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     Part, Question 
501   2, 87  |          already ~acquired a certain necessity, and has become unchangeable,
502   2, 87  |              perhaps ~in cases grave necessity.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[89] A[
503   2, 93  |           produce ~their effects, of necessity and always; and such like
504   2, 93  |       produce their ~effects, not of necessity and always, but for the
505   2, 93  |     foretells things that ~happen of necessity, or in the majority of instances,
506   2, 93  |         future ~events that occur of necessity or frequently, and these
507   2, 93  |              things which happen of ~necessity can be foreknown by this
508   2, 93  |         appointed on a principle of ~necessity, so that they always occur
509   2, 93  |             this does not impose any necessity on the free-will, ~and man
510   2, 93  |         recourse to lots without any necessity: for this would seem to
511   2, 93  |      Secondly, ~if even in a case of necessity one were to have recourse
512   2, 93  |              if anyone, compelled by necessity, thinks that he ought, ~
513   2, 93  |             however, there be urgent necessity it is lawful to seek the
514   2, 95  |            are moved ~by a motive of necessity or usefulness to ask for
515   2, 98  |            Reply OBJ 1: In a case of necessity anyone may baptize. And
516   2, 98  |            it is lawful in a case of necessity to sell or buy land on which
517   2, 99  |          arising from some momentary necessity, wherein he is bound to ~
518   2, 99  |          parents except ~in cases of necessity, as stated above. He that
519   2, 102 |             not compelled by natural necessity to do what ~he ought to
520   2, 102 |            to which we are ~bound of necessity, for instance to love God,
521   2, 102 |            which man is not bound of necessity, and this good we ~ought
522   2, 102 |            to which we are ~bound of necessity, since we ought not to do
523   2, 102 |           divine motion by a natural necessity so too all wills, by a kind ~
524   2, 102 |             all wills, by a kind ~of necessity of justice, are bound to
525   2, 102 |           commands him, by a certain necessity of ~justice, even as a natural
526   2, 102 |              its mover ~by a natural necessity. That a natural thing be
527   2, 105 |                and there would be no necessity for that if ingratitude
528   2, 105 |           simply, or in some case of necessity.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[107] A[
529   2, 108 |          except perhaps in a case of necessity ~when all things are common.
530   2, 113 |              s own choice, or out of necessity." ~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[115]
531   2, 113 |              something in a case ~of necessity, this is not contrary to
532   2, 116 |           due measure, evil ~must of necessity ensue through excess or
533   2, 117 |               either to some kind of necessity, since while exceeding in
534   2, 120 |          works, on account of ~their necessity, because the figure pertains
535   2, 121 |              natural: ~and hence the necessity of a special virtue modifying
536   2, 121 |             pertains to virtue, when necessity urges on account of some
537   2, 123 |               since death ~comes, of necessity, to all, it does not seem
538   2, 123 |           man he ~is under a certain necessity of doing a certain thing.
539   2, 123 |             Although death comes, of necessity, to all, yet the ~shortening
540   2, 134 |             profit in it." Hence the necessity for a ~virtue to safeguard
541   2, 135 |            virtuous deeds, so far as necessity ~requires.~Aquin.: SMT SS
542   2, 135 |              Wherefore it follows of necessity that every virtue which
543   2, 139 |       disposal, are directed to some necessity of this life as to ~their
544   2, 140 |              is not sought more than necessity requires.~Aquin.: SMT SS
545   2, 140 |          custom not resisted ~became necessity." Thirdly, as to the remedy
546   2, 140 |              principal motive is the necessity of preserving life. On ~
547   2, 144 |           food when bound by duty or necessity to abstain."~Aquin.: SMT
548   2, 144 |          Reply OBJ 1: Virtues are of necessity connected together, as stated ~
549   2, 145 |     abstinence ~takes account of the necessity of supplying the needs of
550   2, 145 |          things, are not a matter of necessity. Therefore, since fasting
551   2, 145 |              willingly than through ~necessity, as stated in 2 Cor. 9:7.
552   2, 145 |            are wont to fast through ~necessity, owing to lack of food.
553   2, 145 |              But if one be under the necessity of starting on the ~pilgrimage
554   2, 146 |              in eating pleasure and ~necessity go together, we fail to
555   2, 146 |          discern between the call of necessity ~and the seduction of pleasure,"
556   2, 146 |              both on ~account of the necessity of taking food, and on account
557   2, 146 |             to expose oneself to its necessity by immoderate meat or ~drink.
558   2, 151 |     Wherefore there ~is the greatest necessity for observing the order
559   2, 162 |          body results from a natural necessity, since it was necessary
560   2, 162 |            of being exempt ~from the necessity resulting from such a matter:
561   2, 162 |              man was subject to the ~necessity of dying, so that he could
562   2, 165 |              things by reason of the necessity of sustaining ~nature, or
563   2, 167 |              lacking ~to honesty and necessity, yet nothing be added to
564   2, 167 |              sin on ~account of some necessity, either in order to hide
565   2, 169 |           else they would ~happen of necessity. Therefore the matter of
566   2, 178 | incomprehensible light, save by the ~necessity of turning to corporeal
567   2, 180 |          from her. But the burden of necessity shall at ~length be taken
568   2, 180 |             life, on account of some necessity of the ~present life, yet
569   2, 180 |             work," by reason of the ~necessity of assisting our neighbor, "
570   2, 183 |        accept it except under urgent necessity, his ~vow is lawful, because
571   2, 183 |            an opportunity offer, and necessity ~require it of him.~Aquin.:
572   2, 183 |           poor, ~except in a case of necessity: for then, as Ambrose says (
573   2, 183 |             poor. In such a case ~of necessity a cleric would sin if he
574   2, 183 |              there being no ~present necessity for helping the poor, he
575   2, 184 |             has ~to fulfil them when necessity requires; yet are sometimes
576   2, 184 |              without there being any necessity, through superabundance
577   2, 184 |              this is not required of necessity. Wherefore ~Ambrose says (
578   2, 184 |              done ~freely and not of necessity, according to 2 Cor. 9:7, "
579   2, 184 |              Not with sadness ~or of necessity." Now that which is done
580   2, 184 |             of obedience is done of ~necessity of precept. Therefore those
581   2, 184 |           Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: The necessity of coercion makes an act
582   2, 184 |        praise or merit; whereas the ~necessity which is consequent upon
583   2, 184 |       consequent upon obedience is a necessity not of ~coercion but of
584   2, 184 |              lays ~himself under the necessity of doing for God's sake
585   2, 185 |              food, it ~comes under a necessity of precept in so far as
586   2, 185 |       directed to an end derives its necessity from ~that end, being, in
587   2, 185 |               as though to say: "The necessity of manual labor is the ~
588   2, 185 |              of manual labor is the ~necessity of meat." So that if one
589   2, 185 |             it does not come under a necessity of precept if ~we consider
590   2, 185 |              does not come under the necessity of precept, save ~perchance
591   2, 185 |           was sometimes a ~matter of necessity, sometimes a work of supererogation.
592   2, 185 |           supererogation. It was of ~necessity when they failed to receive
593   2, 185 |           ways. First, on account of necessity, ~which makes all things
594   2, 185 |          lawfully live on alms. Such necessity may ~occur in three ways.
595   2, 185 |          hand, in the default of any necessity, or of their ~affording
596   2, 185 |            as referring to cases ~of necessity, that is to say, when there
597   2, 185 |            Whenever there is evident necessity for religious living on ~
598   2, 185 |            however, these motives of necessity and ~profit be lacking,
599   2, 185 |            because ~he was forced by necessity to ask for alms. Hence it
600   2, 185 |             secondly, by a motive of necessity or usefulness. The motive
601   2, 185 |    usefulness. The motive is ~one of necessity if a man has no other means
602   2, 185 |          that some are compelled by ~necessity to beg. The civil law imposes
603   2, 185 |            neither of utility nor of necessity.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[187] A[
604   2, 185 |          thus voluntarily and not of necessity, we can gather from ~his
605   2, 186 |            in the same way, ~without necessity or utility. Wherefore to
606   2, 186 |              done the same under the necessity of confounding heretics."~
607   2, 186 |    contemplation, except in cases of necessity, as stated ~above (Q[182],
608   2, 187 |             of a vow is not absolute necessity, but a necessity of end, ~
609   2, 187 |            absolute necessity, but a necessity of end, ~because after such
610   2, 187 |              fulfil that vow. Such a necessity is not to be avoided; indeed,
611   2, 187 |             Paulin.), "happy is the ~necessity that compels us to better
612   2, 187 |            placed in a condition of ~necessity. Consequently we must say
613   2, 187 |               however, the parents' ~necessity be not such as to stand
614   2, 187 |               may arise in a case of necessity, as stated above.~Aquin.:
615   2, 187 |            them equally, ~he will of necessity, while trying to attain
616   3, 1   |            do with the first kind of necessity, ~without which we cannot
617   3, 2   |              Personality pertains of necessity to the dignity of a ~thing,
618   3, 10  |        infinite ~parts. Therefore of necessity in this particular line
619   3, 13  |            of sin did He assume ~the necessity of being under the penalties
620   3, 14  |              1~Whether Christ was of necessity subject to these defects?~
621   3, 14  |          seem that Christ was not of necessity subject to these ~defects.
622   3, 14  |               But will is opposed to necessity. Therefore Christ was not
623   3, 14  |          Therefore Christ was not of necessity ~subject to bodily defects.~
624   3, 14  |            these defects were not of necessity in Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP
625   3, 14  |           Para. 1/1 ~OBJ 3: Further, necessity is induced by something
626   3, 14  |            these defects were not of necessity ~in Christ.~Aquin.: SMT
627   3, 14  |        sinful flesh ~to be under the necessity of dying, and suffering
628   3, 14  |             passions. ~Therefore the necessity of suffering these defects
629   3, 14  |             Para. 1/1~I answer that, Necessity is twofold. one is a necessity
630   3, 14  |       Necessity is twofold. one is a necessity of "constraint," ~brought
631   3, 14  |             external agent; and this necessity is contrary to ~both nature
632   3, 14  |              The ~other is "natural" necessity, resulting from the natural ~
633   3, 14  |         dissolved). Hence, with this necessity, which results from the
634   3, 14  |              body was subject to the necessity of death and other like ~
635   3, 14  |           belonged to ~it." And this necessity results from the principles
636   3, 14  |          article. But if we speak of necessity of ~constraint, as repugnant
637   3, 14  |         natural condition subject to necessity in regard to the ~nail that
638   3, 14  |        struck. Yet inasmuch as such ~necessity is repugnant to the will,
639   3, 14  |           these ~defects were not of necessity as regards either the Divine
640   3, 14  |      contracted which is derived of ~necessity together with its cause.
641   3, 15  |                His soul also was ~of necessity passible in like manner.
642   3, 15  |            sin, to be subject to the necessity of pain. But the flesh of ~
643   3, 15  |            Therefore it lay under no necessity of suffering pain.~Aquin.:
644   3, 15  |         reality of the pain, but the necessity of it. Hence after the ~
645   3, 15  |           acceded, not to the body's necessity, but to its custom." And
646   3, 15  |               And he ~uses the word "necessity" in reference to the first
647   3, 15  |           not to have lain under the necessity of these defects, in ~the
648   3, 15  |             of ~Christ lay under the necessity of these defects, as was
649   3, 15  |            merely on ~account of the necessity of its natural principles,
650   3, 15  |            principles, but from the ~necessity of the guilt of sin. Now
651   3, 15  |           the guilt of sin. Now this necessity was not in Christ; but ~
652   3, 15  |             in Christ; but ~only the necessity of natural principles.~Aquin.:
653   3, 15  |          sorrow, i.e. as regards the necessity of fearing. And yet to ~
654   3, 18  |           for natural ~things are of necessity; whereas what is voluntary
655   3, 18  |          what is voluntary is not of necessity. ~Therefore there is but
656   3, 31  |     everywhere, because they must of necessity be diffused ~through their
657   3, 34  |              of ~counsel does not of necessity precede choice save for
658   3, 35  |             Scripture it ~follows of necessity that she is the Mother of
659   3, 35  |              took flesh, ~we must of necessity confess that in the flesh
660   3, 35  |           terms, every man ~would of necessity have in himself two filiations -
661   3, 36  |              and movement we must of necessity ~come to the imperfect before
662   3, 38  |             omitted which belongs of necessity to the sacrament, ~not only
663   3, 38  |          renewed. Now, it belongs of necessity to Christ's baptism that
664   3, 40  |       praised in one who is poor of ~necessity. But in one who, like Christ,
665   3, 46  |            none ~besides Me." But no necessity can compel God, for this
666   3, 46  |             then it brings about the necessity of compulsion; as, for ~
667   3, 46  |        external factor which induces necessity be ~an end, then it will
668   3, 46  |            for Christ to suffer from necessity of compulsion, either on
669   3, 46  |            Yet it was necessary from necessity of the end ~proposed; and
670   3, 46  |             argument is based on the necessity of compulsion on ~God's
671   3, 46  |           This argument rests on the necessity of compulsion on the ~part
672   3, 46  |            reason holds good of that necessity which comes of ~supposition,
673   3, 46  |              supposition, and of the necessity which arises of the Divine ~
674   3, 46  |          then came His hour, not of ~necessity, but of will, not of condition,
675   3, 47  |         obedience what he does from ~necessity of precept. But Christ did
676   3, 47  |           Although obedience implies necessity with regard to the ~thing
677   3, 50  |             He should seem to die of necessity from exhausted nature: but
678   3, 50  |           since God does not act ~of necessity, but of His own will.~Aquin.:
679   3, 50  |            one nature, it follows of necessity that when ~the unity of
680   3, 52  |              original ~sin as to the necessity of dying in the body because
681   3, 52  |  Consequently, it does not follow of necessity that all were delivered ~
682   3, 53  |           points of inquiry:~(1) The necessity of His Resurrection;~(2)
683   3, 53  |            was not ~held fast by any necessity of death, but was "free
684   3, 53  |            from death, but from the ~necessity, nay more, from the possibility
685   3, 53  |           man lives, subject to the ~necessity of dying, death has dominion
686   3, 56  |           the effect ~must follow of necessity. If, then, Christ's Resurrection
687   3, 60  |             a ~sacrament? (2) Of the necessity of the sacraments; (3) of
688   3, 61  |              Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THE NECESSITY OF THE SACRAMENTS (FOUR
689   3, 61  |             We must now consider the necessity of the sacraments; concerning
690   3, 64  |       written (1 Cor. 9:16): "For a ~necessity lieth upon me: Woe is unto
691   3, 64  |              2~However, in a case of necessity when even a lay person might
692   3, 64  |         Whether faith is required of necessity in the minister of a sacrament?~
693   3, 64  |            that faith is required of necessity in the minister of a ~sacrament.
694   3, 64  |              a sacrament requires of necessity that the minister should
695   3, 64  |             a ~sacrament requires of necessity that the minister should
696   3, 64  |              a sacrament requires of necessity a good intention in the
697   3, 65  |            Penance were required of ~necessity as a preparation to the
698   3, 65  |          ways. ~For on the ground of necessity, Baptism is the greatest
699   3, 65  |            proceeds on the ground of necessity. For thus ~Baptism, being
700   3, 65  |       Baptism, being of the greatest necessity, is the greatest of the ~
701   3, 65  |            Para. 1/3 ~I answer that, Necessity of end, of which we speak
702   3, 65  |            life. And this is simple ~necessity of end. Secondly, a thing
703   3, 65  |               But this is not simple necessity of end.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
704   3, 66  |             other hand, in a case of necessity, several could be baptized
705   3, 67  |          first place in the order of necessity; but in the order of ~perfection
706   3, 67  |         baptize, in cases of urgent ~necessity."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[67] A[
707   3, 67  |              valid when, in cases of necessity, a ~woman baptizes a child
708   3, 67  |            sacrament of the greatest necessity. Now in ~certain cases it
709   3, 67  |            Reply OBJ 2: In a case of necessity one could baptize several
710   3, 67  |          sacrament, and in a case of necessity one alone can baptize with ~
711   3, 67  |            the carnal father, unless necessity demanded otherwise.~Aquin.:
712   3, 68  |             something is required of necessity for Baptism, because ~without
713   3, 69  |             therefore it follows of ~necessity that by Baptism man is incorporated
714   3, 69  |         Baptism; hence they must, of necessity, receive an influx of ~grace
715   3, 71  |            omitted save in a case of necessity. And then, if ~the danger
716   3, 72  |            the sacrament of absolute necessity; and so its ~matter should
717   3, 72  |           which is not of such great necessity, be easily sent to ~all
718   3, 72  |        sacrament: since in a case of necessity it can be dispensed with. ~
719   3, 72  |          Confirmation presupposes of necessity, the ~baptismal character?~
720   3, 72  |             does not presuppose, ~of necessity, the baptismal character.
721   3, 72  |        character of Confirmation, of necessity supposes the ~baptismal
722   3, 72  |            Baptism: and in a case of necessity anyone, even without orders,
723   3, 72  |             of Baptism is of greater necessity than this, as stated ~above (
724   3, 74  |               7) Whether water is of necessity for this sacrament?~(8)
725   3, 74  |             the must. But in case of necessity it may be ~done: for it
726   3, 75  |              are rent from all such ~necessity which exists upon earth,
727   3, 75  |             therefore ~there must of necessity be a mid-time between every
728   3, 76  |             of Christ is, there, of ~necessity, must the Godhead be; and
729   3, 78  |       indicated, which is not of the necessity of this ~sacrament, as stated
730   3, 78  |             for it is a sacrament of necessity: whereas the lack of ~this
731   3, 78  |              of the testator must of necessity come in." Now ~Christ's
732   3, 80  |            which they do ~so, not of necessity, but from a sense of propriety.~
733   3, 80  |              sin, it prevents it ~of necessity.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
734   3, 80  |              or drink, especially if necessity call for Communion. ~So,
735   3, 80  |           such bodily defilement of ~necessity hinders the receiving of
736   3, 80  |            be set aside owing to any necessity, as Gregory says (Regist.
737   3, 80  |        festival day calls for it, or necessity compels ~one to exercise
738   3, 80  |         sense of decency, and not of necessity, Gregory says ~that such
739   3, 80  |          without Communion, because ~necessity has no law. Hence it is
740   3, 80  |         refrain from what is not of ~necessity for salvation. But this
741   3, 80  |             this sacrament is not of necessity for ~salvation, as was stated
742   3, 80  |       Baptism: both, however, are of necessity with ~regard to adults.~
743   3, 82  |             sacrament is not of such necessity as ~the receiving of Baptism,
744   3, 82  |              can ~baptize in case of necessity, he cannot perform this
745   3, 82  |              to touch it except from necessity, for instance, ~if it were
746   3, 82  |              body, except in case of necessity, at the bidding of a bishop ~
747   3, 82  |          lawfully baptize in case of necessity; but ~in no case can they
748   3, 83  |              the day," owing ~to any necessity; as is stated De Consecr.,
749   3, 83  |            our ~Lord's birth, unless necessity urges, it suffices for a
750   3, 83  |            Nevertheless in a case of necessity ~this sacrament can be performed
751   3, 83  |             s holiness, therefore in necessity a consecrated altar ~suffices
752   3, 83  |             be perplexed, and under ~necessity of sinning, which is not
753   3, 84  |              our Lord said about the necessity ~of Baptism (Jn. 3:3, seqq.),
754   3, 84  |          before His ~words about the necessity of Penance (Mt. 4:17); because
755   3, 85  |           this be right, it must, of necessity, be an act of ~virtue. For
756 Suppl, 3 |          sorrow either from ~natural necessity, in so far as the lower
757 Suppl, 3 |             ways is such sorrow, of ~necessity, the greatest, because the
758 Suppl, 5 |           Reply OBJ 2: It follows of necessity that a man grieves more
759 Suppl, 6 |           CONFESSION, AS REGARDS ITS NECESSITY (SIX ARTICLES)~We must now
760 Suppl, 6 |           our consideration: (1) The necessity of confession; (2) Its nature; (
761 Suppl, 6 |              which is of sacramental necessity, is according to Divine,
762 Suppl, 6 |              and there be no urgent ~necessity. Hence it is that the Church
763 Suppl, 6 |           once, except when there is necessity for being healed: and ~the
764 Suppl, 8 |            Whether outside a case of necessity one who is not a priest
765 Suppl, 8 |           Baptism, on account of its necessity. ~Therefore any man is the
766 Suppl, 8 |            is a sacrament of greater necessity than Penance, ~as regards
767 Suppl, 8 |           has baptized, even without necessity, the Baptism should not
768 Suppl, 8 |            to a layman in a case of ~necessity, he is bound to repeat his
769 Suppl, 8 |            to ~a layman in a case of necessity.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[8] A[2]
770 Suppl, 8 |             committed, in a ~case of necessity. In like manner the minister
771 Suppl, 8 |            priest; but in a ~case of necessity even a layman may take the
772 Suppl, 8 |            the man who, in a case of necessity, has confessed to a layman, ~
773 Suppl, 8 |           Whether, outside a case of necessity, anyone who is not a priest
774 Suppl, 8 |              that, outside a case of necessity, no one but a ~priest may
775 Suppl, 8 |             to a layman by reason of necessity. But the ~confession of
776 Suppl, 8 |         inconvenience to be bound of necessity to confess to one particular ~
777 Suppl, 8 |           Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 6: The necessity of confessing to one's own
778 Suppl, 8 |              the contrary, Spiritual necessity is greater than bodily necessity. ~
779 Suppl, 8 |     necessity is greater than bodily necessity. ~But it is lawful in a
780 Suppl, 8 |          lawful in a case of extreme necessity, for a man to make use of ~
781 Suppl, 8 |           from all sins. But since ~"necessity knows no law" [*Cap. Consilium,
782 Suppl, 8 |               Decretal)] in cases of necessity the ordination of the Church ~
783 Suppl, 9 |          layman, so that there is no necessity to confess in writing, ~
784 Suppl, 10|         mortal sins. For there is no necessity to confess again a ~sin
785 Suppl, 12|           that he ~makes a virtue of necessity. For debt diminishes merit
786 Suppl, 12|             the will consent ~to the necessity, the element of merit is
787 Suppl, 12|            sin, for sin does not, of necessity, ensue ~therefrom, but they
788 Suppl, 15|            way man makes a virtue of necessity, so that such things can
789 Suppl, 17|          would seem that there is no necessity for keys in the Church. ~
790 Suppl, 19|          Baptism, which, in cases of necessity, ~may be received even from
791 Suppl, 20|       appointed, except in cases ~of necessity, when the sacraments should
792 Suppl, 23|        lowliness, ignorance of fact, necessity," ~where "utility" refers
793 Suppl, 30|             it does not ~exclude the necessity of Penance.~Aquin.: SMT
794 Suppl, 31|              can baptize in cases of necessity, is due to the Divine ~dispensation,
795 Suppl, 31|         committed to all in cases of necessity, but only to those ~who
796 Suppl, 35|              of Order presupposes of necessity the ~character of Baptism?~(
797 Suppl, 35|            Whether it presupposes of necessity the character of Confirmation?~
798 Suppl, 35|             one Order presupposes of necessity the ~character of another
799 Suppl, 36|             as though he were in the necessity of ~sinning; for he can
800 Suppl, 36|    Nevertheless, outside the case of necessity, it would not be safe to ~
801 Suppl, 36|             sacred duty in a case of necessity, ~when it would be allowable
802 Suppl, 38|              in Baptism in a case of necessity. Hence others say that they ~
803 Suppl, 41|              First, as ~resulting of necessity from the principles of nature;
804 Suppl, 45|          priest, except in a case of necessity. But matrimony is not a
805 Suppl, 47|            is the cause of ~absolute necessity, and violence of this kind
806 Suppl, 47|             other causes conditional necessity, and the ~Philosopher calls
807 Suppl, 54|            rather than causality and necessity.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[54] A[
808 Suppl, 56|             when a man in a ~case of necessity baptizes his own child,
809 Suppl, 56|              contracted in a case of necessity, ~as when a father baptizes
810 Suppl, 56|               contracted without any necessity and through ignorance, in
811 Suppl, 56|            purposely and without any necessity, and then the person whose ~
812 Suppl, 58|              not acting from natural necessity. Moreover, the impediment ~
813 Suppl, 65|              which act from natural ~necessity the principle of action
814 Suppl, 65|        community of works that are a necessity of life, as ~stated above (
815 Suppl, 70|         action. Now the body must of necessity be rewarded together ~with
816 Suppl, 72|             matter. And this will of necessity be the case then, since
817 Suppl, 72|            in this life, we must of ~necessity hold the resurrection.~Aquin.:
818 Suppl, 75|           incurred the defect of the necessity of ~death, it cannot return
819 Suppl, 76|               1/1~I answer that, The necessity of holding the resurrection
820 Suppl, 76|              soul, there will be, of necessity, the same humanity.~Aquin.:
821 Suppl, 76|       another species, it follows of necessity that there is a change ~
822 Suppl, 78|              natural causes; but the necessity ~of the resurrection regards
823 Suppl, 78|           eating was an act, ~not of necessity as though human nature needed
824 Suppl, 80|          light, it still retains the necessity of ~the aforesaid distinction,
825 Suppl, 80|         neither can matter cause the necessity of ~the aforesaid distinction,
826 Suppl, 80|          remains therefore that the ~necessity for two bodies occupying
827 Suppl, 80|             in a ~thing from it, the necessity of this distinction is found
828 Suppl, 80|             dimension, the aforesaid necessity ~results in placed matter,
829 Suppl, 80|       removes from it the aforesaid ~necessity of occupying a distinct
830 Suppl, 80|            body is not bound by this necessity of being in an equal place: ~
831 Suppl, 82|             a glorified body will of necessity be seen by a ~non-glorified
832 Suppl, 82|               bodies will be seen of necessity.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[85] A[
833 Suppl, 82|         Therefore it will be seen of necessity.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[85] A[
834 Suppl, 85|             everyone else. Hence the necessity of the general judgment.~
835 Suppl, 85|                Therefore there is no necessity for ~the time of the judgment
836 Suppl, 88|              which acts from natural necessity. For such an ~agent cannot
837 Suppl, 88|           ways. First, by reason ~of necessity, and thus no creature will
838 Suppl, 89|          sees the cause does not of ~necessity see all its effects, unless
839 Suppl, 89|              of which is a duty or a necessity. Now the saints in heaven ~
840 Suppl, 89|       intellect, the latter must of ~necessity know all those things to
841 Suppl, 93|             to that which is done of necessity, ~since all merit depends
842 Suppl, 93|              But some are virgins of necessity, ~such as those who are
843 Suppl, 93|           for they ~make a virtue of necessity. If, on the other hand,
844 Suppl, 93|              7:26, "For the ~present necessity," says that "virginity is
845 Suppl, 94|             4: It does not follow of necessity that "by what things a man ~
846 Suppl, 95|        demerit, even though there be necessity of which one ~is oneself
847 Suppl, 95|            they are ~under a kind of necessity of sinning. Therefore since
848 Suppl, 95|           because they are under the necessity of sinning, but because
849 Suppl, 95|             3 Para. 2/2~However, the necessity of sinning whereof we are
850 Suppl, 95|         cause, in ~so far as it is a necessity, excuses from sin, because
851 Appen1, 1|       everything passible suffers of necessity in the presence of the active, ~
852 Appen1, 2|              the soul, it follows of necessity that the soul feels the ~
 
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