Part, Question

501   3, 27  |            full of grace and truth," ~received greater privileges of grace
502   3, 27  |            that which it has already ~received.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[27] A[
503   3, 27  |              womb, the Blessed Virgin received ~the fulness of grace?~Aquin.:
504   3, 27  |                But the Blessed Virgin received additional grace afterwards
505   3, 27  |              His humanity: because He received His human nature ~from her.
506   3, 27  |              His fulness we ~have all received." Whereas the Blessed Virgin
507   3, 27  |               the Blessed Virgin Mary received such a ~fulness of grace
508   3, 27  |         Author of grace; so ~that she received within her Him Who is full
509   3, 27  |             in her sanctification she received grace inclining her ~to
510   3, 27  |      conception of the Son of God she received consummate ~grace confirming
511   3, 27  |               that the Blessed Virgin received in a ~high degree both the
512   3, 27  |             by God to be His Mother, ~received a fuller grace of sanctification
513   3, 28  |              narrow abode of her womb received Him Whom the ~world cannot
514   3, 30  |               the faith, which he has received, is ~true.~Aquin.: SMT TP
515   3, 31  |             in the Blessed Virgin, as received from ~her parents, was actually
516   3, 31  |             which the ~Blessed Virgin received from her parents was not
517   3, 31  |      according to the flesh ~which He received from His Mother. But His
518   3, 31  |         spiritual grace which he has ~received from Christ.~
519   3, 33  |               in the first instant it received a perfect form, that is,
520   3, 33  |             the rational soul. But it received the rational soul at the
521   3, 33  |       naturally by sight miraculously received.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[33] A[
522   3, 34  |          spiritual. Therefore ~Christ received the grace of sanctification,
523   3, 34  |              womb even before it ~has received the rational soul, as is
524   3, 34  |              without the act. Now, He received grace "not by measure" (
525   3, 34  |              of His conception Christ received not only as much grace as
526   3, 35  |         twofold nature: one which He ~received of the Father from eternity,
527   3, 35  |          eternity, the other which He received from ~His Mother in time.
528   3, 36  |                through whom they also received the Law, according to Acts
529   3, 36  |              Vulg.: 'who'] . . . have received the Law by the disposition
530   3, 36  |        according to Lk. 2:26: "He had received an answer from the Holy ~
531   3, 36  |         ccclxxiv), that "the Magi had received a revelation through the
532   3, 37  |       descended from Abraham, who had received ~the commandment of circumcision
533   3, 37  |               related Gn. 17, Abraham received from God and at the ~same
534   3, 37  |         Therefore it was that ~Christ received His name at the time of
535   3, 37  |              4): "If a woman, having ~received seed, shall bear a man-child,
536   3, 38  |            besides Christ should have received that baptism?~(5) Whether
537   3, 38  |       baptized?~(6) Whether those who received John's baptism had afterwards
538   3, 38  |       Therefore no others should have received that ~baptism.~Aquin.: SMT
539   3, 38  |              baptized again, but only received the imposition of hands;
540   3, 38  |             hands upon them, and they received the Holy Ghost." ~Therefore
541   3, 38  |             he said to them: Have you received the Holy Ghost ~since ye
542   3, 38  |              baptized afterwards, but received the Holy Ghost by the ~imposition
543   3, 38  |              not baptized ~again, but received the imposition of hands
544   3, 38  |             also because they had not received the baptism of Christ.~Aquin.:
545   3, 39  |               His fulness we all have received." But the ~Holy Ghost came
546   3, 39  |            absurd to say ~that Christ received the Holy Ghost, when He
547   3, 42  |               like the Gentiles, have received no tidings ~whatever; hence
548   3, 42  |          nations . . . as I also have received of My Father"; and that
549   3, 47  |               1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Christ received a command from the Father
550   3, 47  |               this commandment have I received of My ~Father" - namely,
551   3, 48  |          author, and from whom Christ received the inspiration of suffering
552   3, 49  |            Job (1,2), where, by power received from God, the ~devil first
553   3, 51  |   praiseworthy the ~deed of those who received His body from the cross,
554   3, 52  |          whose bosom the poor man was received, was ~ever in such sufferings."
555   3, 53  |       according to Heb. 11:35: "Women received their dead ~raised to life
556   3, 53  |               His fulness we all have received." But in point of time ~
557   3, 54  |         Resurrection. Nevertheless He received the glory of clarity in
558   3, 54  |              Reply OBJ 1: Whatever is received within a subject is received
559   3, 54  |          received within a subject is received according ~to the subject'
560   3, 55  |           through the message already received from angels.~Aquin.: SMT
561   3, 55  |               did not see how ~He was received into heaven. But Christ'
562   3, 57  |            was raised up, and a cloud received Him out of their ~sight."
563   3, 57  |          still the effect thereof ~is received in things according to their
564   3, 57  |               Acts 1:9) that "a cloud received Him out ~of their sight."
565   3, 58  |              this Man, chosen of God, received, that ~He might come to
566   3, 58  |              this Man, chosen of God, received, that ~He might come as
567   3, 59  |            Father, from whom the Son ~received the power to judge.~Aquin.:
568   3, 59  |          wonder not at ~this.' For He received judiciary power, not because
569   3, 59  |             of the Head, which Christ received in ~His human nature.~Aquin.:
570   3, 59  |               His fulness we all have received": and this pertains to the
571   3, 59  |              of that power, ~which He received from the Father, over all
572   3, 62  |           else, because that which is received into ~anything follows the
573   3, 62  |             by Circumcision, children received the ~faculty of obtaining
574   3, 62  |              Rm. 4:11) that Abraham ~"received the sign of Circumcision,
575   3, 63  |               and having besought and received mercy, return to the fight;
576   3, 63  |               that a ~certain one has received the baptismal character,
577   3, 63  |         sacramental action or benefit received, ~since rather is it "the
578   3, 64  |              His fulness we ~all have received." But this could not be
579   3, 64  |              not know whether he has ~received the sacrament. Consequently
580   3, 66  |               its effect. Now Baptism received this power when Christ was
581   3, 66  |             Further, John the Baptist received special commendation from ~
582   3, 66  |              rebaptized those who had received the Baptism of ~John. Much
583   3, 66  |            for the baptism which they received while in that state of error ~
584   3, 66  |             of the Trinity are ~to be received as already baptized when
585   3, 66  |              Pentecost when they had ~received the Holy Ghost.~Aquin.:
586   3, 68  |              lxxxiv) that "some have ~received the invisible sanctification
587   3, 69  |               gift of Christ which is received in Baptism.~Aquin.: SMT
588   3, 69  |               His fulness we all have received." Hence it is clear that
589   3, 69  |               His fulness we all have received." And it follows from this
590   3, 69  |               by form. But a ~form is received into matter according to
591   3, 69  |               effects are not equally received by all the ~baptized, even
592   3, 70  |           gloss ~on Rm. 4:11: "And he received the sign of circumcision."~
593   3, 70  |             before the ~eighth day it received no name; and consequently
594   3, 70  |             by circumcision children. received the ~power of obtaining
595   3, 70  |              Rm. 4:11), that Abraham "received the sign of ~circumcision,
596   3, 70  |         adults were circumcised, they received remission not ~only of original,
597   3, 71  |            form: because ~form is not received save into matter already
598   3, 71  |              be hindered before it is received, so ~can it be hindered
599   3, 71  |            hindered after it has been received.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[71] A[
600   3, 72  |              were baptized, "and they received the ~Holy Ghost." Therefore
601   3, 72  |             itself, because they had ~received "the first fruits of the
602   3, 72  |             sensible manner when they received the Holy Ghost. For ~that
603   3, 72  |            that spiritual life may be received ~simply; wherefore simple
604   3, 72  |            matter of these sacraments received a certain aptitude ~to the
605   3, 72  |            apostles, who, before they received the fulness of the Holy
606   3, 72  |          heard the preaching of Peter received the effect ~of Confirmation
607   3, 72  |             by the grace which he has received in ~this sacrament, the
608   3, 72  |            Holy Ghost which ~they had received, fought bravely for Christ
609   3, 72  |           necessary that it should be received ~or given fasting. Therefore
610   3, 72  |              a bishop, to be given or received even by those who are not ~
611   3, 73  |              sacraments which we have received purify us, O ~Lord": and
612   3, 73  |              sacraments which we have received purify us"; and afterwards
613   3, 74  |               s Passion, the bread is received apart as the ~sacrament
614   3, 76  |               and wine, ~"the same is received"; and thus it seems that
615   3, 77  |              fact that one of them is received in ~matter, which is not
616   3, 77  |           inasmuch as an accident is ~received in another thing, one is
617   3, 77  |            other, ~inasmuch as one is received in a subject through another,
618   3, 78  |           Church by the apostles, who received them ~from our Lord, according
619   3, 78  |              to 1 Cor. 11:23: "I have received of the Lord ~that which
620   3, 78  |         action of a creature could be received. ~Consequently there is
621   3, 79  |           sacrament itself is ~really received, grace is increased, and
622   3, 79  |           Reply OBJ 3: That Christ is received under another species belongs
623   3, 79  |                First of all, by being received, not actually, but in desire;
624   3, 79  |              from sin. Secondly, when received by one in ~mortal sin of
625   3, 79  |                For ~this sacrament is received under the form of nourishing
626   3, 79  |           sacrament inasmuch as it is received. And therefore it ~has the
627   3, 79  |           effect of this sacrament is received according to man's ~condition:
628   3, 79  |          cause in that its effect is ~received in matter according to the
629   3, 80  |                8) Whether it is to be received only when one is fasting?~(
630   3, 80  |               10) Whether it is to be received daily?~(11) Whether it is
631   3, 80  |        whereby the ~sacrament only is received without its effect, is divided
632   3, 80  |            that ~Christ's body is not received sacramentally by sinners;
633   3, 80  |      Therefore this sacrament ~can be received by them without sin.~Aquin.:
634   3, 80  |             as He gives Himself to be received in this sacrament. And ~
635   3, 80  |              behold, of a good thing, received ~evilly, evil is wrought":
636   3, 80  |             wrought through evil well received," namely, by bearing ~patiently
637   3, 80  |               4: Christ's body is not received by being seen, but only
638   3, 80  |              s body, when once he has received Christ's sacrament, ~namely,
639   3, 80  |              no command for it ~to be received in that order, leaving this
640   3, 80  |               for Christ's body to be received ~before breaking the fast.~
641   3, 80  |               Eucharist should not be received daily, while another ~maintains
642   3, 80  |            one ~another while the one received the Lord with joy, whereas
643   3, 80  |             that Communion should be ~received "on Holy Thursday," as is
644   3, 80  |               5; Q[74], A[1]), and is received ~for the health of soul.
645   3, 80  |             body ~and the blood to be received, since the perfection of
646   3, 80  |             of the people, ~but to be received by the priest alone.~Aquin.:
647   3, 80  |            blood. But the body can be received by the people without the
648   3, 81  |           inquiry:~(1) Whether Christ received His own body and blood?~(
649   3, 81  |              Para. 1/1~Whether Christ received His own body and blood?~
650   3, 81  |            impossible for Him to have received this sacrament.~Aquin.:
651   3, 81  |        sacramentally, inasmuch as He ~received His own body under the sacrament
652   3, 81  |            fear, nor from the benefit received, ~nor from the honor conferred
653   3, 81  |        remains to be ~said that Judas received our Lord's body and blood
654   3, 81  |              in ~the dipped bread; he received mere bread. Yet as Augustine
655   3, 81  |              Para. 1/1~Whether Christ received and gave to the disciples
656   3, 81  |             It seems that Christ both received and gave to the disciples
657   3, 81  |               in its own species, was received by them under ~the sacramental
658   3, 82  |             on a level with those who received consecrating power from
659   3, 82  |               blood, it is not to ~be received. For Jerome says upon Leviticus (
660   3, 82  |              being within the Church, received the power of consecrating
661   3, 82  |             not re-ordained, but are ~received in their orders. And since
662   3, 82  |               fruit of the true ~body received. But those who receive or
663   3, 82  |               he cannot ~lose that he received at the time he was well."
664   3, 82  |           bound from the order he has received.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[82] A[
665   3, 83  |        sacrifice, and consecrated and received as a sacrament: ~since first
666   3, 83  |           people rejoicing for having received the mystery (and this is
667   3, 83  |          washing, ~consequently it is received in order to rinse the mouth
668   3, 83  |              this ~sacrament is to be received daily, whereas the Paschal
669   3, 83  |              he vomits the sacrament ~received, or that the consecrated
670   3, 84  |           forms of the sacraments are received from Christ's ~institution
671   3, 84  |   presumptuous ~for a priest, who has received no revelation on the matter,
672   3, 84  |            hands upon them, ~and they received the Holy Ghost"; and (Mt.
673   3, 84  |              of faith which they had ~received through Jonas' preaching,
674   3, 84  |              the other hand, He ~both received and gave to others the sacrament
675   3, 84  |           been ~illuminated, and have received the gift of the Holy Ghost.
676   3, 84  |       committed by a man after he had received pardon, to be so ~grave
677   3, 85  |              gives thanks for a favor received, so also is there commutation
678   3, 86  |              by penance, "her whom He received outwardly by His mercy."~
679   3, 88  |         previous penance, whereby he ~received forgiveness of his sins,
680   3, 88  |            against God after one has ~received the grace of pardon, the
681   3, 88  |          something against the ~favor received, and, in this way, man is
682   3, 88  |        against the form of ~the favor received. If this form be considered
683   3, 88  |             the measure of ~the favor received, which latter is measured
684   3, 88  |               his scorn for the favor received, or on account of the ~gravity
685   3, 88  |             the measure of the favor ~received: for supposing an equal
686   3, 88  |            the ~greater, as the favor received is greater.~Aquin.: SMT
687   3, 88  |              of God and of the ~favor received from Him, that sin is drawn
688   3, 89  |             exercise their order, nor received to the grace of ~communion." ~
689   3, 89  |      exercising ~the orders they have received, or from receiving further
690   3, 89  |             that which he has already received.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[89] A[
691   3, 89  |               some good deed, and had received his reward in ~this world,
692 Suppl, 5 |           Therefore they have not yet received the forgiveness of their ~
693 Suppl, 6 |              the Church is necessary, received either actually, or at least
694 Suppl, 8 |           confessed to a layman, ~has received forgiveness from God, for
695 Suppl, 8 |           priest, even as he who ~has received the Baptism of desire, is
696 Suppl, 8 |             plentiful ~sanctification received in Baptism, and on account
697 Suppl, 10|             of sin, not only by being received actually, ~but also by being
698 Suppl, 10|          actually, ~but also by being received in desire, as is evident
699 Suppl, 10|             one who has confessed and received ~absolution will be less
700 Suppl, 10|               he would otherwise have received, nor is his ~merit so great.
701 Suppl, 11|           they might pretend to ~have received the permission and so they
702 Suppl, 13|           first, by reason of ~favors received, secondly, by reason of
703 Suppl, 13|            regard the debt for favors received, ~so satisfaction regards
704 Suppl, 14|               glory, that ~"they have received their reward." Therefore
705 Suppl, 14|             the equal ~of what he has received from him a father can never
706 Suppl, 18|                on one who has already received grace, applies equally to
707 Suppl, 18|               through contrition, has received the pardon of his sins as
708 Suppl, 18|            account of the instruction received, on account ~of the additional
709 Suppl, 18|            and the ~greater the grace received, the less there remains
710 Suppl, 19|           cases of necessity, ~may be received even from one who is excommunicate.~
711 Suppl, 20|               whereas those who ~have received authority over distinct
712 Suppl, 21|              also from the sacraments received and from the faithful ~dwelling
713 Suppl, 25|       punishment (else he would have ~received this remission without any
714 Suppl, 29|          sacrament except such as He ~received by way of example: but He
715 Suppl, 29|           Church by the apostles, who received them from our Lord, as the ~
716 Suppl, 29|              Cor. 11:23): "For I have received of the Lord that ~which
717 Suppl, 33|               the sacrament has ~been received, so that the remnants of
718 Suppl, 34|            OBJ 2: Further, he who has received an Order becomes another'
719 Suppl, 34|             But the use of ~the power received is not essential to this
720 Suppl, 34|         namely the ~character, is not received through any operation of
721 Suppl, 34|           since the power of order is received from the ~minister and not
722 Suppl, 35|           they especially should have received the ~sacrament of Confirmation.~
723 Suppl, 35|            the contrary, The apostles received the power of order before
724 Suppl, 35|            Order unless he has first ~received the preceding Order.~Aquin.:
725 Suppl, 35|          Orders that one should ~have received the minor Orders, because
726 Suppl, 35|             without having previously received the lower Orders and yet
727 Suppl, 36|            exercise the ~Order he has received?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[36] A[
728 Suppl, 36|            exercise the Order he has ~received? [*Cf. TP, Q[64], A[6]]~
729 Suppl, 36|            exercise the ~order he has received. For since, by virtue of
730 Suppl, 36|            exercise the order he ~has received, it would be lawful for
731 Suppl, 37|               certain effects may be ~received; but this sacrament is given
732 Suppl, 38|          Church retain the power they received, it is clear ~that by exercising
733 Suppl, 39|             be the case if he had not received Orders. Therefore a boy
734 Suppl, 40|               other tribes, they ~had received one fixed portion of the
735 Suppl, 40|               in the Order they ~have received. The words of Hugh refer
736 Suppl, 40|       shoulders, to ~show that he has received full power to dispense the
737 Suppl, 41|             avails himself of a favor received. But a man does not merit
738 Suppl, 43|         condition even of money to be received. ~Therefore it is not fittingly
739 Suppl, 52|              is the rule that what is received ~is in the recipient according
740 Suppl, 52|             reasonable that the ~seed received by the mother should be
741 Suppl, 54|                An active force is not received into an instrument in the ~
742 Suppl, 56|         between the receiver and the ~received at the sacred font.~Aquin.:
743 Suppl, 59|           united to her who has been ~received into the Christian faith" (
744 Suppl, 59|       converted after her husband has received Holy orders, her husband ~
745 Suppl, 64|      preparation for Communion ~to be received at that time.~Aquin.: SMT
746 Suppl, 65|        without having a ~dispensation received through Divine inspiration.
747 Suppl, 69|           that the rest which Lazarus received was in hell." Now the soul ~
748 Suppl, 69|               the one where they are ~received now, so ought we to distinguish
749 Suppl, 69|            the one in which they are ~received now from the one where they
750 Suppl, 69|            the one where they will be received after the ~resurrection.~
751 Suppl, 70|          therefrom. Now whatsoever is received in a thing is received ~
752 Suppl, 70|             is received in a thing is received ~according to the mode of
753 Suppl, 70|               Therefore that which is received ~in the soul from the fire,
754 Suppl, 71|            the end of life, ~and have received the final award for their
755 Suppl, 71|         obtained the grace whereby he received the pardon of ~his sins
756 Suppl, 72|            work of distinction things received different forms ~whereby
757 Suppl, 73|          respect of His human nature, received ~the firstfruits of grace
758 Suppl, 73|               His fulness we all have received . . . grace for ~grace" (
759 Suppl, 74|               the ~testimony of faith received not the promise," i.e. full
760 Suppl, 77|        embryos - and after these have received a rational ~soul, the resurrection
761 Suppl, 79|            passion, whether the thing received be fitting to the receiver
762 Suppl, 79|           when a ~sensible quality is received in an instrument, according
763 Suppl, 79|             not the quality itself is received: thus the pupil receives
764 Suppl, 79|               this way the quality is received according to ~its material "
765 Suppl, 82|            the body. For whatever ~is received into anything is received
766 Suppl, 82|             received into anything is received not according to the mode
767 Suppl, 82|              the soul is spiritual is received into the ~body as corporeal.
768 Suppl, 83|               that they will not have received the ~forgiveness of their
769 Suppl, 83|            another. For a form may be received ~into a subject materially
770 Suppl, 83|              another way one thing is received into another spiritually
771 Suppl, 83|              likeness of whiteness is received into the ~air and in the
772 Suppl, 83|              the agent spiritually is received into the patient ~materially:
773 Suppl, 83|              agent materially, but is received ~into the patient spiritually:
774 Suppl, 83|               the wall ~wherein it is received, whereas it is spiritually
775 Suppl, 83|             in the fire materially is received spiritually into the ~bodies
776 Suppl, 85|              had the faith which they received through God's words will
777 Suppl, 87|               4: Further, whatever is received into "a thing is received
778 Suppl, 87|             received into "a thing is received according ~to the mode of
779 Suppl, 87|               receiver and not of the received." But whatever is ~seen
780 Suppl, 87|       whatever is ~seen is, in a way, received into the seer. Therefore
781 Suppl, 89|              agreed that "whatever is received into any thing is therein ~
782 Suppl, 89|              this way ~every likeness received into a creature is defective
783 Suppl, 89|              form of yellowness were ~received into the eye, the eye would
784 Suppl, 89|             clear that by no likeness received in the created intellect
785 Suppl, 89|          perfection of the other, are received into ~the same recipient,
786 Suppl, 89|              thus light and color are received into a transparent object,
787 Suppl, 89|       therefore intellectual light is received ~into the soul, together
788 Suppl, 89|         essence, though they ~are not received in the same way, the Divine
789 Suppl, 89|               the corporeal object is received into the sight according
790 Suppl, 89|          bodily organ, nothing can be received ~therein except corporeally,
791 Suppl, 89|        corporeally, since whatever is received into a thing is ~therein
792 Suppl, 89|           cannot think but ~of things received from the senses, it thinks
793 Suppl, 89|             be seen through an ~image received from the thing itself, whereas
794 Suppl, 92|               whereas he should have ~received it from the girl's father.
795 Suppl, 92|       bestowed ~on them when they are received into glory, where the Bridegroom
796 Suppl, 93|     supposition of the wound which he received for the ~faith: and consequently
797 Suppl, 93|    consequently this wound previously received for the faith is ~the original
798 Suppl, 93|              die of the mortal wound ~received, or again if the wounds
799 Suppl, 93|                or again if the wounds received were not mortal, and he
800 Suppl, 93|          world the truth which He had received from the Father; ~He was
801 Suppl, 96|            For some said that whoever received the sacraments of ~faith
802 Suppl, 96|          eternal ~punishment who have received the sacraments of faith,
803 Suppl, 96|             fruit, even after we have received worthily.~Aquin.: SMT XP