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501 2, 74 | other than mortal sin in the higher reason.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
502 2, 74 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the higher reason is the principle
503 2, 74 | Therefore the sins of the higher reason are mortal.~Aquin.:
504 2, 74 | then the consent of the higher ~reason is always accompanied
505 2, 74 | sinful act belongs to the higher reason, ~as stated above (
506 2, 74 | venial sin can be in the higher reason.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
507 2, 74 | says (De Trin. xii, 7), the higher reason ~"is intent on contemplating
508 2, 74 | sin is. Therefore when the higher ~reason consents to the
509 2, 74 | there is ~mortal sin in the higher reason whenever the order
510 2, 74 | the order itself of the higher ~reason to its proper object
511 2, 74 | venial sin can be in the higher reason as such?~Aquin.:
512 2, 74 | venial sin cannot be in the higher reason as ~such, i.e. as
513 2, 74 | object. Now the object of the higher reason is the eternal law,
514 2, 74 | be no venial sin in the higher reason as such.~Aquin.:
515 2, 74 | venial sin is never in the higher reason as such.~Aquin.:
516 2, 74 | having recourse to some higher good, by acting ~against
517 2, 74 | to moral virtue. But the higher ~reason cannot have recourse
518 2, 74 | cannot have recourse to any higher tribunal than its own object. ~
519 2, 74 | be no venial sin in the higher reason ~as such.~Aquin.:
520 2, 74 | But it ~belongs to the higher reason as such. Therefore
521 2, 74 | be a venial sin ~in the higher reason as such.~Aquin.:
522 2, 74 | 1/2~I answer that, The higher reason regards its own object
523 2, 74 | that are directed by the higher reason. ~For it does not
524 2, 74 | sin; and consequently the higher ~reason always sins mortally,
525 2, 74 | in sudden movements, the higher reason may ~sin venially
526 2, 74 | considerations, of which one is higher than the other; thus the
527 2, 74 | Divine revelation, which is a higher ~consideration. And therefore,
528 2, 74 | although the object of the higher reason ~is, in its nature,
529 2, 74 | is reducible to some yet ~higher consideration: and in this
530 2, 74 | brought it into the light of a higher consideration, as was ~explained
531 2, 77 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the higher mover is not moved by the
532 2, 77 | sensitive appetite, as a higher mover to a ~lower: for the
533 2, 77 | Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 2: The higher mover is not directly moved
534 2, 77 | as ~the movements of the higher powers redound on to the
535 2, 83 | since the will, being the higher power, is more akin ~to
536 2, 86 | stain on the soul. For a higher ~nature cannot be defiled
537 2, 86 | human soul is of a much higher ~nature than mutable things,
538 2, 87 | is not directed to a yet higher good. ~Consequently no one
539 2, 88 | through something else as a ~higher principle, as neither can
540 2, 89 | not being checked by the higher. Because the sudden rising ~
541 2, 89 | deliberation which proceeds from a ~higher good, as stated above (Q[
542 2, 89 | always ~subjected to the higher, so long as man remained
543 2, 89 | agrees with the angels in the higher part of his soul which is
544 2, 89 | commit a venial sin ~in the higher part of his soul. Therefore
545 2, 91 | to be directed in a yet higher way. Hence the additional ~
546 2, 91 | are not ordained to an end higher than ~that which is proportionate
547 2, 91 | revelation of grace ~is of a higher order than natural knowledge.
548 2, 92 | But counsel aims at a higher good than a ~command does.
549 2, 93 | things are subject to a higher than to a lower cause. Hence
550 2, 95 | ruled or ~measured by a higher measure. And this higher
551 2, 95 | higher measure. And this higher measure is twofold, viz. ~
552 2, 96 | jurisdiction in a court of higher power. But the ~power of
553 2, 96 | soul be subject ~to the higher powers." But subjection
554 2, 96 | way, by being under a yet higher ~law; thus the subject of
555 2, 96 | is directed by that of a higher. In this way, ~one who is
556 2, 96 | of which he is ruled by a higher law.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[96]
557 2, 97 | abolish a law made by a higher authority; ~nevertheless
558 2, 99 | He will make thee ~higher than all the nations," etc.:
559 2, 99 | loftier the science, the higher the means of ~persuasion
560 2, 99 | this ~respect it employs higher means.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
561 2, 102 | of ~Holies signified the higher world, which is that of
562 2, 102 | his entering into ~that (higher) world: whereas into the
563 2, 102 | of Holies, signified the higher world ~of spiritual substances,
564 2, 102 | denote three things in that higher world: namely, God ~Who
565 2, 102 | comprehensible. Again in that higher world ~there are spiritual
566 2, 102 | unfitting that, in the Law, the higher and ~lower priests, as stated
567 2, 102 | to be appointed ~to the higher and lower priests, as related
568 2, 105 | taken from a lower to a higher court either by ~appeal
569 2, 108 | He will make thee higher than all the ~nations";
570 2, 109 | know through the senses. Higher intelligible things of the
571 2, 109 | God above all things in a higher way than ~nature does. For
572 2, 109 | everlasting life; and for this a higher force is ~needed, viz. the
573 2, 109 | the help of grace to a ~higher end, which lower natures
574 2, 110 | virtues dispose man in a higher manner and towards a higher
575 2, 110 | higher manner and towards a higher end, ~and consequently in
576 2, 110 | consequently in relation to some higher nature, i.e. in relation
577 2, 111 | 1/1~I answer that, The higher the good to which a virtue
578 2, 114 | super-excellent power work still higher things. And therefore it
579 2, 2 | respect of the movement of the higher nature. Thus water by its
580 2, 2 | nature is dependent on a higher nature, natural ~knowledge
581 2, 2 | invisible things of ~God in a higher way than natural reason
582 2, 2 | lower angels through the higher, as Dionysius explains (
583 2, 2 | degree through those of higher degree. Consequently, just
584 2, 2 | Consequently, just as ~the higher angels, who enlighten those
585 2, 2 | Hier. xii), so too, men of higher degree, whose business it
586 2, 2 | salvation of all, since those of higher degree, whose ~duty it is
587 2, 5 | their contemplation was of a higher order than ~ours, for by
588 2, 8 | needs to reach to certain higher truths, for which he ~requires
589 2, 8 | eternal law, to ~which the higher reason, which is perfected
590 2, 17 | passion, while those in the higher appetite are ~without passion,
591 2, 17 | Therefore hope resides in the higher ~appetite called the will,
592 2, 22 | a participation of some higher nature is superior to its ~
593 2, 22 | it is a likeness of that higher nature, even as ~light is
594 2, 22 | the ~virtues. Because the higher power has the higher virtue
595 2, 22 | the higher power has the higher virtue even as it has a ~
596 2, 22 | virtue even as it has a ~higher operation. Now the intellect
597 2, 22 | operation. Now the intellect is higher than the will, since it ~
598 2, 23 | a greater effort ~in the higher angels, both for good in
599 2, 23 | consequently those of the higher angels who ~remained steadfast
600 2, 25 | another, and so reach a higher degree of ~happiness.~Aquin.:
601 2, 28 | it belongs to one who is higher and better to ~supply the
602 2, 31 | through being in some respect higher than one another, in so ~
603 2, 31 | to him who, being in the higher position among you, ~is
604 2, 31 | to one who, "being in the higher ~position among you, is
605 2, 37 | far as it is moved by the higher power, as ~may be seen also
606 2, 42 | derives from another and higher ~virtue, but it does prescribe
607 2, 43 | De Trin. xii, 14), the higher part of ~the reason is the
608 2, 43 | domain ~of knowledge. Now the higher reason according to the
609 2, 43 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The higher a virtue is, the greater
610 2, 43 | Some, however, receive a higher degree of the gift of wisdom,
611 2, 48 | more matters, and attains a higher ~end. Hence prudence in
612 2, 49 | habits differ according to higher and lower ~principles: thus
613 2, 49 | matters wisdom considers higher ~principles than science
614 2, 49 | reducible ~to the order of a higher principle; thus monstrous
615 2, 49 | come under the ~order of a higher principle, namely, of a
616 2, 49 | of a heavenly body, or higher still, ~of Divine Providence.
617 2, 49 | such matters according to higher principles than the common
618 2, 49 | and corresponding to such higher principles it is necessary
619 2, 49 | is necessary to have a ~higher virtue of judgment, which
620 2, 50 | help one virtue, since the higher a ~thing is the more one
621 2, 50 | through being moved by a higher principle of movement, as
622 2, 50 | lower ~motive principle to a higher: for the Eternal Reason
623 2, 56 | directing its act to some higher end even as the habit of ~
624 2, 56 | virtues are directed to a higher end, namely the common good
625 2, 56 | strictly, for it needs some higher virtue to direct it to that
626 2, 61 | who ~is less good for a higher position. Therefore respect
627 2, 61 | reason of their occupying a ~higher position in the community:
628 2, 62 | remit him for judgment by a higher tribunal. If ~even this
629 2, 62 | former state, or rise to a higher degree; know that in no
630 2, 66 | lower degree, ~those of a higher degree, as shown in several
631 2, 67 | soul be subject to the ~higher powers." Now the accused
632 2, 67 | refuses to be subject to a ~higher power, viz. the judge. Therefore
633 2, 67 | observes the order of the higher authority. If the lower
634 2, 67 | departs from the order of the higher, we ought not to submit
635 2, 67 | departs from the order of the higher ~authority, whereby he is
636 2, 67 | to the authority of the ~higher power, by appealing either
637 2, 68 | the sin ~of one who is of higher dignity is more grievous,
638 2, 69 | through a man being engaged in higher things. Wherefore ~it is
639 2, 75 | trading to sell a thing at a higher price ~than was paid for
640 2, 75 | times a horse ~fetches a higher price than a slave; but
641 2, 75 | lawful to sell a thing at a higher price than ~what was paid
642 2, 75 | to sell a thing ~for a higher price than we paid for it.
643 2, 75 | purpose of retailing at a higher price?" and he ~adds: "Such
644 2, 75 | justice to sell goods at a higher ~price than their worth,
645 2, 75 | if you sell a thing for a higher price than you ~paid for
646 2, 75 | low price and to sell at a higher price.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
647 2, 75 | man sells ~something at a higher price without its undergoing
648 2, 75 | change. For if he ~sells at a higher price something that has
649 2, 75 | everyone that sells at a higher price than he bought is ~
650 2, 76 | wish to sell his goods at a higher price than that ~which is
651 2, 80 | cause of ~devotion, the higher objects of contemplation
652 2, 81 | them, but raises them to a higher level.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
653 2, 81 | us, the prayers of the ~higher saints would be more efficacious;
654 2, 81 | but only of those of the higher ~saints.~Aquin.: SMT SS
655 2, 81 | of the excellence of the higher, even as the air receives
656 2, 81 | to pray not only to the ~higher but also to the lower saints;
657 2, 83 | that he is subject to a higher ~being, on account of the
658 2, 83 | naturally subject to the higher, ~so too it is a dictate
659 2, 93 | ascribed to some common higher cause ~of a corporeal nature,
660 2, 93 | are referable to a common higher ~cause, which is divine
661 2, 98 | any ~other man, since the higher a man's position the more
662 2, 100 | dignity, on account of their higher rank: while fear is due
663 2, 101 | thereto to those ~who are in a higher position; (2) obedience,
664 2, 101 | those only who are in a higher position?~(3) Whether dulia,
665 2, 102 | natural things it behooved the higher to move the lower to their
666 2, 102 | human affairs also the higher must move the lower by their
667 2, 102 | to the movement of the ~higher, so too in human affairs,
668 2, 102 | account of the command of a ~higher power. For as a gloss says
669 2, 103 | a greater duty to obey a higher than a ~lower authority,
670 2, 103 | contrary to the command of a higher authority. ~Consequently
671 2, 103 | authority. ~Consequently the higher the person who commands,
672 2, 113 | to flatter any person of higher ~standing, whether of one'
673 2, 116 | subject to a ~lower than to a higher good. Now the good of external
674 2, 118 | epikeia" is by way of being a higher rule of human ~actions.~
675 2, 121 | Offic. i): "Fortitude is higher, so to speak, than the ~
676 2, 121 | fortitude, which being ~higher so to speak than the others,
677 2, 139 | of the present life. For higher things are not regulated
678 2, 139 | 3: The object of hope is higher than the object of desire, ~
679 2, 151 | the result is that the higher powers are hindered and
680 2, 151 | pleasure. Consequently the higher powers, namely the reason
681 2, 152 | species of irreligion, as of a higher genus.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
682 2, 156 | follows the movement of the higher ~appetite, unless there
683 2, 159 | men, who are either of ~higher or lower or of equal degree.~
684 2, 160 | because a man thereby aims ~higher [supra] than he is; wherefore
685 2, 160 | is borne towards things higher than ~what become him. Consequently
686 2, 163 | woman; and reaches to the higher reason by ~consent in the
687 2, 166 | since ~thereby it is raised higher above sensible things; although
688 2, 169 | of "faith," and as to yet higher mysteries, which concern
689 2, 169 | but are manifested in a higher way through the enlightening
690 2, 170 | that an ~intellect of a higher order can know some things
691 2, 171 | the enlightenment of the higher light.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
692 2, 172 | The ~latter belongs to a higher degree of prophecy, since
693 2, 172 | truth, it would seem to be a higher degree of prophecy when
694 2, 172 | it is evidently a still higher degree of prophecy when
695 2, 172 | person seen: for it is a higher degree of prophecy, ~if
696 2, 172 | under ~the form of man: and higher still is it, if he be seen
697 2, 173 | uplifting by the power of a higher ~nature, from that which
698 2, 173 | appetite be subject to the higher appetite, and that the higher
699 2, 173 | higher appetite, and that the higher move the ~lower. Hence man
700 2, 173 | takes no account of his higher appetite. It is thus ~that "
701 2, 173 | nature of rapture because the higher appetite is more ~proper
702 2, 173 | from the movement of his higher appetite, it is more a ~
703 2, 173 | divine power to something higher, even as a body by the violence ~
704 2, 178 | intellective power is much higher in the angel than in man.
705 2, 178 | namely to the fact that the ~higher angel enlightens the lower
706 2, 180 | life belongs to persons of higher rank, namely prelates, who
707 2, 180 | the active life. For ~the higher reason which is assigned
708 2, 181 | upwards. Now one man is made higher than ~another by various
709 2, 181 | person is appointed to a ~higher action, he attains thereby
710 2, 182 | deacons, who were to be of a higher degree, and as it were ~
711 2, 182 | the terms, by calling the ~higher ones bishops and the lower
712 2, 183 | Civ. Dei xix, 19): "The higher ~place, without which the
713 2, 183 | the appointment ~of the higher prelates, in whose person
714 2, 183 | the lower ~bodies by the higher, as Augustine says (De Trin.
715 2, 183 | order, where that which is higher in the ~natural order is
716 2, 183 | at ~the appointment of a higher superior, so too it behooves
717 2, 183 | ascends from a lower to a higher degree is ~seemingly not
718 2, 184 | perfection, while they aim at higher objects within, abandon
719 2, 186 | even in natural things, the higher it is, is so ~much the more
720 2, 186 | by the authority of the higher and lower ~superiors, to
721 2, 186 | through being directed to higher action in the same ~genus;
722 2, 186 | and in this respect ~stand higher than other religious; even
723 2, 186 | prove an obstacle to some higher act of charity, such as
724 2, 187 | who desires to reach to a higher state need not begin from
725 2, 187 | straightway not only from a higher state, but even from a higher
726 2, 187 | higher state, but even from a higher degree ~of holiness, than
727 2, 187 | religious order to another of higher rank.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[189]
728 3, 2 | to be united to something higher, which ~subsists in the
729 3, 2 | union of the Incarnation is higher than numerical unity by
730 3, 5 | the assumption ~lessen the higher." But it pertains to the
731 3, 6 | whole man to something ~higher."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[6] A[
732 3, 6 | are directed to God ~by higher, as Dionysius says (Eccl.
733 3, 7 | not virtues, but something higher than virtue.~Aquin.: SMT
734 3, 7 | is disposed to ~good in a higher way than is common to all.
735 3, 7 | helped by something of a higher nature; as man, however
736 3, 7 | divinely ~pre-ordained to a higher or lower state.~Aquin.:
737 3, 8 | man, beginning from ~the higher part; and hence it is that
738 3, 9 | there was another and much higher supernatural knowledge,
739 3, 9 | way of discovery is the higher, and ~the way of being taught
740 3, 9 | has two relations - one to higher things, ~and in this respect
741 3, 10 | that heavenly glory the ~higher anyone is the more perfectly
742 3, 10 | speaking, there could be a higher and more sublime ~degree
743 3, 11 | reduce any creature to a higher act than a natural agent
744 3, 11 | united it is; ~hence the higher angels understand by the
745 3, 12 | suffices; secondly, by the ~higher impression of infused knowledge,
746 3, 13 | the ~lower nature from the higher is possessed in an inferior
747 3, 16 | the lower ~species to the higher. For it does not follow
748 3, 16 | hitherto." Now, to be simply is higher than to be man. Hence this
749 3, 22 | hierarchical or priestly power in a higher ~degree than the angels,
750 3, 24 | impossible to raise it ~higher." Now that is said to belong
751 3, 25 | creatures, but with a certain higher adoration, which is called ~"
752 3, 25 | that of "dulia": but in a higher degree than to other creatures, ~
753 3, 30 | as the imagination is a higher power than the senses. But "
754 3, 30 | imagination is indeed a higher power than the exterior ~
755 3, 31 | the bishop, from being of higher rank than an ~ordinary priest.
756 3, 32 | the matter to which the higher art gives the form, ~as
757 3, 41 | crowned with honor; ~and the higher it aims, the lower it abases
758 3, 42 | lower angels through the higher. Hence on Mt. ~15:24, "I
759 3, 43 | bodies by the power of ~higher demons in such a way that
760 3, 44 | heavenly bodies, which are higher in the order of nature,
761 3, 46 | State, or any Prince in ~higher authority. But God has no
762 3, 46 | authority. But God has no one higher than Himself, for He is
763 3, 46 | derivation or redundance from the higher ~powers into the lower;
764 3, 46 | indirectly by redundance of the ~higher powers into the lower. But
765 3, 46 | proper object. But the higher part of reason has for its
766 3, 46 | above (A[6]). But Christ's ~higher reason did not suffer thereby
767 3, 46 | according to which Christ's higher reason did not suffer.~Aquin.:
768 3, 46 | it is the subject of the higher part of the soul, ~to which
769 3, 46 | essence, is attributed to the higher part of the soul, so, on
770 3, 46 | overflowing of glory from the higher part into the ~lower, nor
771 3, 46 | the contrary, the ~soul's higher part was not hindered in
772 3, 46 | lower, it ~follows that the higher part of His soul enjoyed
773 3, 46 | fruition can appertain to the higher part of reason by ~its proper
774 3, 50 | On the contrary, When the higher [species] is removed, so
775 3, 50 | living or animated being is a higher species than animal and
776 3, 52 | Moral. xiii): "Even the higher regions of ~hell he calls
777 3, 52 | parts of hell which are higher than the other infernal
778 3, 53 | rises again is promoted to a higher state, since ~to rise is
779 3, 53 | could not be uplifted to any higher ~condition. Therefore, it
780 3, 53 | the body was uplifted to a higher ~condition of nature, but
781 3, 53 | of nature, but not to a higher personal state.~Aquin.:
782 3, 55 | revealed immediately by God to higher persons, ~through whom they
783 3, 57 | because there is nothing higher than the Divine Nature to
784 3, 57 | the Divine ~goodness, the higher its place in the corporeal
785 3, 57 | bodies are naturally the higher, ~as is clear from the Philosopher (
786 3, 57 | any part of heaven to be higher, but for Him to be above ~
787 3, 57 | precedence over a body. But the higher place is due to the higher ~
788 3, 57 | higher place is due to the higher ~things. Therefore it does
789 3, 57 | Therefore if no body obtains a higher place ~than a spirit in
790 3, 57 | this very fittingness, a higher place is due ~to it above
791 3, 57 | remains in common, that ~the higher place is assigned to the
792 3, 58 | To none." But angels are higher than ~other creatures. Therefore,
793 3, 58 | sons of Zebedee sought ~for higher excellence in sharing His
794 3, 59 | Further, the angels are higher than other creatures. If
795 3, 59 | ruled by God through the higher, in a certain order, ~it
796 3, 61 | that state, in which the higher ~(parts of man) ruled the
797 3, 61 | the soul, even in ~its higher part, needs to receive something
798 3, 62 | His humanity, and in a yet higher measure, His Godhead. Therefore
799 3, 64 | administer sacraments. Because a higher ~minister can do whatever
800 3, 64 | conversely. But angels are higher ministers in the ~hierarchical
801 3, 64 | also do, as ~ministers of a higher degree, in a more perfect
802 3, 67 | can do, that can also a ~higher power. Wherefore also the
803 3, 67 | affairs are restricted to higher officials; ~according to
804 3, 67 | matters that regard the higher orders of the state. ~Now
805 3, 72 | the ~lower craftsmen, the higher gives the form, but the
806 3, 72 | things that belong ~to the higher orders: thus he allows priests
807 3, 83 | Gospel, which is read by the higher ~ministers, that is, by
808 3, 85 | to the acceptance of the higher ~one; and this is what is
809 3, 86 | follows that grace is a higher cause of the forgiveness
810 3, 89 | even to advance man to a higher state; ~but this is sometimes
811 3, 89 | sinning a man can advance to a higher sacred ~order. But this
812 3, 89 | cannot be promoted to a higher order. For ~Peter, after
813 Suppl, 3 | follow the movements of ~the higher, or from choice, in so far
814 Suppl, 3 | through redundance from the higher powers. ~Wherefore the nearer
815 Suppl, 3 | nearer the operation of the higher powers approaches to the ~
816 Suppl, 3 | appetite does not obey the higher appetite infallibly, as
817 Suppl, 3 | and of such ~a kind as the higher appetite might ordain -
818 Suppl, 3 | of the emotions of the higher ~appetite. Hence it is that
819 Suppl, 3 | regards the sorrow in ~the higher appetite, a man ought to
820 Suppl, 3 | from the impression of the higher appetite, the ~degree of
821 Suppl, 3 | of impressions from the higher faculty, and not on the ~
822 Suppl, 8 | to the permission of a ~higher authority, if perchance
823 Suppl, 8 | should have recourse to the higher authority, or ask permission
824 Suppl, 8 | of God. Wherefore if the higher prelates deem it expedient
825 Suppl, 8 | jurisdiction to some ~other. Now a higher superior delegates a man
826 Suppl, 8 | the man thus delegated is higher ~than the inferior prelate,
827 Suppl, 8 | the Pope's penitentiary is higher than a ~bishop, and the
828 Suppl, 19| Christ had the key, but in a higher way than His ministers, ~
829 Suppl, 20| and ~had recourse to the higher judges, according to Ex.
830 Suppl, 20| enlightens or perfects a higher angel. Therefore neither
831 Suppl, 20| 1/2~On the contrary, The higher prelate is also "compassed
832 Suppl, 20| by reason of which the ~higher angel can submit to the
833 Suppl, 21| excommunicated him, or appeal to a higher judge. If, however, he ~
834 Suppl, 22| authority, only bishops and higher prelates, ~according to
835 Suppl, 22| the tribunal of Penance is higher, yet more solemnity ~is
836 Suppl, 22| that case he would not be higher than the ~Apostle, but lower.
837 Suppl, 28| a cleric be promoted to higher orders, after ~doing solemn
838 Suppl, 29| Further, in material works the higher art never prepares the ~
839 Suppl, 29| through the medium of the higher ~ministers who sanctify
840 Suppl, 29| acquire this ~virtue from a higher art or power, since among
841 Suppl, 31| of the matter demands a higher power than the use of the ~
842 Suppl, 34| is not known who has the higher gifts of grace. Therefore
843 Suppl, 34| first meet with something higher than another, it ~follows
844 Suppl, 35| is not necessary for the higher Orders that one should ~
845 Suppl, 35| power is ~comprised in the higher, even as sense in understanding,
846 Suppl, 35| should present himself to the higher orders who had ~not previously
847 Suppl, 35| passive power to ~receive higher Orders.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
848 Suppl, 36| and much more those in the higher Orders.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
849 Suppl, 36| fulfill in the law. To the higher priests, namely the ~bishops,
850 Suppl, 36| according as they ~are in a higher position.~Aquin.: SMT XP
851 Suppl, 36| for ~this belongs to the higher orders), but merely to voice
852 Suppl, 36| natural things, men obtain a higher degree from the ~very fact
853 Suppl, 36| very fact that they have a higher form, they obtain a ~higher
854 Suppl, 36| higher form, they obtain a ~higher degree. But the ministers
855 Suppl, 37| ought to be more. For ~the higher a power is, the less is
856 Suppl, 37| power is in the angels in a higher way than in us, as ~Dionysius
857 Suppl, 37| that which ~belongs to a higher Order should not be applicable
858 Suppl, 37| which latter belongs to the ~higher ministers. Therefore the
859 Suppl, 37| all the more, as it ranks higher, since a power extends to
860 Suppl, 37| to the more ~things, the higher it is.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
861 Suppl, 37| the deacon's Order is ~the higher. But to read the epistle
862 Suppl, 37| Orders are ascribed to the higher; and in like ~manner to
863 Suppl, 37| Testament is ~entrusted to the higher ministers, and that of the
864 Suppl, 37| the ~principal acts of the higher ministers, than the acts
865 Suppl, 37| wherefore the ~acolyte is of higher rank. It is the same with
866 Suppl, 37| orderly. since only the three higher Orders co-operate with the ~
867 Suppl, 37| Christ, ~while both the higher and lower Orders co-operate
868 Suppl, 38| sacrament of Order ranks higher than the sacrament of ~Confirmation.
869 Suppl, 38| which the latter ~serves the higher Orders. And yet the principal
870 Suppl, 38| can a ~priest confer the higher Orders which bear an immediate
871 Suppl, 39| habituated ~thereto. For the higher Orders, however, the use
872 Suppl, 40| being taken both from the higher ~part of the head by shaving,
873 Suppl, 40| through being a cleric is in a higher state than a ~layman; but
874 Suppl, 40| regards power he has not the higher degree that is ~required
875 Suppl, 40| A power is so much the higher according as it extends ~
876 Suppl, 40| power does not depend on ~a higher power save God's; but as
877 Suppl, 40| second, it depends on a higher ~and that a human power.
878 Suppl, 40| Reply OBJ 2: There is no higher power with regard to this
879 Suppl, 40| D, 24). Yet he is the ~higher who represents Christ according
880 Suppl, 40| since the bishop ~has not a higher power than the priest, in
881 Suppl, 40| relation to the mystical body a higher power than ~the priest,
882 Suppl, 40| be anyone in the Church higher ~than the bishops. For all
883 Suppl, 40| Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, a higher power cannot be conferred
884 Suppl, 40| some are required of the higher, that are not so ~exacted
885 Suppl, 40| while some pertain to the higher ministers only. ~Accordingly
886 Suppl, 44| named after that which ranks higher. But the father ranks ~above
887 Suppl, 46| affianced husband is of much higher rank ~than she, or if there
888 Suppl, 52| dominion belongs to those of higher rank. Now in ~generating
889 Suppl, 53| the ~subdiaconate or the higher orders, you shall compel
890 Suppl, 54| person is distant from some ~higher degree, by so much and never
891 Suppl, 55| not in the same but in a higher way; wherefore it is not
892 Suppl, 56| the union of souls ranks higher than union of ~bodies, for
893 Suppl, 65| because they are from a ~higher moving principle - thus
894 Suppl, 65| impress and influence of a higher principle, namely ~God.
895 Suppl, 66| the Subdiaconate, but no higher order: and the same ~applies
896 Suppl, 67| this reason is found in the higher causes, and then a dispensation
897 Suppl, 69| it were yet so that some higher ~part of hell be called
898 Suppl, 69| sin ~were consigned to a higher and less darksome part than
899 Suppl, 69| of the Fathers is placed higher ~than the limbo of children,
900 Suppl, 71| and that ~according to higher causes, in view of which
901 Suppl, 72| lack of knowledge by the higher angels [*Cf. FP, Q[106],
902 Suppl, 72| certain matters by ~the higher angels, though they all
903 Suppl, 72| fire will cleanse also the higher heavens?~(5) Whether that
904 Suppl, 72| assembly of all those lower and higher ~causes that by their nature
905 Suppl, 72| fire will cleanse also the higher heavens?~Aquin.: SMT XP
906 Suppl, 72| fire will cleanse also the higher ~heavens. For it is written (
907 Suppl, 72| Thou remainest." Now the higher heavens ~also are the work
908 Suppl, 72| from the elements are the higher ~heavens, wherein the stars
909 Suppl, 72| perfection of glory. Now in the higher heaven ~we find this indisposition
910 Suppl, 72| course." ~Therefore the higher heavens also will be cleansed
911 Suppl, 72| rise to the height of the ~higher heavens but only 15 cubits
912 Suppl, 72| heavens but only 15 cubits higher than the mountain summits (
913 Suppl, 72| Gn. ~7:20). Therefore the higher heavens will not be cleansed
914 Suppl, 72| from the substance of the higher heavens, but only to ~set
915 Suppl, 72| they refer also to ~the higher heavens, these are said
916 Suppl, 72| already (A[3]), will not rise ~higher than the waters of the deluge.
917 Suppl, 72| of sin by which also the higher parts of the ~elements were
918 Suppl, 72| idolatry which ~stained the higher regions), and again from
919 Suppl, 72| charity will be added to the higher creature in order to increase
920 Suppl, 72| subordinate to the ~working of a higher art. Hence just as all the
921 Suppl, 72| by the operation of the higher art that ~produces the form,
922 Suppl, 73| the ~Virtues and the other higher orders: so that what he
923 Suppl, 73| that what he shall do, the higher ~orders will, in a way,
924 Suppl, 74| remains ~movement in the higher bodies. And since, according
925 Suppl, 74| among the members some rank higher than others and ~are more
926 Suppl, 74| will be done, because the higher power brings the ~lower
927 Suppl, 76| matter of a statue ranks higher in the statue than ~the
928 Suppl, 79| but by an outflow from the higher powers, ~so that as now
929 Suppl, 79| powers, ~so that as now the higher powers receive from the
930 Suppl, 79| will then receive from the higher. But this ~mode of reception
931 Suppl, 79| the ~imagination or other higher powers, there will be no
932 Suppl, 81| according to Heb. 7:26, "Made higher than the ~heavens," where
933 Suppl, 86| of enlightenment, as the higher ~angels enlighten the lower [*
934 Suppl, 86| lower angels speak to the higher [*Cf. FP, Q[107], A[2]].~
935 Suppl, 86| others, even those who have higher merit ~in respect of the
936 Suppl, 86| in men, in so far ~as the higher angels enlighten those beneath
937 Suppl, 86| since the angelic nature is higher than the human, some on ~
938 Suppl, 86| will be found to be placed higher than ~the angels.~Aquin.:
939 Suppl, 88| that ~the movements of the higher bodies might be held to
940 Suppl, 88| the lower bodies, like the higher, are for man's use. Now
941 Suppl, 88| receive the ~properties of the higher spirits, because men will
942 Suppl, 89| angels are enlightened by the higher about ~the things they are
943 Suppl, 89| Hier. Eccles. vi): "The higher angels ~cleanse the lower
944 Suppl, 89| lower angels learn from the ~higher angels the intelligible
945 Suppl, 89| thereof." In like manner ~the higher souls will enlighten the
946 Suppl, 93| has the same aureole in a higher degree than another?~Aquin.:
947 Suppl, 93| receive certain gifts in a higher degree, nothing is ~possessed
948 Suppl, 93| Para. 1/1~OBJ 5: Further, a higher reward is due to higher
949 Suppl, 93| higher reward is due to higher merit. If, then, the ~"aurea"
950 Suppl, 93| in the Scriptures that a ~higher degree of glory is in store
951 Suppl, 93| far as it corresponds to higher merit as regards the way
952 Suppl, 93| Christ, and consequently a higher reward is due to him.~Aquin.:
953 Suppl, 93| may possibly attain to a higher reward, if we ~consider
954 Appen1, 2| the lower powers obey the higher ~which delight together
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