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Part, Question
501 2, 68 | human. Consequently it is clear that these ~gifts are in
502 2, 68 | gratuitous grace. This is ~clear from the context which follows: "
503 2, 69 | of the Holy Ghost, as is clear from what has ~been said (
504 2, 69 | order to make the matter clear we must take note that hope
505 2, 70 | of its form. Thus it is clear ~that a sick man delights
506 2, 70 | different parts, as ~is clear from the way in which they
507 2, 70 | to the Third Objection is clear from what has been said.~
508 2, 71 | act. This is also made ~clear from the fact that a habit
509 2, 72 | of its definition, as is clear from what has been said (
510 2, 73 | 1/1~I answer that, As is clear from what has been said (
511 2, 73 | their objects. Thus it is clear that external ~things are
512 2, 74 | are acted upon, as is made clear in Polit. i, 3. ~Moreover,
513 2, 76 | of parricide. Hence it is clear that not ~every kind of
514 2, 76 | such is ignorance, as is clear from 1 Tim. 1:13: "I obtained . . ~.
515 2, 77 | knows it to be a mule, as is clear from Poster. i, text. 2. ~
516 2, 78 | grievous his ~sin, as is clear with regard to a man who
517 2, 79 | Apostle, the solution is clear from ~the text. For if God
518 2, 79 | but sequel [*This is made clear by the Douay ~Version: the
519 2, 80 | unable to produce, as is clear from ~what we have said
520 2, 80 | to the Third Objection is clear, because these ~forms are
521 2, 81 | the Pelagian heresy, as is clear from Augustine ~in many
522 2, 81 | of this question is made clear by what has ~been said.
523 2, 84 | inordinate desire to excel, as is clear from what follows (verse
524 2, 85 | essentially sin. Hence it is clear both how sin is privation
525 2, 93 | right reason; and it is clear that, in this respect, it
526 2, 95 | the law of nature, as is clear from what has been ~stated
527 2, 98 | was more grievous, as ~is clear from Ex. 32 and from Amos
528 2, 98 | by the angels. But it is clear that the ~Gentiles did not
529 2, 99 | Para. 5/5~From this it is clear that all the precepts of
530 2, 99 | the other Objections are clear from what has been said.~
531 2, 99 | things spiritual, as is clear ~from the words of the Apostle (
532 2, 100 | to the Third Objection is clear from what has been said
533 2, 100 | reason. Moreover, it is ~clear, since the order of reason
534 2, 100 | for the common good: as is clear from Dt. ~20:3, where the
535 2, 100 | the infused ~virtue, as is clear from what has been stated (
536 2, 102 | also of ~animals, as is clear from Gn. 1:20, seqq. Now
537 2, 102 | man was ~admitted, as is clear from Ex. 12:43, seqq.: and,
538 2, 102 | to the Third Objection is clear from what has been said (
539 2, 102 | in God's sight. This is clear from the same ~chapter,
540 2, 103 | 1/1~I answer that, As is clear from what has been said (
541 2, 103 | defilement ~of leprosy. This is clear from the fact that these
542 2, 105 | granted them a king, as is ~clear from His words to Samuel (
543 2, 105 | their ~subjects. This is clear from the context that follows: "
544 2, 105 | death" ~penalty, as is clear from (Lev. 20:9): "He that
545 2, 105 | provision. Consequently it is clear that the Old ~Law provided
546 2, 105 | take an oath in order to clear himself of ~suspicion. Secondly,
547 2, 107 | with the end. Thus it is clear that ~movements differ in
548 2, 107 | sense of the Law. This is clear in the case of murder and ~
549 2, 107 | above. The same is also clear with respect to the prohibition
550 2, 108 | Elsewhere, however, He makes it clear that the entire bodily worship ~
551 2, 109 | truth by thinking, as ~is clear from Augustine (De Trin.
552 2, 109 | willing movements, as is clear from the Philosopher ~(De
553 2, 109 | heavenly body. But it is clear ~that as all corporeal movements
554 2, 109 | anything is to ~think, as is clear from Augustine (De Trin.
555 2, 109 | above ~itself, for it is clear that our intellect by its
556 2, 109 | of ~human nature, as is clear from what we have said above (
557 2, 109 | towards ~the sun. Hence it is clear that man cannot prepare
558 2, 109 | act against nature, as is clear from Damascene ~(De Fide
559 2, 109 | as ~continence is, as is clear from the Philosopher (Ethic.
560 2, 109 | the second objection is clear.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[109] A[
561 2, 110 | regards the last two, it is clear that grace implies something
562 2, 110 | wholly. Therefore it is clear that ~every love of God
563 2, 110 | the Divine goodness, as is clear in the case of knowledge. ~
564 2, 110 | nature." Now from this it is clear that the virtue of a ~thing
565 2, 110 | 2/2~And thereby is made clear the Reply to the Second
566 2, 111 | is a gift of God, as is ~clear from what has been already
567 2, 112 | sinning grace is given, as is ~clear in the case of Paul, who
568 2, 113 | grace of God." Hence it is clear that in ~the justification
569 2, 113 | the movement. Now it is clear that ~in local movement
570 2, 113 | the reply to the first is clear.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[113] A[
571 2, 113 | miraculous ~works, as is clear from the quotation from
572 2, 114 | kind of equality, as is clear from the ~Philosopher (Ethic.
573 2, 114 | Body Para. 2/2~Now it is clear that between God and man
574 2, 114 | from eternal life, as is clear from ~what has been said
575 2, 114 | things. And therefore it is clear ~that no one can merit condignly
576 2, 114 | as principle. Hence it is clear that the perseverance ~of
577 2, 1 | necessary to gather together a clear summary ~from the sayings
578 2, 2 | not yet perfected by the clear sight of truth. ~Since,
579 2, 2 | attain the perfection of ~clear sight, wherein it agrees
580 2, 2 | things explicitly, when it is clear to him that ~they are contained
581 2, 2 | revelations of Christ, as is ~clear from their predictions.
582 2, 4 | 5~In order to make this clear, we must observe that since
583 2, 4 | different objects, as is clear from ~what has been said.~
584 2, 4 | Thus with the advent of clear ~vision, faith is done away,
585 2, 5 | in error. Therefore it is clear that such a heretic with
586 2, 8 | read ~inwardly]. This is clear to anyone who considers
587 2, 8 | matters of action, as was made clear above ~(FS, Q[58], A[2];
588 2, 9 | the Second Objection is clear.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[9] A[3]
589 2, 10 | to the First Objection is clear.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[10] A[
590 2, 10 | not God. ~Therefore it is clear that the sin of unbelief
591 2, 10 | of all ~honor": and it is clear that he is speaking of unbelievers,
592 2, 12 | objects ~of those sins, it is clear that blasphemy, which is
593 2, 13 | sin until the end, it is clear that it ~presupposes sin,
594 2, 16 | precedes charity: and this is clear from the fact that hope
595 2, 18 | 3~In order to make this clear, we must observe that the
596 2, 19 | s goodness. Hence it is clear that ~unbelief and hatred
597 2, 24 | be in God. Hence it ~is clear that it is specifically
598 2, 26 | of charity. Hence it is clear that to love is more proper
599 2, 30 | AA[1],2). ~Hence it is clear that almsgiving is, properly
600 2, 30 | omitting to ~give alms, as is clear from Mt. 25:41-43. Therefore
601 2, 30 | the Fourth Objection is clear.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[32] A[
602 2, 31 | Replies to the Objections are clear.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[33] A[
603 2, 33 | things." From ~this it is clear how to reply to the objections
604 2, 34 | deserving of it. Hence it is clear that the former contrariety
605 2, 42 | this commandment, as is clear from Dt. 6:5. ~Therefore
606 2, 45 | present time. Hence it is clear that those things which
607 2, 45 | absolutely. ~Wherefore it is clear that prudence is wisdom
608 2, 47 | other than faith, as is clear from what has been ~said
609 2, 58 | s intention ~may be made clear. But it happens sometimes
610 2, 60 | Body Para. 3/3~Hence it is clear how to answer the First
611 2, 60 | chapter. In such a case it is clear that ~he is bound to restitution,
612 2, 60 | him an injury. Now it is clear that it is wrong ~to remain
613 2, 61 | though it were; ~and so it is clear that although persons are
614 2, 61 | Replies to the Objections are clear.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[63] A[
615 2, 64 | external ~things, as is clear from the context. Therefore
616 2, 65 | reasons, is to make it ~clear that the judges ought to
617 2, 65 | liberty to make his answer, to clear himself of the ~crimes"
618 2, 79 | intellectual, or ~moral, as is clear from what has been said (
619 2, 81 | before God." This is also clear from the very style employed
620 2, 81 | they make ~it sufficiently clear not only that this attention
621 2, 85 | to the First Objection is clear, because the clergy like ~
622 2, 86 | service of God. And thus it is clear that to take a vow is properly
623 2, 86 | matter of a vow, as ~is clear from what has been said
624 2, 87 | that are necessary: this is clear in the ~case of medicine
625 2, 87 | to the deceitful oath is ~clear from what follows: "He is
626 2, 93 | Para. 4/4~Accordingly it is clear that there are three kinds
627 2, 101 | that his goodness becomes clear to the ~knowledge of many.
628 2, 101 | observes ~that glory is "clear knowledge together with
629 2, 122 | this point ~of view it is clear that martyrdom is the most
630 2, 127 | others. Accordingly it is clear that magnanimity agrees
631 2, 130 | glory is, "as it were, clear knowledge with praise."
632 2, 130 | however, that which is clear simply can be seen ~by many,
633 2, 134 | is concerned. Hence it is clear that in this matter fortitude
634 2, 136 | as he ought. Hence it is clear that perseverance ~is commended
635 2, 139 | reason. Wherefore it is clear that temperance is not contrary ~
636 2, 139 | of the work, thus it is clear ~that the end of building
637 2, 142 | fixed by reason": this is clear from the ~definition of
638 2, 152 | other than his wife. This is clear from his adding: "Nor is
639 2, 155 | pardon." Wherefore it is clear ~that clemency is related
640 2, 156 | fool!" Consequently it is clear that the second adds ~to
641 2, 158 | lesser matters. Now it is clear to all that the restraint
642 2, 158 | Third Objection also is clear.~
643 2, 159 | right reason. Hence it is clear that magnanimity is not ~
644 2, 159 | seat of ~God." Hence it is clear that humility is set above
645 2, 169 | to all the ~objections is clear.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[171] A[
646 2, 170 | without charity; and this is clear on two counts. First, ~on
647 2, 178 | contemplation is the soul's clear and free dwelling upon the ~
648 2, 178 | 3/3 ~Accordingly it is clear from what has been said (
649 2, 179 | no avail." ~Hence it is clear that the moral virtues belong
650 2, 179 | blear-eyed. But prudence requires clear eyes, so that one may ~judge
651 2, 180 | overwhelm us." Hence it is clear that when a person is called
652 2, 180 | active life is a hindrance to clear vision; for Gregory says ~(
653 2, 182 | A[4]). Therefore it is ~clear that from the fact that
654 2, 182 | of the apostles. This is clear ~on the authority of Dionysius (
655 2, 183 | Corinthians, wherefore it is clear ~that he possessed something
656 2, 185 | necessaries. Hence it is clear that this precept, ~even
657 2, 185 | of ~livelihood. This is clear from his adding: "He wishes
658 2, 185 | from their work," it is clear that he cannot refer to
659 2, 185 | their case it is not so ~clear whether they came with the
660 2, 186 | the ~poor." Hence it is clear that to lack worldly wealth
661 2, 186 | Expedit): "It is sufficiently clear both that for the sake of ~
662 2, 186 | contemplation." Accordingly it is clear that a religious ~order
663 2, 186 | amount of care. Again it is clear that to keep what one has ~
664 2, 187 | sin: for instance, it is clear that fasting, ~watching,
665 2, 187 | persons; and in this way it is clear that one man begins ~straightway
666 2, 187 | more difficult. Hence it is clear from ~what follows that
667 2, 187 | remain ~or not remain, it is clear that he is not bound to
668 3, 1 | whole world made, as is clear from the word of the Apostle (
669 3, 1 | God is ~goodness, as is clear from Dionysius (Div. Nom.
670 3, 2 | that, To make this question clear we must consider what is ~"
671 3, 2 | solution to the first is clear.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[2] A[4]
672 3, 2 | to Christ Himself, it is clear from the above ~(A[10])
673 3, 6 | the human spirit, as is clear from ~what has been said
674 3, 6 | than in ~other men, as is clear from the authority of Pope
675 3, 7 | all the ~virtues, as is clear in the case of liberality
676 3, 7 | fully, as ~will be made clear (Q[34], A[1]). Hence there
677 3, 7 | he hope for?" Thus it is clear that as faith is of the
678 3, 7 | of making his ~doctrine clear; otherwise his doctrine
679 3, 7 | and wonders." Hence it is clear that all the gratuitous
680 3, 7 | whom he is not. And this is clear in regard ~to place and
681 3, 7 | the temple of God, as is clear from Is. 44:28. But it was
682 3, 7 | possessed singularly," as is clear from Gregory (Hom. ~De Cent.
683 3, 7 | answer that, As was made clear above (Q[2], A[10]), a twofold
684 3, 7 | human nature; and it ~is clear that this grace is infinite,
685 3, 7 | measure of grace. Hence it is clear that ~the grace of Christ
686 3, 7 | before the union, as is clear from Q[4], A[2]. ~Therefore
687 3, 8 | body from other men, as is clear from ~Mt. 1 and Luke 3.
688 3, 8 | and to the reality, as is clear from ~the Philosopher (De
689 3, 9 | place ~in the Person, as is clear from Q[2], A[2]. Now, according
690 3, 9 | perfect knowledge, as ~the clear "face-to-face" vision removes
691 3, 9 | the angelic mind, as is ~clear from Augustine (Gen. ad
692 3, 11 | and this is ~especially clear as regards the souls of
693 3, 11 | to the objections is made clear.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[11] A[
694 3, 13 | amongst other things, ~it is clear it cannot create itself.~
695 3, 14 | repugnant to the will, it is clear that in Christ these ~defects
696 3, 14 | without defects. Thus it is ~clear that Christ did not contract
697 3, 15 | than the patient," as is clear from Augustine (Gen. ad
698 3, 15 | passible and mortal, as is clear from the ~above (A[4]; Q[
699 3, 16 | to the suppositum, it is clear that Christ as Man is a
700 3, 17 | suppositum in Christ, as is clear from Q[2], AA[2],3, ~it
701 3, 18 | by participation," as is clear from the Philosopher (Ethic.
702 3, 18 | belonged to them. Now it is clear that the ~will of sensuality
703 3, 18 | their nature. Hence it is clear that in Christ there was
704 3, 19 | bodily feet." Now it is ~clear that to be begotten belongs
705 3, 19 | of the human nature, is clear from what he says, Div.
706 3, 19 | He wrought." Hence it is ~clear that the human operation,
707 3, 19 | they obey reason, as is clear from the Philosopher (Ethic.
708 3, 19 | the rest. And thus it is clear that He could ~merit for
709 3, 19 | partly with merit, as is ~clear from what has been said.~
710 3, 19 | according to grace," as is clear from Rm. 4:4. ~Therefore
711 3, 20 | essence of goodness as is clear from ~Dionysius (Div. Nom.
712 3, 20 | arguments, the reply is clear from what has been said.
713 3, 22 | priests, that it might be made clear that His priesthood is not
714 3, 22 | 53:4). Wherefore it is clear that the ~priesthood of
715 3, 22 | to the third objection is clear.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[22] A[
716 3, 22 | they signified ~Him; as is clear from what we have said in
717 3, 23 | is due. It is ~therefore clear that to be adopted belongs
718 3, 24 | 1/1~I answer that, As is clear from what has been said
719 3, 25 | man's very ~nature." It is clear from this that he who has
720 3, 27 | seeking thee," says: ~"It is clear that they did this from
721 3, 27 | ought." Now it is ~quite clear that all this was sinful.
722 3, 27 | the use of prophecy, it is clear that she had ~it, from the
723 3, 28 | fulfilment of a vow. ~Now it is clear that for reasons already
724 3, 31 | sinned originally, as is clear from Rm. 5:12. ~But if Christ'
725 3, 31 | daughter of Aaron, as is clear from Lk. 1:5,36. Therefore,
726 3, 31 | Abraham and David, as is clear from Mt. 1:1. There are ~
727 3, 31 | Abraham was a priest; which is clear from the Lord saying unto
728 3, 31 | genealogy, so as to make clear the distinction of the ~
729 3, 33 | is perfect: which is made clear by the ~Philosopher (Metaph.
730 3, 33 | the Second Objection is clear. For in the ~same moment
731 3, 34 | conception, as ~was made clear above (Q[33], A[2]), it
732 3, 34 | at once. From this it is clear that the deliberation of ~
733 3, 34 | is natural to us, ~as is clear from what has been said
734 3, 34 | the Second Objection is clear.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[34] A[
735 3, 35 | motherhood, as has ~been made clear above (Q[31], A[5]; Q[32],
736 3, 35 | the other; ~hence it is clear that of two relatives, one
737 3, 36 | is imparted. Now, it is clear that the righteous have,
738 3, 36 | Hom. vi in Matth.), it is clear, for ~many reasons, that
739 3, 37 | signifies "salvation"; as is clear from ~Mt. 1:21: "She shall
740 3, 37 | nature of a thing. This is ~clear in the names of genera and
741 3, 37 | seed." It is therefore clear that she was not bound to
742 3, 38 | were his disciples, as is clear from Jn. 1:37. But the ~
743 3, 38 | believed?" Whence ~it is clear that the virtue of baptism
744 3, 39 | conception, as we have made ~clear above (Q[34], A[1]). And
745 3, 39 | Only-begotten of the Father," as is clear from what has been said
746 3, 39 | as ~Augustine makes it clear (De Trin. ii). Neither,
747 3, 40 | s power. And thus it is clear that He did ~not break the
748 3, 41 | taken in sequence, which is clear from the ~words of Matthew (
749 3, 41 | not, provided it be made clear that all these things did
750 3, 43 | baptizing with water,' it is clear that the wonders ~which
751 3, 44 | evening." From this it is clear that the wonted ~course
752 3, 44 | all things clearly." It is clear from this that He did not
753 3, 44 | all these instances it is clear that Christ, when He willed, ~
754 3, 46 | men and from women, as is ~clear from the women servants
755 3, 46 | stated. From all this it is ~clear that even if by impassibility
756 3, 46 | full moon," it is quite ~clear that Christ kept the supper
757 3, 48 | for such an effect, as is ~clear from the arguments brought
758 3, 48 | who commits the sin; as is clear in the other parts of ~penance,
759 3, 50 | this is ~likewise false is clear both from what has been
760 3, 52 | as Peter said." But it is clear the unbelievers were in
761 3, 52 | descent into hell, as is clear from what has been said ~(
762 3, 53 | guilt and punishment, as is clear from what was said ~above (
763 3, 53 | to the first objection is clear: because both those ~raised
764 3, 54 | animal, but spiritual, as is ~clear from 1 Cor. 15. But after
765 3, 54 | He rose again. Now it is clear that flesh, bones, blood,
766 3, 57 | remained a creature, as is ~clear from what was said above (
767 3, 57 | descended," a gloss says: "It is clear that He descended ~and ascended
768 3, 57 | naturally the higher, ~as is clear from the Philosopher (Phys.
769 3, 59 | His judgment. This is made clear if we ~consider first of
770 3, 59 | consists "eternal life," as is clear from Jn. 17:3. Hence it
771 3, 60 | thing"; moreover, ~this is clear from the passage quoted
772 3, 60 | I baptize thee," it is clear that we use ~water in baptism
773 3, 60 | rendered invalid. Now it is clear, if any ~substantial part
774 3, 61 | sacraments. It is therefore clear that some sacraments were ~
775 3, 62 | signify." From this it is clear that they ~perfectly fulfil
776 3, 62 | and in its ~powers; as is clear from what was said in the
777 3, 62 | conscience. For subtle and clear as it is, the ~blessing
778 3, 62 | final cause. It is therefore clear that the sacraments of the ~
779 3, 62 | Passion, as will be made clear further on (Q[70], ~A[4]).~
780 3, 63 | 1/1~I answer that, As is clear from what has been already
781 3, 63 | indelible, as will be made clear further on (A[5]). In like
782 3, 63 | answer that, As has been made clear above (A[1]), a character
783 3, 63 | priesthood. ~Consequently, it is clear that the sacramental character
784 3, 63 | sanctified endures. This is clear even in inanimate things; ~
785 3, 63 | above (A[4], ad ~3); it is clear that, the intellect being
786 3, 63 | Divine ~worship. Thus it is clear that penance, whereby man
787 3, 64 | sacramental effect. Now ~it is clear that Christ instituted the
788 3, 64 | exterior sacrament. ~Thus it is clear how to solve the objections;
789 3, 64 | in baptizing. For it is clear that then he does not ~exercise
790 3, 65 | other sins, as we have ~made clear in the FS, Q[74], A[5];
791 3, 65 | the remaining three, it is clear that Baptism which is a
792 3, 65 | the Eucharist. Thus it is clear that Penance is an accidental ~
793 3, 65 | 4~Secondly, this is made clear by considering the relation
794 3, 65 | 4~Thirdly, this is made clear by considering the rites
795 3, 66 | wherefore the answer to ~this is clear from the two solutions given
796 3, 66 | A[2]). It is therefore clear that neither on the ~part
797 3, 66 | sacrament, as we have made clear above ~(Q[65], A[1]). Now
798 3, 66 | without charity. Hence it is clear that the Baptism of Blood ~
799 3, 67 | someone; and then it is clear that whichever pronounced
800 3, 68 | sin of Adam; which is made clear by the fact that they are
801 3, 69 | Jesus our Lord." Hence it is clear that by Baptism man ~dies
802 3, 69 | with Christ." Hence it is clear that the Passion ~of Christ
803 3, 69 | have received." Hence it is clear that man ~receives grace
804 3, 69 | subject to punishment: as ~is clear in regard to those who are
805 3, 70 | matter ~carefully, it is clear that this is not true. Because
806 3, 72 | Q[65], A[1]). Now it is clear that no one can be brought
807 3, 73 | to spiritual. Now it is clear ~that just as generation
808 3, 73 | bread": from which it is ~clear that the Eucharist is the
809 3, 74 | ceremony of the Law, as ~is clear from Ex. 12. Therefore we
810 3, 75 | is My ~body." Hence it is clear that the aforesaid opinion
811 3, 75 | De Myster. ~iv): "It is clear that a Virgin begot beyond
812 3, 76 | body or blood. Hence it is ~clear that the body of Christ
813 3, 76 | in ~a natural body, as is clear from the Philosopher (Metaph.
814 3, 76 | placed must be equal, as is ~clear from the Philosopher (Phys.
815 3, 76 | movement of His own, as is clear from what has been said,
816 3, 76 | Body Para. 3/3~Hence it is clear that Christ, strictly speaking
817 3, 76 | sacrament. And thus it is clear that as the dimensions remain,
818 3, 77 | in this sacrament, as is ~clear from what was said above (
819 3, 78 | into Christ's ~blood, as is clear from what was said above (
820 3, 79 | be without grace, it is clear ~from all that has been
821 3, 80 | perfect charity, ~and in clear vision (and this is the
822 3, 80 | Q[77], ~A[4]). Now it is clear that the substance of bread
823 3, 80 | see this sacrament, as is clear from Dionysius (Eccl. Hier.
824 3, 80 | of ~such thoughts, as is clear from the authority of Augustine (
825 3, 80 | sacramentally. Now it is clear ~that all are bound to eat
826 3, 82 | is this sacrament, as is clear from what was said above (
827 3, 82 | they have the ~power, is clear from what Augustine says (
828 3, 82 | or repeated. Hence it is clear that the power of ~consecrating
829 3, 84 | that is reality only, as is clear from what ~has been stated (
830 3, 84 | among the ~sacraments, as is clear from what has been said
831 3, 85 | salutary penance, as is ~clear from what precedes. Therefore
832 3, 90 | to the Fifth Objection is clear from what has been said.~
833 Suppl, 8 | absolve him. ~It is therefore clear that this knowledge of the
834 Suppl, 15| can be satisfactory, as is clear from what has been said (
835 Suppl, 17| are not the same, as is clear from what has been ~said.
836 Suppl, 18| a minister. Hence it is clear that the ~power of the keys
837 Suppl, 19| and of ~oxen." Hence it is clear that the power of that priesthood
838 Suppl, 21| the hands of Satan, as is clear from 1 Cor. 5:5. Since then
839 Suppl, 21| the unworthy, as was made clear from ~the definition of
840 Suppl, 23| prohibition ceases, as is clear from what has ~been said.~
841 Suppl, 25| to the First Objection is clear.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[25] A[
842 Suppl, 27| the Second Objection is clear from what had been said.~
843 Suppl, 29| reaches to this effect, as is clear from the words ~of James,
844 Suppl, 29| dying; they need only a clear conscience which is signified
845 Suppl, 30| the Second Objection is clear from what has been said
846 Suppl, 31| to ~the recipient, as is clear from James 5:14. Now a bishop
847 Suppl, 34| by visible signs, it is clear that Order is a sacrament.~
848 Suppl, 34| cause power; and this is clear from the fact that the matter
849 Suppl, 34| assertion, the reason for it is clear from ~what we have said;
850 Suppl, 35| diaconate, and so it is clear that in the dispensation
851 Suppl, 36| as the more ~subtle and clear essences, being filled by
852 Suppl, 36| unworthily. Hence it is clear that he sins mortally.~Aquin.:
853 Suppl, 37| degrees of ~Orders is made clear.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[37] A[
854 Suppl, 38| power they received, it is clear ~that by exercising their
855 Suppl, 39| due for sin. Hence it is ~clear that those who are of illegitimate
856 Suppl, 40| and so forth. ~Hence it is clear that it behooves the episcopal
857 Suppl, 40| to the First Objection is clear.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[40] A[
858 Suppl, 41| to objections 2 and 3 are clear from what has been said.~
859 Suppl, 41| one's last end]; which is clear from the way in which he ~
860 Suppl, 42| that faculty; thus it is clear that to all the ~soul's
861 Suppl, 44| one family life, it is ~clear that in matrimony there
862 Suppl, 44| the Fourth Objection is clear from what has been said
863 Suppl, 46| to the Third Objection is clear.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[46] A[
864 Suppl, 46| marriage, unless ~there appear clear signs of deceit or fraud [*
865 Suppl, 46| the sin, unless there be ~clear signs of fraud; for instance
866 Suppl, 49| offspring" in this sense, ~it is clear that "offspring" is the
867 Suppl, 49| the Church. Thus it is ~clear that the aforesaid goods
868 Suppl, 53| proved as follows. It is clear that it is a ~mortal sin
869 Suppl, 54| 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: It is clear from what has been said
870 Suppl, 54| Para. 3/3~Accordingly it is clear from what has been said
871 Suppl, 55| the beginning: thus it is clear that ~a married woman is
872 Suppl, 55| the ~case now. Hence it is clear that he did not marry her
873 Suppl, 55| repulsed. This is ~made clear by the Decretal (cap. Cum
874 Suppl, 56| not conversely. Thus it is clear that there are three ~spiritual
875 Suppl, 59| OBJ 4: It has been made clear that disparity of worship
876 Suppl, 62| the ~Third Objection is clear from what has been said.~
877 Suppl, 63| of ~the present), it is clear that a second marriage is
878 Suppl, 63| done to the first, as is ~clear in all those sacraments
879 Suppl, 65| to the Fifth Objection is clear from what has been said.~
880 Suppl, 69| their sleep; and yet it is clear ~that they are not present,
881 Suppl, 69| befitting ~to him. For it is clear that he would not be in
882 Suppl, 70| corruptible: for it is hereby clear that the remaining parts
883 Suppl, 70| rooted in the soul. This is clear from his saying that "old
884 Suppl, 70| not deciding. For it is clear that there is no ~comparison
885 Suppl, 71| eternal ~retribution as is clear from the opening words: "
886 Suppl, 71| of the dead." Now it is clear that they sinned mortally
887 Suppl, 71| are ~witnesses." Yet it is clear that Trajan was in hell,
888 Suppl, 71| have been baptized. This is clear from what precedes: "Since
889 Suppl, 71| suffrages. It is therefore ~clear that they did not directly
890 Suppl, 71| in particular. For ~it is clear that if one person receives
891 Suppl, 71| and, moreover, it is made clear why special suffrages are ~
892 Suppl, 72| in the ~Word, for it is clear that when Isaias said this,
893 Suppl, 72| his prayer was granted is clear from what follows (2 Macc. ~
894 Suppl, 72| And ~consequently it is clear that their prayers are always
895 Suppl, 72| to the Third Objection is clear from what has been said.~
896 Suppl, 72| and this is especially clear in regard to light. Secondly,
897 Suppl, 72| reserved unto fire." Now it is clear that the ~waters of the
898 Suppl, 72| expressing an opinion. This is clear from his continuing thus: "
899 Suppl, 72| have given." Hence it ~is clear that he is speaking as offering
900 Suppl, 72| 32; Ex. 3:6). But ~it is clear that when those words were
901 Suppl, 72| to matter. ~Hence it is clear that if man cannot be happy
902 Suppl, 75| It is not ~so here, as is clear from what we have said.~
903 Suppl, 75| to the First Objection is clear.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[78] A[
904 Suppl, 76| resumed in identity. This is clear from ~the fact that there
905 Suppl, 76| these being refuted, it is clear that ~the above opinion
906 Suppl, 76| in species. Hence it is clear that the argument, so far
907 Suppl, 76| of ~humanity: for it is clear that generation and resurrection
908 Suppl, 76| Dei xxii). It is ~thus clear how the transference of
909 Suppl, 77| nourished and grow, and so it is clear ~that they share in some
910 Suppl, 77| the rational soul, it is clear that they are ~perfected
911 Suppl, 77| resurrection. Accordingly it is clear ~that this opinion maintains
912 Suppl, 77| and species. Now it ~is clear that the matter of the flesh
913 Suppl, 80| same place. This ~is made clear by the Philosopher (Phys.
914 Suppl, 80| occupying the place, it is clear that the argument ~proves
915 Suppl, 80| something ~intrinsic. Thus it is clear that change of quantity
916 Suppl, 80| palpable. ~Accordingly it is clear that a body is said to be
917 Suppl, 81| motion from A to B. It is ~clear that Z, as long as it is
918 Suppl, 81| and an angel. Hence it is clear ~that it is altogether impossible
919 Suppl, 81| movable. Consequently it is clear that even ~if we suppose
920 Suppl, 83| life, and therefore, as is clear, will rise again ~without
921 Suppl, 86| whatever they grasp by their clear insight of the ~truth";
922 Suppl, 86| of terror." Hence it is clear that this fear refers to
923 Suppl, 86| discussion, in order ~to make it clear that they are justly banished
924 Suppl, 87| true God." Wherefore it is clear that the ~essence of bliss
925 Suppl, 89| external object. Hence it is ~clear that by no likeness received
926 Suppl, 89| evangelist ~means a most clear perception, and such a comprehension
927 Suppl, 89| for ~knowledge, for it is clear that the intellect understanding
928 Suppl, 89| separate from matter, it is clear ~that when a separate substance
929 Suppl, 89| De Civ. Dei xxii), as is clear if we take note of his words, ~
930 Suppl, 89| some things; and yet it is ~clear that according to faith
931 Suppl, 89| ministry in our regard, as is ~clear from the same gloss.~
932 Suppl, 92| Bridegroom. This shall be made clear by replying to the objections.~
933 Suppl, 92| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4 is clear from what has been said.~
934 Suppl, 93| for some time. Now it is clear that such a one is a ~martyr,
935 Suppl, 94| no ~bodily pain. This is clear to anyone that examines
936 Suppl, 94| ad lit. xii, 32), as is clear from the text. But this
937 Suppl, 94| sulphur. Accordingly it is clear that the fire of hell is
938 Suppl, 95| of demerit. Hence it is clear that they gain no advantage
939 Suppl, 95| the soul will have a ~most clear view of those things that
940 Suppl, 96| turn back." ~Moreover it is clear that heresiarchs who renounce
941 Appen1, 1| separate soul, on which ~it is clear that fire cannot act naturally,
942 Appen1, 1| another's fault: hence it is clear ~that the argument is not
943 Appen1, 2| Para. 2/2~It is therefore clear that this opinion is utterly
944 Appen1, 2| and stubble. Now it is clear ~that wood remains longer
945 Appen2, 1| A[1]) it is sufficiently clear that there is a ~Purgatory
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