Part, Question

501   3, 7   |         believed." But faith in things seen is ~improperly so called,
502   3, 7   |               and treasure that is not seen: what profit is there in
503   3, 7   |             has to do with what is not seen, and hope with ~what is
504   3, 7   |             second fulness of grace is seen in Christ inasmuch ~as His
505   3, 9   |                very Essence ~of God is seen, is proper and natural to
506   3, 10  |                the whole Divine Nature seen by the soul of ~Christ;
507   3, 10  |             the light in ~which God is seen by the Word Himself than
508   3, 14  |                 Nothing ~obligatory is seen in Christ: all is voluntary."
509   3, 15  |                 or wept, was the ~Lord seen to drink, or eat, or grieve.
510   3, 16  |              unsaid, having afterwards seen that it ought not to be
511   3, 25  |        distinction you ~divide what is seen from what is understood,
512   3, 26  |         prerogative of ~her Son may be seen from the following diagram:~
513   3, 26  |              Para. 2/5~It will thus be seen how accurately St. Thomas
514   3, 30  |       intellectual vision an ~angel is seen in his substance; whereas
515   3, 30  |               in a bodily vision he is seen in ~the bodily shape which
516   3, 35  |              of "the Child," as may be seen from Mt. 1:18. ~Therefore
517   3, 35  |                is true God," as may be seen 1 Jn. 5:20, ~and that the
518   3, 36  |            faith that is of things not seen. And ~therefore it was fitting
519   3, 36  |              in Spain three ~suns were seen, which gradually merged
520   3, 36  |              and ~treasure that is not seen; what profit is there in
521   3, 36  |                see death before he had seen the Christ of the ~Lord."
522   3, 36  |                apparition of the star ~seen by the Magi. For Chrysostom (
523   3, 36  |                  say that the star was seen by the Magi ~during the
524   3, 36  |               of the Jews? For we have seen His star in the east." Therefore
525   3, 36  |              the time [at which it was seen]. For it appeared not only ~
526   3, 36  |                the star which they had seen in the east went ~before
527   3, 36  |            words of the Magi, "We have seen His star in the ~east,"
528   3, 36  |             present. ~They had not yet seen Christ, and they were already
529   3, 37  |              his posterity, ~as may be seen from Gn. 17. Now this covenant
530   3, 37  |              Old ~Testament: as may be seen in the genealogy of Christ (
531   3, 39  |               were to be considered as seen by Christ. Some, ~indeed,
532   3, 39  |               men: nevertheless He had seen before that this would be ~
533   3, 39  |        substance of the Holy Ghost was seen, for He is invisible: nor
534   3, 39  |             again, was ~the Holy Ghost seen under the form of a dove,
535   3, 39  |             doubted that this dove was seen by the eyes of the body."
536   3, 39  |                 voice at any time, nor seen His shape." By which words,
537   3, 40  |                38): "Afterwards He was seen ~upon earth and conversed
538   3, 40  |        comments as follows: "They ~had seen the publican who had been
539   3, 41  |                are they that have not ~seen and have believed." And
540   3, 41  |              the Temple ~without being seen by others. Nor is there
541   3, 41  |              that all the world can be seen from it, so that all the
542   3, 41  |              Temple) "that He might be seen by all, whereas, ~unawares
543   3, 41  |               in such sort that He was seen by none."~Aquin.: SMT TP
544   3, 42  |                disciples apart: as ~is seen clearly in the sermon at
545   3, 43  |            working miracles; as may be seen in the raising of Lazarus (
546   3, 43  |        followed Christ "without having seen Him work any miracles,"
547   3, 44  |               sixth hour the ~moon was seen, together with the sun,
548   3, 44  |                 in ~the evening it was seen to be in its place, i.e.
549   3, 44  |                as those know who ~have seen one." Hence we are given
550   3, 45  |               1~Reply OBJ 2: Figure is seen in the outline of a body,
551   3, 45  |               non-transparent ~body is seen on its surface, and consequently
552   3, 45  |                the transfiguration was seen not only in Christ's body,
553   3, 45  |              tell others what they had seen before His Resurrection; "
554   3, 46  |               pains than Christ, as is seen in St. ~Lawrence, who was
555   3, 47  |                 But now they have both seen ~and hated both Me and My
556   3, 47  |                My Father." Now what is seen is known manifestly. ~Therefore
557   3, 47  |              crucified Him whom he had seen, will pay the penalty for
558   3, 47  |                 But now they have both seen and ~hated both Me and My
559   3, 53  |               bodies, it remains to be seen how ~Christ can be understood
560   3, 53  |           death, and his flesh had not seen corruption, his ~tomb might
561   3, 54  |               Again, that an object be seen is due to the action of
562   3, 54  |              has it in his power to be seen ~when he so wishes, and
563   3, 54  |               so wishes, and not to be seen when he does not wish it.
564   3, 54  |               if he wished he could be seen, ~and not be seen if he
565   3, 54  |             could be seen, ~and not be seen if he did not wish it" [*
566   3, 54  |                 of His own will, to be seen by them, ~either while He
567   3, 54  |               power for His body to be seen or not, ~so it was within
568   3, 54  |                 But shining bodies are seen under ~the aspect of light,
569   3, 54  |               man whether ~his body be seen or not, as stated above (
570   3, 54  |                whether its splendor be seen or not. Accordingly it can
571   3, 54  |             not. Accordingly it can be seen in ~its color without its
572   3, 54  |               said: "Because thou hast seen Me, Thomas, thou ~hast believed" (
573   3, 54  |        personal ~faith for him to have seen what he saw; but it was
574   3, 55  |               64:4: "The eye hath ~not seen, O God, besides Thee, what
575   3, 55  |              the disciples should have seen Him ~rise again, because
576   3, 55  |               accomplished so as to be seen by man.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
577   3, 55  |      Resurrection: nevertheless He was seen by them in ~Jerusalem on
578   3, 55  |             Cor. ~15:6,7) that "He was seen by more than five hundred
579   3, 55  |                      after that He was seen by James"; of which apparitions
580   3, 55  |         Blessed are they that have not seen, and ~have believed." Consequently,
581   3, 55  |               1,3: "That which we have seen, and have ~heard, and our
582   3, 55  |               29): "'Because thou hast seen Me, Thomas, thou hast believed,'
583   3, 55  |                Mark states that he was seen after the women had ~entered
584   3, 55  |      Resurrection to the ~women, as is seen in all the Evangelists:
585   3, 55  |              it lay in His power to be seen or ~not seen; and this belongs
586   3, 55  |               power to be seen or ~not seen; and this belongs to a glorified
587   3, 55  |               difference in the person seen: and this is because sight
588   3, 55  |      understand one angel to have been seen by the women, according
589   3, 55  |            afterwards rose so as to be seen standing, as Luke relates."~
590   3, 57  |            state of pure nature, as is seen from the proofs.~Aquin.:
591   3, 57  |              shall so come as you have seen Him going, into heaven." ~
592   3, 57  |      Resurrection: "Last of all He was seen ~also by me, as by one born
593   3, 58  |       Ascension He will at ~the end be seen as judge."~Aquin.: SMT TP
594   3, 60  |              things of God are clearly seen being understood by ~the
595   3, 60  |             deception: this is clearly seen in equivocal words. But
596   3, 61  |       instituted before sin, as may be seen in Gn. 2. Therefore ~sacraments
597   3, 63  |             the Trinity in the soul is seen in the powers. Therefore
598   3, 64  |              in the ~Church; as may be seen in those who said: "I am
599   3, 67  |            have in teaching, as may be seen from what we ~have stated
600   3, 67  |                be forbidden, as may be seen in the Decretals (xxx, qu. ~
601   3, 67  |              those whom ~you have been seen to raise from the sacred
602   3, 69  |                 Jn. 1:14,16): "We have seen Him . . . full of grace
603   3, 72  |                death, that they may be seen to be perfect at the ~resurrection,
604   3, 74  |              reasonableness of this is seen first, in the ~use of this
605   3, 74  |                His Godhead, as will be seen later (Q[76], A[1], ad 1).
606   3, 75  |           under discussion, as may ~be seen by referring to the titles
607   3, 75  |                species in which it was seen by them. And by the words: "
608   3, 75  |              of ~the bread and wine be seen, still, after the Consecration,
609   3, 75  |             the body of Christ ~may be seen under them, and not under
610   3, 76  |              in this sacrament, can be seen by ~the eye?~(8) Whether
611   3, 76  |             this sacrament when He is ~seen under the appearance of
612   3, 76  |              in this sacrament, can be seen by ~any eye, at least by
613   3, 76  |                this sacrament, can ~be seen by the eye, at least by
614   3, 76  |            cannot at the ~same time be seen by the same eye under diverse
615   3, 76  |               this sacrament cannot be seen by any bodily ~eye. First
616   3, 76  |                the ~medium so as to be seen by any corporeal eye. Secondly,
617   3, 76  |          Divine Essence. But it can be seen by a ~wayfarer through faith
618   3, 76  |            this sacrament is sometimes seen as a small particle of ~
619   3, 76  |               or blood, or a child, is seen. ~Sometimes it happens on
620   3, 76  |              when to one ~person it is seen under the species of flesh
621   3, 76  |                 while to ~others it is seen as before under the species
622   3, 76  |          outwardly. And this indeed is seen to happen when it is beheld
623   3, 76  |            Christ's entire body is not seen there, but part of His flesh,
624   3, 76  |                or else ~that it is not seen in youthful guise. but in
625   3, 76  |            glorified body for it to be seen by ~a non-glorified eye
626   3, 76  |             its ~proper species can be seen only in one place, wherein
627   3, 76  |           contained. Hence since it is seen in its proper species, and
628   3, 76  |           adored in ~heaven, it is not seen under its proper species
629   3, 76  |              or blood, ~or a child, is seen. And, as was said already,
630   3, 76  |               proper ~semblance is not seen, but a species miraculously
631   3, 77  |              are incorruptible, ~as is seen in spiritual substances.
632   3, 77  |                a ~quantitative body is seen in this sacrament, which
633   3, 78  |              actually ~happened, as is seen from Augustine (De Consens.
634   3, 78  |             that this is false can ~be seen both from Ambrose's words
635   3, 80  |             through which the truth is seen ~"through a glass" and "
636   3, 80  |           exposes this sacrament to be seen and ~adored by all. Therefore
637   3, 80  |          objects of an evil use, as is seen in those who are proud of
638   3, 80  |               is not received by being seen, but only its ~sacrament,
639   3, 81  |              of Christ which was ~then seen by the disciples in its
640   3, 81  |            sacramental species. But as seen in its own species it was
641   3, 81  |           sight requires that the body seen be in ~contact with the
642   3, 81  |           which are acted upon and are seen, but not Christ's own body.~
643   3, 83  |               these things: and I have seen with ~great joy Thy people
644   3, Note|         contradicted the Master may be seen by any student of the ~Summa
645 Suppl, 2 |               superior ~mover: this is seen in the movement of the planets,
646 Suppl, 5 |             heal a great sin. ~This is seen in Baptism which looses
647 Suppl, 7 |            things aforesaid, as may be seen by anyone who considers
648 Suppl, 11|         witness to a deed which he has seen ~committed again after being
649 Suppl, 11|              If a man says that he has seen what he has heard in the ~
650 Suppl, 12|             setting up good, as may be seen in ~the case of blindness
651 Suppl, 17|               the unworthy," as may be seen ~from the definition given
652 Suppl, 17|                authority. This may ~be seen even in secular courts,
653 Suppl, 18|                the minister, as may be seen in Confirmation, ~and then
654 Suppl, 29|                action only, ~as may be seen in Confirmation. When, however,
655 Suppl, 30|               remain, as may easily be seen after recovery. Therefore ~
656 Suppl, 41|                certain tie, as may ~be seen in certain birds. In man,
657 Suppl, 69|                see not God. Yet God is seen by ~those who are in Abraham'
658 Suppl, 69|                 wherefore God was not ~seen there. But since after the
659 Suppl, 70|        sufficient, because whatever is seen, from the fact that it is
660 Suppl, 70|               from the fact that it is seen, ~is a perfection of the
661 Suppl, 70|         conduce to his ~punishment, as seen. Sometimes, however, it
662 Suppl, 70|             these in order, as ~may be seen from the above quotations.~
663 Suppl, 70|                fact ~that something is seen, since the thing seen as
664 Suppl, 70|               is seen, since the thing seen as such can nowise be ~contrary
665 Suppl, 70|              sensible vision the thing seen, by ~its very action on
666 Suppl, 70|               on the sight so as to be seen, there may be accidentally ~
667 Suppl, 70|                in so ~far as the thing seen is apprehended as hurtful,
668 Suppl, 70|                it hurts ~through being seen, but in some other way no
669 Suppl, 75|              this question, as may be ~seen in the text (Sent. iv, D,
670 Suppl, 77|           reasons against it as may be seen in the Second ~Book (Sent.
671 Suppl, 79|              the species of ~the thing seen. But after the resurrection
672 Suppl, 79|              perspective, whatever is ~seen is seen at an angle. But
673 Suppl, 79|      perspective, whatever is ~seen is seen at an angle. But this does
674 Suppl, 79|              thus. Whenever a thing is seen at an angle, the angle must
675 Suppl, 79|             the distance of the object seen: because what is seen ~from
676 Suppl, 79|           object seen: because what is seen ~from a greater distance
677 Suppl, 79|               greater distance is less seen and at a lesser angle, so
678 Suppl, 79|               so small that nothing is seen of the object. Therefore
679 Suppl, 79|               more clearly are objects seen through it, unless there
680 Suppl, 79|              angle at which a thing is seen. And since the sight of
681 Suppl, 80|             Further, even as a body is seen by reason of its color,
682 Suppl, 80|             will be able at will to be seen, and not ~seen, especially
683 Suppl, 80|              will to be seen, and not ~seen, especially by a non-glorified
684 Suppl, 80|               1~Reply OBJ 3: A body is seen because it acts on the sight:
685 Suppl, 80|                unfitting, if it can be seen when it will, and not seen
686 Suppl, 80|             seen when it will, and not seen when it ~will [*Cf. TP,
687 Suppl, 80|              of its quantity, as being seen ~is by reason of its color.
688 Suppl, 81|             and not by itself. This is seen in the natural movement
689 Suppl, 81|           results from both, as may be seen in the movements ~of animals.~
690 Suppl, 82|              body will of necessity be seen by a ~non-glorified body?~
691 Suppl, 82|             glorified body will not be seen by a ~non-glorified eye.~
692 Suppl, 82|                the seer ~must needs be seen, unless there be some lesion
693 Suppl, 82|               eyes is not ~necessarily seen by them: which is evident
694 Suppl, 82| Transfiguration." Now this clarity was seen by the non-glorified eyes
695 Suppl, 82|               to the will, so as to be seen or ~not seen according to
696 Suppl, 82|               so as to be seen or ~not seen according to its command.
697 Suppl, 82|               body will be necessarily seen by a non-glorified body?~
698 Suppl, 82|               body will be necessarily seen by a ~non-glorified body.
699 Suppl, 82|              glorified ~bodies will be seen of necessity.~Aquin.: SMT
700 Suppl, 82|               are behind it from being seen, because it will be a colored ~
701 Suppl, 82|             body. Therefore it will be seen of necessity.~Aquin.: SMT
702 Suppl, 82|              quality whereby a body is seen. Now quantity will not be
703 Suppl, 82|               a body be able not to be seen.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[85] A[
704 Suppl, 82|               body was not necessarily seen; in fact it vanished from
705 Suppl, 82|          glorified body be necessarily seen.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[85] A[
706 Suppl, 82|              that, A visible object is seen, inasmuch as it acts on
707 Suppl, 82|                a glorified body may be seen or not seen ~without any
708 Suppl, 82|                body may be seen or not seen ~without any property pertaining
709 Suppl, 82|               soul for its body to ~be seen or not seen, even as any
710 Suppl, 82|                body to ~be seen or not seen, even as any other action
711 Suppl, 84|           through eternal things being seen, all things in their consciences
712 Suppl, 84|              those of others, ~will be seen by anyone at a single glance?~
713 Suppl, 84|               those of others, will be seen by anyone at a single glance.
714 Suppl, 84|              considered singly are not seen at one glance. Now the damned
715 Suppl, 84|          impossible for them all to be seen at ~the same time. ~Aquin.:
716 Suppl, 85|             man, since sometimes it is seen to last as long as or even
717 Suppl, 85|             shall so come as ~you have seen Him going into heaven."
718 Suppl, 85|            provided that Christ can be seen thence since being raised
719 Suppl, 87|             Whether His Godhead can be seen without joy?~Aquin.: SMT
720 Suppl, 87|             Whether the Godhead can be seen by the wicked without joy?~
721 Suppl, 87|                that the Godhead can be seen by the wicked without ~joy.
722 Suppl, 87|            received." But whatever is ~seen is, in a way, received into
723 Suppl, 87|           enjoyable, nevertheless when seen by those who are ~plunged
724 Suppl, 87|        Therefore the Godhead cannot be seen without joy.~Aquin.: SMT
725 Suppl, 87|            then the Godhead ~cannot be seen save by the intellect, it
726 Suppl, 87|            that the Godhead cannot be ~seen without joy.~Aquin.: SMT
727 Suppl, 87|      impossible for the Godhead to be ~seen without joy.~Aquin.: SMT
728 Suppl, 88|             the Creator of them may be seen, so as to be known ~thereby."
729 Suppl, 89|               Jn. 1:18): "No man hath ~seen God at any time"; and Chrysostom
730 Suppl, 89|             unknown. Now that which is seen in its ~essence is not unknown.
731 Suppl, 89|               11: Further, whatever is seen in its essence is known
732 Suppl, 89|               impossible for Him to be seen in His essence by a created ~
733 Suppl, 89|               impossible for Him to be seen in His essence.~Aquin.:
734 Suppl, 89|          whatever is in one way and is seen in another way is ~not seen
735 Suppl, 89|            seen in another way is ~not seen as it is. Now God is in
736 Suppl, 89|              is in one way and will be seen in another way ~by the saints
737 Suppl, 89|             His own mode, but will be ~seen by the saints according
738 Suppl, 89|               Therefore He will not be seen ~by the saints as He is,
739 Suppl, 89|               is, and thus will not be seen in His essence.~Aquin.:
740 Suppl, 89|                 Further, that which is seen through a medium is not
741 Suppl, 89|                through a medium is not seen in its ~essence. Now God
742 Suppl, 89|               essence. Now God will be seen in heaven through a medium
743 Suppl, 89|               Therefore He will not be seen in His essence.~Aquin.:
744 Suppl, 89|         Further, in heaven God will be seen face to face, according
745 Suppl, 89|        Therefore in heaven God will be seen through His likeness, and ~
746 Suppl, 89|               face." Now that which is seen ~face to face is seen in
747 Suppl, 89|               is seen ~face to face is seen in its essence. Therefore
748 Suppl, 89|         essence. Therefore God will be seen in His ~essence by the saints
749 Suppl, 89|                and Holy Ghost shall be seen: this is given to ~the clean
750 Suppl, 89|            that which is manifested is seen in its essence. Therefore
751 Suppl, 89|                 Therefore God will be ~seen in His essence by the saints
752 Suppl, 89|              abode of bliss God can be seen in His glory but not in ~
753 Suppl, 89|          essence. Therefore He will be seen in His essence.~Aquin.:
754 Suppl, 89|                 so that His essence be seen immediately. And for this
755 Suppl, 89|               the Divine essence to be seen in this way alone, said
756 Suppl, 89|             essence itself will not be seen, but a certain brightness,
757 Suppl, 89|         whereby the object is known or seen, this ~form by which the
758 Suppl, 89|             regards that whereby He is seen, ~because as He sees Himself
759 Suppl, 89|             vision wherein God will be seen in His essence, the ~Divine
760 Suppl, 89|                that whereby He will be seen, but only as ~regards the
761 Suppl, 89|               which God will ~never be seen. This is evident from what
762 Suppl, 89|             precedes: "For no man hath seen ~God at any time, nor can
763 Suppl, 89|             which we call ~visible are seen: in this way He is by nature
764 Suppl, 89|           defect: wherefore that He be seen by us after being ~unseen
765 Suppl, 89|              14: In heaven God will be seen by the saints as He is,
766 Suppl, 89|              to the mode of the object seen, for the saints will see
767 Suppl, 89|                knower, He ~will not be seen as He is, because the created
768 Suppl, 89|                to the effect of ~being seen.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[92] A[
769 Suppl, 89|            under which" the object is ~seen, and this is something perfecting
770 Suppl, 89|                by which" the object is seen, and this ~is the visible
771 Suppl, 89|                medium "in which" it is seen; and this is something by
772 Suppl, 89|           creatures are not said to be seen immediately, ~except when
773 Suppl, 89|            materiality: hence they are seen immediately when their ~
774 Suppl, 89|              wherefore He would not be seen immediately, ~unless His
775 Suppl, 89|        Therefore in heaven God will be seen with ~the eyes of the body.~
776 Suppl, 89|                 15:28). Now He will be seen by the intellect through
777 Suppl, 89|              Ep. cxlvii): "No man hath seen ~God as He is at any time,
778 Suppl, 89|               visible things which are seen with the corporeal ~sight."
779 Suppl, 89|            then that God can nowise be seen with the eyes of the body,
780 Suppl, 89|               senses, as that which is seen directly, neither ~here,
781 Suppl, 89|            will be perceived in things seen with the eye of the body,
782 Suppl, 89|               see God in His creatures seen ~corporeally. This manner
783 Suppl, 89|               things, however, are not seen is owing to the deficiency ~
784 Suppl, 89|                not in its power to be ~seen or not to be seen.~Aquin.:
785 Suppl, 89|               to be ~seen or not to be seen.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[92] A[
786 Suppl, 89|            both object and mirror are ~seen under their proper image;
787 Suppl, 89|                 although the mirror be seen through an ~image received
788 Suppl, 89|           itself, whereas the stone is seen through ~its proper image
789 Suppl, 89|           uncreated ~mirror a thing is seen through the form of the
790 Suppl, 89|          mirror, just as an effect ~is seen through the image of its
791 Suppl, 91|                the beauty of the thing seen conduces to the ~perfection
792 Suppl, 91|              be deformity of the thing seen without ~imperfection of
793 Suppl, 92|            that ~beatitude God will be seen unendingly, loved without
794 Suppl, 92|                by reason of ~the thing seen being delightful; secondly,
795 Suppl, 93|               enjoys God ~perfectly as seen and loved perfectly. Now
796 Suppl, 93|               to see what he has never seen. Sometimes, moreover, this ~
797 Suppl, 93|                of martyrs, and will be seen in their bodily scars: wherefore ~
798 Suppl, 94|             punishment. But nothing is seen without light. Therefore
799 Suppl, 94|            Therefore, since nothing is seen unless it be ~in the light,
800 Suppl, 94|             darkness, ~that nothing be seen clearly, and that only such
801 Suppl, 94|              only such things be dimly seen as ~are able to bring anguish
802 Suppl, 95|                this life would not, if seen, torment the ~damned in
803 Suppl, 96|              amount of ~duration as is seen to be the case also with
804 Appen1, 2|             any pain that can be felt, seen or ~conceived in this world."~