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501 2, 42 | man fears another, who ~knows him to be guilty of a crime
502 2, 48 | sound, but the understanding knows not what it says."~Aquin.:
503 2, 61 | all about them: fortitude knows nothing about the passions;
504 2, 61 | things of God; ~temperance knows no earthly desires; fortitude
505 2, 67 | will delight in Him Who knows no ~imperfection." As to
506 2, 68 | Again, a physician, who knows the medical art ~perfectly,
507 2, 68 | lest knowledge, while it knows and yet loves not, ~may
508 2, 69 | is knowledge, whereby man knows his ~failings and those
509 2, 74 | created things that man knows naturally; ~and further
510 2, 76 | for ~instance, when a man knows that what he is killing
511 2, 76 | own father; or when one knows that a certain act is ~pleasurable,
512 2, 77 | OBJ 4: Further, whoever knows the universal, knows also
513 2, 77 | whoever knows the universal, knows also the particular ~which
514 2, 77 | the particular ~which he knows to be contained in the universal:
515 2, 77 | the universal: thus who knows that ~every mule is sterile,
516 2, 77 | every mule is sterile, knows that this particular animal
517 2, 77 | is sterile, ~provided he knows it to be a mule, as is clear
518 2, 77 | i, text. 2. ~Now he who knows something in general, e.g.
519 2, 77 | fornication is ~lawful," knows this general proposition
520 2, 77 | consider in particular what he knows ~habitually, may happen
521 2, 77 | for instance, a ~man who knows geometry, may not attend
522 2, 77 | consider actually what he knows habitually, on ~account
523 2, 77 | consider in particular what he knows in general, in so ~far as
524 2, 77 | something contrary to what man knows in general. Thirdly, by
525 2, 84 | ignorance, in so far as he knows ~not that evil should not
526 2, 91 | natural ~law, whereby each one knows, and is conscious of, what
527 2, 93 | can judge well of what he knows." Therefore the eternal
528 2, 93 | every rational creature knows ~it in its reflection, greater
529 2, 93 | OBJ 2: Although each one knows the eternal law according
530 2, 93 | follow that anyone who knows the eternal law in the way
531 2, 93 | law in the way aforesaid, knows ~also the whole order of
532 2, 93 | can judge well of what he knows," by ~judging, namely, whether
533 2, 94 | subject: although, to one who knows not the definition of ~the
534 2, 94 | being": and ~yet to one who knows not what a man is, this
535 2, 96 | Further, every wise man knows how to explain his intention
536 2, 96 | dispensation, since necessity knows no ~law.~Aquin.: SMT FS
537 2, 106 | should come. ~But the Church knows not yet all truth in the
538 2, 109 | and guarded by God, Who knows and can do all things. For
539 2, 111 | presenting to his hearers what he knows.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[111] A[
540 2, 112 | receives knowledge from God, knows that he has knowledge, according
541 2, 112 | receives grace from God, knows ~that he has grace.~Aquin.:
542 2, 112 | by the same ~Holy Spirit knows the grace given to him.~
543 2, 112 | because whoever receives it knows, by experiencing a ~certain
544 2, 113 | only ~inasmuch as a man knows God by faith. But a man
545 2, 113 | grace of the Holy Ghost knows no tardy efforts." Hence
546 2, 1 | hand, the Divine ~intellect knows, without any complexity,
547 2, 2 | when he considers what he knows by science [*Science is
548 2, 2 | considers the things that he knows ~by science, or understands,
549 2, 2 | consideration of ~what a man knows scientifically is subject
550 2, 4 | follows faith, whereby man knows that God is his superior, ~
551 2, 8 | human mind, so that ~it knows some supernatural truth,
552 2, 9 | of belief, whereby one knows not only what one ought
553 2, 9 | of knowledge is one who knows the highest cause ~of that
554 2, 9 | absolutely," is one who knows the cause which is ~absolutely
555 2, 9 | Accordingly, since man ~knows God through His creatures,
556 2, 9 | speculation, in so far as man knows what he ~ought to hold by
557 2, 11 | searcher of hearts, and knows those who return in ~sincerity.
558 2, 14 | understanding, whereby a ~man knows spiritual goods by apprehending
559 2, 15 | those things ~which one knows or understands. In reference
560 2, 23 | by addition, when a man knows more things; and ~again,
561 2, 23 | it increase in a man who knows the same ~scientific truths
562 2, 25 | learns, from those things it knows, to love what it knows not," ~
563 2, 25 | it knows, to love what it knows not," ~as Gregory says in
564 2, 25 | in child-bearing, and she knows more surely ~than the father
565 2, 26 | learns from the things it knows, to love those it ~knows
566 2, 26 | knows, to love those it ~knows not," where by things unknown
567 2, 26 | OBJ 1: From the things it knows the soul learns to love
568 2, 26 | learns to love what it ~knows not, not as though the things
569 2, 26 | as though the things it knows were the reason for its ~
570 2, 26 | for its ~loving things it knows not, through being the formal,
571 2, 30 | is ignorant ~of what he knows himself.~Aquin.: SMT SS
572 2, 30 | a corporal thing, for he knows that spiritual things ~infinitely
573 2, 31 | least ~because he alone knows about his sin, and then
574 2, 31 | tell him anything that he knows to need ~correction, the
575 2, 32 | he hate God, nevertheless knows Him. ~Therefore it seems
576 2, 39 | intends to ~hurt another who knows and withstands his intention.
577 2, 42 | principles. Hence ~whoever knows the principles as to their
578 2, 42 | run straight unless one knows whither to run. ~And how
579 2, 43 | genus. ~Accordingly he that knows the highest cause in any
580 2, 43 | On the other hand, he who knows the cause that is ~simply
581 2, 43 | man judges well what he knows" ~(Ethic. i, 3).~Aquin.:
582 2, 45 | thing to another, unless he knows both the thing to be applied, ~
583 2, 58 | judges well of what he ~knows," so that judgment would
584 2, 62 | repent, according as He knows what is expedient for ~His
585 2, 62 | condemns to death a man whom he knows to ~be innocent but who
586 2, 62 | Reply OBJ 3: If the judge knows that man who has been convicted
587 2, 65 | against the truth ~that he knows, on account of evidence
588 2, 65 | against ~the truth that he knows, on account of evidence
589 2, 65 | opposition ~to the truth which he knows.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[67] A[
590 2, 65 | it be contrary to what he knows ~himself.~Aquin.: SMT SS
591 2, 65 | according to the truth which he knows.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[67] A[
592 2, 65 | individual, but from what he ~knows as a public person. Now
593 2, 65 | the truth which He Himself knows, and ~not on knowledge imparted
594 2, 68 | in confession, because he knows such things, not as man ~
595 2, 68 | seen and about what ~he knows; not, however, if he contradict
596 2, 71 | falsehood, especially if one knows that he ~is speaking the
597 2, 75 | in the thing sold, and he knows nothing about this, the
598 2, 75 | a man judges of what he knows" (Ethic. i, 3). Hence if
599 2, 75 | the greed for gain, which ~knows no limit and tends to infinity.
600 2, 81 | interior act which God alone knows, ~rather than by words,
601 2, 81 | chiefly to God. Now God knows the language of ~the heart.
602 2, 81 | heard. For the physician knows better than the sick man ~
603 2, 87 | whereby we believe that God knows all things and ~cannot lie.
604 2, 93 | reason: nor again if anyone knows other contingent ~future
605 2, 93 | seek the truth from one who knows, if ~it be useful to know
606 2, 93 | be left to Him Who alone knows the hearts of the children
607 2, 95 | may find out whether he knows what we ask, or whether
608 2, 95 | in relation to God, ~Who knows the secrets of the heart,
609 2, 96 | instance of another who knows the statement to ~be false,
610 2, 96 | commits a ~sin. Either he knows that he swears truly, or
611 2, 96 | that he swears truly, or he knows that he swears ~falsely.
612 2, 96 | he swears ~falsely. If he knows him to swear truly, it is
613 2, 96 | would seem that ~when a man knows another to be swearing falsely,
614 2, 96 | serm. clxxx): "For if he knows not that the man ~will swear
615 2, 96 | these, is of evil. But if he knows ~the man to have done so,"
616 2, 96 | of a ~person, whether he knows that he will swear falsely
617 2, 98 | Orders from a bishop one knows to ~have been promoted simoniacally,
618 2, 99 | Thy ~word." Now a man who knows not his parents and other
619 2, 104 | not know. Now God alone ~knows the interior disposition.
620 2, 107 | by word or deed, what he knows.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[109] A[
621 2, 115 | but also to those whom he knows not. ~Hence it belong not
622 2, 130 | he be taught of Him Who knows." It is therefore evident
623 2, 131 | that "the fainthearted man knows not ~himself: for he would
624 2, 142 | his sin by those whom he knows ~to be guilty of the same
625 2, 143 | attests only to what one knows; and the ~internal choice
626 2, 148 | is drunk is excused if he knows not the ~strength of the
627 2, 148 | ways. First, so that he knows not the ~drink to be immoderate
628 2, 151 | iii) that "the less a man knows of the ~pleasures of life,
629 2, 152 | associated in a sleep that knows neither honor nor shame, ~
630 2, 154 | incontinent man, since he knows he is doing wrong, and does
631 2, 162 | for a lesson; because he knows himself ~deprived of that
632 2, 169 | contingencies?~(4) Whether a prophet knows all possible matters of
633 2, 169 | so that in its absence he knows that its presence is due
634 2, 169 | intellect the intellect knows ~chiefly the first principles
635 2, 169 | men; thus a particular man knows by sense things present ~
636 2, 169 | in this way what one man knows by ~demonstration may be
637 2, 169 | Divine revelation a prophet knows all that can be known ~prophetically?~
638 2, 169 | Divine revelation a prophet knows all ~that can be known prophetically.
639 2, 169 | who has acquired a science knows whatever pertains to that
640 2, 169 | science; ~thus a grammarian knows all matters of grammar.
641 2, 169 | would seem ~that a prophet knows all matters of prophecy.~
642 2, 169 | depend ~thereon. Hence he who knows a principle perfectly, as
643 2, 169 | which its virtue extends, knows at the same time all that
644 2, 169 | does not follow that one knows all those ~things at the
645 2, 169 | of prophecy; but each one knows some of them according to
646 2, 169 | 3: He who has a science knows the principles of that science, ~
647 2, 169 | light of natural reason knows for certain that he has
648 2, 169 | about those things which he knows by an express ~revelation,
649 2, 169 | regard to the things he knows by ~instinct is sometimes
650 2, 170 | impressions. Or again, it knows future things by a ~revelation
651 2, 170 | things ~which God alone knows are remote simply and most
652 2, 171 | Therefore not every prophet knows what he prophesies.~Aquin.:
653 2, 171 | to ~utter certain words knows not what the Holy Ghost
654 2, 171 | Accordingly, when a man knows that he is being moved by
655 2, 173 | senses, so that he truly ~knows not as the Apostle said,
656 2, 173 | that at the present time he knows that he was rapt ~"fourteen
657 2, 173 | that at the present time he knows not "whether ~he was in
658 2, 182 | runs not right ~unless one knows whither to run. And how
659 2, 184 | his sin. But the just man knows how to make ~amends and
660 3, 1 | fall. For not everyone who knows the effect knows the cause.~
661 3, 1 | everyone who knows the effect knows the cause.~Aquin.: SMT TP
662 3, 7 | same whereby the ~Father knows and loves Himself. Now the
663 3, 7 | things, inasmuch as he knows and announces what things
664 3, 9 | beatific ~knowledge, whereby He knows the Word, and things in
665 3, 9 | imprinted knowledge, whereby He knows things in their proper ~
666 3, 9 | the cause, since he who knows the cause is thereby enabled
667 3, 9 | indeed is the best who knows everything by himself: yet
668 3, 10 | the more perfectly anyone knows a principle the more he ~
669 3, 10 | a principle the more he ~knows in the principle. But God
670 3, 10 | Christ does. Therefore He knows more than the soul of Christ ~
671 3, 10 | than the soul of Christ ~knows in the Word. Therefore the
672 3, 10 | the Word all that the Word knows, ~it would follow that the
673 3, 10 | inquired whether Christ knows all things in ~the Word, "
674 3, 10 | that the soul of Christ knows all things in the Word.
675 3, 10 | every ~created intellect knows in the Word, not all simply,
676 3, 10 | therefore the ~soul of Christ knows in the Word all things existing
677 3, 10 | these ~the soul of Christ knows in the Word; for it comprehends
678 3, 10 | understand that the Son knows, not merely in the Divine
679 3, 10 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: God knows His Essence so much the
680 3, 10 | comprehends it. And hence He knows all things, not ~merely
681 3, 10 | Therefore the soul of Christ knows all things that God knows
682 3, 10 | knows all things that God knows in Himself ~by the knowledge
683 3, 10 | vision, but not all that God knows in Himself by ~knowledge
684 3, 10 | and thus in Himself God knows many more ~things than the
685 3, 10 | that the soul of Christ knows the infinite.~Aquin.: SMT
686 3, 10 | contrary, The soul of Christ knows all its power and all it
687 3, 10 | Therefore the soul of Christ knows the infinite.~Aquin.: SMT
688 3, 10 | knowing, the soul of ~Christ knows infinite things in the Word,
689 3, 10 | things in the Word, for it knows, as stated above ~(A[2]),
690 3, 10 | infinite number of things, it knows the ~infinite, as it were,
691 3, 10 | infinite the soul of Christ knows, yet does not comprehend.
692 3, 10 | this way the soul of Christ knows an ~infinite number of things,
693 3, 10 | of things, inasmuch as it knows them not by discoursing ~
694 3, 10 | too, the soul of Christ knows infinite things by the ~
695 3, 10 | simple intelligence; yet God knows more by this manner of ~
696 3, 10 | with a more abundant light, knows the Divine ~Essence more
697 3, 11 | inquiry:~(1) Whether Christ knows all things by this knowledge?~(
698 3, 11 | Hence, although the sight knows nothing without color; ~
699 3, 11 | angels receive; so that it knows different specific natures
700 3, 13 | knowledge of all that God ~knows, as was said above (Q[10],
701 3, 13 | practical knowledge ~of what He knows, i.e. He knew how to do
702 3, 13 | He knew how to do what He knows; and thus it seems ~that
703 3, 13 | manner of knowing, for God knows (things) more ~perfectly
704 3, 13 | God can do, ~and these God knows by the knowledge of simple
705 3, 13 | intelligence; although it ~knows all things present, past,
706 3, 13 | past, and future, which God knows by the ~knowledge of vision.
707 3, 13 | knowledge of ~creation (for it knows the mode of God's creation),
708 3, 13 | for Him to will what He knows ought not to come to pass."~
709 3, 15 | acquainted with what he ~already knows, and yet is a learner with
710 3, 21 | ask in prayer for what he knows will not ~happen. But Christ
711 3, 28 | After giving birth, nature knows not a virgin: but grace ~
712 3, 29 | by his natural cunning he knows whatever takes ~place in
713 3, 30 | becomingly announce what he knows not. But the ~highest angels
714 3, 30 | since ~he denies that he knows this. She does not doubt
715 3, 45 | witness of things that he ~knows. But at the time of Christ'
716 3, 46 | In the first place, man knows thereby how much God loves
717 3, 46 | more in proportion as he knows it to be ~better; and yet
718 3, 80 | be left to Him Who alone knows the hearts of the sons of
719 3, 82 | mass of ~a priest whom he knows without doubt to have a
720 3, 84 | of a physician is he who knows not how to heal a recurring
721 Suppl, 7 | even ~as a judge sometimes knows a thing, as a man, of which
722 Suppl, 8 | must ~seek a priest who knows how to loose and to bind."
723 Suppl, 8 | sins. But since ~"necessity knows no law" [*Cap. Consilium,
724 Suppl, 9 | again, because, as no man knows himself to have charity,
725 Suppl, 9 | means of the confession knows the conscience of the person ~
726 Suppl, 10| that which the penitent knows nothing about is further ~
727 Suppl, 11| is bound to hide what he knows under the ~seal of confession?~(
728 Suppl, 11| bound to hide even what he knows through other sources ~besides?~
729 Suppl, 11| to hide the sins which he knows ~under the seal of confession?~
730 Suppl, 11| hide ~the sins which he knows under the seal of confession.
731 Suppl, 11| prescribe that anyone who ~knows anything about such and
732 Suppl, 11| truth - or when an abbot knows through confession the sin
733 Suppl, 11| remedy for a ~sin which he knows not: and that which is known
734 Suppl, 11| were, unknown, since a man knows it, not as man, but as God
735 Suppl, 11| not as man, but as God knows it. ~Nevertheless in the
736 Suppl, 11| facto," to say whether he knows anything about such and ~
737 Suppl, 11| save as a man, ~and he knows this not as a man, but as
738 Suppl, 11| not as a man, but as God knows it.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[11]
739 Suppl, 11| conscience he can swear that he knows not, ~what he knows only
740 Suppl, 11| that he knows not, ~what he knows only as God knows it. In
741 Suppl, 11| what he knows only as God knows it. In like manner a superior
742 Suppl, 11| sin unpunished which he knows ~only as God knows it, or
743 Suppl, 11| which he knows ~only as God knows it, or he may forbear to
744 Suppl, 11| one who ~is not a priest knows something under the seal
745 Suppl, 11| confession, is because he knows them, not as man but as
746 Suppl, 11| them, not as man but as God knows them. ~But the priest alone
747 Suppl, 11| another a ~sin which he knows under the seal of confession?~
748 Suppl, 11| to another a sin which he knows under the seal of ~confession.
749 Suppl, 11| to divulge a sin which he knows ~through confession. Neither
750 Suppl, 11| in so far as the priest knows that sin, as it ~is known
751 Suppl, 11| knew before only as God knows it, and he does this when
752 Suppl, 11| may reveal that which he knows through confession and ~
753 Suppl, 11| man may not reveal what he knows through ~confession and
754 Suppl, 11| divulges a sin which he knows through ~confession, no
755 Suppl, 11| confession, no matter how he knows it otherwise, he seems to
756 Suppl, 11| to keep secret what ~he knows through the confession,
757 Suppl, 11| confession, no matter how he knows it otherwise.~Aquin.: SMT
758 Suppl, 11| knowledge whereby a man knows a sin as God knows it, is
759 Suppl, 11| a man knows a sin as God knows it, is stronger ~and more
760 Suppl, 11| the knowledge whereby he knows a sin as man. ~Therefore
761 Suppl, 11| by his knowing it as God knows ~it.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[11]
762 Suppl, 11| heard in ~confession, but knows from some other source.~
763 Suppl, 11| opinion, viz. that what a man ~knows through another source either
764 Suppl, 11| secret, in so far as he knows it as a man, for he can
765 Suppl, 11| secret in ~so far as he knows it as God knows it, for
766 Suppl, 11| far as he knows it as God knows it, for he cannot say: "
767 Suppl, 11| indirectly: even as one who knows something through hearing
768 Suppl, 11| whereas to know a sin as God knows it, and to know it as man ~
769 Suppl, 11| and to know it as man ~knows it, are not in opposition;
770 Suppl, 11| confession, provided he knows it from some other source:
771 Suppl, 14| Reply OBJ 2: Even as man knows not for certain whether
772 Suppl, 14| he has it now, so too he knows not ~for certain whether
773 Suppl, 47| right reason, whereby he knows whether to omit this rather
774 Suppl, 49| marriage act whereby a ~husband knows his wife is generically
775 Suppl, 49| ii, D, 24). Now whoever knows his wife for the sake of ~
776 Suppl, 49| Sent. ii, D, 24) a man who knows his wife for ~mere pleasure
777 Suppl, 52| due, if one of the parties knows the other ~to be a slave,
778 Suppl, 58| 4: Further, if the woman knows the man to be frigid when
779 Suppl, 58| party with whom he contracts knows of this or not. Secondly,
780 Suppl, 58| with whom he ~contracts knows of this and, notwithstanding,
781 Suppl, 58| whether the other party knows of it or not. For ~this
782 Suppl, 59| sins by marrying her if he knows her to be a heretic: ~even
783 Suppl, 64| when namely ~the husband knows by certain signs that the
784 Suppl, 65| since man, of all animals, knows the aspect of the end, and
785 Suppl, 66| fact and not in law, and ~knows her carnally, whether the
786 Suppl, 66| account, unless he again knows ~her carnally after she
787 Suppl, 68| their marriage because she knows not of the impediment, they
788 Suppl, 72| whoever sees God's ~essence knows all things, but only those
789 Suppl, 72| 5: God alone of Himself knows the thoughts of the heart:
790 Suppl, 77| appears to ~him who actually knows it. For this reason Avicenna (
791 Suppl, 82| no knowledge to one who knows no other ~dog than the animal.
792 Suppl, 85| co-operates with Him, and again He knows certain ~things which are
793 Suppl, 89| material substances and knows them, it does not follow
794 Suppl, 89| does not follow that it knows the ~quiddity of a separate
795 Suppl, 89| His knowledge, whereby ~He knows, is above all knowledge.
796 Suppl, 89| or conversely ~when He knows creatures: and then there
797 Suppl, 89| not know, who know Him Who knows all ~things?" and he refers
798 Suppl, 89| intellect, like the senses, knows all the things ~with the
799 Suppl, 89| sees God ~in His essence knows all things.~Aquin.: SMT
800 Suppl, 89| God by seeing his essence knows all things whatsoever ~that
801 Suppl, 89| knowledge of vision," because He knows them as though they were ~
802 Suppl, 89| seeing this essence ~He knows all that He can do, although
803 Suppl, 89| TP, Q[16], A[2]], ~which knows in the Word all that God
804 Suppl, 89| in the Word all that God knows by the knowledge of vision. ~
805 Suppl, 89| not necessary that he who knows a cause ~should know all
806 Suppl, 89| know everything that God knows by the knowledge of vision.~
807 Suppl, 89| those things which God ~knows only by the knowledge of
808 Suppl, 89| to those things which God knows only ~by the knowledge of
809 Suppl, 89| blessed will know all that God knows by the knowledge of vision, ~
810 Suppl, 91| things whereby the soul ~knows contraries are not themselves
811 Suppl, 94| In ~my opinion no man knows of what kind is the everlasting
812 Suppl, 94| of opinion ~that no one knows in what part of the world
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