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Part, Question
501 2, 147 | temperance are ~necessary to the present life, and their excess is
502 2, 149 | one ~husband, that I may present you as a chaste virgin to
503 2, 152 | expressed by words in ~the present tense.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
504 2, 158 | modesty moderates those that present less difficulty. ~Authorities
505 2, 158 | actions and passions that present no great ~difficulty on
506 2, 162 | other ~penalties of the present life. Wherefore these punishments
507 2, 162 | departs, ~death is said to be present. In this way also death
508 2, 162 | necessary to man in his present state of ~unhappiness for
509 2, 169 | some are "about the ~present," as (1 Cor. 14:24,25), "
510 2, 169 | man knows by sense things present ~to him locally, which another
511 2, 169 | he speaks of the past or present."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[171]
512 2, 169 | of prophecy indicates the present to the prophet's mind and
513 2, 169 | sometimes it points not to the present but to the ~future." Therefore
514 2, 169 | knowledge regards the future as present and already ~determinate
515 2, 169 | our regard, but as ~being present to the Divine foreknowledge,
516 2, 170 | eternity all things are present, as stated in ~the FP, Q[
517 2, 171 | eternity sees all things as present ~before Him, as stated above (
518 2, 171 | with our eyes one who is present, ~and at the same time we
519 2, 172 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: In the present life the enlightenment by
520 2, 172 | because according to his ~present state of life it is unnatural
521 2, 172 | pointed to Christ ~actually present. Nevertheless as Jerome
522 2, 173 | to take the place of the present ~life?" Now in that future
523 2, 173 | since he states that at the present time he knows that he was
524 2, 173 | years ago," and that at the present time he knows not "whether ~
525 2, 177 | the ~requirements of the present life in accord with right
526 2, 177 | for the necessities of the present life by ~means of well-ordered
527 2, 178 | Para. 1/1~Whether in the present state of life the contemplative
528 2, 178 | It would seem that in the present state of life the contemplative ~
529 2, 178 | it would seem that in the present life one may come, by means ~
530 2, 178 | the contemplation of the present life can extend to the vision
531 2, 178 | the contemplation of the present life can extend to the vision
532 2, 178 | thus contemplation in the present life can nowise ~attain
533 2, 178 | the contemplation of the present life can attain to the ~
534 2, 178 | of ~contemplation in the present life is that which Paul
535 2, 178 | middle state between the present life and the life to ~come.~
536 2, 178 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: In the present state of life human contemplation
537 2, 179 | of the active life in the present state ~surpasses the durability
538 2, 180 | account of the needs of the present life. Thus too the ~Philosopher
539 2, 180 | of some necessity of the ~present life, yet not so as to be
540 2, 180 | labors under the stress of present work," by reason of the ~
541 2, 180 | greater ~charity. But in the present life contemplation is not
542 2, 182 | from the weakness ~of the present life: and in this respect
543 2, 182 | As the conditions of the present life do not allow of a man ~
544 2, 182 | consists the perfection of ~the present life. Hence Dionysius says (
545 2, 183 | commended if, there being no ~present necessity for helping the
546 2, 184 | to those who renounce the present ~world. ~Aquin.: SMT SS
547 2, 184 | 1 ~OBJ 3: Further, this present life is not carried through
548 2, 186 | life is concerned with the present world. Now ~all religious
549 2, 186 | to the solicitude of the present life that ~certain people
550 2, 186 | enough that we think ~of the present; the future being uncertain,
551 2, 187 | marriage by words in the ~present tense, to fulfil his vow
552 3, 1 | when thou canst give at present." Therefore God ought not
553 3, 1 | also by faith in something present and past.~Aquin.: SMT TP
554 3, 5 | there, when the Word was present. But "God and nature do ~
555 3, 5 | intellect. For where a thing is present, its image is not required.
556 3, 7 | has to do with what is not present, ~but distant; for a prophet
557 3, 8 | the Church "that He might present it to Himself ~a glorious
558 3, 11 | past things, knowledge of present things, and ~foresight of
559 3, 11 | knew all singular things - present, past, and future.~Aquin.:
560 3, 11 | according to the state of the present life. ~Therefore there is
561 3, 12 | separate substances, nor past, present, or future singulars, which, ~
562 3, 13 | although it ~knows all things present, past, and future, which
563 3, 15 | sorrow regards evil ~already present, and they thought that no
564 3, 15 | by the apprehension of a present ~evil, so also is fear caused
565 3, 15 | it the evil is considered present, and thus it causes ~sorrow
566 3, 15 | hurt, by ~sorrow if it is present, and by fear if it is future;
567 3, 30 | God. But as regards the present state ~of life, she was
568 3, 30 | security of soul is a sign of ~present majesty. But if the fear
569 3, 31 | pertains to the time of our present life: ~because of the four
570 3, 31 | and the number four to the present life; ~or again to the four
571 3, 31 | signifies ~the labor of the present life, and seven, which signifies
572 3, 35 | related that midwives were present at Christ's ~birth; and
573 3, 36 | the king who was actually present. ~They had not yet seen
574 3, 37 | carried ~Him to Jerusalem to present Him to the Lord: as it is
575 3, 38 | sacraments are ~signs of present grace, whereas the sacraments
576 3, 39 | up . . . that He might ~present . . . to Himself a glorious
577 3, 45 | showed it to them in their present life, that they might not ~
578 3, 45 | prophets, should have been present as witnesses.~Aquin.: SMT
579 3, 45 | that witnesses should be present from among those who preceded ~
580 3, 46 | was the greatest in this present life. This arose from four
581 3, 46 | surpasses every good of the present life. ~Accordingly, when
582 3, 49 | all sins whatsoever, past, present, or to come, could be ~forgiven:
583 3, 50 | therefore, while it is present, and united formally, the
584 3, 54 | will be dealt with. For the present let it suffice to say ~that
585 3, 54 | them, ~either while He was present or while He was departing
586 3, 54 | was within His power to present to the eyes of the beholders
587 3, 55 | of the punishment of this present life. And in like manner ~
588 3, 55 | Jerusalem when Thomas was not ~present." Therefore it also seems
589 3, 55 | what places He was bodily present in ~the meantime, since
590 3, 55 | itself, namely, as to its present state, is opposite to the
591 3, 55 | absolutely, ~but according to the present state, and conversely. Hence
592 3, 56 | ours, both of the soul at present, ~and of the body in the
593 3, 57 | both Father and Son were present with them ~spiritually."~
594 3, 57 | nature of a human body in its present ~condition, in which the
595 3, 57 | that Christ was not bodily present ~when this occurred, the
596 3, 59 | QQ[88], seqq.]. For the present it will be enough to touch
597 3, 59 | that takes place in the present time, there ~remains yet
598 3, 59 | that takes place in the ~present time, there does not remain
599 3, 59 | punishments are allotted in this present ~time: for our Lord said
600 3, 59 | second time." But in the ~present time God judges both temporal
601 3, 59 | which takes place in the ~present time. ~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
602 3, 59 | during the course of this present time. Wherefore, ~there
603 3, 59 | from the body, and to be present ~with the Lord": that is,
604 3, 59 | Incarnation suffice for the ~present.~
605 3, 60 | parts of the verb, viz. present, past, and future. Consequently,
606 3, 60 | the sacraments of ~things present should be different from
607 3, 61 | future, the past, or the present; for as Augustine says ~(
608 3, 62 | virtues and ~gifts, as to present and future time. in so far
609 3, 66 | future rather than to the present."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[66] A[
610 3, 66 | Baptism, the Trinity was ~present in sensible signs: viz.
611 3, 67 | death, and two ~persons present, one of whom is dumb, and
612 3, 68 | faith ~in a thing already present is manifested by a sign
613 3, 68 | the verb, to signify the present, the past, and the ~future.
614 3, 69 | the other penalties of the present life. Much more, ~therefore,
615 3, 69 | from the penalties of the present life, by ~the gift of Christ
616 3, 69 | from the penalties of the present life, which are a punishment ~
617 3, 69 | away the penalties of the ~present life yet it does not take
618 3, 69 | take them away during the present life, but ~by its power
619 3, 69 | of impassibility in the present life, and not for the sake
620 3, 69 | But the penalties of the present life, such as death, hunger,
621 3, 69 | other ~penalties of the present life, as stated above (A[
622 3, 69 | and the penalties of the ~present life, not by reason of a
623 3, 69 | take away not future, but ~present and past sins. And consequently,
624 3, 70 | effect of a thing already present, ~than of the hope thereof.~
625 3, 72 | regard to the dangers of the present ~combat, those who are on
626 3, 72 | bishops, who are not always present ~where priests are baptizing,
627 3, 73 | our journey ~through this present life, which is the notion
628 3, 73 | 2/4~With regard to the present it has another meaning,
629 3, 74 | faithful who are actually present; otherwise the parish priest ~
630 3, 74 | water ~could not be sensibly present in this sacrament except
631 3, 75 | bodily presence, as He ~is present after the manner of a body,
632 3, 75 | body does not begin to be present in this ~sacrament by local
633 3, 75 | 2: Christ is not really present in the other sacraments,
634 3, 75 | consecration there is already present there ~the substance of
635 3, 75 | as the form is already ~present in the last instant of generation.
636 3, 75 | by the senses are truly present. But the intellect, ~whose
637 3, 75 | which bread would do were it present. Therefore the substantial ~
638 3, 75 | which the body of Christ is present.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[75] A[
639 3, 75 | in which Christ's body is present; but a last ~instant cannot
640 3, 75 | substantive verb of the present tense: for ~we do not say, "
641 3, 76 | body indeed of Christ is present by the power of ~the sacrament,
642 3, 76 | body of Christ is indeed present under the ~species of bread
643 3, 76 | species of wine the blood is ~present by the power of the sacrament,
644 3, 76 | the blood would have been present ~without the body, as it
645 3, 76 | substance of Christ's body is present, as stated ~above (AA[1],
646 3, 76 | of the sacrament that is present in this sacrament, whereat
647 3, 76 | with it: thus an object is present to the sight, according ~
648 3, 76 | substance of Christ's body is present on the altar by the power
649 3, 76 | sacrament, because it is so present where the species of the
650 3, 76 | sacrament, in which He is not present as in a place.~Aquin.: SMT
651 3, 76 | s body is substantially present ~in this sacrament. But
652 3, 76 | sacramental species cease to be present, ~as stated above (A[6]).
653 3, 76 | sacramental species cease to be present. Therefore Christ's body
654 3, 76 | evident that Christ is not present under His own species, ~
655 3, 77 | of the bread and wine was present, it follows that they ~continue
656 3, 77 | substance of ~the bread was present. Consequently, as the being
657 3, 77 | of the bread and wine was present, ~so likewise they can be
658 3, 77 | of Christ, which are ~not present together with the substance
659 3, 77 | bread or wine, if it were present, can be generated ~from
660 3, 77 | or receive, were it there present. But ~it is evident that
661 3, 77 | substance of wine were there present, then some ~other liquid
662 3, 77 | which, ~although they are present without a subject, still
663 3, 77 | substance would be if it were present, according ~to what was
664 3, 78 | the indicative mood and present time. But in the creation
665 3, 78 | blood are only mystically present in this sacrament. Therefore ~
666 3, 78 | to the corporeal matter present, and consequently the sacrament ~
667 3, 78 | be uttered, as if ~Christ present were saying them. ~Aquin.:
668 3, 78 | that Christ's body would be present in this sacrament ~without
669 3, 78 | wherein the verb is in the ~present tense, it is required for
670 3, 78 | the thing signified to be present ~simultaneously in time
671 3, 78 | employed, and not one of the present ~tense, so that we should
672 3, 78 | thing signified must be present ~instantaneously, and such
673 3, 78 | body of Christ is indeed ~present by the power of the sacrament,
674 3, 79 | into the body while in the present ~life we present "our [Vulg.: '
675 3, 79 | in the present ~life we present "our [Vulg.: 'your'] members"
676 3, 79 | wine are to be had in the present life, ~although imperfectly.
677 3, 79 | there is only one Christ present under all the hosts and
678 3, 80 | faith, according to their ~present state, but He is in the
679 3, 80 | the mind of a speaker may present itself to the mind of the
680 3, 81 | Para. 3/3~Yet there was present in the sacrament, in an
681 3, 81 | was ~passible, were also present in a passible manner in
682 3, 81 | concomitance, both His blood is present ~with the body under the
683 3, 81 | body only would have been ~present under the species of the
684 3, 82 | spirit"; and (Rm. ~12:1): "Present your bodies a living sacrifice."
685 3, 83 | night, because Christ is present in this sacrament, Who says (
686 3, 83 | contains a reference to our present misery, by reason of ~which
687 3, 83 | Thy people which are here present, offer Thee their offerings": ~
688 3, 83 | sacrifice is offered not for present ~peace, but for the repose
689 3, 83 | the Divine mysteries may present to God the prayers of ~both
690 3, 83 | with only a single server present. Therefore in the ~celebration
691 3, 83 | Several persons ought to be present at the solemn ~celebration
692 3, 83 | mass, unless two others be present answering him, while he
693 3, 83 | there was a consecrated host present, since in those words there
694 3, 84 | also the penalties of the present life belong to the ~old
695 3, 85 | regards the evil deed as present, ~whereas penance regards
696 3, 85 | have an evil deed actually present, ~of which one ought to
697 3, 87 | that man cannot lead ~the present life without committing
698 3, 88 | but only according to His present ~justice: since He foresees
699 3, 88 | makes him righteous for the present. ~But this cannot stand:
700 3, 90 | entire power of the whole is ~present in each subjective part
701 3, 90 | true, ~since the whole is present, as to the entire essence,
702 3, 90 | entire essence of the soul is present in each of its ~powers:
703 3, 90 | is ~that the whole is not present in each of the parts, either
704 3, 90 | essence, but that it is present to all ~of them together
705 Suppl, 2 | aggravates a sin was already ~present in the act as in its cause;
706 Suppl, 3 | malice, in respect of the present ~and the past; since what
707 Suppl, 3 | suffering an evil at the present, or at some future time,
708 Suppl, 3 | as sorrow corresponds to present evil, ~and fear to future
709 Suppl, 3 | a greater effect at ~the present time, or which, it fears,
710 Suppl, 3 | be reasonable ~[*Vulg.: 'Present your bodies . . . a reasonable
711 Suppl, 4 | properly speaking, about a present evil) except in so far as
712 Suppl, 4 | past sin remains in the present time. Now, in this life,
713 Suppl, 4 | contrition is the whole of the ~present state of life. For as long
714 Suppl, 6 | commandment of the Church that he present himself ~before the priest,
715 Suppl, 13| for him, according to his present state of life, to put forth ~
716 Suppl, 15| Whether the scourges of the present life are satisfactory?~Aquin.:
717 Suppl, 16| they ~are like as to their present state, they differ as to
718 Suppl, 17| the knowledge is sometimes present without the authority. This
719 Suppl, 18| by a declaration, not of present, but of future forgiveness,
720 Suppl, 18| Secondly, by a ~declaration of present forgiveness without co-operating
721 Suppl, 28| solemnity, as it is in the present ~case. Hence the comparison
722 Suppl, 28| accompanied by their priests, present ~themselves to the bishop
723 Suppl, 29| Himself published some, which present greater difficulty to ~our
724 Suppl, 30| among those who ~are in the present Church. But Extreme Unction
725 Suppl, 30| who is ~departing from the present Church. Therefore it does
726 Suppl, 35| therefore such a person ~present himself for Orders, he will
727 Suppl, 35| Church that no one should present himself to the higher orders
728 Suppl, 36| to know whether those who present themselves for Orders ~be
729 Suppl, 36| man sins mortally if he present ~himself for orders in mortal
730 Suppl, 43| words ~expressive of the present, because by this very fact
731 Suppl, 43| words expressive of the present, they are ~reckoned to be
732 Suppl, 43| words expressive of the present are ~reputed to be married.
733 Suppl, 43| give consent to something present, whereas in a betrothal ~
734 Suppl, 43| than for consenting to one present ~act. Wherefore a man can
735 Suppl, 43| words expressive of the present. For a subsequent sale ~
736 Suppl, 43| words expressive of the ~present - the betrothal is dissolved
737 Suppl, 45| words expressive of the present, without ~inward consent,
738 Suppl, 45| words expressive of the present ~makes a marriage?~Aquin.:
739 Suppl, 45| makes a marriage. For as present is to present, so is future
740 Suppl, 45| marriage. For as present is to present, so is future to ~future.
741 Suppl, 45| words expressive of the present makes a ~marriage in the
742 Suppl, 45| makes a ~marriage in the present. Therefore consent given
743 Suppl, 45| effected by ~words of the present or of the future tense.
744 Suppl, 45| and after, by words of the present tense, ~consents to take
745 Suppl, 45| expressed in words of the present tense, ~not only are the
746 Suppl, 45| only are the words actually present, but consent is directed
747 Suppl, 45| consent is directed to the ~present, so that they coincide in
748 Suppl, 45| the words are actually ~present, the consent is directed
749 Suppl, 45| words indicative of the present.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[45] A[
750 Suppl, 45| consent ~given in words of the present?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[45] A[
751 Suppl, 45| expressed in words of the present. For "fraud ~and deceit
752 Suppl, 45| to wife in words of the present tense, he is compelled under
753 Suppl, 45| expressive of ~consent in the present. But this would not be the
754 Suppl, 45| secretly in words of the present makes a marriage?~Aquin.:
755 Suppl, 45| secretly in words of the present ~does not make a marriage.
756 Suppl, 45| expressed in words of the present, there will be no marriage.~
757 Suppl, 45| expressed in words of the present. ~Therefore whether this
758 Suppl, 45| there are the words of the present ~expressive of consent.
759 Suppl, 45| expressed ~in words of the present between persons lawfully
760 Suppl, 46| words expressive of the present, it would seem that none
761 Suppl, 46| expressive of ~consent in the present in which there is mere human
762 Suppl, 46| expressed in words of the present, after having consented
763 Suppl, 46| consent by words of the present, whereby a ~man transfers
764 Suppl, 46| words ~referring to the present.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[46] A[
765 Suppl, 46| another by words of the present tense, he is ~bound to return
766 Suppl, 46| though expressive of the present, would not make a marriage ~
767 Suppl, 47| condition made is either of the present or of the ~future. If it
768 Suppl, 47| future. If it is of the present and is not contrary to marriage,
769 Suppl, 47| such future things are ~present in their causes - or else
770 Suppl, 51| first one in words of the present, she cannot have the second ~
771 Suppl, 53| marriage by ~words of the present, he cannot know his wife
772 Suppl, 55| expressed ~in words of the present and before its consummation,
773 Suppl, 55| follows: "If an accuser present himself after the ~marriage
774 Suppl, 59| Para. 1/1 ~Reply OBJ 3: Present is related to present in
775 Suppl, 59| 3: Present is related to present in the same way as future
776 Suppl, 59| marriage is contracted in the present, ~unity of worship is required
777 Suppl, 61| expressed in words of the present. Therefore it cannot ~be
778 Suppl, 61| expressed in words of the ~present, the one consort has given
779 Suppl, 61| marriage by words of the ~present, but a space of two months
780 Suppl, 63| should be debarred from being present at such ~things as are becoming
781 Suppl, 63| are debarred from being ~present at second marriages, as
782 Suppl, 63| consent by words of ~the present), it is clear that a second
783 Suppl, 66| marriage by words of ~the present and, his wife dying before
784 Suppl, 66| consent alone by words of the present is sufficient to cause ~
785 Suppl, 66| fact that if a bigamist ~present himself for orders, he receives
786 Suppl, 69| world, and are everywhere present with ~wondrous speed, why
787 Suppl, 69| are ~sometimes actually present where they appear, we are
788 Suppl, 69| clear ~that they are not present, as Augustine proves from
789 Suppl, 70| only the past but also the present, and the future ~as Augustine
790 Suppl, 70| image of the thing that is present to one's ~fancy. Moreover,
791 Suppl, 72| Now it is unnecessary to present anything to one to ~whom
792 Suppl, 72| to ~whom all things are present. Therefore it is unnecessary
793 Suppl, 72| the saints are said to ~present our prayers to God, not
794 Suppl, 72| all the angels will be present at the Divine judgment; ~
795 Suppl, 72| sea we may understand the present world ~of which he had said
796 Suppl, 74| number, but the whole of the present time wherein the ~saints
797 Suppl, 74| that are hidden at the present time will then be made most
798 Suppl, 75| Lord's prayer refer to the present life: and one of them ~is: "
799 Suppl, 76| is man's substance in his present state. ~Therefore after
800 Suppl, 78| can attain to this in his ~present state of life by the action
801 Suppl, 79| passibility and mortality in the present state of life, namely ~composition
802 Suppl, 79| qualities according to the present state of life, a natural ~
803 Suppl, 80| subtlety. Some say that in the present state this ~obstacle is
804 Suppl, 81| only perceive that which is present, although ~glorified bodies
805 Suppl, 81| for He will be everywhere present to them; thus ~Gregory says
806 Suppl, 83| seemingly, will surpass all present ~bodily pain, even as the
807 Suppl, 83| saints will surpass all present joy. ~Now in this life it
808 Suppl, 84| sense perceives only the present: and many sins will have
809 Suppl, 86| Whether all men will be present at the judgment?~Aquin.:
810 Suppl, 86| that men will not all be present at the judgment. ~For it
811 Suppl, 86| that men will not all be present ~at the judgment.~Aquin.:
812 Suppl, 86| Therefore they need ~not be present at the judgment. Now there
813 Suppl, 86| seem that not all will be present.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
814 Suppl, 86| Therefore all men will be present at the judgment.~Aquin.:
815 Suppl, 86| not be so unless all were ~present at the judgment. Therefore,
816 Suppl, 86| the perfect age ~will be present at the judgment, not to
817 Suppl, 86| refer to the state of the present time. ~Therefore it should
818 Suppl, 87| judgment, to ~denote not a present but a past weakness: so
819 Suppl, 88| refer to the earth in its present state, when ~it is able
820 Suppl, 88| Israel with regard to the present state. This is ~evident
821 Suppl, 88| perfection according to the present state, and not ~according
822 Suppl, 89| Further, even as God is present to the intellect by His
823 Suppl, 89| clearly God ~everywhere present, governing all corporeal
824 Suppl, 89| of the penalties of the present life ~[*Cf. FS, Q[85], A[
825 Suppl, 89| them as though they were ~present in likeness to corporeal
826 Suppl, 89| will ~cease refers to their present ordinate ministry in our
827 Suppl, 90| that were slain," says: "At present the souls of the saints
828 Suppl, 92| nothing else than to have God present and to hold Him within ourself ~[*
829 Suppl, 93| the imperfection of the present ~life."~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
830 Suppl, 93| respect of all time past, present, and future, and this is
831 Suppl, 93| corresponds to ~humiliation in the present life, because "he that humbleth
832 Suppl, 93| on 1 Cor. 7:26, "For the ~present necessity," says that "virginity
833 Suppl, 94| point at ~issue for the present. We have said elsewhere (
834 Appen1, 2| from the bodily fire is at present taken for granted, for we ~
835 Appen1, 2| fire may denote both the present tribulation and the punishment
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