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501 2, 5 | itself foretold would not be evident in itself, and consequently ~
502 2, 5 | second way, for they see many evident signs, whereby they ~recognize
503 2, 5 | the signs of faith are so evident, that ~the demons are compelled
504 2, 5 | by faith. Even so, it is ~evident that a man whose mind holds
505 2, 5 | his own will. ~Hence it is evident that a heretic who obstinately
506 2, 7 | with lead or tin. Now it is evident that the rational ~creature
507 2, 8 | things as it ~were, it is evident that the stronger the light
508 2, 8 | fortitude, and fear, is evident, since ~the gift of understanding
509 2, 8 | cognitive power, is not so evident. To some [*William of Auxerre,
510 2, 10 | them. Consequently it is ~evident that unbelievers cannot
511 2, 10 | be ~tolerated. For it is evident that unbelievers sin in
512 2, 12 | testify to the matter by some evident sign.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[13]
513 2, 13 | from imperfection. ~This is evident as regards good things,
514 2, 13 | against the Holy Ghost, ~it is evident that it can precede sin:
515 2, 14 | able to move it. Now it is evident that pleasure fixes a ~man'
516 2, 16 | it leans. It is therefore evident ~that hope is a virtue,
517 2, 16 | enjoyment thereof. Hence it is evident that God ~is the principal
518 2, 16 | FS, Q[62], A[1]), it is evident that hope is a theological ~
519 2, 16 | seek Him." Therefore it is evident that ~faith precedes hope.~
520 2, 17 | light." It is, therefore, evident that they cannot apprehend ~
521 2, 18 | above ~(A[2]). Hence it is evident that servile and filial
522 2, 20 | Divine power, and it is evident that it is a graver sin
523 2, 22 | charity: ~wherefore it is evident that charity is the friendship
524 2, 22 | Wis. 8:1). But it is evident that the act of charity
525 2, 22 | the form, wherefore it is evident ~that charity is not vanity.
526 2, 22 | of the virtues. This ~is evident from the fact that not every
527 2, 22 | good. Accordingly it is evident that simply true ~virtue
528 2, 22 | act its ~form. Now it is evident, in accordance with what
529 2, 23 | visible goods. ~Hence it is evident that for us to love God
530 2, 23 | increase. It is ~therefore evident that it is not possible
531 2, 23 | potentiality of matter: this is evident in the forms of things generated ~
532 2, 23 | Body Para. 3/3~Now it is evident that through every mortal
533 2, 23 | to the Third Objection is evident from what has been said.~
534 2, 23 | every moral sin. Hence it is evident that charity cannot remain ~
535 2, 24 | servile or filial, as is ~evident from what has been stated
536 2, 24 | to the First Objection is evident.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[25] A[
537 2, 24 | love thy neighbor,' it is evident that we ought to ~look upon
538 2, 24 | Reply to which is therefore evident.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[25] A[
539 2, 24 | those who pity ~us, it is evident that the precept binding
540 2, 24 | heaven." It ~is therefore evident that the friendship of charity
541 2, 25 | Body Para. 2/2~This is evident from the very reason for
542 2, 25 | but ~the former, as is evident from what he says of beneficence.~
543 2, 25 | union with union, it is evident that the union ~arising
544 2, 25 | to the Third Objection is evident.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[26] A[
545 2, 26 | the other Objections is evident from what has been said
546 2, 27 | intellectual virtues, as is evident from ~what has been said
547 2, 27 | from the virtue. Now it is evident from what we ~have said
548 2, 29 | to the Third Objection is evident.~
549 2, 30 | to the Third Objection is evident.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[32] A[
550 2, 30 | we see that his need is evident ~and urgent, and that he
551 2, 31 | pertains to charity, it is evident that this admonition is ~
552 2, 31 | spoil his rest." It ~is evident from this that there is
553 2, 31 | good name. ~Therefore it is evident that the precept requires
554 2, 32 | Holy Ghost. Hence it is ~evident that hatred of God is chiefly
555 2, 32 | to him. ~Wherefore it is evident that unbelief derives its
556 2, 32 | hatred. ~Wherefore it is evident that hatred is caused by
557 2, 33 | spirit. In this case it is evident that ~sloth is a mortal
558 2, 34 | A[1]). Therefore it is evident that envy is a mortal ~sin
559 2, 35 | Causis xvii). Hence it is evident that this is part of the ~
560 2, 37 | Body Para. 2/2~Now it is evident that unbelief is a sin committed
561 2, 38 | is itself lawful, as is ~evident in scientific exercises.
562 2, 40 | common good." Wherefore it is evident that the unity to which
563 2, 41 | without mortal sin: and it is evident that no man ought to ~commit
564 2, 41 | checks sin. But if it is evident that the infliction of punishment ~
565 2, 42 | AA[1],2). It is therefore evident that the ~order of charity
566 2, 43 | of God." Wherefore it is evident that wisdom is a gift of
567 2, 43 | the Second Objection is evident, ~that is if this be the
568 2, 44 | foolish in God's sight, as is evident from the Apostle's words (
569 2, 45 | practical reason. Hence it ~is evident that prudence resides only
570 2, 45 | moral virtue. Hence it is evident that prudence is a special ~
571 2, 45 | obtaining a due end, it is evident that ~prudence regards not
572 2, 45 | and ~governing. But it is evident that the subject as subject,
573 2, 48 | of prudence. ~Now it is evident that there is a special
574 2, 48 | with another. Now it is evident that a household is ~a mean
575 2, 49 | good counsel." Hence it is ~evident that {euboulia} (deliberating
576 2, 49 | different virtues. And it is evident that goodness of ~counsel
577 2, 49 | practical matters. Now it is evident that what ~is beside the
578 2, 50 | deliberating well), as is evident from what has ~been said (
579 2, 50 | moved by a spirit. Now it is evident that the ~rectitude of human
580 2, 50 | counsel in matters that are evident, as the Philosopher observes (
581 2, 51 | those vices which are in ~evident opposition to prudence,
582 2, 51 | pertains to imprudence, it is evident that the vice of ~precipitation
583 2, 51 | depends. It is therefore evident that thoughtlessness is
584 2, 52 | sinful: wherefore it is evident that negligence is a sin, ~
585 2, 53 | end of his life. Now it is evident that this is a sin, ~because
586 2, 53 | obtain ~something. Now it is evident that the endeavor is more
587 2, 55 | as ~"right." Hence it is evident that right is the object
588 2, 56 | human operations, it is evident that it renders man's operations
589 2, 56 | these senses. Now ~it is evident that all who are included
590 2, 56 | of legal justice, it is evident that it ~stands foremost
591 2, 57 | on another person, it is evident that to do an injustice
592 2, 58 | consequently, unless we have evident ~indications of a person'
593 2, 58 | man good, unless there is evident proof of the contrary. And
594 2, 61 | consists. Wherefore it is evident that judgment is rendered ~
595 2, 62 | Lucy declared. Now it is evident that ~fornication and adultery
596 2, 64 | cunningly. Wherefore ~it is evident that every theft is a sin.~
597 2, 64 | manifest and urgent, that it is evident that the present need must
598 2, 64 | the First ~Objection is evident.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[66] A[
599 2, 65 | delegated authority. Hence it is evident that no man can ~judge others
600 2, 67 | punishment, and so it is evident that he ~sins. Wherefore,
601 2, 67 | to those who sin - it is ~evident that the accused also sins
602 2, 69 | to restitution. Now it is evident ~that an advocate provides
603 2, 69 | bound to grant. Now it is evident that an advocate is not
604 2, 71 | believed. It is ~therefore evident that backbiting differs
605 2, 73 | him. It is accordingly evident that derision agrees with
606 2, 75 | price for it. Hence it is evident that this ~common desire
607 2, 76 | justice. In order to make this evident, ~we must observe that there
608 2, 77 | not ~conversely. Now it is evident that transgression is contrary
609 2, 77 | in any way. ~Hence it is evident that, simply and absolutely
610 2, 78 | and of all these it is evident that Tully mentions ~none
611 2, 79 | kind of service. ~Now it is evident that lordship belongs to
612 2, 79 | to a ~virtue. Now it is evident that to render anyone his
613 2, 79 | someone, namely, to God, it is evident that ~religion is a virtue.~
614 2, 79 | govern. ~Therefore it is evident that religion is one virtue.~
615 2, 79 | and so ~on. Hence it is evident that religion is a special
616 2, 79 | QQ[57],58,62). Now it is ~evident that religion is not an
617 2, 79 | reverence for God. Hence it is evident that God is related to religion ~
618 2, 80 | devout mind." Now it is evident that the will ~to do readily
619 2, 80 | just actions." Now it is evident ~that to do what pertains
620 2, 80 | be ~devout. Hence it is evident that devotion is an act
621 2, 80 | assistance. It is accordingly evident that the first ~and direct
622 2, 81 | God." Accordingly it is evident that ~prayer, as we speak
623 2, 81 | his goods. Hence it ~is evident that prayer is properly
624 2, 81 | our affections. Thus it is evident that the first thing to
625 2, 82 | person ~adored. Now it is evident from what we have said (
626 2, 84 | house of God. But it is evident that a man possesses ~lawfully
627 2, 84 | stained." Therefore it is evident that an oblation ~must not
628 2, 85 | Para. 3/4~Accordingly it is evident that man's obligation to
629 2, 86 | Body Para. 2/2~Now, it is evident from what has been said
630 2, 86 | given above. Hence it is evident that some vows belong to
631 2, 87 | and this must be by some ~evident effect. Therefore it seems
632 2, 87 | latria. wherefore it is evident ~that an oath is an act
633 2, 88 | unlawful to swear, it is evident ~that neither is it lawful
634 2, 89 | divine praises. Now it is evident that the human soul is moved
635 2, 92 | and Third Objections are evident from what has ~been said
636 2, 93 | of knowledge. Now it is evident that diversity of ~principles
637 2, 93 | observing the stars: and it is evident that those things which
638 2, 93 | to the First Objection is evident.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[95] A[
639 2, 94 | trifles. ~Accordingly it is evident that all these observances
640 2, 95 | perfection. Wherefore it is ~evident that it is a sin to tempt
641 2, 95 | opposed to religion. Now it is evident that to ~tempt a person
642 2, 98 | pecuniary value." Now it is evident that a ~man's service is
643 2, 100 | virtues regard. Now it ~is evident that the persons of our
644 2, 102 | matters, then it is ~quite evident that it is not fulfilled
645 2, 102 | He appoints. Hence it is evident that the persons ~aforesaid
646 2, 103 | commandments of God, it is evident that the greater ~the good
647 2, 104 | of the agent. Now it is evident that a benefactor, as ~such,
648 2, 104 | everywhere." From ~this it is evident that however well off a
649 2, 105 | virtue. Wherefore it is evident that ~every ingratitude
650 2, 106 | other cause. Hence it is evident that virtues perfect ~us
651 2, 107 | of truth. Wherefore it is evident that truth is a special
652 2, 108 | its form. Therefore it is evident that ~lying is directly
653 2, 108 | Body Para. 6/7~Now it is evident that the greater the good
654 2, 108 | lie is a sin. For it is evident that the ~evangelists did
655 2, 108 | expressed." Hence it is evident, as he adds (De Consens.
656 2, 109 | was about to do. It is evident therefore that neither dissembled.~
657 2, 109 | to ~use the term, it is evident that hypocrisy is a mortal
658 2, 110 | nor a jocose lie. This is evident from the end of lying; for ~
659 2, 110 | sake of money." Thus it ~is evident that it is neither an officious
660 2, 116 | possessing." It is therefore evident that ~covetousness is a
661 2, 117 | and retaining. Hence it is evident that prodigality is opposed
662 2, 117 | in this sense also it is evident ~that prodigality arises
663 2, 117 | passage correctly, it is evident that the Apostle is speaking ~
664 2, 118 | equity. ~Therefore it is evident that "epikeia" is a virtue.~
665 2, 118 | v, 10). ~Wherefore it is evident that "epikeia" is a subjective
666 2, 120 | of the decalogue, as is evident if one consider each of
667 2, 120 | principles ~that are most evident. Now it is altogether evident
668 2, 120 | evident. Now it is altogether evident that the notion of ~duty,
669 2, 121 | Body Para. 2/2~Hence it is evident that fortitude is a virtue,
670 2, 122 | persecution. Hence it is evident that martyrdom is an act
671 2, 122 | occur in battle. Now it is evident that in martyrdom man is ~
672 2, 122 | divine." Wherefore it is evident that martyrdom is an act
673 2, 122 | more ~odious. But it is evident that of all the goods of
674 2, 122 | unto death." Hence it is evident that ~martyrdom is of itself
675 2, 122 | Christian faith, it is not ~evident to men whether she suffers
676 2, 124 | Celts."] It is therefore evident that fearlessness is a vice,
677 2, 125 | daring. Wherefore it is ~evident that it is opposed to the
678 2, 126 | Para. 4/4~Accordingly it is evident that all these parts may
679 2, 127 | humility. It is therefore evident that ~magnanimity and humility
680 2, 127 | and friends. Hence it is evident that goods of fortune conduce
681 2, 128 | name shows. Wherefore it is evident that presumption is a sin.~
682 2, 128 | considerations of virtue." Thus it is evident ~that the presumptuous man
683 2, 129 | inordinate desire of honor, it is evident ~that it is always a sin.~
684 2, 129 | witness to virtue. Hence it is evident ~that it is not an adequate
685 2, 129 | manner. Wherefore it is evident that ambition is opposed
686 2, 130 | knows." It is therefore evident that God ~seeks glory, not
687 2, 131 | commensurate with its power: ~as is evident in all natural things, whether
688 2, 131 | itself; and thus it is evident that by its very nature
689 2, 133 | to spend. Therefore it is evident that the mean man fails ~
690 2, 134 | things." ~It is therefore evident that patience is a virtue.~
691 2, 134 | 3: Further, it is quite evident that some go through much
692 2, 134 | all things. Hence it is ~evident that patience, as a virtue,
693 2, 136 | against them." Now it is evident ~that fear of danger is
694 2, 138 | fortitude, because it is not so evident ~that it is a duty for a
695 2, 139 | man himself. Hence it is evident that justice and ~fortitude
696 2, 145 | abstinence. Wherefore it is evident that ~fasting is an act
697 2, 145 | point. For if the reason be evident, it is lawful ~for a man
698 2, 145 | children there is a most evident reason for not fasting, ~
699 2, 146 | virtue. ~Wherefore it is evident that gluttony is a sin.~
700 2, 148 | graver the evil. ~Now it is evident that a Divine good is greater
701 2, 149 | A[1]). Therefore it is evident that chastity is a virtue.~
702 2, 149 | Ethic. ix, 4,5: and it is evident that ~actions connected
703 2, 151 | to man. Therefore it is evident that lust is a capital vice.~
704 2, 152 | trade. In order to make this evident, ~we must take note that
705 2, 152 | like animals. Now it is evident ~that the upbringing of
706 2, 152 | disposition." Thus it is evident that nocturnal pollution
707 2, 152 | enemies." Therefore it is ~evident that seduction which denotes
708 2, 152 | Q[151], ~A[4]), it is evident that in venereal acts there
709 2, 152 | to chastity. Hence it is evident that incest is a ~determinate
710 2, 152 | species of adultery. Now it is evident that as Augustine ~states (
711 2, 156 | revenge. Wherefore it is evident that hatred is ~more grievous
712 2, 156 | action. Therefore it is evident that anger is a capital
713 2, 157 | torture. ~Consequently it is evident that it is comprised under
714 2, 159 | magnanimity. ~Therefore it is evident that humility is a virtue.~
715 2, 160 | to him. Therefore it is evident that pride denotes ~something
716 2, 160 | reason." Therefore it is evident that ~pride is a sin.~Aquin.:
717 2, 160 | First, in itself. For it is evident that the greater the good
718 2, 160 | that "pride is a most ~evident sign of the reprobate, and
719 2, 160 | and His rule. Now it is evident that ~not to be subject
720 2, 160 | being faced with a more evident absurdity, ~so too, in order
721 2, 161 | first ~found. And it is evident that inordinateness is in
722 2, 161 | pride. Therefore it is evident that man's first sin was
723 2, 161 | Para. 4/4~It is therefore evident that the woman's sin was
724 2, 162 | natural to man: and this is evident both from the fact that ~
725 2, 162 | Para. 2/2~It is therefore evident that as the rebellion of
726 2, 165 | iv, 17] says: "Is it ~not evident that a man who day and night
727 2, 166 | command of reason. Hence it is evident that there is ~a moral virtue
728 2, 166 | mortal sins. And thus it is evident ~that excessive play is
729 2, 166 | excessive mirth; and this is evident from his adding: "Neither ~
730 2, 169 | abiding form. Wherefore it is evident that, properly ~speaking,
731 2, 169 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: This is evident from what has just been
732 2, 170 | the coming rains, which is evident from their ~gathering grain
733 2, 170 | abroad"; wherefore it is evident that ~prophecy is necessary
734 2, 170 | revelation. Therefore it is evident that it is conveyed ~by
735 2, 170 | but the best." Now it is evident that the gift of ~prophecy
736 2, 170 | human knowledge. Now it is evident that an ~intellect of a
737 2, 171 | countenance." Hence it is evident that prophetic knowledge
738 2, 171 | Body Para. 7/7~Hence it is evident that prophetic revelation
739 2, 171 | sensible images. Now it is evident that there is ~no abstraction
740 2, 172 | the prophecy. But it is evident that ~the manifestation
741 2, 172 | Christ's incarnation, it is evident that the nearer ~men were
742 2, 178 | Para. 2/2~Wherefore it is evident that Dionysius describes
743 2, 178 | in regard to us. It is evident ~that in regard to itself
744 2, 179 | Body Para. 2/2~Now it is evident that the moral virtues are
745 2, 179 | Ethic. v, 2). Now it is ~evident that the knowledge of prudence
746 2, 180 | things." Wherefore it is evident ~that the active life does
747 2, 180 | external works: ~and thus it is evident that the active life hinders
748 2, 180 | 2/2~From this it is also evident that the active precedes
749 2, 182 | matter of counsel. This is evident from the ~very form of the
750 2, 182 | healing. Consequently it is evident that perfection consists
751 2, 182 | charity." Wherefore it is evident from the very way of speaking
752 2, 182 | above (A[2]), and it is evident that to fail from this is ~
753 2, 182 | discretive." Hence ~it is evident that perfection is ascribed
754 2, 182 | permission." Wherefore it is ~evident that they stand in relation
755 2, 182 | to ~passion. Whence it is evident that the state of perfection
756 2, 182 | the cure of souls, it is evident that the ~latter will be
757 2, 182 | lay ~brethren, then it is evident that the pre-eminence of
758 2, 183 | free to submit." Now it is evident that to live without ~possessing
759 2, 184 | order to heal. ~But it is evident that for him who works for
760 2, 184 | means of a vow. But it is evident ~from what has been said (
761 2, 185 | than to seculars, which is evident for two reasons. ~First,
762 2, 185 | OBJ 5: Whenever there is evident necessity for religious
763 2, 185 | manual work, as well as an evident profit to be ~derived by
764 2, 186 | means. Accordingly ~it is evident that the community of the
765 2, 186 | easier rule." Hence it ~is evident that they are not bound
766 2, 186 | s neighbor. Hence it is evident ~that to have excessive
767 2, 186 | adapted to its end. For it is evident that for ~the purpose of
768 2, 186 | the poor." From this it is evident that to keep money by, or ~
769 2, 186 | purity of heart." Now it is evident ~that solitude is a means
770 2, 187 | sinning mortally. Hence it is evident that the observances of
771 2, 187 | same man; and thus it ~is evident that no one comes to the
772 2, 187 | Body Para. 2/2~Now it is evident that entrance into religion
773 2, 187 | her parents. Hence it is evident that she ~does not sin in
774 2, 187 | perpetual ~vows. Therefore it is evident that archdeacons and parish
775 2, 187 | by many." It is therefore evident that this is a foolish alarm; ~
776 2, 187 | except ~for some special and evident motive, and then with the
777 3, 22 | says (Heb. 7:14): "It is evident that our ~Lord sprang out
778 3, 29 | this miracle would be less ~evident, it seems that it was unfitting
779 3, 29 | the demons, through many ~evident signs, knew Christ after
780 3, 31 | the Incarnation is made evident. ~Wherefore Ambrose says (
781 3, 36 | been made known to all by evident signs, the very ~nature
782 3, 36 | child was." Whence it ~is evident that the words of the Magi, "
783 3, 39 | De Fide ad Petrum] makes evident.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[39] A[
784 3, 46 | otherwise; and in this way it is evident that it ~was not necessary
785 3, 46 | 3~Secondly, the same is evident on the part of the sufferings
786 3, 46 | respect to its ~essence, it is evident that Christ's whole soul
787 3, 46 | of woe to ~Christ, as is evident from what was said above (
788 3, 47 | according to the Law, as is evident from ~Lev. 20.~Aquin.: SMT
789 3, 47 | baptized in His ~death, as is evident from Acts 2:41 and Acts
790 3, 47 | of God, in that they had evident signs thereof: yet out of
791 3, 48 | referred to himself. But it is evident that whosoever suffers for ~
792 3, 49 | do hurt to any man, as is evident ~in the instance of Job (
793 3, 50 | namely, being buried: as is evident from the Creed, ~in which
794 3, 50 | called so equivocally, as is evident from the ~Philosopher (De
795 3, 52 | descended into hell. But since evident testimonies mention hell
796 3, 52 | 1/1~I answer that, It is evident from what was said in the
797 3, 52 | paradise": from which it is evident that Christ was in paradise
798 3, 52 | exclusion from glory, as is evident from Gn. 2 and 3: because
799 3, 52 | said of the children, as is evident from ~what was said above.~
800 3, 52 | Evod. clxiv): "Because ~evident testimonies speak of hell
801 3, 52 | sanctified." And so it ~is evident that Christ's Passion had
802 3, 53 | without the other, as is evident from what has been said (
803 3, 53 | restoration." And so it is ~evident that even if He had risen
804 3, 53 | potentiality. Thus it is evident that the resurrection, whereby ~
805 3, 54 | in another shape," as is evident from ~Mk. 15:12. Therefore
806 3, 54 | the question. ~But this is evident from the first sentence
807 3, 54 | Resurrection, and ~this is evident from three reasons. First
808 3, 54 | flesh?" Accordingly, it is evident that the scars ~which Christ
809 3, 55 | imparted to others, as is evident in the ordering ~of the
810 3, 55 | proofs, inasmuch as by most ~evident signs He showed that He
811 3, 55 | has {tekmerion}, ~i.e. "an evident sign affording positive
812 3, 55 | they were truly men, as ~is evident from Genesis 18, of the
813 3, 56 | or corporeal. Now it is evident that Christ's ~Resurrection
814 3, 56 | our resurrection, as is ~evident from what was said above (
815 3, 56 | deliver us in this way, ~it is evident that Christ's Resurrection
816 3, 57 | in some respect, as is evident from Augustine (Gen. ad
817 3, 57 | nature; and it is quite ~evident that Christ did not ascend
818 3, 57 | spiritual creatures, as is evident from what was said in ~the
819 3, 59 | His Divine Nature, it ~is evident that every judgment of the
820 3, 59 | nature, thus again is it evident ~that all things are subject
821 3, 59 | Thirdly, the same thing is evident from comparison of human
822 3, 59 | Christ's ~judgment, as is evident from Mt. 25:31,40. Consequently,
823 3, 59 | human nature. And this is evident from three ~considerations.
824 3, 62 | Law cause grace. For it is evident that through the sacraments
825 3, 64 | because it ought to be evident that this is being done ~
826 3, 72 | spiritual life. Now it is evident that in ~the life of the
827 3, 72 | strengthened." And therefore it is ~evident that Confirmation is a special
828 3, 72 | the sacrament. Now ~as is evident from what has been already
829 3, 72 | spiritual age. But it is evident, from a ~comparison with
830 3, 72 | enemies of the Faith. This is evident from the example of the ~
831 3, 72 | Faith. And ~therefore it is evident that a character is imprinted
832 3, 72 | as growth to birth, as is evident from what has been said ~
833 3, 72 | grace. ~Consequently it is evident that sanctifying grace is
834 3, 72 | leader, which ~should be evident and manifest. Now, the forehead,
835 3, 73 | and Resurrection, as is evident from Mt. 28:19. ~Therefore,
836 3, 74 | of bread and wine, as is ~evident from Mt. 26. Consequently,
837 3, 74 | wine from the grape, as is evident from His ~own words, in
838 3, 75 | generated there. Now it ~is evident that Christ's body does
839 3, 75 | therein as in a place, as is evident from what was ~stated above (
840 3, 75 | Body Para. 3/3~For it is evident that every agent acts according
841 3, 75 | 1/1~I answer that, It is evident to sense that all the accidents
842 3, 75 | natural changes, ~as is evident from the Philosopher (Phys.
843 3, 75 | first place indeed it is evident ~that potentiality to the
844 3, 76 | bread and wine. But it is evident that the bread and wine
845 3, 76 | remain. From which it is evident that ~the dimensions of
846 3, 76 | Body Para. 2/2~Now it is evident that the whole nature of
847 3, 76 | in this sacrament, as is evident ~to our senses. Consequently,
848 3, 76 | its dimensions; which is evident from the fact that the dimensive ~
849 3, 76 | species. Likewise it is ~evident that it is not in this sacrament
850 3, 76 | parallel reason, as is ~evident from what was said above.~
851 3, 76 | apparitions ~occur, it is evident that Christ is not present
852 3, 76 | a small child. Now it is evident that He is not ~there under
853 3, 77 | privilege of grace, as is evident in the raising of the dead,
854 3, 77 | dimensive quantity, as is evident through our ~senses. Therefore,
855 3, 77 | without ~a subject, as is evident from what was said above (
856 3, 77 | in this sacrament, as is evident from what was said above.~
857 3, 77 | from ~them. For it is quite evident that nothing is generated
858 3, 77 | 76], A[6], ad 3), it is evident that while the species of
859 3, 77 | worms. Consequently, it is evident that they nourish.~Aquin.:
860 3, 77 | 1~On the contrary, It is evident to our senses that another
861 3, 77 | truth of this question is evident from what has been ~said
862 3, 77 | there present. But ~it is evident that if the substance of
863 3, 77 | Body Para. 4/4~Now it is evident that the body and blood
864 3, 78 | form in consecrating, as is evident ~from Mt. 26:26.~Aquin.:
865 3, 78 | internal inspiration, ~as is evident from the Apostle quoting
866 3, 78 | without ~blood," which is evident from this, that as related
867 3, 78 | words by Christ; since it is evident that then they were employed,
868 3, 79 | more mighty ~effect, as is evident from what was said above (
869 3, 79 | deadly." From this it is evident that venial sins, ~which
870 3, 80 | Para. 3/3~So, then, it is evident that this sin is specifically
871 3, 80 | Para. 2/2~From this it is evident that seminal loss even of
872 3, 80 | to His disciples, as is evident from Lk. 22:20, and from
873 3, 80 | itself. Consequently, it is evident that a man is bound to ~
874 3, 81 | without an accuser and evident proof. lest the Church's
875 3, 82 | receiving of Baptism, as is evident from what was said above (
876 3, 82 | for His glory. Hence it is evident that priests, even though ~
877 3, 82 | conscience." From this it is evident that ~his meaning is that
878 3, 82 | the entire Church, as is evident ~from the fact of his putting
879 3, 82 | of them." And thus it is ~evident that the degraded priest
880 3, 82 | of loathsomeness, as is ~evident in the case of a leper,
881 3, 83 | words of consecration, as is evident from what was said above (
882 3, 83 | not becoming. For, as is evident from its form, this sacrament ~
883 3, 83 | Christ's ~suffering, as is evident from what has been said (
884 3, 84 | it confers." Now it is ~evident that in Penance something
885 3, 84 | his sins. Therefore it is evident that Penance, as practiced
886 3, 84 | sins." Wherefore it is ~evident that this is the most fitting
887 3, 84 | without thee." Therefore it is evident that after ~sin the sacrament
888 3, 84 | Para. 3/3~It is therefore evident that this sacrament was
889 3, 84 | upon man." It is therefore evident that Penance can be ~repeated
890 3, 84 | which is unknown), "it is evident that sins displease God ~
891 3, 85 | removing them. ~Hence it is evident that the penance of which
892 3, 85 | special habit. Now it is evident that there is a special ~
893 3, 85 | commutation. Wherefore it is ~evident that penance, as a virtue,
894 3, 85 | is due. Wherefore it is evident that penance is not a theological ~
895 3, 85 | the judge. Therefore it is evident that ~both are comprised
896 3, 85 | the will. Therefore it is evident that penance, in so ~far
897 3, 85 | Para. 2/2~Accordingly it is evident that the act of penance
898 3, 86 | not truly repent. This is evident from his saying ~(Gn. 27:
899 3, 86 | Church. ~Accordingly it is evident that the forgiveness of
900 3, 88 | one another. Hence it is evident, that on the part of the ~
901 3, 88 | Cf. Dial. iv]): "It is ~evident from the words of the Gospel
902 3, 88 | stripes be," whence it is evident ~that a great debt of punishment
903 3, 88 | Body Para. 3/3~Hence it is evident that the debt of punishment
904 3, 88 | commandments. Therefore it is evident that the sinner's ingratitude
905 3, 89 | Q[86], A[2]). But it is evident that forms ~which admit
906 3, 89 | those who love God, which is evident ~in the case of those who
907 3, 89 | revived. It is therefore ~evident that deadened works are
908 Suppl, 1 | wit, of penance, as ~is evident from what was said above (
909 Suppl, 2 | sins is contrition, ~as is evident for what has been said already.~
910 Suppl, 2 | some alteration. Now it is evident in the ~generation of a
911 Suppl, 4 | expedient to rejoice, as is evident from ~Phil. 4:4, where the
912 Suppl, 5 | forgiveness of sin, as is evident with regard to the other
913 Suppl, 6 | receive grace. ~This is evident in the case of Baptism,
914 Suppl, 6 | sins to confess. This is evident from the fact that it orders
915 Suppl, 7 | now. Accordingly it is evident that the natural law inclines
916 Suppl, 8 | receiving something, as is evident with regard ~to Baptism
917 Suppl, 8 | the human race. This is evident from Heb. ~29: "How much
918 Suppl, 10| received in desire, as is evident with regard to those ~who
919 Suppl, 12| proportion to something), it is evident ~that satisfaction also
920 Suppl, 12| equality of proportion, it is evident that ~satisfaction is formally
921 Suppl, 12| ruling of prudence, as ~is evident from the definition of virtue
922 Suppl, 18| to the Third Objection is evident. ~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[18] A[
923 Suppl, 22| to the First Objection is evident from what has been said.~
924 Suppl, 25| almsgiving. It is therefore evident that there is no simony
925 Suppl, 29| accessory ~thereto, it is evident that Extreme Unction is
926 Suppl, 29| that whole. Thus it is ~evident that there is neither the
927 Suppl, 29| anointing with oil, as is ~evident from Is. 1:6 where we read: " . . .
928 Suppl, 32| this sacrament. This is ~evident from the fact that the form
929 Suppl, 35| remains in him. This is evident from the fact that if he
930 Suppl, 36| play on the ~words is more evident in Latin.] Now it belongs
931 Suppl, 45| no fraud unless there be evident signs ~thereof; because
932 Suppl, 46| or fortune, or some other evident sign appear. Nevertheless
933 Suppl, 46| she, or if there be some evident sign of fraud, because it
934 Suppl, 48| nuptial bond. Hence it is evident that ~they said well who
935 Suppl, 52| another man"; and this is also evident from the fact ~that it was
936 Suppl, 52| invalid. It is therefore ~evident that slavery is no impediment
937 Suppl, 65| Church one. It is therefore evident from what has been ~said
938 Suppl, 65| custom." Wherefore it is evident that those dictates of the ~
939 Suppl, 65| being asked for. Hence it is evident that by ~taking several
940 Suppl, 65| matrimony. Consequently it is ~evident that it is contrary to the
941 Suppl, 66| not a bigamist, which is evident from the fact that if a
942 Suppl, 69| immediately after death is evident from Lk. 16:22, "And the
943 Suppl, 69| to the Third Objection is evident: and the same meaning ~applies
944 Suppl, 70| find action." Now it is evident that ~certain operations,
945 Suppl, 70| soul and body: and this is evident from the fact that no ~sensitive
946 Suppl, 70| thing ~moved. This is an evident consequence of transmigration
947 Suppl, 70| corporeal fire. This is evident from the words of our Lord ~(
948 Suppl, 71| are offered. Hence it is evident that this question depends
949 Suppl, 72| all ~things, and this is evident from the fact that God,
950 Suppl, 72| iii). ~Wherefore it is evident that the saints are cognizant
951 Suppl, 72| offer up to God. This is evident from Dan. 10:12,13, ~where
952 Suppl, 73| But the ease is ~much more evident, if before we say a word,
953 Suppl, 73| to the First Objection is evident from what has been ~said.~
954 Suppl, 74| of these calculators is ~evident, as will likewise be the
955 Suppl, 74| power of God," and it is evident that this is infinite. Therefore
956 Suppl, 75| first proposition is made evident on the authority of Augustine ~(
957 Suppl, 78| resurrection, since it will be evident to all. Hence Christ is
958 Suppl, 79| cannot be true; which is evident from the ~fact that vultures
959 Suppl, 79| diaphanous nature; thus it is evident that however much the air
960 Suppl, 80| and so forth. Hence it is evident that the ~glorified body,
961 Suppl, 81| Para. 5/5~It is therefore evident that although the medium
962 Suppl, 82| harmony of the body will be evident to ~the bodily sight." Therefore
963 Suppl, 82| necessarily seen by them: which is evident in the case of the disciples ~
964 Suppl, 87| obtained judicial power, it is ~evident that He is God, and consequently
965 Suppl, 88| 13:19), wherefore it is ~evident that likeness is the reason
966 Suppl, 88| natural course: this is ~evident from his adding: "Nothing
967 Suppl, 88| corruption of ~plants. This is evident from its being said there: "
968 Suppl, 88| present state. This is ~evident from the words: "Then also
969 Suppl, 89| never be seen. This is evident from what precedes: "For
970 Suppl, 92| to the ~bride: which is evident by the fact that if the
971 Suppl, 92| to ~virtue. Hence it is evident that these five should not
972 Suppl, 96| from 1 Cor. 13:3. Most evident is this in the case of those
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