ~is" (1 Jn. 3:
25 1, 12 | when the Apostle ~says, "We see through a glass and in an
26 1, 12 | vision of God." But to ~see the essence of God is not
27 1, 12 | Therefore, in order to see God, there must be some ~
28 1, 12 | it must be said that to see the essence of God, there
29 1, 12 | strengthening the intellect to see God, which is spoken of
30 1, 12 | In Thy light we shall see light." The essence of God, ~
31 1, 12 | 26): "In my flesh I shall see . . . God," ~and (Job 42:
32 1, 12 | of sight, not ~so much to see more keenly, as some report
33 1, 12 | these creatures, ~they can see only corporeal things) but
34 1, 12 | corporeal things) but to see even incorporeal things." ~
35 1, 12 | things." ~Now whoever can see incorporeal things, can
36 1, 12 | things, can be raised up to see God. ~Therefore the glorified
37 1, 12 | Therefore the glorified eye can see God.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[12]
38 1, 12 | words, "In my flesh I shall see God my Saviour," do not ~
39 1, 12 | after the resurrection will see God. Likewise the ~words, "
40 1, 12 | glorified eyes), if they shall see ~that incorporeal nature;"
41 1, 12 | credible, that we shall so see the mundane bodies of the
42 1, 12 | and the new earth, as to see most clearly God everywhere
43 1, 12 | corporeal things, not as we now see the invisible things of ~
44 1, 12 | is made; but as when we see men among whom we ~live,
45 1, 12 | believe they live, but see it." Hence it is evident
46 1, 12 | the glorified ~eyes will see God, as now our eyes see
47 1, 12 | see God, as now our eyes see the life of another. But
48 1, 12 | by its natural powers can see the Divine ~essence?~Aquin.:
49 1, 12 | a created intellect can see the Divine essence by ~its
50 1, 12 | nature. Therefore if to see the ~essence of God is above
51 1, 12 | intellect can reach up to see the essence of God at all. ~
52 1, 12 | for a created intellect to see the Divine ~essence. ~Aquin.:
53 1, 12 | Jn. 17:3). Therefore to see the ~essence of God is possible
54 1, 12 | any created intellect to see the ~essence of God by its
55 1, 12 | created ~intellect cannot see the essence of God, unless
56 1, 12 | created light in order to see the ~essence of God?~Aquin.:
57 1, 12 | created ~light in order to see the essence of God. For
58 1, 12 | need any other light to see God; which is impossible.
59 1, 12 | superadded light ~in order to see the essence of God.~Aquin.:
60 1, 12 | In Thy light we shall see light" (Ps. ~35:10).~Aquin.:
61 1, 12 | not avail to enable it to see the essence ~of God, as
62 1, 12 | society of the ~blessed who see God. By this light the blessed
63 1, 12 | Vulg.: 'because'] we shall see Him as He is" (1 Jn. ~2:
64 1, 12 | created light is necessary to see the essence of God, ~not
65 1, 12 | This light is required to see the divine essence, not
66 1, 12 | intellect, ~strengthening it to see God. Therefore it may be
67 1, 12 | 1/1~Whether of those who see the essence of God, one
68 1, 12 | seems that of those who see the essence of God, one
69 1, 12 | essence of God, one does not ~see more perfectly than another.
70 1, 12 | 1 Jn. 3:2): "We shall ~see Him as He is." But He is
71 1, 12 | xxxii): "One ~person cannot see one and the same thing more
72 1, 12 | than another." ~But all who see the essence of God, understand
73 1, 12 | Therefore of those who see the divine essence, one
74 1, 12 | divine essence, one does not see more ~clearly than another.~
75 1, 12 | intellectual power is higher, will see Him the more clearly; ~and
76 1, 12 | answer that, Of those who see the essence of God, one
77 1, 12 | greater power or faculty to see God than another. The faculty ~
78 1, 12 | the light of glory will see God ~the more perfectly;
79 1, 12 | possesses the more charity, will see God the more perfectly,
80 1, 12 | In the words,"We shall see Him as He is," the conjunction ~"
81 1, 12 | the meaning is, we shall see Him to be as He is, because
82 1, 12 | He is, because we shall ~see His existence, which is
83 1, 12 | Para. 1/1~Whether those who see the essence of God comprehend
84 1, 12 | It seems that those who see the divine essence, comprehend
85 1, 12 | will with its full power see the Divine essence. Therefore
86 1, 12 | essence. Therefore all who see ~the essence of God see
87 1, 12 | see ~the essence of God see Him wholly; therefore they
88 1, 12 | things in God; because they ~see Him, and in seeing Him,
89 1, 12 | present, having the power to ~see Him always; and possessing
90 1, 12 | Para. 1/1~Whether those who see the essence of God see all
91 1, 12 | who see the essence of God see all in God?~Aquin.: SMT
92 1, 12 | It seems that those who see the essence of God see all
93 1, 12 | who see the essence of God see all things in ~God. For
94 1, 12 | iv): "What do they not see, who see Him ~Who sees all
95 1, 12 | What do they not see, who see Him ~Who sees all things?"
96 1, 12 | things. Therefore those who see God see all things.~Aquin.:
97 1, 12 | Therefore those who see God see all things.~Aquin.: SMT
98 1, 12 | the contrary, The angels see the essence of God; and
99 1, 12 | divine essence, does ~not see in it all that God does
100 1, 12 | whoever sees a mirror should see ~all that is in the mirror,
101 1, 12 | Although it is more to see God than to see all things
102 1, 12 | more to see God than to see all things else, ~still
103 1, 12 | it is a greater thing to see Him so that all things are
104 1, 12 | are known in ~Him, than to see Him in such a way that not
105 1, 12 | the Divine essence will see in God. But to know other
106 1, 12 | seen in God by those who see the Divine essence, is seen ~
107 1, 12 | seen in God by those who see the Divine ~essence, is
108 1, 12 | ecstasy, when he had ceased to see the ~Divine essence, as
109 1, 12 | I answer that, Those who see the divine essence see what
110 1, 12 | who see the divine essence see what they see in God ~not
111 1, 12 | divine essence see what they see in God ~not by any likeness,
112 1, 12 | pre-existing in ~God, is to see them in God. Now there is
113 1, 12 | are ~known by those who see the essence of God, they
114 1, 12 | even when he had ceased to see ~the essence of God. Still
115 1, 12 | Para. 1/1~Whether those who see the essence of God see all
116 1, 12 | who see the essence of God see all they see in it at the ~
117 1, 12 | essence of God see all they see in it at the ~same time?~
118 1, 12 | It seems that those who see the essence of God do not
119 1, 12 | the essence of God do not see all ~they see in Him at
120 1, 12 | God do not see all ~they see in Him at one and the same
121 1, 12 | intellect. Therefore those who see God do not see all in ~Him
122 1, 12 | those who see God do not see all in ~Him at the same
123 1, 12 | God. ~Therefore those who see God understand and are affected
124 1, 12 | to another; but we shall see ~all we know at one glance."~
125 1, 12 | but as regards what they see in God, they see all at ~
126 1, 12 | what they see in God, they see all at ~the same time.~~
127 1, 12 | anyone in this life can see the essence of God?~Aquin.:
128 1, 12 | that one can in this life see the Divine essence. For ~
129 1, 12 | face" (Gn. 32:30). But to see Him ~face to face is to
130 1, 12 | Him ~face to face is to see His essence, as appears
131 1, 12 | appears from the words: "We see ~now in a glass and in a
132 1, 12 | riddles and figures doth he see the Lord" (Num. ~12:8);
133 1, 12 | 12:8); but this is to see God in His essence. Therefore
134 1, 12 | Therefore it is possible to ~see the essence of God in this
135 1, 12 | Confess. viii): "If we both see that ~what you say is true,
136 1, 12 | say is true, and we both see that what I say is true;
137 1, 12 | true; where, I ~ask, do we see this? neither I in thee,
138 1, 12 | Therefore even in this life we see God Himself.~Aquin.: SMT
139 1, 12 | written, "Man shall not see Me, and live" (Ex. ~32:20),
140 1, 12 | soul of man in this life to see the essence of ~God. This
141 1, 12 | said in ~the Scriptures to see God in the sense that certain
142 1, 12 | likewise we are said to see and ~judge of sensible things
143 1, 12 | As therefore in order to ~see a sensible object, it is
144 1, 12 | it is not necessary to see the substance of the ~sun,
145 1, 12 | sun, so in like manner to see any intelligible object,
146 1, 12 | it is not ~necessary to see the essence of God.~Aquin.:
147 1, 12 | led by sense so far as to see the essence of God; ~because
148 1, 13 | that in this life we cannot see the essence of ~God; but
149 1, 13 | A[7] Body Para. 2/5~To see this we must learn that
150 1, 13 | conceptions because it cannot ~see Him as He is in Himself.
151 1, 14 | outside Himself He ~does not see except in Himself, as above
152 1, 14 | Trin. xv), "God does not see all ~things in their particularity
153 1, 14 | understand simultaneously if we see ~them in some one thing;
154 1, 14 | parts in the ~whole, or see different things in a mirror.
155 1, 14 | called because the things we see around us have ~distinct
156 1, 14 | sense of sight, as when ~I see that Socrates is sitting
157 1, 14 | along the road, does not ~see those who come after him;
158 1, 17 | one whose ~nature it is to see. Contraries, however, both
159 1, 18 | they are imposed. And so we see that the ~word "body" is
160 1, 18 | addition, to sense, as we see in the case ~of shellfish
161 1, 18 | movement. Thus in the arts we ~see that the art of using a
162 1, 19 | far ~as possible. Hence we see that every agent, in so
163 1, 21 | viii, 4): "We ~must needs see that God is truly just,
164 1, 22 | whom he has a care. But we see many evils ~existing. Either,
165 1, 23 | take pity [miserendi]" [*See ~Q[22], A[3]]. Therefore
166 1, 24 | present ~righteousness they see in them; but when it becomes
167 1, 25 | were not done, does ~not see that this is to say: If
168 1, 30 | quantity in God." Hence we ~see that these terms are applied
169 1, 34 | Supreme Spirit nothing but to see by thought." But knowledge
170 1, 34 | A[1] Body Para. 2/3~To see how this is true, we must
171 1, 34 | imaginary sound, can already see some ~likeness of that Word
172 1, 34 | to speak" is in God ~"to see by thought," forasmuch as
173 1, 35 | chiefly in the figure. For we see that the species ~of different
174 1, 36 | and the goste of Good." (See Oxford Dictionary).] is
175 1, 36 | written: "On whom thou shalt see the Spirit descending and ~
176 1, 36 | the property, as we shall see ~later (ad 7). Nor is there
177 1, 37 | A[1] Body Para. 2/3~To see this we must know that since
178 1, 39 | of the Father. Hence we see that an image is said to
179 1, 41 | Sent. i, D, xxvi). To see this, we must ~consider
180 1, 41 | could ~not, as we shall see later on (Q[42], A[6], ad
181 1, 42 | creatures, ~for instance, we see that the more perfect the
182 1, 45 | certain actions. Thus we see that a saw, in ~cutting
183 1, 47 | formal distinction. Hence ~we see that in incorruptible things
184 1, 48 | the nature of a stone to see. So, likewise, it is against ~
185 1, 49 | special kinds of causes, we see that the agent, ~the form,
186 1, 50 | regard to their multitude. We see, in fact, ~that incorruptible
187 1, 56 | particular ~color, it could not see every color. But as the
188 1, 56 | written (1 Cor. 13:12): "We see now through a ~glass in
189 1, 56 | Hence, too, we are said to see God in a mirror. ~But the
190 1, 56 | comprehend Him; nor can he see God's essence through his
191 1, 57 | Therefore an angel can see what is in another's conscience.~
192 1, 57 | soul, it seems that he can see the thoughts of both.~Aquin.:
193 1, 57 | way one will be ~able to see the mind of another.~Aquin.:
194 1, 57 | the knowledge whereby they see the Word, and things in
195 1, 58 | knowing a ~syllogism; and they see effects in causes, and causes
196 1, 58 | if our intellect were to ~see at once the truth of the
197 1, 59 | not its essence. Hence we see in natural bodies that the ~
198 1, 61 | the ~first place we must see how they were brought into
199 1, 62 | future, whereby "we shall ~see God as He is." This is beyond
200 1, 62 | God's ~knowledge, that to see God in His essence, wherein
201 1, 62 | sanctifying grace. For we see that all things which, in
202 1, 62 | to God Himself, Whom they see to be the very nature of ~
203 1, 64 | knowledge, because they do not see things in the ~Word; nor
204 1, 65 | sensible things that we see are constituted, in so far
205 1, 66 | from the fact that we can see the stars through the ~intervening
206 1, 67 | of heart, for they ~shall see God" (Mt. 5:8). And thus
207 1, 70 | thy ~eyes to heaven, thou see the sun and the moon and
208 1, 75 | not that of a body, ~will see that those who maintain
209 1, 76 | the senses; ~for several see the same color, according
210 1, 77 | says that ~the foregoing (see OBJ 1) "are not in the soul
211 1, 77 | active principle. For we see that the senses are for
212 1, 77 | of a young man, he would see even ~as well as a young
213 1, 37 | A[1] Body Para. 2/3~To see this we must know that since
214 1, 39 | of the Father. Hence we see that an image is said to
215 1, 41 | Sent. i, D, xxvi). To see this, we must ~consider
216 1, 41 | could ~not, as we shall see later on (Q[42], A[6], ad
217 1, 42 | creatures, ~for instance, we see that the more perfect the
218 1, 46 | certain actions. Thus we see that a saw, in ~cutting
219 1, 48 | formal distinction. Hence ~we see that in incorruptible things
220 1, 49 | the nature of a stone to see. So, likewise, it is against ~
221 1, 50 | special kinds of causes, we see that the agent, ~the form,
222 1, 51 | regard to their multitude. We see, in fact, ~that incorruptible
223 1, 57 | particular ~color, it could not see every color. But as the
224 1, 57 | written (1 Cor. 13:12): "We see now through a ~glass in
225 1, 57 | Hence, too, we are said to see God in a mirror. ~But the
226 1, 57 | comprehend Him; nor can he see ~God's essence through his
227 1, 58 | Therefore an angel can see what is in another's conscience.~
228 1, 58 | soul, it seems that he can see the thoughts of both.~Aquin.:
229 1, 58 | way one will be ~able to see the mind of another.~Aquin.:
230 1, 58 | the knowledge whereby they see the Word, and things in
231 1, 59 | knowing a ~syllogism; and they see effects in causes, and causes
232 1, 59 | if our intellect were to ~see at once the truth of the
233 1, 60 | not its essence. Hence we see in natural bodies that the ~
234 1, 62 | the ~first place we must see how they were brought into
235 1, 63 | future, whereby "we shall ~see God as He is." This is beyond
236 1, 63 | God's ~knowledge, that to see God in His essence, wherein
237 1, 63 | sanctifying grace. For we see that all things which, in
238 1, 63 | to God Himself, Whom they see to be the very nature of ~
239 1, 65 | knowledge, because they do not see things in the ~Word; nor
240 1, 66 | sensible things that we see are constituted, in so far
241 1, 67 | from the fact that we can see the stars through the ~intervening
242 1, 68 | of heart, for they ~shall see God" (Mt. 5:8). And thus
243 1, 71 | thy ~eyes to heaven, thou see the sun and the moon and
244 1, 74 | not that of a body, ~will see that those who maintain
245 1, 75 | the senses; ~for several see the same color, according
246 1, 76 | says that ~the foregoing (see OBJ 1) "are not in the soul
247 1, 76 | active principle. For we see that the senses are for
248 1, 76 | of a young man, he would see even ~as well as a young
249 1, 78 | being. We may therefore see whether the intellect ~be
250 1, 80 | Apostle (Rm. 7:23): "I see another law in my members
251 1, 80 | for we neither hear nor see just when we ~wish. Therefore,
252 1, 82 | opposite courses, as we see in dialectic syllogisms
253 1, 83 | Confess. xii, 25): "If we both see that ~what you say is true,
254 1, 83 | is true, and if we both see that what I say is true,
255 1, 83 | say is true, where ~do we see this, I pray? Neither do
256 1, 83 | this, I pray? Neither do I see it in you, nor do you see
257 1, 83 | see it in you, nor do you see it in ~me: but we both see
258 1, 83 | see it in ~me: but we both see it in the unchangeable truth
259 1, 83 | itself known; as ~one may see in a mirror the images of
260 1, 83 | present state of life, cannot see all things in the ~eternal
261 1, 83 | types; but the blessed who see God, and all things in Him,
262 1, 83 | thus we might say that ~we see in the sun what we see by
263 1, 83 | we see in the sun what we see by the sun. And thus we
264 1, 83 | types, were they able to see in the eternal ~types, or
265 1, 83 | the ~case of lethargy, we see that a man is hindered from
266 1, 84 | agent; for instance, to see and to understand; and another
267 1, 84 | is in the intellect. ~We see something similar to this
268 1, 84 | understanding: just as a man may ~see a thing better with his
269 1, 85 | when we shall ~be able to see the Essence of God Himself,
270 1, 86 | things, for the eye does ~not see what is potentially, but
271 1, 86 | the mind strive not to ~see itself as if it were absent,
272 1, 87 | intelligible. But our sight can see all things corporeal, whether ~
273 1, 87 | substances; just as ~when we see colors set off by the sun,
274 1, 87 | united to us, ~that we may see the colors. Thirdly, this
275 1, 87 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: We see and judge of all things
276 1, 88 | confused nature. We ~can see this to a certain extent
277 1, 88 | things themselves; thus we see in the case of uneducated
278 1, 88 | separated souls; ~as we see in the case of the rich
279 1, 88 | Therefore separated souls see the devils and the ~angels.~
280 1, 88 | agent. Thus that a person see a stone is due to the species
281 1, 88 | in his eye; but that he see it clearly, is due to the
282 1, 88 | souls of the departed cannot see ~what is done here, not
283 1, 88 | different, for since they ~see the light of Almighty God,
284 1, 88 | should die, lest he should see his people's afflictions (
285 1, 88 | souls of the blessed who see God ~do know all that passes
286 1, 90 | to life, or the blind to see: ~like to which also is
287 1, 90 | by exterior things; as we see in ~other animals. Moreover,
288 1, 91 | generative power together; as we see in plants which are generated
289 1, 92 | necessarily equality," as we see in a person's image reflected
290 1, 92 | loves Himself. Wherefore we see that the image of God is
291 1, 92 | Therefore, as he there says: "We see, rather than ~believe, the
292 1, 92 | we believe rather ~than see that God is Trinity."~Aquin.:
293 1, 92 | word and love; but we do see in ~them a certain trace
294 1, 92 | will applying ~the sight to see, and to rest on what is
295 1, 92 | In all the soul we may see a kind of trinity, not,
296 1, 92 | whatever it ~sees it will see as unchangeable"; for in
297 1, 93 | God?~(2) Whether he could see the separate substances,
298 1, 93 | which is natural." But to see God through ~His Essence
299 1, 93 | his natural life did not see God through His Essence.~
300 1, 93 | that, The first man did not see God through His Essence
301 1, 93 | means to ~sin. Hence all who see God through His Essence
302 1, 93 | is clear that he did not see God through His Essence.~
303 1, 93 | have in heaven, when we see God ~through His Essence.
304 1, 93 | which sense Adam did not see God in ~an enigma.~Aquin.:
305 1, 93 | Wherefore the ~separate soul can see separate substances, as
306 1, 93 | Therefore he was able to see separate ~substances.~Aquin.:
307 1, 93 | the first man could not see the angels ~in their essence.
308 1, 93 | imagination or the like. Hence we see ~that when the natural power
309 1, 95 | of other animals. For we see in the ~latter a certain
310 1, 95 | obey ~reason; as we can see in the case of any one man.
311 1, 100 | perfect use of reason, as we see in those who are asleep
312 1, 102 | cause by the effect. Now, we see in the government of the ~
313 1, 105 | all men, that they may see what is the dispensation
314 1, 105 | both inferior and superior, see the Essence ~of God immediately,
315 1, 105 | Himself; but of others who see ~God, each one knows the
316 1, 106 | In this way God alone can see the mind of another, ~according
317 1, 106 | inasmuch as they always see each other in the Word;
318 1, 107 | knowing God Himself, Whom all see in one ~way - that is, in
319 1, 107 | expresses its property. Now to see what is the property of
320 1, 107 | Dionysius, in ~which we see, that, as said above (A[
321 1, 108 | subject to those whom they see to be ~stronger, in order
322 1, 109 | spiritual substances; ~whence we see that the soul moves the
323 1, 109 | believe that all the things we see happen may be ~brought about
324 1, 110 | and from within, for we ~see that the senses are changed
325 1, 111 | salvation can always assist and see the ~face of the Father."
326 1, 111 | OBJ 4: All the assistants see some things immediately
327 1, 111 | the higher ones among them see more than is seen by the ~
328 1, 112 | guardianship of that kingdom. To ~see therefore how one angel
329 1, 114 | eye when disturbed cannot see well. ~Wherefore if the
330 1, 116 | all men, that they ~may see what is the dispensation
331 1, 118 | to perfect: therefore we see that in the generation of
332 2, 3 | the higher nature. ~But to see His own Essence is the perfection
333 2, 3 | Vulg.: 'because'] we shall see Him as He is."~Aquin.: SMT
334 2, 4 | of ~heart; for they shall see God": and (Heb. 12:14): "
335 2, 4 | without which no man shall see God."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[4]
336 2, 4 | answers "that they cannot ~see the Unchangeable Substance,
337 2, 4 | Substance, as the blessed angels see It; either for ~some other
338 2, 4 | the souls of the departed see not God as the angels do,"
339 2, 4 | not only that they shall see and enjoy ~God, but also
340 2, 4 | Is. 66:14): "You shall see and your heart shall rejoice,
341 2, 4 | is only by this that they see one another and rejoice ~
342 2, 5 | Essence, to wish not to see It. ~Because every good
343 2, 5 | A[1]: ~since in order to see this, all are immediately
344 2, 5 | it impossible ~for man to see the Divine Essence; wherefore
345 2, 6 | Nyssa, and ~Damascene [*See Objection 1], the voluntary
346 2, 7 | circumstances, as we ~shall see further on (Q[18], AA[10],
347 2, 8 | will, sometimes its act [*See note: above A[1], Reply
348 2, 8 | except in so far as ~we see the principles in those
349 2, 10 | would not of ~necessity see such an object: for it might
350 2, 10 | colored, and thus it would not see it. Now ~just as the actually
351 2, 12 | xi, 6) that "the will to see the window, has for its
352 2, 12 | another act from the will to see, through the window, ~the
353 2, 12 | But that I should will to see the passersby, through the ~
354 2, 12 | whereas that I will to see the window, ~belongs to
355 2, 13 | others: thus we can easily see for ourselves ~that a sheep
356 2, 13 | prudent by instinct." ~We see this plainly, in wonderful
357 2, 16 | understand; and the eye, to see; but also external things, ~
358 2, 17 | Apostle adds ~(Rm. 7:15): "I see another law in my members,
359 2, 19 | of glory, every one will see in each thing that he ~wills,
360 2, 23 | species; for ~instance, to see, and to hear. But the irascible
361 2, 27 | love a good writer, we can see ~a likeness of proportion,
362 2, 27 | not at all, even if we ~see how beautiful it is." Therefore
363 2, 31 | who sit in darkness, and see not the ~light of heaven?"
364 2, 33 | Is. 60:5): ~"Thou shall see and abound, thy heart shall
365 2, 35 | he says after: "Since we see that the most savage animals ~
366 2, 38 | where they were not wont to ~see him." Hence we may gather
367 2, 40 | we hope for that which we see not; we wait for it with
368 2, 40 | by the things that they see." But hope is of things
369 2, 40 | dumb ~animals. For if a dog see a hare, or a hawk see a
370 2, 40 | dog see a hare, or a hawk see a bird, too far off, it ~
371 2, 44 | lack of power: and again we see the inhabitants of a city,
372 2, 45 | kind ~of hope, as we shall see later on (Q[46], A[1]).
373 2, 48 | it be present: hence we see that hot water freezes harder,
374 2, 51 | principle of its act, as ~we see in human acts. For the acts
375 2, 51 | overcome the passive. Whence we see that because fire ~cannot
376 2, 51 | one is the "possible" [*See FP, Q[79], A[2] ad 2] ~intellect
377 2, 56 | of the will, as we shall see further on ~(A[3]; Q[57],
378 2, 56 | theological, as we shall see later on (Q[62], A[3]).~
379 2, 57 | the same power of sight to see both color, and light, which
380 2, 57 | in ~the agent, e.g. "to see," "to will," and the like.
381 2, 60 | agent: for instance, we see that owing to the one action
382 2, 61 | his nature is a social [*See above note on ~Chrysostom]
383 2, 65 | hope, full comprehension [*See above, Q[4], A[3]]: ~so
384 2, 66 | proportionately, as we ~shall see further on (A[2]).~Aquin.:
385 2, 66 | law of the most High," [*See ~Lesson in the Mass Statuit (
386 2, 67 | subject, viz. that the Blessed see that which makes ~them happy,
387 2, 67 | hope for?" But the Blessed see that which is the object
388 2, 67 | In Thy light we shall see ~light." Now an imperfect
389 2, 68 | proportionate to its mover: thus we see that a ~disciple needs a
390 2, 68 | He upon Whom thou shalt see the Spirit descending ~and
391 2, 69 | future life that we shall see God, and that our Divine
392 2, 69 | to Him, because we shall see Him as He ~is." Therefore
393 2, 69 | appear, and another, when we ~see the first signs of the fruit.~
394 2, 69 | understanding, we can, so to speak, "see ~God." Likewise, in this
395 2, 69 | to a contemplative life [*See Q[3]]. ~Now these three
396 2, 69 | given ~above. Because to "see God" corresponds to the
397 2, 69 | the eye disposes one to see ~clearly: hence the clean
398 2, 69 | promised that they shall see God. ~Again, to make peace
399 2, 69 | desire. And yet more is it to see God, even as he is a greater
400 2, 73 | matter carefully, we ~shall see that there are two kinds
401 2, 74 | supreme court, even as we see that in speculative matters
402 2, 77 | Apostle says (Rm. 7:23): "I see another law in my ~members,
403 2, 77 | instance, when it cannot see clearly, as the ~Philosopher
404 2, 77 | sin; and it is thus, as we see, that many ~murders and
405 2, 79 | not enlightened by God to see aright, and ~man's heart
406 2, 81 | matter carefully ~we shall see that it is impossible for
407 2, 83 | Apostle says (Rm. 7:23): "I see another law in my ~members
408 2, 84 | to the whole tree. For we see that by riches man ~acquires
409 2, 85 | understanding," as anyone ~may see who reads the context.~Aquin.:
410 2, 85 | blind man the aptitude to see remains in the very root
411 2, 87 | being baptized, will never see the kingdom of ~God, as
412 2, 87 | be born ~again, he cannot see the kingdom of God." Much
413 2, 87 | blind." In ~like manner we see that many children, those
414 2, 87 | even ~in human affairs we see men take the debts of another
415 2, 87 | wont to live long enough to see the third ~and fourth generation,
416 2, 87 | them, and the parents can see their ~children's punishments
417 2, 88 | not the ~Son, shall not see life," says (Tract. xii
418 2, 88 | delectation, ~if morose [*See Q[74], A[6]], is a mortal
419 2, 90 | Apostle says (Rm. 7:23): "I see another law in my members,"
420 2, 91 | Apostle says (Rm. 7:23): "I see another law in my ~members,
421 2, 92 | it is regulated: thus we see ~that the virtue of the
422 2, 93 | De Vera Relig. xxx): "We see a law above ~our minds,
423 2, 93 | except ~the blessed who see God in His Essence. But
424 2, 94 | the passions; as we may see by going through ~them one
425 2, 95 | Now it is ~difficult to see how man could suffice for
426 2, 95 | it is easier for man to see what is right, by taking
427 2, 95 | so far, to wit, as they see at once what ~is the best
428 2, 97 | speculative sciences, we see that ~the teaching of the
429 2, 98 | saw not." Hence he did not see the very ~Essence of God;
430 2, 99 | Reply OBJ 3: As any one can see, who reads carefully the
431 2, 100 | Ps. 45:11: "Be still and see that I am God." In this ~
432 2, 102 | finish the ~tabernacle: See, says He, that thou make
433 2, 102 | virtue, ~until they come to see God, as stated in Ps. 83:
434 2, 102 | foreshadow Christ: as we ~shall see by taking them one by one.~
435 2, 102 | clearly at night, but cannot see in the daytime, denotes
436 2, 103 | custom: thus ~even now we see that certain foods are looked
437 2, 105 | thus ~(Dt. 25:2), "if they see that the offender be worthy
438 2, 105 | 17: "He ~that . . . shall see his brother in need, and
439 2, 105 | judgment . ~. . and thou see that the words of the judges
440 2, 106 | passage (1 Cor. 13:12): ~"We see now through a glass in a
441 2, 109 | senses, however pure, cannot see any visible object, without
442 2, 109 | Now in corporeal things we see that for movement there ~
443 2, 109 | whereby we are enlightened ~to see what pertains to natural
444 2, 109 | principle; and hence we ~see in natural things, that
445 2, 109 | though most healthy cannot see unless it is helped by the ~
446 2, 112 | come to me, I shall not see Him; if He depart I shall
447 2, 113 | justification of the ungodly. For we see that by the sacrament of ~
448 2, 113 | own manner, just as ~we see that in natural things,
449 2, 113 | gift of wisdom, even as we see ~that things are revealed
450 2, 113 | dispose the ~subject. Hence we see that immediately the matter
451 2, 113 | the agent; and hence we see that the stronger the agent,
452 2, 1 | according to 1 Cor. 13:12: ~"We see now through a glass in a
453 2, 1 | to Him: because we shall see Him as He is": ~hence that
454 2, 1 | father rejoiced that he might see My day: he saw ~it, and
455 2, 1 | says (1 Cor. 13:12): "We see now through a glass in a
456 2, 1 | light of faith makes us see what we believe. For just ~
457 2, 1 | another: since we ~hope to see some day what we now believe
458 2, 1 | according to ~1 Cor. 13:12: "We see now through a glass in a
459 2, 1 | that what we ~believe, they see. In like manner it may happen
460 2, 1 | faith, ~for neither do they see or know them in themselves,
461 2, 1 | of faith which makes them see that they ~ought to believe
462 2, 1 | things ~which we hope to see, according to Heb. 11:2: "
463 2, 1 | secret of the Godhead, to see ~which is to possess happiness;
464 2, 2 | Constantine, thou shalt see me again" [*Cf. Baron, Annal.,
465 2, 4 | hope for that which ~we see not": because to see the
466 2, 4 | we see not": because to see the truth is to possess
467 2, 4 | believe what we ~do not see," and when Damascene says (
468 2, 4 | according to ~1 Cor. 13:12: "We see now through a glass in a
469 2, 5 | i, 10) that "man cannot see God or things that are ~
470 2, 5 | according to ~1 Cor. 13:13: "We see now through a glass in a
471 2, 5 | faith we ~believe what we see not," according to Augustine (
472 2, 5 | the second way, for they see many evident signs, whereby
473 2, 5 | God, although they do ~not see the things themselves that
474 2, 6 | cause, since of those who see the same ~miracle, or who
475 2, 8 | of ~heart, for they shall see God," does not respond to
476 2, 8 | being purified, they can see what eye hath not ~seen."~
477 2, 8 | imperfect, whereby, though we see not what ~God is, yet we
478 2, 8 | not what ~God is, yet we see what He is not; and whereby,
479 2, 10 | faith in contempt, if they see the faithful fall away.
480 2, 11 | you who hold the faith and see of ~Peter. If however this,
481 2, 14 | delightful for the ~eyes to see the sun." Therefore blindness
482 2, 14 | them and they ~shall not see the sun." In either of these
483 2, 14 | defect of one who cannot see.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[15] A[
484 2, 16 | by hope we ~enter in to see what we believe. Or we may
485 2, 22 | serve Him, and they ~shall see His face" (Apoc. 22:3,4).
486 2, 24 | same visual act ~whereby we see the light, and whereby we
487 2, 24 | the light, and whereby we see the color under the aspect ~
488 2, 24 | The wicked shall be,' etc. See Reply ~to this Objection.]."
489 2, 24 | shall rejoice ~when he shall see the revenge," since, according
490 2, 24 | companions; we ~cannot even see them. Therefore we are unable
491 2, 25 | naturally love that in which we see ~our own good. Now it is
492 2, 25 | gives ~more pleasure to see one's virtuous good than
493 2, 26 | in this life, since "we see now through a ~glass, in
494 2, 28 | the mind does not easily see aright, when ~these things
495 2, 29 | of good, so does justice see therein the ~aspect of debt,
496 2, 30 | of this world, and shall see his brother in need, and
497 2, 30 | of the recipient when we see that his need is evident ~
498 2, 31 | but ~by correcting what we see": else we should become
499 2, 32 | argument is true of those who see God's Essence, which ~is
500 2, 33 | to no precept, as one may see by going through the precepts
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