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501 2, 97 | people: because by the very fact that they tolerate it they
502 2, 97 | dispense, from the very ~fact that he directs how some
503 2, 98 | shown to be good by the fact that it accords with right ~
504 2, 99 | Valerius Maximus states ~[*Fact. et Dict. Memor. i, 1],
505 2, 100 | as is evidenced by the fact that the natural law is ~
506 2, 100 | precepts of the Law, in the fact that God Himself is said
507 2, 101 | not the very truth: in fact one is condivided with the
508 2, 101 | precepts of the Law, the fact that they would in ~consequence
509 2, 102 | and sacrifices, by the ~fact that man offered some of
510 2, 102 | the sacrifices, from the fact that thereby men were withdrawn
511 2, 102 | reason may be assigned to the fact that they signify a ~twofold
512 2, 102 | may also be found in the fact that the whole state of
513 2, 102 | sacrificed outside the camp; in fact, ~whenever sacrifice was
514 2, 102 | water: thus denoting the ~fact that this sacrifice was
515 2, 102 | that this foreshadowed the fact that after the ~three states
516 2, 103 | being needy, i.e. from the fact that they do ~not contain
517 2, 103 | which cleansed from sin. In ~fact, the Law itself implies
518 2, 103 | however, that the very fact that the ceremonies of the
519 2, 103 | This is clear from the fact that these ceremonies were
520 2, 103 | worship of God, besides the fact that they were ~intended
521 2, 105 | not disturb the ~peace; in fact, it rather strengthens friendship
522 2, 105 | applying to ignorance of fact; and not to ignorance of
523 2, 105 | which was betokened by the fact that the ~heifer after being
524 2, 105 | the stain of revolt. The fact of ~the heifer being killed
525 2, 106 | third reason is found in the fact that the New Law is the
526 2, 106 | persons with God, from the fact that He did not offer the
527 2, 107 | altogether diverse, from the fact that they ~are ordained
528 2, 107 | as future, we believe as fact.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[107] A[
529 2, 107 | Wherefore from the ~very fact that the ceremonial precepts
530 2, 107 | in order to impress the fact that a wife ought not ~easily
531 2, 109 | himself to have grace, the fact that he cannot avoid sin ~
532 2, 109 | therefore necessary, from the fact that man's ~will is required
533 2, 110 | pre-existing nature, from the fact that ~everything is disposed
534 2, 113 | in ~the matter is not the fact that it can inhere more
535 2, 113 | of the ~just, who by the fact of their justification are
536 2, 1 | accidents of bread, but to the fact that the true body of Christ
537 2, 1 | the ~Eucharist. One is the fact that it is a sacrament,
538 2, 2 | Incarnation of Christ, ~from the fact that he said (Gn. 2:24): "
539 2, 2 | But he did not ignore the fact that the power of ~Christ'
540 2, 2 | s assent to a scientific fact and his consideration of
541 2, 2 | his consideration of that ~fact. Now the assent of science
542 2, 5 | 1~Reply OBJ 3: The very fact that the signs of faith
543 2, 10 | reprehensible beyond the fact that he is ~a heretic."
544 2, 10 | this point of ~view, in fact it is a privation. We must
545 2, 10 | the rites of idolatry, in ~fact Christian princes at first
546 2, 10 | evil avoided. Thus from the fact that the Jews observe ~their
547 2, 12 | not diversified by the ~fact of its being the term "wherefrom"
548 2, 14 | Sometimes it is due to the fact that a man's will is deliberately ~
549 2, 14 | seems to be chiefly in the ~fact that blindness of mind is
550 2, 14 | OBJ 3: It is owing to the fact that the carnal vices are
551 2, 16 | character of ~virtue from the fact that it attains the supreme
552 2, 16 | and this is clear from the fact that hope and all ~movements
553 2, 18 | 1~Reply OBJ 3: From the fact that love is the origin
554 2, 18 | fear. Now ~from the very fact that a man submits to God,
555 2, 19 | malice and gravity from the fact of its ~turning away from
556 2, 19 | or by another. Now, the fact that spiritual goods taste
557 2, 19 | 4~On the other hand, the fact that a man deems an arduous
558 2, 20 | through immoderation, in the fact that a man tends to some ~
559 2, 21 | that obey him, by that very fact, urges them to hope: ~hence
560 2, 22 | This ~is evident from the fact that not every friendship
561 2, 22 | Ethic. ii, vi, from the fact that they depend on prudence.~
562 2, 23 | away ~by one mortal sin, in fact they remain though lifeless.
563 2, 23 | charity, ~since from the very fact that a man chooses to prefer
564 2, 24 | the nature of the body, in fact in this respect he was loth
565 2, 25 | neighbor: because from the very fact that we ~share along with
566 2, 25 | unity surpasses union, the fact that man himself has a ~
567 2, 25 | their ~kinship, but only the fact of their being an obstacle
568 2, 25 | Valerius Maximus says (Fact. et Dict. Memor. iv 7): "
569 2, 25 | appropriate. This is in ~fact the principle upon which
570 2, 25 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The fact that in the battle a man
571 2, 26 | two ways. First, in the fact that friends are more commended
572 2, 27 | goodness, and from the very fact that He is loved, He is
573 2, 28 | answer that, From the very fact that a man desires a certain
574 2, 28 | above (A[1]), from the very fact that a person takes pity
575 2, 32 | becomes ~voluntary by the fact that a man hates the truth
576 2, 32 | should hate in them the fact that they are hostile to
577 2, 32 | desired. ~And since the very fact of taking pleasure in the
578 2, 33 | that "sloth arises from the fact that we sigh at being ~deprived
579 2, 34 | The middle consists in the fact that when a man aims ~at
580 2, 35 | will, because by ~that very fact one disaccords with the
581 2, 36 | gainsay the truth, by the fact that they ~thought they
582 2, 37 | this is proved from the fact that if he come back to
583 2, 39 | strife is always sinful. In fact it is a ~mortal sin in the
584 2, 41 | presence of others: and the fact of a sin being ~committed
585 2, 41 | any kind of sin: and the fact ~that a man takes occasion
586 2, 42 | be explained, since the fact that one of ~them is omitted
587 2, 43 | Wherefore from ~the very fact that wisdom as a gift is
588 2, 44 | is sometimes due to ~the fact that one has no taste for
589 2, 45 | Valerius Maximus says [*Fact. et Dict. Memor. iv, 6]
590 2, 46 | difference is seen from the fact that three things may be
591 2, 50 | human mind, from the very fact that it is directed by the
592 2, 53 | they seem to differ in the fact that "guile" ~belongs in
593 2, 55 | Considered absolutely, the fact that this particular man ~
594 2, 57 | be deemed unjust from the fact that he does an unjust thing.~
595 2, 57 | referring to ignorance of fact, which he calls "ignorance
596 2, 58 | himself, and from this very fact, ~as though conscious of
597 2, 58 | Reply OBJ 2: From the very fact that a man thinks evil of
598 2, 58 | 2), things from the very fact ~that a man thinks ill of
599 2, 58 | worthy of honor from the very fact that he is ~judged to be
600 2, 60 | nothing from the other, or the fact that God expects from us
601 2, 60 | should be advised of the fact.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[62] A[
602 2, 60 | account of the taking, in fact by taking he grants a favor; ~
603 2, 61 | consider in him not the fact that what you give him is ~
604 2, 61 | proportionate or due to him, but the fact that he is this particular
605 2, 62 | would seem to consist in the fact that ~animals use plants,
606 2, 62 | for the ~use of men. In fact this is in keeping with
607 2, 63 | sin is aggravated by the fact that the aforesaid injuries
608 2, 63 | is not aggravated by the fact that the ~aforesaid injuries
609 2, 63 | aggravated by this very fact. It may happen, however,
610 2, 63 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The fact that the wife voluntarily
611 2, 64 | becomes his due by the very fact that it is adjudicated to
612 2, 64 | law, do not preclude ~the fact that man's needs have to
613 2, 65 | regarding ~some particular fact. Wherefore just as a general
614 2, 65 | from the evidence of the fact. If, ~on the other hand,
615 2, 65 | takes the evidence ~of the fact as regards the deed itself,
616 2, 65 | instead of an accuser. The fact that the judge himself was
617 2, 66 | seems ~to be useful in the fact that it is a means of notifying
618 2, 66 | A proof of this is the fact that if a number of people ~
619 2, 66 | crime through ignorance of fact which excuses him. ~Therefore
620 2, 66 | about, wherein ignorance of fact has no place. Yet he who ~
621 2, 67 | without adverting to the fact that he was ~appointed ordinary
622 2, 68 | to do evil." And yet the fact ~that in so many it is not
623 2, 68 | change the substance of the fact, for instance in time, place,
624 2, 68 | touching the substance of the fact, for instance, whether the
625 2, 68 | evidence, through ~ignorance of fact. Now such ignorance excuses
626 2, 71 | backbiting. Now from the fact that one man ~openly utters
627 2, 74 | wishes him good simply, in fact ~rather is it in conformity
628 2, 75 | loss or danger, by the very fact ~that he offers him defective
629 2, 76 | compensation, ~through the fact that he makes no profit
630 2, 79 | also take its name from the fact that "we ought to seek God ~
631 2, 79 | is differentiated by the fact that religious worship ~
632 2, 79 | sake, because by the very fact that we revere and honor ~
633 2, 80 | perfection, by this very fact his devotion is ~increased.~
634 2, 81 | According to Valerius Maximus [*Fact. et Dict. Memor. ~vii, 2], "
635 2, 81 | stated by the same authority (Fact. et Dict. Memor. vii, 2), ~"
636 2, 81 | Reply OBJ 4: From the very fact that we ask for temporal
637 2, 81 | delivered we ~shall by that very fact become the free children
638 2, 81 | we may simply indicate a fact, as in Jn. 11:3, "Behold, ~
639 2, 83 | would be a sin from the very fact ~that it was directed to
640 2, 83 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: The very fact that we wish to cling to
641 2, 86 | God." Now from ~the very fact that a man has a purpose
642 2, 86 | up arms he solemnizes the fact ~in one way, namely, with
643 2, 86 | vow, this refers to the fact that the transgressor of
644 2, 86 | assigned by some to ~the fact that by continency man overcomes
645 2, 86 | within himself, or to the ~fact that by continency man is
646 2, 86 | temporal abstinence. ~But the fact that no dispensation can
647 2, 87 | or because, from the very fact that he calls upon ~God
648 2, 87 | Therefore in ~the very fact that a man swears by God,
649 2, 87 | Reply OBJ 2: In the very fact that a man takes God as
650 2, 87 | to do what he can, as, in fact, we have already ~stated
651 2, 87 | from a vow arises from the fact that ~something which is
652 2, 88 | adjures a person, by that very fact associates ~himself with
653 2, 93 | Valerius Maximus ~[*De Dict. Fact. Memor. i, 5] remarks, "
654 2, 93 | with a demon by the very fact of invoking him. ~This is
655 2, 94 | the heavenly ~bodies. In fact as Augustine adds (De Civ.
656 2, 95 | indiscretion, yet the ~very fact that a man behaves presumptuously
657 2, 96 | lacking, since ~by the very fact that a man swears indiscreetly,
658 2, 96 | tongue, if he ~adverts to the fact that he is swearing, and
659 2, 96 | he has doubts about the fact, and believes ~he will swear
660 2, 98 | simoniacal ~promotion, and the fact be a secret, one can receive
661 2, 98 | transfer, ~notwithstanding the fact that the prelate or a member
662 2, 99 | which I consider to be the fact that God Himself ~has declared
663 2, 100 | Reply OBJ 2: By the very fact of being in a position of
664 2, 100 | On the other ~hand, the fact that a man has perfection
665 2, 104 | conferred ~duly, since in fact the favor is less, for,
666 2, 104 | convenient to the benefactor. In fact, if instead of choosing
667 2, 104 | his favor, by that very fact he gives him something his
668 2, 105 | thing is a sin from ~the fact of its being contrary to
669 2, 106 | 1~Reply OBJ 3: The very fact that the punishment, whether
670 2, 107 | not a special virtue, in fact every ~virtue is goodness,
671 2, 107 | said to be ~true, from the fact that it attains its rule
672 2, 107 | one way we refer to the ~fact that justice itself is a
673 2, 107 | understood as referring to the fact that, out of justice, ~a
674 2, 107 | the other, is owing to the fact that the virtue's mean is
675 2, 108 | formal falsehood, ~from the fact namely, that a person intends
676 2, 115 | mercy proceeds from the fact ~that a man has a certain
677 2, 116 | Every sin, from the very fact that it is an evil, ~consists
678 2, 116 | man takes ~pleasure in the fact that he possesses riches:
679 2, 120 | Reply OBJ 1: In point of fact there is one affirmative
680 2, 121 | sometimes it is owing to the fact that one is hopeful of overcoming ~
681 2, 121 | also to ~accomplish it. In fact is there greater folly than
682 2, 122 | of death, namely in the fact that a person willingly ~
683 2, 124 | love, but only from the fact that he thinks ~it impossible
684 2, 127 | favors, this points to the fact that he takes no ~pleasure
685 2, 127 | this is confirmed by the fact that Macrobius enumerates
686 2, 129 | greatness ~from the very fact that it bears witness to
687 2, 130 | being likened to God: in fact we are commanded (Eph. 5:
688 2, 130 | praise: because from the fact that a man is praised, or ~
689 2, 134 | bear patiently. Now the fact that a man prefers the good ~
690 2, 134 | justice, if we consider the fact that a man may ~patiently
691 2, 134 | longanimity: ~whereas the very fact of sinning through pride
692 2, 139 | to reason is owing to the fact that ~the sensitive appetite
693 2, 139 | to be: wherefore the very fact that the ~reason is able
694 2, 140 | that "it is no wonder, in fact it is pardonable, if a man ~
695 2, 141 | self-sufficiency,' but for the fact that this is taken in a
696 2, 147 | Valerius Maximus [*Dict. Fact. Memor. ii, 1] among the
697 2, 148 | Further, from the very fact that a thing excludes the
698 2, 149 | takes its name from the fact that reason ~"chastises"
699 2, 150 | Maximus ~asserts [*Dict. Fact. Mem. ii, 9]. Hence according
700 2, 151 | contrary to ~virtue, from the fact that the free act of reason
701 2, 152 | may avoid an injustice. In fact a twofold ~injustice attaches
702 2, 152 | Maximus relates [*Dict. Fact. Memor. ii, 1], it was ~
703 2, 153 | Wherefore from the very fact that a man holds [tenet
704 2, 153 | is ~praised by the very fact that it reaches not only
705 2, 154 | these results are due to the fact that the bodily temperament
706 2, 154 | is ~a sin, not from the fact that one gives way to wicked
707 2, 154 | nothing." Wherefore the ~fact that man needs God's help
708 2, 154 | the intemperate man; in fact he rejoices in having ~sinned,
709 2, 155 | owe their praise to the fact that they withdraw a man ~
710 2, 159 | other virtues. Hence the fact that humility is caused
711 2, 160 | For unbelief, by the very fact ~of its arising out of proud
712 2, 160 | more grievous by the very fact that, as a remedy, God allows
713 2, 160 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The fact that envy, which is a capital
714 2, 161 | Wherefore from the very fact that man coveted a spiritual
715 2, 161 | sin was diminished by the fact that, as ~Augustine says (
716 2, 161 | 11]), it was due to ~the fact that, "having had no experience
717 2, 162 | is evident both from the fact that ~his body is composed
718 2, 166 | no excuse ~for these; in fact they make fun scandalous
719 2, 169 | may be gathered from ~the fact that Abraham being admonished
720 2, 170 | may be discerned by the fact that the devil sometimes ~
721 2, 171 | Reply OBJ 3: From the very fact that future contingencies
722 2, 172 | Para. 1/1 ~Reply OBJ 3: The fact that a particular predicate
723 2, 173 | divine things, from the very fact that he is made to God's
724 2, 173 | power. For from the ~very fact that the appetite is strongly
725 2, 173 | heaven." Now from the very fact that the saints see God,
726 2, 178 | Reply OBJ 1: From the very fact that truth is the end of
727 2, 178 | movement ~of the angels to the fact that "while providing for
728 2, 178 | movement of the soul to the fact that "the soul is enlightened
729 2, 178 | movement of the angels to the ~fact that their intuition of
730 2, 178 | providence, namely to the fact that the ~higher angel enlightens
731 2, 179 | the world lasts, from the fact that they are occupied in
732 2, 179 | This is signified by the fact that Jacob saw ~angels "
733 2, 182 | a release. For the mere fact of serving someone ~does
734 2, 182 | nor again does the ~mere fact of ceasing to serve make
735 2, 182 | is ~clear that from the fact that a man receives a sacred
736 2, 182 | not ~bound by this very fact under the obligation of
737 2, 182 | of perfection. ~This very fact shows the excellence of
738 2, 183 | cannot be ignorant of the fact; consequently he would seem
739 2, 184 | for his operation; in fact they are obstacles to his ~
740 2, 184 | excellence, by the very fact that they withdraw from
741 2, 185 | the words quoted that the fact of their ~being monks does
742 2, 185 | themselves and from others the ~fact that they are unwilling
743 3, 2 | than ours, from this very fact that in us, being ~existent
744 3, 2 | free gift of God, then the fact that the human nature is ~
745 3, 4 | granted (as it must be, in fact) that ~in Christ there is
746 3, 6 | which is plain from the fact that angelic spirits are
747 3, 7 | due to Christ ~by the mere fact of His being the natural
748 3, 7 | natural Son of God; and by the fact of ~His being the Word,
749 3, 7 | Christ, from the ~very fact that He had all virtue,
750 3, 11 | our souls have not yet in fact, but only ~in hope, i.e.
751 3, 13 | says (Moral. xix), by the fact that "Our Lord ~charged
752 3, 14 | soul of itself, from the fact of its being assumed by
753 3, 18 | determinate mode from the fact of being in a Divine ~hypostasis,
754 3, 18 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The fact of any will in Christ willing
755 3, 22 | reply:~Reply OBJ 3: The fact that Christ's manhood was
756 3, 24 | predestinated," not to the fact of being the Son of God,
757 3, 28 | power ~of God, of which fact the very conception of Christ
758 3, 28 | Ambrose says on Lk. 1:27: "The fact of her marriage is declared,
759 3, 29 | calls Mary a wife. The ~fact of her marriage is declared,
760 3, 30 | First because from the very fact that man is raised above
761 3, 31 | his seed. Neither is the fact that Christ reigned contrary ~
762 3, 31 | say that Christ, from ~the fact that He was the son of Joseph,
763 3, 31 | which also foreshadowed the fact that Christ would pass from
764 3, 31 | Christ's ~dignity. For the fact that the father of a bishop
765 3, 31 | Levitical priesthood, from the fact that ~Abraham paid tithes
766 3, 36 | manifested Himself. And the very ~fact that He was hidden at a
767 3, 38 | grace. Wherefore the very fact that John baptized in the
768 3, 39 | Consequently, from the very fact ~that Christ is most perfect,
769 3, 39 | understand that the very fact that through baptism heaven ~
770 3, 39 | Because from ~the very fact that the dove has such properties,
771 3, 41 | inn Evang.) explains the fact that "He ~fasted forty days
772 3, 43 | 3~Thirdly, from the very fact that He taught that He was
773 3, 43 | proper to man, the mere fact ~that someone reasons about
774 3, 45 | miraculous: just as was the fact of His ~walking on the waves
775 3, 50 | in becoming" ~and "in fact." Death is said to be "in
776 3, 50 | death is considered in ~fact, inasmuch as the separation
777 3, 50 | s death, considered "in fact" did not effect ~our salvation
778 3, 51 | putrefied or dissolved, this fact would have been detrimental
779 3, 52 | nature. Consequently, the fact of ~Christ's body not being
780 3, 52 | although not yet fully happy in fact.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[52] A[
781 3, 57 | days He established the fact of His being ~alive again.
782 3, 57 | is principally due to the fact that His Ascension is the ~
783 3, 61 | reason is taken from the fact that man is prone to direct
784 3, 63 | the sacraments, from the fact that ~they confer grace,
785 3, 63 | s ~Priesthood, from the fact that it confers on him some
786 3, 64 | Church; because from the very fact that anyone receives the
787 3, 66 | regeneration" which refers to the fact that man by ~being baptized
788 3, 67 | this is found ~also in the fact that our Lord Himself did
789 3, 68 | signified. But the very ~fact that a man presents himself
790 3, 68 | from sin: for the ~very fact of retaining what belongs
791 3, 68 | which is made clear by the fact that they are under the
792 3, 69 | gates to be opened, not in fact but in hope. For the baptized
793 3, 69 | approaches Baptism, by that very fact ~makes a show of having
794 3, 71 | power over man from the very fact that the latter is subject
795 3, 72 | than in any other ~oil. In fact, the olive-tree itself,
796 3, 73 | and therefore from the fact of children being ~baptized,
797 3, 74 | errors are excluded by the fact that Christ ~instituted
798 3, 75 | it is the same instant in fact, but another ~according
799 3, 76 | body, as it was then, in fact.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[76] A[
800 3, 76 | which is evident from the fact that the dimensive ~quantity
801 3, 76 | been said, but ~only by the fact that the sacramental species
802 3, 77 | a subject, from the very fact that one of them is received
803 3, 77 | one solely, is due to the fact ~that that other is undivided
804 3, 77 | unless a great ~and, in fact, exceedingly sensible condensation
805 3, 78 | above, as well as from the fact ~that the Canon of the Mass
806 3, 78 | signified as they ~exist in the fact of conversion. But then
807 3, 80 | Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 5: The fact of a man being unconscious
808 3, 80 | through ignorance of the fact, which excuses, for instance, ~
809 3, 80 | either from evidence of the fact, as public ~usurers, or
810 3, 80 | every Christian, from ~the fact that he is baptized, is
811 3, 80 | says in the same book, "the fact that our Lord ~gave this
812 3, 80 | any loss of ~life from the fact of our Lord saying (Jn.
813 3, 81 | must not assert this as a fact.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[81] A[
814 3, 82 | sacrament. But from the fact of being wicked ~he does
815 3, 82 | worthily, from the mere ~fact of being priests, even though
816 3, 82 | condemns ~this from the fact that persons defiled are
817 3, 82 | as is evident ~from the fact of his putting up all prayers
818 3, 82 | their Baptism," from the fact that ~"it is not restored
819 3, 83 | which is ~contrary to the fact. Consequently, it does not
820 3, 83 | in the Holy ~Trinity": in fact, those outside the Church
821 3, 83 | without ~adverting to the fact that he is saying these
822 3, 83 | the circumstances of the fact and of the person, the said ~
823 3, 84 | is it in common use; in fact in certain ~absolutions
824 3, 84 | and do not exclude the fact that the priest ~pronounces
825 3, 84 | him"; since by the very fact ~of making an offering for
826 3, 84 | this ~does not destroy the fact that his former penance
827 3, 85 | Reply OBJ 2: In point of fact, penance has indeed a general
828 3, 85 | to fear Me?" And so the fact that penance ~results from
829 3, 86 | 1/3~I answer that, The fact that a sin cannot be taken
830 3, 86 | be pardoned from the very fact that, ~by means of grace,
831 3, 88 | of wrath," ~from the mere fact, namely, that God's goodness,
832 3, 89 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: The very fact of falling away from the
833 Suppl, 6 | confession. Nevertheless the fact that ~confession is necessary
834 Suppl, 6 | sin-offering, whereby the fact of his ~having sinned became
835 Suppl, 6 | Divine law, from the very fact that confession is a remedy,
836 Suppl, 6 | This is evident from the fact that it orders all sins
837 Suppl, 6 | somewhat ~foreshadowed in the fact that those who were being
838 Suppl, 8 | maintained that ~from the very fact that they were monks, they
839 Suppl, 8 | sins: and it is due to the fact ~that by the ordination
840 Suppl, 8 | of death, from this very fact a priest has the use of ~
841 Suppl, 10| receives, through the very fact of ~being baptized, grace
842 Suppl, 10| suffers from ignorance of fact, which ~excuses from sin.
843 Suppl, 10| itself: but ignorance of fact does excuse. Therefore if
844 Suppl, 10| the head of ignorance of fact, wherefore it ~excuses from
845 Suppl, 17| the kingdom ~from the very fact that he is worthy. Therefore
846 Suppl, 18| of his guilt, from the fact that the guilt is already
847 Suppl, 21| Reply OBJ 3: From the very fact that a man is deprived of
848 Suppl, 22| wherefore, from the very fact that a man ~has the character
849 Suppl, 23| are excepted; as when the fact of ~the excommunication
850 Suppl, 23| lowliness, ignorance of fact, necessity," ~where "utility"
851 Suppl, 24| need ~to be voluntary, in fact the nature of punishment
852 Suppl, 29| the Church. As a matter of fact ~however an anointing done
853 Suppl, 32| This is ~evident from the fact that the form of this sacrament
854 Suppl, 34| sacraments, from the very fact that they give grace, direct
855 Suppl, 34| and this is clear from the fact that the matter is in ~keeping
856 Suppl, 35| this is confirmed by the fact ~that they remain for ever
857 Suppl, 35| This is evident from the fact that if he return to ~the
858 Suppl, 36| higher degree from the ~very fact that they are near God,
859 Suppl, 36| superiority over others, ~from the fact that they are able to act
860 Suppl, 36| wherefore from the very fact that they have a higher
861 Suppl, 38| heretic cannot bless; in fact his blessing is turned into
862 Suppl, 38| inadmissible, since by the very fact that a person communicates
863 Suppl, 39| Further, a man, from the fact that he receives an Order,
864 Suppl, 39| dissenting, ~by this very fact he becomes a freedman. But
865 Suppl, 40| seem to follow from the fact that lay brothers, who ~
866 Suppl, 40| Now a cleric by the ~very fact of being a cleric is placed
867 Suppl, 42| act. ~Wherefore, from the fact that the end of matrimony
868 Suppl, 43| present, because by this very fact he promises ~[spondet] the
869 Suppl, 43| it is sufficient that the fact be the common ~talk, in
870 Suppl, 44| numerical diversity. The fact ~of this relation having
871 Suppl, 45| being the maid's, for the fact that she does not ~contradict
872 Suppl, 45| marriage, ~since from the very fact that his marriage with the
873 Suppl, 49| Reply OBJ 3: From the very fact that marriage is intended
874 Suppl, 49| aspects belong to it from the fact that it has these ~goods
875 Suppl, 49| itself, since from the very fact that by the ~marriage compact
876 Suppl, 51| first; and ignorance of the fact excuses her from sin, just
877 Suppl, 52| is also evident from the fact ~that it was said of man (
878 Suppl, 52| should be good; but from the fact that a person sins, nature
879 Suppl, 53| one man's power from the fact ~that it passes into the
880 Suppl, 53| have taken it by the very fact of his being ordained. Hence
881 Suppl, 53| Greeks the wife, by the very fact of ~consenting to her husband'
882 Suppl, 54| line is contracted from the fact that one of the parties
883 Suppl, 54| degrees of consanguinity, in fact ~to a certain extent it
884 Suppl, 55| united together by ~the fact of his taking a wife. Therefore
885 Suppl, 55| transitory; whereas the fact of having ~been moved is
886 Suppl, 55| affinity from the very ~fact that she is married to a
887 Suppl, 55| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The fact that the tie of affinity
888 Suppl, 55| which being an error of fact ~excuses from sin, as long
889 Suppl, 55| prevented from accusing by the fact that he ~does not accuse
890 Suppl, 55| happens through ignorance of ~fact that a guilty man is reputed
891 Suppl, 55| circumstance that a certain fact is deemed lawful whereas ~
892 Suppl, 55| sometimes accused, so is a ~fact sometimes an object of accusation.
893 Suppl, 56| 1~Reply OBJ 1: From the fact that corporal and spiritual
894 Suppl, 59| danger is the same, in ~fact greater, for neophytes are
895 Suppl, 59| tie is not broken ~by the fact that one of them is converted
896 Suppl, 61| religious vows. Therefore by the fact that one enters religion,
897 Suppl, 62| general law to a ~particular fact. Wherefore God gave out
898 Suppl, 62| has ~no evidence of the fact, there may be strong suspicions
899 Suppl, 62| arguments are based on the fact that in ~comparison with
900 Suppl, 65| her ~freedom by the very fact of being taken in marriage.
901 Suppl, 65| his assertion ~from the fact that Juda had intercourse
902 Suppl, 66| one in law, the other ~in fact; the third, when he has
903 Suppl, 66| one in law, the ~other in fact; the fourth, when a man
904 Suppl, 66| one in law, the other in fact?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[66] A[
905 Suppl, 66| time, one in law and one in fact. ~For when the sacrament
906 Suppl, 66| a man marries a woman in fact but not in law there is
907 Suppl, 66| whom he has ~married in fact and not in law, he commits
908 Suppl, 66| law, marries another in fact and not in law, and ~knows
909 Suppl, 66| women either in law or in fact, ~and yet he is not irregular,
910 Suppl, 66| which is evident from the fact that if a bigamist ~present
911 Suppl, 66| married several wives ~in fact, as if they had married
912 Suppl, 67| a wife especially in the fact ~that she is not inseparably
913 Suppl, 68| court, for by this very fact the son is legitimate on
914 Suppl, 70| any form, from the very fact that by its ~essence it
915 Suppl, 70| this is evident from the fact that no ~sensitive power
916 Suppl, 70| have said that the mere fact that the soul sees the fire
917 Suppl, 70| whatever is seen, from the fact that it is seen, ~is a perfection
918 Suppl, 70| consequently, besides the fact that the soul sees the fire, ~
919 Suppl, 70| the principal ~agent: in fact it is by fulfilling the
920 Suppl, 70| sorrow is not caused by the fact ~that something is seen,
921 Suppl, 70| outside the empyrean, in fact this somewhat conduces ~
922 Suppl, 71| pardon Trajan": and of this fact the ~Damascene adds in the
923 Suppl, 71| angels diminished by the fact that they take pity on our
924 Suppl, 71| would vary. Hence from ~the fact that the goods are multiplied,
925 Suppl, 71| whom they are offered: in fact, they avail him alone ~in
926 Suppl, 71| be divided among many, in fact rather is it increased;
927 Suppl, 72| this is evident from the fact that God, by seeing His ~
928 Suppl, 72| prayers for him by ~the very fact that in his need he has
929 Suppl, 72| sentence thereon. This, in fact, is what Gregory says (Moral. ~
930 Suppl, 72| seem to be not only the fact that this fire will come ~
931 Suppl, 72| clearly be gathered from the ~fact that the resurrection of
932 Suppl, 72| many" as meaning ~"all": in fact, this way of speaking is
933 Suppl, 76| This is clear from ~the fact that there cannot be identity
934 Suppl, 76| heretics may be refuted by the fact that ~they are prejudicial
935 Suppl, 79| which is evident from the ~fact that vultures hasten to
936 Suppl, 79| This is confirmed by the fact that ~sensible objects at
937 Suppl, 79| necessary ~is due to the fact that smell in bodies is
938 Suppl, 79| through defective sight. The fact that the image of an object
939 Suppl, 80| more than ~they are now, in fact, they will be more reduced
940 Suppl, 80| body, as appears from the fact that after His Resurrection ~
941 Suppl, 80| regards the form. ~And the fact that a body is able to fill
942 Suppl, 80| we remove from a body the fact of ~its being hot or cold,
943 Suppl, 80| 1~Reply OBJ 4: From the fact that God will come to the
944 Suppl, 80| again be proved from the fact that our Lord went in to ~
945 Suppl, 80| same matter, so that in fact the matter which at first
946 Suppl, 81| motive ~power from the very fact that it has a determinate
947 Suppl, 82| transparent is owing to the fact that ~the clarity of that
948 Suppl, 82| the sight, from the very fact that the other ~things behind
949 Suppl, 82| not necessarily seen; in fact it vanished from the ~sight
950 Suppl, 83| the amount of guilt; in fact it would ~seem that a man
951 Suppl, 84| is increased through the fact that a man ~sinned after
952 Suppl, 84| this kind is ~owing to the fact that shame regards the esteem
953 Suppl, 85| the past, while some, in fact many of them, refer ~to
954 Suppl, 86| last day." Therefore the fact that a man propounds a ~
955 Suppl, 86| Q[89], A[2]]; they, in fact, love ~worldly things and
956 Suppl, 87| Wherefore from the very fact that He was ~able as man
957 Suppl, 87| to His Godhead. Now the fact that they will see ~the
958 Suppl, 88| movement. This ~consists in the fact that things which were before
959 Suppl, 88| almost beyond comparison: in fact the size of the whole ~earth
960 Suppl, 89| held that from the very fact that our intellect ~understands
961 Suppl, 89| and ~consequently from the fact that our intellect abstracts
962 Suppl, 89| the knowable object to the fact ~of its being known: and
963 Suppl, 89| person is alive from the fact that he speaks): ~otherwise
964 Suppl, 89| intellect, but also ~from the fact that the aspect of knowableness
965 Suppl, 89| be ~fulfilled by the mere fact of their seeing God: just
966 Suppl, 92| likeness ~consists in the fact that in carnal marriage
967 Suppl, 92| which is evident by the fact that if the marriage be
968 Suppl, 92| beatitude: because from the very fact of the soul's ~union with
969 Suppl, 93| teaching and ~preaching, in fact they are occasions of pride;
970 Suppl, 93| not. For from the very fact that aureole is a diminutive
971 Suppl, 93| an ~act of prudence: in fact rather is it an act of charity
972 Suppl, 94| corporeal from the very fact that the wicked will be
973 Suppl, 96| wherefore from the very fact that he is willing to sin,
974 Suppl, 96| answer is that from the very ~fact that he commits a mortal
975 Suppl, 96| lose his being from the fact that he has sinned against ~
976 Appen1, 1| knowledge, and both the fact of their ~being deprived
977 Appen1, 1| separated from Him: in ~fact they are united to Him by
978 Appen1, 2| however, prove this from the fact that the whole soul is punished, ~
979 Appen1, 2| punishment ~remains from the fact that one has not undergone
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