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Part, Question
501 2, 47 | A[3]) is about ~singular matters of action, which contain
502 2, 47 | the judgment of reason in ~matters of action is influenced
503 2, 47 | concerned, are ~contingent matters of action, wherein, even
504 2, 47 | great variety of these ~matters of action, wherein good
505 2, 48 | universal, extends to more matters, and attains a higher ~end.
506 2, 48 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: All matters connected with moral virtue
507 2, 48 | be provident in certain matters of detail ~concerning the
508 2, 48 | affairs, so too are many other matters, such as those of tradesmen, ~
509 2, 48 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Other matters in the state are directed
510 2, 49 | even as in ~speculative matters, there is no good reasoning
511 2, 49 | of things, especially in matters of action which are ~contingent.~
512 2, 49 | counsel in other particular matters, for instance in matters
513 2, 49 | matters, for instance in matters of trade, or ~warfare, or
514 2, 49 | same ~virtue in practical matters. Now research belongs to {
515 2, 49 | OBJ 3: Even in speculative matters the rational science of ~
516 2, 49 | indeed about speculative matters, but ~about particular practical
517 2, 49 | about particular practical matters, about which also is prudence.
518 2, 49 | Even so, in speculative matters some are good at research,
519 2, 49 | common law) extends to all ~matters of judgment, and consequently
520 2, 49 | intellectual virtue about such matters.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[51] A[
521 2, 49 | principles: thus in speculative matters wisdom considers higher ~
522 2, 49 | it be also in practical matters. Now it is evident that
523 2, 49 | necessary to judge of ~such matters according to higher principles
524 2, 49 | Wherefore also in speculative matters, dialectics which aims ~
525 2, 49 | Command considers in all matters the one aspect of good, ~
526 2, 50 | to what he ought to do in matters necessary for salvation
527 2, 50 | it deals with speculative matters: yet by a kind of ~extension
528 2, 50 | absurd to take counsel in matters that are evident, as the
529 2, 50 | mind of the wayfarer in matters of action, by soothing ~
530 2, 50 | receive from ~God in such matters is called "counsel."~Aquin.:
531 2, 50 | precepts are given about matters necessary for ~salvation,
532 2, 50 | while counsel is given about matters which are not necessary ~
533 2, 50 | Ghost guides us in ~all matters that are directed to the
534 2, 50 | the ultimate in ~practical matters consists not in knowledge
535 2, 51 | Wherefore in speculative matters a ~demonstrative science
536 2, 51 | judgment, than in ~speculative matters, because actions are about
537 2, 51 | lack of perseverance ~in matters of difficulty. But perseverance
538 2, 51 | perseverance in difficult matters belongs ~to fortitude. Therefore
539 2, 51 | incontinency" in ~pleasurable matters, and of "effeminacy" or "
540 2, 51 | squeamishness" in unpleasant ~matters, according to Ethic. vii,
541 2, 52 | as lust is about sexual matters, ~while some vices are special
542 2, 53 | knowledge." In speculative matters ~one may sin against rectitude
543 2, 53 | solicitous about temporal matters?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[55] A[
544 2, 53 | solicitous about temporal matters. ~Because a superior should
545 2, 54 | instruct man perfectly in all matters relating to ~right conduct,
546 2, 54 | is ~committed chiefly in matters of justice, as stated above (
547 2, 54 | guile and fraud committed in matters of injustice, can ~be understood
548 2, 55 | virtues ~perfect man in those matters only which befit him in
549 2, 55 | justice, and it ~is in such matters that positive right has
550 2, 55 | form or ~another, it only matters when once it is laid down."
551 2, 55 | natural reason dictates matters which are according ~to
552 2, 56 | every moral virtue is about matters of action. Now those ~things
553 2, 56 | able ~to be virtuous in matters affecting themselves, but
554 2, 56 | unable to be ~virtuous in matters relating to others," and (
555 2, 56 | directs one man to another in matters ~relating to the multitude,
556 2, 56 | directing one man to another in matters ~relating to the individual.~
557 2, 56 | direct him immediately in matters relating to particular goods:
558 2, 56 | directs man sufficiently in matters relating to ~others. Now
559 2, 56 | directed to others in all matters relating to ~this life.
560 2, 56 | states (Ethic. v, 4), in matters of ~justice, the name of "
561 2, 56 | transferred to all ~other matters of justice. The same applies
562 2, 57 | reason, extends to all moral matters, ~i.e. passions and those
563 2, 57 | does an injustice in small matters falls short of ~the perfection
564 2, 58 | person decides rightly about matters relating to chastity. Therefore ~
565 2, 58 | aright. In this way, in matters of justice, judgment ~proceeds
566 2, 58 | from justice, even as in matters of fortitude, it proceeds
567 2, 58 | concerning himself, but not in matters ~relating to others. Consequently
568 2, 58 | explained above (ad 1). But in matters ~of justice, there is further
569 2, 58 | when a man judges about matters wherein he has no authority, ~
570 2, 58 | singular and contingent ~matters, it seems that no judgment
571 2, 58 | should interpret doubtful matters for the worst, ~according
572 2, 58 | it seems that ~doubtful matters affecting one's neighbor
573 2, 58 | who interprets doubtful matters for the best, may happen ~
574 2, 58 | no place except where "it matters not," according to ~the
575 2, 58 | justice is rectitude in matters of action. Now truth is
576 2, 58 | power sometimes interfere in matters concerning the ~secular
577 2, 58 | interferes in those temporal matters that are ~subject to the
578 2, 59 | goods" (Ethic. v, ~4). Now matters regarding the community
579 2, 59 | to the common good those matters ~which concern private individuals:
580 2, 59 | commutative justice have different matters, it would seem that they
581 2, 59 | commutative justice. Therefore the matters of ~distributive and commutative
582 2, 60 | 1/1~On the contrary, All matters of restitution seem to come
583 2, 61 | not a ~sin in spiritual matters.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[63] A[
584 2, 61 | not a sin in ~spiritual matters.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[63] A[
585 2, 62 | them to meddle with minor matters.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[64] A[
586 2, 62 | dispose of himself as to those matters which ~pertain to this life
587 2, 64 | himself injured in very little matters: and the ~person who takes
588 2, 65 | the matter, ~wherefore in matters of common knowledge there
589 2, 65 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: In matters touching his own person,
590 2, 65 | his own knowledge, but in matters concerning the public ~authority,
591 2, 65 | for the judge's mercy in matters that are ~left to the judge'
592 2, 65 | discretion, because in like matters a good man is ~slow to punish
593 2, 65 | states (Ethic. v, 10). But in matters ~that are determined in
594 2, 66 | 68] Out. Para. 1/1 - OF MATTERS CONCERNING UNJUST ACCUSATION (
595 2, 66 | ARTICLES)~We must now consider matters pertaining to unjust accusation.
596 2, 66 | counterpassion, because it matters considerably whether a ~
597 2, 67 | obey his superior in those matters to which the ~rights of
598 2, 68 | evidence, especially on ~matters committed to him as a secret
599 2, 68 | to a ~superior whom, in matters pertaining to justice, he
600 2, 68 | points, for instance secret matters, ~and those of which no
601 2, 68 | disprove is to consent." In matters pertaining to a man's condemnation, ~
602 2, 68 | threatens the accuser, it matters not since he risked ~the
603 2, 68 | no means give evidence on matters secretly ~committed to him
604 2, 68 | precept. But as regards matters committed to man in some
605 2, 68 | himself when questioned about ~matters of opinion and report, since
606 2, 68 | painted or not, or such like ~matters, such discrepancy does not
607 2, 70 | need of discretion in such matters, ~and one should use such
608 2, 71 | good name, especially in matters pertaining to his moral
609 2, 75 | intercourse, while it treats other matters as though ~they were lawful,
610 2, 75 | tell them the truth about matters pertaining to ~virtue, though
611 2, 75 | everyone the truth about matters pertaining to virtue, yet
612 2, 78 | is our guide in such like matters, as stated ~above (Q[51],
613 2, 79 | Cf. A[1]], and ceremonial matters, as stated above (FS, ~Q[
614 2, 79 | whose action deals with matters ~directed to that end. Now
615 2, 79 | possible to have too much in matters pertaining to the Divine ~
616 2, 79 | Q[4], A[7]), are about ~matters that are ordered to God
617 2, 79 | gives ~God due service in matters pertaining specially to
618 2, 80 | considerations about ~abstract matters are often a hindrance to
619 2, 80 | consideration of foreign matters that ~distract the mind
620 2, 80 | 2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Matters concerning the Godhead are,
621 2, 80 | things invisible." Wherefore matters relating to Christ's ~humanity
622 2, 80 | itself has for its object matters ~concerning the Godhead.~
623 2, 81 | recourse to God's help in these matters.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[83] A[
624 2, 81 | OBJ 2: Words about other matters distract the mind and hinder
625 2, 81 | fixed by ~God, especially in matters concerning Divine worship,
626 2, 86 | vows are not ~only about matters of supererogation, but also
627 2, 86 | supererogation, but also about matters of ~salvation: thus in Baptism
628 2, 86 | vows are about indifferent matters and ~such as are useful
629 2, 86 | easily mistaken in judging of matters concerning himself, such
630 2, 86 | firmly by a vow in those matters wherein he is ~subject to
631 2, 86 | in ~his own power in all matters concerning his person, for
632 2, 86 | household, so that in these matters he cannot vow ~anything
633 2, 86 | grant a dispensation in matters concerning ~the natural
634 2, 86 | to God. Consequently in matters presenting no difficulty,
635 2, 87 | suffice to confirm such matters for two reasons. First,
636 2, 87 | to substantiate necessary matters, ~and such as come under
637 2, 87 | general to the Pope in all matters regarding the administration
638 2, 87 | one of his subjects in matters that come under his authority:
639 2, 87 | themselves to spiritual matters. Nor ~should they on such
640 2, 87 | occasions take oaths temporal matters, except perhaps ~in cases
641 2, 91 | that which is uttered in matters pertaining to ~Christian
642 2, 93 | future events in temporal matters. On the other hand ~in the
643 2, 93 | connection with religious matters. ~Hence where it is written (
644 2, 93 | their proper objects or matters, according ~as the knowledge
645 2, 93 | be not applied to other matters than those which in ~some
646 2, 93 | Divine oracles to ~worldly matters and to the vain things of
647 2, 95 | and without due care in ~matters relating to God implies
648 2, 96 | ii, 3: ~whereas in moral matters the end is of greater importance
649 2, 100 | governor of a state in civil matters, ~the commander of an army
650 2, 100 | commander of an army in matters of warfare, a professor
651 2, 100 | warfare, a professor in matters of ~learning, and so forth.
652 2, 100 | parents. ~Consequently these matters belong to an annexed virtue,
653 2, 102 | whom he ought not, or in matters wherein he ~ought not to
654 2, 102 | as happens in agreeable matters, he tends ~towards it at
655 2, 102 | happens in disagreeable matters, then it is ~quite evident
656 2, 102 | holds its own in agreeable matters," because, to wit, one's
657 2, 102 | disagreeable or difficult matters," because there one's own
658 2, 102 | happen that even in agreeable matters ~obedience, while holding
659 2, 102 | his own. ~Consequently in matters touching the internal movement
660 2, 102 | bound to obey another man in matters touching the ~nature of
661 2, 102 | virginity or the like. But in matters concerning the disposal
662 2, 102 | must obey his general in matters ~relating to war, a servant
663 2, 102 | a servant his master in matters touching the execution ~
664 2, 102 | service, a son his father in matters relating to the ~conduct
665 2, 102 | all things," he refers to matters ~within the sphere of a
666 2, 102 | whereas in respect of other matters the subject is immediately
667 2, 102 | are bound to obey in those matters only which may belong to
668 2, 102 | willing to obey even in other matters, this will belong to the ~
669 2, 102 | obedience, which obeys even in matters unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS
670 2, 104 | are about singulars, in matters of action, we have ~to take
671 2, 104 | observes (De Benef. vi), "it matters much whether ~a person does
672 2, 106 | to punishment in temporal matters for the sin of another,
673 2, 106 | are punished in temporal matters together with ~the wicked,
674 2, 106 | certain persons ~in temporal matters without any fault of theirs,
675 2, 106 | are punished in temporal ~matters together with their parents,
676 2, 107 | nor does this apply to ~matters in which justice or injustice
677 2, 108 | and if they lie in these matters their lie will be a mortal ~
678 2, 108 | when they lie in other ~matters.~
679 2, 109 | of outward ~deeds. Now it matters not whether one lie in word
680 2, 111 | outward signs, namely, about matters affecting the person: so
681 2, 120 | another. Because in those matters that relate to himself it ~
682 2, 120 | as he likes: whereas in matters that refer to another it
683 2, 120 | Especially ~is this true in matters concerning God, where negation
684 2, 120 | thy God in vain": since it matters not in ~which of God's names
685 2, 121 | Whether it is only in warlike matters?~(6) Whether endurance is
686 2, 121 | he first of all mentions ~matters pertaining to temperance,
687 2, 121 | to warlike and to civil matters": and Tully (De Offic. i),
688 2, 121 | good of his habit. For in matters of action the end, though
689 2, 121 | both in ~warfare, and in matters relating to civil or home
690 2, 121 | to warlike and to ~civil matters."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[123]
691 2, 126 | they be referred to ~other matters involving less hardship,
692 2, 126 | of self-sufficiency ~in matters of virtue." Besides magnificence
693 2, 127 | OBJ 2: In anger and other matters only that which is greatest ~
694 2, 134 | buying and selling and other matters ~pertaining to the present
695 2, 135 | it observes firmness in ~matters wherein it is most difficult
696 2, 138 | regard in their respective matters. Now things pertaining to ~
697 2, 139 | instance, through curiosity ~in matters of knowledge: wherefore
698 2, 139 | the individual. In these matters certain things are to ~be
699 2, 140 | altogether deficient ~in such matters: for it is written (Dan.
700 2, 140 | the other way about ~in matters relating to cowardice: because
701 2, 140 | the desire ~of pleasure in matters of food and sex: although
702 2, 144 | requirements of his ~health: but it matters how readily and uncomplainingly
703 2, 145 | thus Jerome says:* "It matters not whether thou art a ~
704 2, 145 | apply the natural law to matters of common weal in ~temporal
705 2, 145 | of the Church are about matters which are necessary for
706 2, 146 | greatest sin, for ~it is about matters connected with the nourishment
707 2, 146 | discretion and moderation in such matters. Thirdly, from the ~point
708 2, 146 | dullness of sense as ~regards matters of choice is common to all
709 2, 146 | of sense ~in speculative matters arises chiefly from gluttony,
710 2, 147 | also about meat and sexual ~matters. Therefore sobriety is not
711 2, 149 | fortitude is about those matters ~wherein we stand in the
712 2, 149 | connected with ~the use of matters venereal, whereby the nature
713 2, 149 | meats, drinks, and venereal matters differ in character. ~Wherefore
714 2, 149 | purity regards ~venereal matters properly, and especially
715 2, 150 | sensible passions are the matters of moral acts. But ~the
716 2, 151 | regards not only venereal matters but also many others. Therefore
717 2, 151 | likeness is ~referred to other matters, so too, lust applies chiefly
718 2, 151 | it applies to any other matters pertaining to ~excess. Hence
719 2, 151 | pleasure applies to other matters, the name ~of lust has a
720 2, 151 | disposition of the body; ~what matters is how much the interior
721 2, 151 | to be needed, so ~that it matters not how they are emitted,
722 2, 151 | reason has four acts in matters of action. First there is
723 2, 152 | sinfulness, but because the matters ~mentioned there were equally
724 2, 152 | sleep we frequently discuss ~matters, choose this rather than
725 2, 152 | Contra Jovin. i]: "It matters not for what ~reason a man
726 2, 152 | differ specifically. Of other matters ~concerning adultery we
727 2, 152 | earthly bounds in sacred matters is a sin ~of sacrilege.
728 2, 152 | venereal desire in sacred matters. But ~venereal desire pertains
729 2, 152 | speculative and ~in practical matters. Wherefore just as in speculative
730 2, 152 | Wherefore just as in speculative matters the most ~grievous and shameful
731 2, 152 | naturally bestowed on man, so in matters of action it is most ~grave
732 2, 153 | touch not only in venereal ~matters but also in eating. But
733 2, 153 | to ~the use of venereal matters. Therefore the desire for
734 2, 153 | and as regards venereal matters - for instance the abuse
735 2, 153 | in ~reference to venereal matters rather than in reference
736 2, 154 | be incontinent in these matters metaphorically, because
737 2, 154 | is the same in practical matters with one who errs in regard
738 2, 158 | be another virtue about matters of lesser import: because
739 2, 158 | to moderate other lesser matters where moderation is ~not
740 2, 158 | temperance moderates those matters where restraint is most ~
741 2, 158 | they confined to ~lesser matters. Now it is clear to all
742 2, 158 | about the remaining ordinary matters that require ~moderation.
743 2, 158 | Para. 3/3~To some of these matters, however, other authorities
744 2, 158 | modesty from ~regarding matters which require different
745 2, 159 | is the first principle in matters of appetite, are the causes
746 2, 159 | of all kinds and in all matters; while every other ~virtue
747 2, 160 | may be found in various matters: for it is inordinate love
748 2, 160 | universally: and thus in matters of faith, a true judgment
749 2, 162 | subject to her husband in ~matters relating to the family life,
750 2, 164 | aright as regards other matters, except ~in so far as is
751 2, 166 | duty by grave and serious matters."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[168]
752 2, 166 | introduce play into undue matters and seasons. And ~although
753 2, 168 | not only about venereal matters, but also ~about pleasures
754 2, 169 | believed by all and are ~matters of "faith," and as to yet
755 2, 169 | prophet knows all possible matters of prophecy?~(5) Whether
756 2, 169 | Moreover his prophecy ~contains matters referring to natural bodies,
757 2, 169 | etc. ~It also contains matters relating to human conduct,
758 2, 169 | be so unless all possible matters of prophecy were ~revealed
759 2, 169 | Therefore all possible matters of prophecy are revealed ~
760 2, 169 | thus a grammarian knows all matters of grammar. Therefore it
761 2, 169 | that a prophet knows all matters of prophecy.~Aquin.: SMT
762 2, 169 | prophet does not know all matters of prophecy.~Aquin.: SMT
763 2, 169 | their knowing all possible matters ~of prophecy; but each one
764 2, 170 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: It matters not to prophecy by what
765 2, 171 | to judge or ~coordinate matters relating to objects of sense,
766 2, 172 | to be instructed in these matters. Hence the Lord ~said to
767 2, 176 | sufficiently for the Church in matters profitable unto salvation,
768 2, 179 | drawn, especially in moral ~matters, to the species of the thing
769 2, 181 | restfulness. Consequently matters which easily change and ~
770 2, 181 | in spiritual or in civil matters.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[183] A[
771 2, 182 | solemnity is observed in other matters which ~among men obtain
772 2, 183 | of persons, which in such matters is a ~grave sin. Wherefore
773 2, 183 | faith, because in such matters a man cannot possibly decide
774 2, 183 | for the ~decision in such matters is left to human prudence.~
775 2, 183 | dispense themselves in such matters.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[185] A[
776 2, 184 | obey one's superiors in matters that are essential to ~virtue
777 2, 184 | all: whereas to ~obey in matters pertaining to the practice
778 2, 184 | Sovereign Pontiff, not only in matters ~affecting all in common,
779 2, 184 | obedience to every superior in ~matters relating to the perfection
780 2, 185 | has not the order, whereas matters of ~jurisdiction can be
781 2, 185 | ordinary jurisdiction, or if matters of ~jurisdiction be delegated
782 2, 186 | principles to which all other matters are ~reduced, as stated
783 2, 186 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: In matters relating to perfection,
784 2, 186 | but that it applies "in matters already ~mentioned," namely
785 2, 186 | loves himself in temporal matters; whereas the care that is
786 2, 186 | order might ~surpass it in matters relating to continence,
787 2, 187 | good ~life in the smallest matters, so as to accomplish great
788 2, 187 | a promise made to God in matters concerning God. Now, as ~
789 2, 187 | many are required in ~great matters of doubt, as the Philosopher
790 2, 187 | advice is unnecessary in matters that are certain and fixed.
791 2, 187 | with a holy man." In these ~matters, however, one should not
792 2, 187 | to ~enter, and about such matters also one may take counsel
793 2, 187 | be of God," applies ~to matters admitting of doubt whether
794 3, 26 | Doctor of the Church and ~in matters which were not then "de
795 3, 27 | our Lord." But doubt in ~matters of faith is a sin. Therefore
796 3, 31 | is ~what we seek in all matters of faith.~Aquin.: SMT TP
797 3, 40 | free ~from care of worldly matters: which is impossible for
798 3, 41 | afterwards. However, it ~matters not, provided it be made
799 3, 46 | can be ~observed in other matters.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
800 3, 55 | hold of ~His feet,' that matters little," as Severianus says [*
801 3, 59 | both temporal and spiritual matters. Therefore, ~it does not
802 3, 60 | have the same ~virtue, it matters not which we use. Yet they
803 3, 64 | mind be distracted by other matters, ~the sacrament is valid
804 3, 66 | Further, it seems that several matters should not be used in the ~
805 3, 67 | let them judge the lesser matters only." ~Consequently it
806 3, 67 | of the state to decide ~matters concerning the lower orders;
807 3, 67 | belongs to ~set in order those matters that regard the higher orders
808 3, 72 | female." Consequently it matters not whether a man or a ~
809 3, 74 | of the Church ~regarding matters which involve derision of
810 3, 74 | sacraments have their respective matters. ~But water is the matter
811 3, 75 | difference, so two signate matters are of themselves ~diverse,
812 3, 75 | to both forms and to both matters; and whatever ~there is
813 3, 75 | ways of speaking in ~such matters. For, because in no one
814 3, 82 | the consecration of other matters such as the chrism, the ~
815 3, 83 | Of the place and other matters relating to the equipment
816 3, 84 | perish?" But just as other ~matters which are of the natural
817 3, 90 | penance. And since moral matters take their species from
818 Suppl, 1 | wherefore ~in corporeal matters, things are said to be attrite,
819 Suppl, 1 | Wherefore, in spiritual matters, attrition signifies a certain ~
820 Suppl, 7 | as is the case with all matters belonging to the positive ~
821 Suppl, 8 | should not be straitened in matters necessary for ~salvation,
822 Suppl, 8 | God's glory, to commit ~matters of jurisdiction to others,
823 Suppl, 8 | each of them can commit matters of jurisdiction to some ~
824 Suppl, 8 | the latter's will, since matters of jurisdiction can be deputed. ~
825 Suppl, 9 | it is an act of virtue it matters ~not how it is done, even
826 Suppl, 9 | should relate only such ~matters as affect the gravity of
827 Suppl, 11| confession extends to other matters than those ~which have reference
828 Suppl, 11| Wherefore with regard to matters which come to his knowledge ~
829 Suppl, 11| confession extends to other matters than those which ~have reference
830 Suppl, 11| confession extends to other ~matters besides those which have
831 Suppl, 11| sometimes besides sins other matters ~are told which have no
832 Suppl, 11| of ~confession extends to matters having no relation to confession.~
833 Suppl, 11| confession does not extend to matters other than those which have ~
834 Suppl, 11| extend directly to other ~matters than those which have reference
835 Suppl, 11| confession, yet ~indirectly matters also which are not connected
836 Suppl, 11| sin. Nevertheless ~these matters also must be most carefully
837 Suppl, 17| derives, in ~speculative matters, from the first principles
838 Suppl, 17| gainsaid, ~and, in practical matters, from the power of command
839 Suppl, 19| have no power in spiritual matters, so that they do ~not receive
840 Suppl, 19| is confined to ~temporal matters, and this too can only come
841 Suppl, 19| OBJ 3: Just as in civil matters the whole power is sometimes ~
842 Suppl, 19| better']." Now "in ~spiritual matters," according to Augustine (
843 Suppl, 20| Further, judgment in spiritual matters should be better regulated
844 Suppl, 20| regulated than ~in temporal matters. But in temporal matters
845 Suppl, 20| matters. But in temporal matters a judge cannot judge ~everybody.
846 Suppl, 20| has to do with singular matters is not equally ~in the power
847 Suppl, 20| superior can reserve certain matters to himself, the ~judgment
848 Suppl, 22| Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Matters fraught with danger should
849 Suppl, 23| lawful to communicate in matters purely corporal with ~one
850 Suppl, 23| excommunicated person in matters not permitted by law?~Aquin.:
851 Suppl, 23| Whether it is lawful, in matters purely corporal, to communicate
852 Suppl, 23| seem that it is lawful, in matters purely corporal, to ~communicate
853 Suppl, 23| extends only to spiritual matters. ~Therefore excommunication
854 Suppl, 23| communicating with ~another in matters corporal.~Aquin.: SMT XP
855 Suppl, 23| excommunicated person in corporal matters.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[23] A[
856 Suppl, 23| general law, in certain matters wherein ~communication is
857 Suppl, 23| allowed to speak of such matters with an excommunicated person;
858 Suppl, 23| may even speak of other matters so as to put him at his
859 Suppl, 23| communicate with others ~in matters wherein they are under an
860 Suppl, 23| 1~Reply OBJ 1: Corporal matters are subordinate to spiritual
861 Suppl, 23| subordinate to spiritual matters. ~Wherefore the power which
862 Suppl, 23| things, can also extend to ~matters touching the body: even
863 Suppl, 23| considers the end ~commands in matters ordained to the end.~Aquin.:
864 Suppl, 23| Church regards spiritual matters ~directly, and legitimate
865 Suppl, 23| holding communion in other matters, one acts beside ~the commandment,
866 Suppl, 25| subordinate to spiritual matters, ~since we must make use
867 Suppl, 25| for the sake of temporal ~matters as such, but in so far as
868 Suppl, 25| even for ~purely spiritual matters. Thus Pope Innocent IV granted
869 Suppl, 27| temporal and in ~spiritual matters: thus also a priest gives
870 Suppl, 36| one that suffices to prove matters of faith and hope, since ~
871 Suppl, 39| necessary. ~And since in matters pertaining to the soul woman
872 Suppl, 39| temporal, not ~in priestly matters, even as now woman may have
873 Suppl, 40| episcopal power are ~not matters of jurisdiction, else they
874 Suppl, 40| dignity is equal in all ~matters, and consequently one bishop
875 Suppl, 40| sacraments. Wherefore as ~regards matters pertaining to the episcopal
876 Suppl, 41| one another in household matters. For just as natural reason
877 Suppl, 43| already bind himself in matters concerning his person, either
878 Suppl, 43| can bind ~himself in other matters also; and according to the
879 Suppl, 43| country, because in doubtful matters one ~should always choose
880 Suppl, 44| the common life in family matters. And since every ~community
881 Suppl, 45| Now in ~other contracts it matters not whether the obligation
882 Suppl, 47| Apostle do not refer to those matters in ~which a man is his own
883 Suppl, 51| Therefore error about the other matters mentioned is also an ~impediment.~
884 Suppl, 51| error about ~those other matters be reckoned an impediment.~
885 Suppl, 52| his master's chattel in matters superadded to ~nature, but
886 Suppl, 52| incompatible. Nevertheless in such matters there are many particulars
887 Suppl, 52| and other such additional matters the husband is the head
888 Suppl, 52| and bondage; whereas in ~matters pertaining to dignity as
889 Suppl, 52| from ~their mother. But in matters relating to slavery they
890 Suppl, 53| vow of continence in those matters wherein he is not rendered
891 Suppl, 53| sight ~than a solemn vow, in matters pertaining to God, for instance
892 Suppl, 55| young to understand such matters, ~or if he were hindered
893 Suppl, 55| judge evidence concerning matters of doubt. Now evidence should
894 Suppl, 58| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: In matters to which nature inclines
895 Suppl, 58| deliberate, as in other matters: ~and therefore it is possible
896 Suppl, 58| one's own affairs in other matters without a ~guardian.~Aquin.:
897 Suppl, 58| religious vow is about ~matters outside the inclination
898 Suppl, 62| is his. Consequently ~in matters that have to be submitted
899 Suppl, 64| the debt to his wife, in matters pertaining to ~the begetting
900 Suppl, 64| they are equal in both matters, ~because just as in both
901 Suppl, 64| this head. Therefore in matters of this kind one person
902 Suppl, 64| decorum required in such matters, for this must not be done
903 Suppl, 65| same place in practical matters, as the general concepts ~
904 Suppl, 65| the mind in speculative matters. If, however, it be in any
905 Suppl, 65| conclusions in speculative ~matters receive our assent by virtue
906 Suppl, 65| the ~mind in speculative matters. But those which are drawn
907 Suppl, 66| be occupied in spiritual ~matters. Wherefore since concupiscence
908 Suppl, 69| RESURRECTION (QQ[69]-86)~OF MATTERS CONCERNING THE RESURRECTION,
909 Suppl, 69| foregoing we must treat of matters concerning the ~state of
910 Suppl, 71| would seem to show ~that it matters not whether one obtain suffrages
911 Suppl, 71| be defrauded in ~temporal matters by another's fault - and
912 Suppl, 72| taught concerning certain matters by ~the higher angels, though
913 Suppl, 72| especially in regard to matters concerning ~themselves.
914 Suppl, 72| they heard in reference to matters concerning others.~Aquin.:
915 Suppl, 72| species, but not as regards matters pertaining to grace. Hence
916 Suppl, 74| Wherefore in this respect it matters not whether the ~resurrection
917 Suppl, 80| impossible for there to be two matters, or two parts of matter, ~
918 Suppl, 84| one another's thoughts in matters dependent on the free-will,
919 Suppl, 89| next place we must consider matters concerning the blessed after ~
920 Suppl, 92| belongs to treat of these matters. For they say that a ~dowry,
921 Suppl, 93| for life, than in sexual matters without which life ~can
922 Suppl, 94| bodies will be tormented; (2) matters relating to their will ~
923 Suppl, 94| manner in certain foreign matters it does not shine, as when
924 Suppl, 95| ARTICLES)~We must next consider matters pertaining to the will and
925 Suppl, 95| they knew heretofore as ~matters of sorrow, but not as a
926 Suppl, 95| they had of speculative matters was imperfect, and that ~
927 Appen1, 1| is less ~sinful. Again it matters not that actual venial sin
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