Part, Question

501   2, 183 |        temporal advantage or ~one's bodily welfare to the spiritual
502   2, 183 |           such as would ~render him bodily unable to exercise the episcopal
503   2, 184 |       hunger of fasting, watchings, bodily toil, privation, ~reading,
504   2, 184 |             as stated above. Again ~bodily danger does not threaten
505   2, 184 |        fondling of women, and those bodily contacts which belong to
506   2, 184 |             renounces the greatest ~bodily pleasures. the third is
507   2, 184 |          render a ~man deserving of bodily death, so neither in the
508   2, 185 |    spiritual works, and not ~to the bodily labor of the farmer or craftsman";
509   2, 185 |         unable to bear the toil of ~bodily labor.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
510   2, 185 |           from work on the score of bodily weakness, for their former
511   2, 186 |            ways: in one way by his ~bodily presence, in another way
512   2, 186 |             1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the bodily encounter of the battlefield
513   2, 186 |      pertaining to the supplying of bodily needs, in proportion to
514   2, 186 |            the faithful by means of bodily ~weapons. Therefore it is
515   2, 186 |           cold and nakedness, or by bodily labor.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
516   2, 186 |          purpose of the outward and bodily works of the active life
517   2, 186 |    religious ~order directed to the bodily actions of the active life,
518   2, 186 |            which is directed to the bodily actions of the active ~life
519   2, 187 |        parents extends not only to ~bodily but also to spiritual service,
520   2, 187 |           special obstacle (such as bodily weakness, a burden of debts,
521   3, 12  |          were subjected to Christ's bodily senses. Therefore ~Christ
522   3, 12  |          not subjected to Christ's ~bodily senses, yet other sensible
523   3, 14  |       proper ~end. But by such like bodily defects, the end of the
524   3, 14  |             of the other. But these bodily defects, to wit, death, ~
525   3, 14  |             Fathers did not ~desire bodily strength in Christ, but
526   3, 14  |            of necessity ~subject to bodily defects.~Aquin.: SMT TP
527   3, 14  |     constraint, as repugnant to the bodily nature, thus again was Christ'
528   3, 14  |    naturally shrinks from death and bodily hurt.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[14]
529   3, 14  |         seem that Christ contracted bodily defects. For we are ~said
530   3, 14  |           human nature, derived His bodily defects and infirmities ~
531   3, 14  |             to have assumed all the bodily defects of men?~Aquin.:
532   3, 14  |             to have assumed all the bodily ~defects of men. For Damascene
533   3, 14  |             3: Further, amongst all bodily defects death holds the
534   3, 15  |             both seminal virtue and bodily substance, since, as he
535   3, 15  |       virtue, but only according to bodily ~substance. And therefore
536   3, 15  |     obedient to reason; but not the bodily ~powers, nor those of the
537   3, 15  |            powers, nor those of the bodily humors, nor those of the
538   3, 15  |             two ways: first ~with a bodily passion; secondly, with
539   3, 15  |         passion. It suffers with ~a bodily passion through bodily hurt;
540   3, 15  |            a bodily passion through bodily hurt; for since the soul
541   3, 15  |           body is ~disturbed by any bodily passion, the soul, too,
542   3, 15  |              Q[35], ~A[7], for true bodily pain are required bodily
543   3, 15  |            bodily pain are required bodily hurt and the sense of ~hurt.
544   3, 15  |     appetite naturally shrinks from bodily hurt, by ~sorrow if it is
545   3, 15  |            to say, instrumentally, ~bodily goods are required for beatitude;
546   3, 15  |         beatitude, as Christ by His bodily sufferings ~tended to beatitude
547   3, 18  |             from sensible pains and bodily hurt. ~In like manner, the
548   3, 19  |         some are human, ~as to walk bodily on the earth is indeed human,
549   3, 19  |            bearing up the weight of bodily feet." Now it is ~clear
550   3, 19  |        reason. Even the natural and bodily operations pertained in ~
551   3, 26  |           seminally, contracted the bodily defects which ~are conveyed
552   3, 30  |        appeared to the Virgin in a ~bodily vision?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
553   3, 30  |         appeared to the Virgin in a bodily vision. For "intellectual
554   3, 30  |             is ~more excellent than bodily vision," as Augustine says (
555   3, 30  |             substance; whereas in a bodily vision he is seen in ~the
556   3, 30  |           vision he is seen in ~the bodily shape which he assumes.
557   3, 30  |          vision also seems to excel bodily vision: just ~as the imagination
558   3, 30  |             1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the bodily vision of a spiritual substance
559   3, 30  |   announcement ~should be made in a bodily vision.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
560   3, 30  |       cannot ~pertain to other than bodily vision. Therefore the angel
561   3, 30  |          Annunciation appeared in a bodily vision to the Blessed Virgin.~
562   3, 30  |          Annunciation appeared in a bodily vision ~to the Blessed Virgin.
563   3, 30  |             in her mind, but in her bodily ~womb. Therefore it behooved
564   3, 30  |         only her mind, but also her bodily senses ~to be refreshed
565   3, 30  |        merely imaginary and merely ~bodily vision. But Augustine himself
566   3, 30  |             perceived ~not only the bodily vision, but also the intellectual
567   3, 30  |            this happens not only in bodily, but also in ~imaginary
568   3, 31  |            in ~Adam in respect of a bodily substance - that is to say,
569   3, 31  |            and Abraham "by way of a bodily substance." ~But bodily
570   3, 31  |             bodily substance." ~But bodily substance is something signate.
571   3, 31  |            was in Adam according to bodily ~substance," does not mean
572   3, 31  |            that Christ's body was a bodily substance in ~Adam: but
573   3, 31  |    substance in ~Adam: but that the bodily substance of Christ's body,
574   3, 31  |             of origin, according to bodily ~substance: but not according
575   3, 31  |            from him, not only as to bodily substance, but also as to ~
576   3, 31  |            virtue, but according to bodily substance. ~Therefore He
577   3, 39  |             be real, by its ~making bodily progress with the advance
578   3, 39  |          Holy Ghost descended in ~a bodily shape as a dove upon Him."~
579   3, 39  |            descended on Christ in a bodily shape, as a dove, not because
580   3, 39  |          descended visibly, under a bodily shape, on Christ at His ~
581   3, 39  |          Holy Ghost descended in ~a bodily shape as a dove upon Him."
582   3, 40  |             latter is taken up with bodily actions: yet that form ~
583   3, 40  |      external wealth is ordained to bodily use as to food and ~raiment.
584   3, 40  |          life on us, so did He bear bodily poverty, in ~order to enrich
585   3, 40  |         works which are needful for bodily health. Wherefore He says (
586   3, 41  |             Christ had assuaged His bodily hunger by changing the stones
587   3, 41  |          food miraculously for mere bodily support. Hence the Lord ~
588   3, 44  |        follow from one another. Now bodily ailments are not always
589   3, 45  |          affecting ~the body. Hence bodily refulgence is not miraculous
590   3, 45  |          the same ~thing twice in a bodily voice, yet not for the same
591   3, 46  |       arising from ~within, such as bodily ailments, as already stated (
592   3, 46  |       considered with regard to His bodily members. In His ~head He
593   3, 46  |             He suffered ~in all His bodily senses: in touch, by being
594   3, 46  |            Thirdly, the loss of His bodily life, which is naturally ~
595   3, 46  |          adduced - namely, from the bodily injury, which is the cause
596   3, 46  |            over the loss of His own bodily ~life, but also over the
597   3, 47  |      preserved the strength of His ~bodily nature, so that at the last
598   3, 47  |          For as of His own will His bodily nature kept ~its vigor to
599   3, 48  |          Now ~Christ's blood or His bodily life, which "is in the blood,"
600   3, 49  |          had grace in His soul with bodily ~passibility, and through
601   3, 49  |           that He might procure His bodily glory with greater honor,
602   3, 54  |           open scars are opposed to bodily integrity, since they interfere
603   3, 55  |          was there with them by His bodily presence, but hitherto He ~
604   3, 55  |         with them not merely by His bodily presence, but also in mortal ~
605   3, 55  |       unknown in what places He was bodily present in ~the meantime,
606   3, 57  |            OBJ 3: Although Christ's bodily presence was withdrawn from
607   3, 57  |            whereby He ~withdrew His bodily presence from us, was more
608   3, 57  |         profitable for us than His ~bodily presence would have been.~
609   3, 57  |             be a place according to bodily contact, as regards bodies,
610   3, 57  |           think that Christ was not bodily present ~when this occurred,
611   3, 58  |             left are differences of bodily position. ~But nothing corporeal
612   3, 60  |           that of ~the body. But in bodily medicines, which are ordained
613   3, 60  |            commonly used by men for bodily cleansing, by which the
614   3, 61  |         Apostle says (1 Tim. 4:8): "Bodily exercise is profitable to ~
615   3, 61  |           of sacraments pertains to bodily exercise; because ~sacraments
616   3, 61  |            drawn away entirely from bodily actions, bodily ~exercise
617   3, 61  |       entirely from bodily actions, bodily ~exercise was offered to
618   3, 61  |             is even preserved ~from bodily hurt, by the healthy exercise
619   3, 61  |            1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Bodily exercise, as such, is not
620   3, 61  |            sacraments is not merely bodily, but to ~a certain extent
621   3, 63  |          through being deputed to a bodily service. Since, ~therefore,
622   3, 63  |       nature less lasting than this bodily mark?"~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
623   3, 63  |           spiritual ~character, and bodily circumcision sufficed, which
624   3, 63  |           not less lasting than the bodily mark" of military ~service.
625   3, 64  |            separated from him as to bodily ~union, provided it be united
626   3, 64  |        baptism, may be ordained ~to bodily cleanliness, to the health
627   3, 64  |           by ~his will he moves his bodily members to act. Consequently,
628   3, 66  |         diversify its ~essence. Now bodily washing with water is essential
629   3, 66  |             less enduring than this bodily mark, since we see that ~
630   3, 67  |             It is not on account of bodily weakness that the baptized ~
631   3, 68  |      conversion: just as neither is bodily medicine ~given to a sick
632   3, 68  |        through some impediment in a bodily organ; but not like irrational ~
633   3, 69  |           only spiritual, but also ~bodily health; thus Constantine
634   3, 69  |           the infirm do not receive bodily health in Baptism. Therefore
635   3, 69  |            4 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Bodily health is not the essential
636   3, 72  |          Holy Ghost ~descended in a bodily shape . . . upon Him" (Lk.
637   3, 72  |           to the combatant, as in a bodily combat: thus are soldiers ~
638   3, 72  |            time, together ~with the bodily character.~Aquin.: SMT TP
639   3, 73  |         kind of spiritual food. But bodily ~food is requisite for bodily
640   3, 73  |       bodily ~food is requisite for bodily health. Therefore, also
641   3, 74  |          spiritual cleansing, since bodily ~cleansing is commonly done
642   3, 74  |           manner as to be vested in bodily sacraments; or else it denotes
643   3, 75  |              for demanding Christ's bodily presence." ~Moreover the
644   3, 75  |           they were attached to His bodily presence, as Augustine says
645   3, 75  |             altar ~according to His bodily presence.~Aquin.: SMT TP
646   3, 75  |             ix), He promises us His bodily presence as a reward, saying ~(
647   3, 75  |         does not deprive us of His ~bodily presence; but unites us
648   3, 75  |     argument holds good of Christ's bodily presence, as He ~is present
649   3, 75  |            the body of Christ after bodily food, ~while it is nevertheless
650   3, 76  |           of two kinds, namely, the bodily eye properly ~so-called,
651   3, 76  |     sacrament cannot be seen by any bodily ~eye. First of all, because
652   3, 76  |         such, is not visible to the bodily ~eye, nor does it come under
653   3, 76  |          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Our bodily eye, on account of the sacramental
654   3, 76  |           Reply OBJ 2: Christ's own bodily eye sees Himself existing
655   3, 76  |             can see anything with a bodily eye, ~but only with the
656   3, 79  |          material food does for the bodily life, namely, by sustaining,
657   3, 80  |            to bring with them ~only bodily uncleanness. But there are
658   3, 80  |    uncleanness. But there are other bodily defilements which ~according
659   3, 80  |             as when it ~arises from bodily debility, and hence some
660   3, 80  |         from its cause whether such bodily defilement of ~necessity
661   3, 80  |           always verified, viz. the bodily defilement, with ~which,
662   3, 80  |             spiritually. Hence such bodily uncleannesses, if perpetual
663   3, 80  |         confession nevertheless the bodily defilement is not taken
664   3, 80  |         dream of homicide brings no bodily uncleanness, nor such ~distraction
665   3, 80  |      spiritual food; hence, just as bodily food is taken every ~day,
666   3, 83  |            is Christ's temporal and bodily birth, according as He ~
667   3, 83  |             Christ's body no ~other bodily food is added in the celebration
668   3, 84  |          and Matrimony, even ~as in bodily medicines, some are applied
669   3, 84  |             thee," has to perform a bodily ~washing. Therefore, also
670   3, 84  |         sanctified man's hand, even bodily infirmity might be removed;
671   3, 84  |        minister has to perform some bodily action on the recipient ~
672   3, 84  |         absolution. If, indeed, any bodily act were necessary on the
673   3, 84  |    necessary for salvation, even as bodily ~medicine after man has
674   3, 84  |             whereby our Lord healed bodily diseases, ~signify the healing
675   3, 85  |            passion accompanied by a bodily ~alteration, and because
676   3, 85  |            passion accompanied by a bodily ~alteration, viz. tears,
677   3, 85  |         that it is accompanied by a bodily ~alteration. On the other
678   3, 87  |           as there are two kinds of bodily stain, one consisting ~in
679 Suppl, 1 |             instrumentality of the ~bodily members, so does it inflict
680 Suppl, 3 |          appetite. Hence it is that bodily tears flow more quickly
681 Suppl, 3 |             punishment, and because bodily defect is more manifest
682 Suppl, 3 |       natural humor, but as to ~his bodily desires and concupiscences.
683 Suppl, 3 |     deserved to lose the use of his bodily eyes on ~account of his
684 Suppl, 5 |           the remedy for sin. Now a bodily remedy, ~that heals a lesser
685 Suppl, 5 |        remedy, ~that heals a lesser bodily infirmity, does not suffice
686 Suppl, 6 |    spiritual disease ~than to avoid bodily disease. Now if a man who
687 Suppl, 6 |             It is not necessary for bodily health that the physician ~
688 Suppl, 8 |          that sacrament there is no bodily element applied externally, ~
689 Suppl, 8 |           necessity is greater than bodily necessity. ~But it is lawful
690 Suppl, 8 |         will, in order to supply a ~bodily need. Therefore in danger
691 Suppl, 12|           it. Now preservation from bodily sickness ~is assured by
692 Suppl, 13|            in the ~penitent, either bodily, so that he is unable to
693 Suppl, 15|          but three ~kinds of goods, bodily, spiritual, and goods of
694 Suppl, 21|     consists in ~certain legitimate bodily actions. These different
695 Suppl, 22|             gyves are stronger than bodily fetters. Therefore one who
696 Suppl, 29|            this sacrament, nor any ~bodily anointing, wherefore in
697 Suppl, 29|           the remnants of sin, and ~bodily sickness. The third reason
698 Suppl, 29|           effect on the body, viz. ~bodily health, is not caused by
699 Suppl, 29|          part of the recipient. Now bodily health is ~not an effect
700 Suppl, 30|      remission of sins?~(2) Whether bodily health is an effect of this
701 Suppl, 30|      healing or cure. Now just as a bodily cure presupposes ~bodily
702 Suppl, 30|            bodily cure presupposes ~bodily life in the one who is cured,
703 Suppl, 30|             Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether bodily health is an effect of this
704 Suppl, 30|           OBJ 1: It would seem that bodily health is not an effect
705 Suppl, 30|         spiritual health, just as a bodily remedy is ~ordained to health
706 Suppl, 30|       health of the body. Therefore bodily health is not an effect ~
707 Suppl, 30|          sacrament does not receive bodily health, no matter how devoutly
708 Suppl, 30|              receives it. Therefore bodily health is not its effect.~
709 Suppl, 30|            the sick man." Therefore bodily healing is not an effect
710 Suppl, 30|      spiritual washing, through the bodily ~washing in which it consists
711 Suppl, 30|       spiritual healing through the bodily healing which ~it effects
712 Suppl, 30|      spiritual stains by means of a bodily washing, so this sacrament
713 Suppl, 30|         washing has the effect of a bodily washing, since it ~effects
714 Suppl, 30|            since it ~effects even a bodily cleansing, so too, Extreme
715 Suppl, 30|        Unction has the effect ~of a bodily remedy, namely a healing
716 Suppl, 30|      difference, for as much as the bodily washing causes a bodily
717 Suppl, 30|             bodily washing causes a bodily cleansing ~by a natural
718 Suppl, 30|             natural property of the bodily element, and consequently
719 Suppl, 30|            Extreme Unction causes a bodily healing, not by a ~natural
720 Suppl, 30|          effect, it ~follows that a bodily healing does not always
721 Suppl, 30|          This objection proves that bodily health is not the ~principal
722 Suppl, 31|             procured the effects of bodily health, through ~the "grace
723 Suppl, 32|           who are not subjects for ~bodily healing, those namely, who
724 Suppl, 32|       healing of the body, although bodily health may not actually
725 Suppl, 32|            are competent to receive bodily healing, viz. the sick;
726 Suppl, 32|         Baptism who is capable of a bodily washing, and not ~a child
727 Suppl, 32|        unless they are capable of a bodily washing. And so those who
728 Suppl, 32|             they be ~subjects for a bodily healing.~Aquin.: SMT XP
729 Suppl, 32|    sacrament is more excellent than bodily ~medicine. Since then bodily
730 Suppl, 32|        bodily ~medicine. Since then bodily medicine is given to all
731 Suppl, 32|             The principal effect of bodily medicine is bodily health, ~
732 Suppl, 32|        effect of bodily medicine is bodily health, ~which all sick
733 Suppl, 32|             form of a ~healing. Now bodily healing has to be effected,
734 Suppl, 32|          the form of washing: and a bodily ~washing cleanses only the
735 Suppl, 32|          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: The bodily organs which are the instruments
736 Suppl, 32|          Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Bodily deformity is not an impediment
737 Suppl, 33|        applied under ~the form of a bodily cure. But a bodily cure
738 Suppl, 33|             of a bodily cure. But a bodily cure is repeated. Therefore
739 Suppl, 35|            directed only to certain bodily ~acts, for instance those
740 Suppl, 36|          woman from rendering Him a bodily service (Lk. 7). ~Therefore
741 Suppl, 36|            only in the exercise of ~bodily homage, which even sinners
742 Suppl, 37|           actions should rank above bodily actions. But ~the acolyte'
743 Suppl, 37|      acolyte; ~especially since the bodily light which the acolytes
744 Suppl, 37|          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 7: The bodily acts of the acolyte are
745 Suppl, 39|           an ~obligation to certain bodily actions, and consequently
746 Suppl, 39|     consequently it is hindered by ~bodily subjection.~Aquin.: SMT
747 Suppl, 39|          account of his suffering a bodily ~defect.~Aquin.: SMT XP
748 Suppl, 42|             powers there correspond bodily members by which they can
749 Suppl, 43|           dissolved on account of a bodily infirmity. ~Aquin.: SMT
750 Suppl, 45|          cleansing is effected by a bodily cleansing. Wherefore, ~since
751 Suppl, 47|         violent simply," as when by bodily strength one forces a ~person
752 Suppl, 47|            violence has to ~do with bodily actions. Moreover, since
753 Suppl, 47|         commit sin ~through fear of bodily suffering; whereas on the
754 Suppl, 47|             iii, 6,9). Yet ~certain bodily injuries are less grievous
755 Suppl, 47|        constant man to suffer other bodily injuries. They are contained
756 Suppl, 47|           parallel; for there is no bodily service in a ~spiritual
757 Suppl, 47|         marriage as there is in the bodily marriage; because the ~spiritual
758 Suppl, 49|           this life, but either by ~bodily death after carnal union,
759 Suppl, 49|           in matrimony, to perform ~bodily actions. Wherefore matrimony
760 Suppl, 49|          far as ~that power regards bodily acts; hence it does not
761 Suppl, 49|        intending to keep or acquire bodily health. Therefore it seems
762 Suppl, 49|         instance if one sought only bodily health by the sacrament
763 Suppl, 51|        affecting the person, so are bodily or mental qualities. But
764 Suppl, 52|          follow him, through either bodily ~weakness, or imminent danger
765 Suppl, 53|      obligation is ~stronger than a bodily tie. Therefore if a married
766 Suppl, 53|           spiritual, and marriage a bodily bond. Hence it would ~seem
767 Suppl, 56|     spiritual bond is holier than a bodily tie: and since the tie of ~
768 Suppl, 56|          tie: and since the tie of ~bodily kinship is an impediment
769 Suppl, 56|   relationship hinder marriage than bodily relationship does.~Aquin.:
770 Suppl, 56|        marriage there is not only a bodily but also a spiritual ~union:
771 Suppl, 56|       kinship having to pass into a bodily relationship.~Aquin.: SMT
772 Suppl, 56|            by ~Baptism only. For as bodily kinship is to bodily birth,
773 Suppl, 56|             as bodily kinship is to bodily birth, so is spiritual ~
774 Suppl, 56|             wife. For spiritual and bodily union are disparate and
775 Suppl, 56|          are more communicable than bodily ~goods. But the bodily consanguinity
776 Suppl, 56|         than bodily ~goods. But the bodily consanguinity of the husband
777 Suppl, 58|             marriage act than other bodily ~actions; and these they
778 Suppl, 59|          spiritual death and not a ~bodily death. Wherefore if the
779 Suppl, 59|            Para. 1/1~I answer that, Bodily fornication and unbelief
780 Suppl, 61|            each of them enters into bodily possession of the power
781 Suppl, 61|            is operation. It is like bodily possession and consequently
782 Suppl, 61|            1~I answer that, Just as bodily death of the husband dissolves
783 Suppl, 62|             not in the same way ~as bodily fornication. Because one
784 Suppl, 62|     prevails over all ~movements of bodily passions. But as regards
785 Suppl, 64|          there any parallel between bodily ~affliction of the offspring
786 Suppl, 64|             to the detriment of his bodily health, so ~neither can
787 Suppl, 64|           precept, for the ~sake of bodily cleanness, which are not
788 Suppl, 70|     performed by the soul without a bodily organ - for instance to ~
789 Suppl, 70|           these powers which use no bodily organ for ~their actions
790 Suppl, 70|            while those which ~use a bodily organ must needs be corrupted
791 Suppl, 70|             an act except through a bodily organ. Therefore ~the separated
792 Suppl, 70|         itself, and secondly in the bodily organ in so far as the soul
793 Suppl, 70|           do not occur ~without any bodily movement.~Aquin.: SMT XP
794 Suppl, 70|      delight will be ~there without bodily movement, even as it is
795 Suppl, 70|    separated soul can suffer from a bodily fire?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[70]
796 Suppl, 70|           soul cannot suffer from a bodily ~fire. For Augustine says (
797 Suppl, 70|             is not ~punished with a bodily fire.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[70]
798 Suppl, 70|             does not ~suffer from a bodily fire.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[70]
799 Suppl, 70|            the soul suffer from the bodily fire, it will receive ~something
800 Suppl, 70|            the soul suffer from the bodily fire, ~this will not conduce
801 Suppl, 70|             1~OBJ 7: Further, every bodily agent acts by contact. But
802 Suppl, 70|             being made subject to a bodily thing ~by suffering therefrom.~
803 Suppl, 70|             7: Although there is no bodily contact between the soul
804 Suppl, 72|           Para. 1/1~OBJ 5: Further, bodily death is the punishment
805 Suppl, 72|           there be any return ~from bodily death to bodily life, and
806 Suppl, 72|        return ~from bodily death to bodily life, and so there will
807 Suppl, 72|          heretics asserted that all bodily things are from the evil ~
808 Suppl, 72|            5 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: Bodily death was brought about
809 Suppl, 72|             fault be condoned. ~Now bodily death is the punishment
810 Suppl, 73|           Christ, by reason of His ~bodily resurrection, is called "
811 Suppl, 73|             more in common with our bodily ~resurrection than with
812 Suppl, 73|   resurrection is the ~cause of our bodily resurrection.~Aquin.: SMT
813 Suppl, 73|           can we be ~delivered from bodily death except by resurrection
814 Suppl, 73|           the giving of some common bodily sign. ~According to some
815 Suppl, 73|           Consequently in all God's bodily works, He employs the ministry
816 Suppl, 74|            the body, and to ascend ~bodily into heaven with Christ,
817 Suppl, 76|             by death, since it is a bodily ~form, and so also do the
818 Suppl, 76|            of the excellence of his bodily complexion; and hence it
819 Suppl, 77|        powers to ~be shown in their bodily instruments, even though
820 Suppl, 79|            of the blessed: else the bodily life of the saints after
821 Suppl, 80|           of a spirit surpasses all bodily subtlety. Therefore the ~
822 Suppl, 82|             will be evident to ~the bodily sight." Therefore those
823 Suppl, 83|    mutilation, as well as all other bodily deformities, are ~appointed
824 Suppl, 83|             penal by reason of the ~bodily pain which the dying feel,
825 Suppl, 83|         animal is not distressed by bodily pain, unless ~the body in
826 Suppl, 83|           will surpass all present ~bodily pain, even as the joy of
827 Suppl, 87|   becomingly the Judge ~not only of bodily but also of spiritual goods [*
828 Suppl, 88|        first, as sustenance to his ~bodily life, secondly, as helping
829 Suppl, 88|           for the sustenance of his bodily life. Now in ~this way the
830 Suppl, 89|            Augustine is speaking of bodily vision, by which God will ~
831 Suppl, 89|            threefold medium both in bodily and in ~intellectual vision.
832 Suppl, 89|          particular object. Such is bodily ~light in relation to bodily
833 Suppl, 89|        bodily ~light in relation to bodily vision; and the light of
834 Suppl, 89|             means be visible to the bodily sense.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
835 Suppl, 89|            can ~act directly on the bodily senses. And a thing can
836 Suppl, 89|        sense as such makes use of a bodily organ, nothing can be received ~
837 Suppl, 89|        because on ~the one hand the bodily sight will see so great
838 Suppl, 90|          its act, makes no use of a bodily organ; ~and consequently
839 Suppl, 93|         embellished by nobility and bodily ~beauty and so forth, and
840 Suppl, 93|           Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, bodily suffering is less than mental,
841 Suppl, 93|           and will be seen in their bodily scars: wherefore ~Augustine
842 Suppl, 93|             there results a certain bodily comeliness: so that the ~
843 Suppl, 94|             damned would suffer no ~bodily pain. This is clear to anyone
844 Suppl, 94|    generation, nor ~corruption, nor bodily alteration: and in the resolution
845 Suppl, 94|           death that seem to denote bodily ~pleasure - for instance,
846 Suppl, 94|          suffering as seem to imply bodily punishment - for ~instance,
847 Suppl, 94|          power that makes use of ~a bodily organ: so that it is impossible
848 Suppl, 94|            the soul uses a definite bodily organ, ~even as art uses
849 Suppl, 94|          that ~punishment itself be bodily. Wherefore Gregory (Dial.
850 Suppl, 94|            him," says (Moral. xv): "Bodily fire needs bodily ~fuel
851 Suppl, 94|             xv): "Bodily fire needs bodily ~fuel in order to become
852 Suppl, 94|             of hell, since ~it is a bodily fire, and burns in a bodily
853 Suppl, 94|         bodily fire, and burns in a bodily way the wicked cast therein, ~
854 Appen1, 1|           these souls suffer from a bodily fire, and are inflicted ~
855 Appen1, 1|           sin alone, suffer from a ~bodily fire, and are punished by
856 Appen1, 1|        original sin, ~suffer from a bodily fire and are punished by
857 Appen1, 1|           sin alone, suffer ~from a bodily fire and are tormented with
858 Appen1, 1|           which is the cause of all bodily movement ~and alteration.~
859 Appen1, 1|             the soul freed from its bodily burden ~should ignore things
860 Appen1, 1|           to his own inheritance or bodily ~members, wherefore it is
861 Appen1, 2|     greatest pain. And, because all bodily sensation ~is from the soul,
862 Appen1, 2|         soul ~suffers pain from the bodily fire is at present taken
863 Appen1, 2|        shown to be worthless, since bodily defect, such as obtains