Part, Question

501   2, 71  |              a most grievous defect, viz. ~blindness of mind. For
502   2, 71  |           hand the two latter goods, viz. of the body and of external
503   2, 74  |             good or evil may happen, viz. rational creatures: while ~
504   2, 76  |             asks for double payment, viz. one, the return of the
505   2, 77  |              denote a pure negation, viz."not to do evil"; for this
506   2, 78  |         Invent. ii, 53] reckons six, viz. "religion, piety, ~gratitude,
507   2, 78  |           Scip. i, 8) reckons seven, viz. ~"innocence, friendship,
508   2, 78  |        reckon five parts of justice, viz. "obedience" in ~respect
509   2, 78  |             parts annexed to justice viz. "liberality, kindliness,
510   2, 79  |             the treatise on charity, viz. of ~concord and the like,
511   2, 79  |             which it ~offers to God, viz. worship, and this is by
512   2, 79  |          which something is offered, viz. God, to Whom ~worship is
513   2, 81  |           also to uncreated Persons, viz. the Son and Holy Ghost. ~
514   2, 81  |              the goodness of prayer, viz. humility and faith. For
515   2, 83  |        belongs to a definite virtue, viz. religion. But it ~happens
516   2, 85  |       precept about personal tithes, viz. those ~that are payable
517   2, 86  |           fulfils only one ~counsel, viz. the counsel to do it, whereas
518   2, 86  |                fulfils two counsels, viz. the counsel to vow and
519   2, 92  |        Neither do we say ~that you," viz. the Manichees, "are pagans,
520   2, 114 |             than the contrary ~vice, viz. adulation or flattery.
521   2, 121 |                2) its principal act, viz. martyrdom; (3) the vices
522   2, 122 |              part of its ~chief act, viz. endurance, hence it is
523   2, 124 |          them* less than he ought. [*Viz. the contrary goods. One
524   2, 126 |              other act of fortitude, viz. endurance. The first is
525   2, 129 |              regards is its ~matter, viz. honor, of which it makes
526   2, 130 |          says (Contra Maximin. iii), viz. that ~glory is, "as it
527   2, 139 |          concerned with the passion, viz. fear, which ~regards flight
528   2, 139 |              towards sensible goods, viz. desire and ~pleasure, and
529   2, 150 |             on the part of the body, viz. the violation of the seal
530   3, 1   |      inasmuch as the last creature - viz. man - is ~united to the
531   3, 1   |             to the first principle - viz. God. Therefore, even if
532   3, 2   |              as the ~Fathers taught, viz. that from the Divine and
533   3, 2   |             and body a double unity, viz. of nature and ~person -
534   3, 2   |               notion of the species, viz. accidents and individuating
535   3, 2   |             something ~more perfect, viz. in the whole. And hence,
536   3, 2   |              something more perfect, viz. in the Person of the Word.
537   3, 2   |             hypostasis of the ~Word, viz. the body and the soul and
538   3, 2   |     hypostasis a determinate nature, viz. rational, according to ~
539   3, 2   |              with a completed thing, viz. the whole Christ, ~as He
540   3, 2   |             soul and body in Christ, viz. lest they ~should thereby
541   3, 2   |               and nobler perfection, viz. the rational soul, as has
542   3, 2   |             body one common nature ~(viz. human) did not result,
543   3, 2   |           union is one and the same, viz. the Divine hypostasis. ~
544   3, 2   |            to the third is manifest, viz. because the union of the ~
545   3, 3   |              are implied two things, viz. the ~principle and the
546   3, 3   |               and this is threefold, viz. Paternity, Filiation and ~
547   3, 3   |      assumption implies two things, ~viz. the act of assuming and
548   3, 3   |      assumption implies two ~things, viz. the act of the one assuming
549   3, 3   |            is proper ~to the Father, viz. to beget the Son, would
550   3, 4   |            be taken from two things, viz. according to its dignity,
551   3, 4   |             extent by its operation, viz. by knowing and loving Him.
552   3, 4   |             as it is capable of God, viz. by attaining to Him through
553   3, 4   |              is above human nature, ~viz. the union with a Divine
554   3, 5   |            here below in a ~new way, viz. by His assumed. nature,
555   3, 6   |            perfection of the nature, viz. that we are ~conceived
556   3, 7   |      something ~pertaining to bliss, viz. the glorifying of His body.
557   3, 7   |        pertained to His perfection, ~viz. immortality and glory of
558   3, 7   |             contemplation ~of earth, viz. wisdom, knowledge, understanding,
559   3, 7   |       pre-eminence of that goodness, viz. of God, by ~Whose power
560   3, 7   |          that enigmatical knowledge, viz. ~by dream and vision, belongs
561   3, 7   |            common to all the saints, viz. to have grace enough to
562   3, 7   |             are in common in heaven, viz.: vision, ~possession and
563   3, 7   |           all eternity gave the Son, viz. the Divine Nature, which
564   3, 7   |            heat in actual existence, viz. the heat of fire. But on ~
565   3, 8   |           may consider three things, viz. order, perfection, and
566   3, 8   |       Nevertheless, there are ~some, viz. mortal, sins from which
567   3, 8   |          relatively ~but not simply, viz. so that man partake of
568   3, 8   |              is ordained to one act, viz. the sanctification of His
569   3, 8   |              is ordained to another, viz. to sanctifying others. ~
570   3, 8   |      distinguish ~a threefold grace, viz. the grace of union, capital
571   3, 8   |            head of the whole Church, viz. during the time of his
572   3, 9   |           nature of the ~human soul, viz. that whereby we naturally
573   3, 10  |             to Him to know the less, viz. the time of ~Judgment.
574   3, 11  |              be known by the senses, viz. separate substances. Therefore
575   3, 11  |             soul of ~a comprehensor, viz. that it is nowise subject
576   3, 12  |           what the ~Evangelist says, viz. that He increased in "knowledge
577   3, 13  |         since man has three states - viz. innocence, sin, and glory,
578   3, 15  |            the soul of the wise man, viz. for desire, ~will - for
579   3, 16  |          Wherever I have said this," viz. that Christ Jesus is a
580   3, 16  |       converse of this is not true, ~viz. that a suppositum of human
581   3, 16  |              of Christ, in this way, viz. that such as pertained
582   3, 16  |            this sense both are true, viz. that "Man ~was made God"
583   3, 16  |             because this suppositum, viz. the Person of the Son of
584   3, 16  |          both may be said of Christ, viz. that He is a creature and
585   3, 16  |            but with a qualification, viz. "in His human nature."
586   3, 17  |              there are two natures, ~viz. the Divine and the human,
587   3, 17  |              the human, one of them, viz. the Divine, may be ~predicated
588   3, 17  |           For I can say ~that "both, viz. God and Man, are God" on
589   3, 17  |             Who assumes; and ~"both, viz. God and Man," are Man on
590   3, 18  |             there was only one will, viz. the ~Divine.~Aquin.: SMT
591   3, 18  |            is a double ~will in man, viz. the natural will which
592   3, 18  |             there is a twofold will, viz. the will of sensuality,
593   3, 21  |              but one will in Christ, viz. the Divine, it would nowise ~
594   3, 25  |            same adoration as Christ, viz. the adoration of "latria."
595   3, 25  |            to Him in some other way, viz. by ~representation and
596   3, 25  |              the difference of form, viz. the ~soul: but it is the
597   3, 26  |            is the ~subject of grace, viz. the rational soul. Nevertheless,
598   3, 27  |            all in her was perfected, viz. her body ~and soul.~Aquin.:
599   3, 27  |             As to what Ambrose says, viz. that in John the Baptist
600   3, 27  |           signify the great ~truth," viz. that the woman was the
601   3, 28  |         Concup. i): "In that union," viz. the marriage of Mary and ~
602   3, 31  |          says (Rm. ~9:5): "Of whom" (viz. the Jews) "is Christ according
603   3, 31  |            He was ~within the womb," viz. of a woman's body: "but
604   3, 33  |        infinite power ~of the agent, viz. the Holy Ghost, by whom
605   3, 36  |          announced to the righteous, viz. Simeon and Anna, through
606   3, 36  |             known to the ~righteous, viz. Simeon and Anna, by the
607   3, 36  |             FP, Q[51], A[1], ad 2]," viz. an ~angel, "should preach.
608   3, 37  |      indicate from what He saved us, viz. from the devil, whose spoils ~
609   3, 37  |           the same, as in the first, viz. to the mystery of the ~
610   3, 41  |               only deals with three, viz. gluttony, vainglory, and
611   3, 43  |            sign such as they sought, viz. from heaven": but not that ~
612   3, 43  |              given "to unbelievers," viz. that they may be ~converted
613   3, 43  |             Christ, ~there is "one," viz. the Divine, which shines
614   3, 43  |            miracles; and ~"another," viz. the human, "which submits
615   3, 45  |              farther on (XP, Q[82]), viz. impassibility, agility,
616   3, 46  |            the flesh; or with evils, viz. ~of a perishing people,
617   3, 60  |          relation to the one thing, ~viz. something sacred.~Aquin.:
618   3, 60  |              signify something holy, viz. Divine ~wisdom and goodness
619   3, 60  |            cause of ~man's holiness, viz. the blood of Christ; according
620   3, 60  |              signify one thing only, viz. eternal life.~Aquin.: SMT
621   3, 60  |           two things are ~signified, viz. Christ's true body, and
622   3, 60  |            things may be considered; viz. the very cause of our sanctification, ~
623   3, 60  |        different ~parts of the verb, viz. present, past, and future.
624   3, 61  |            certain extent spiritual, viz. in its signification and
625   3, 62  |            xix): "All these things," viz. pertaining to the sacraments, "
626   3, 62  |           pass away, but the power," viz. of God, "which works by
627   3, 64  |              a sacrament is twofold; viz. he who institutes the sacraments, ~
628   3, 64  |           both real and sacramental, viz. ~the character, it does
629   3, 64  |              Church of ~Alexandria"; viz. in regard to the reality
630   3, 65  |         ordained thereto indirectly, viz. by removing ~some supervening
631   3, 65  |      sacraments imprint a character, viz. Baptism, ~Confirmation
632   3, 66  |            which all ~living things, viz. plants and animals are
633   3, 66  |              the instrumental cause, viz. the minister who ~confers
634   3, 66  |             of the aforesaid names," viz. of the three Persons, ~"
635   3, 66  |           present in sensible signs: viz. the Father in the voice,
636   3, 66  |              as to deem a mere man," viz. Montanus, ~"to be the Holy
637   3, 66  |              OBJ 5: Both sacraments, viz. Baptism and the Eucharist,
638   3, 66  |            are fittingly described - viz. Baptism of ~Water, of Blood,
639   3, 67  |             of Christ's sacraments, ~viz. those of Baptism, of the
640   3, 67  |          duty it is to cleanse only: viz. ~either by driving away
641   3, 68  |              principal ~festivities, viz. of Easter and Pentecost,
642   3, 68  |          twofold effect in the soul, viz. the ~character and grace.
643   3, 70  |              which preceded Baptism, viz. Circumcision, (2) those
644   3, 70  |            which accompany ~Baptism, viz. Catechism and Exorcism.~
645   3, 72  |        Baptism, is a simple element, viz. water. Therefore chrism,
646   3, 72  |           having a corporeal matter, viz. ~Baptism, and also the
647   3, 72  |      instrumental power in two ways, viz. ~when it receives the form
648   3, 72  |          fight against visible foes, viz. against the persecutors ~
649   3, 72  |              are fixed for ~Baptism, viz. Easter and Pentecost. Therefore
650   3, 72  |              these two ~sacraments," viz. Baptism and Confirmation, "
651   3, 75  |      proposition with an alternative viz. ~that (the substance) may
652   3, 77  |       untruth of what some maintain; viz. that ~the species do not
653   3, 78  |              term of the conversion; viz. that the body of ~Christ
654   3, 79  |          grains is one thing made," ~viz. bread; "and many grapes
655   3, 79  |         grapes flow into one thing," viz. wine. And ~therefore he
656   3, 80  |            external spiritual cause, viz. ~the deception of the demons,
657   3, 80  |            these is always verified, viz. the bodily defilement,
658   3, 83  |              for which He was ~sold, viz. thirty pence. And a double
659   3, 84  |            which is sacrament ~only, viz. the acts performed outwardly
660   3, 84  |             effect of the sacrament, viz. grace which blots out sin.
661   3, 84  |             that, Matter is twofold, viz. proximate and remote: thus
662   3, 84  |         removal of a certain matter, viz. sin, in so far as sins
663   3, 84  |            the sacrament of Penance, viz. the ~forgiveness of sins,
664   3, 84  |           something being supposed, ~viz. sin: for unless man were
665   3, 84  |            Cor. 2:7): "Comfort him," viz. the ~penitent, "lest perhaps
666   3, 84  |         second time. Some of ~these, viz. the Novatians, went so
667   3, 84  |             were ~once illuminated," viz. through Baptism, "to be
668   3, 84  |          renewed again to ~penance," viz. through Baptism, which
669   3, 84  |              what He loved be lost," viz. by despair.~
670   3, 85  |             by a bodily ~alteration, viz. tears, according to Gregory,
671   3, 85  |             it is ~about evil deeds, viz. sins, which have no place
672   3, 85  |             of removing ~its result, viz. the anger of God and the
673   3, 85  |              stated in Ethic. v, ~4, viz. "distributive" and "commutative."
674   3, 85  |             necessary ~if something, viz. sin, be presupposed, as
675   3, 86  |            they would not have sin" (viz. ~unbelief): "for this is
676   3, 86  |           material ~element remains, viz. the inordinate turning
677   3, 86  |             but also of the ~matter, viz. water, albeit chiefly in
678   3, 87  |             the movement of penance, viz., the ~implicit or explicit
679   3, 87  |             not go out from thence," viz., from the prison, into
680   3, 88  |              in a restricted ~sense, viz., in so far as they are
681   3, 88  |     especially in four kinds of sin, viz., hatred of one's neighbor, ~
682   3, 88  |    ingratitude has a special effect, viz. the return, after a fashion,
683   3, 89  |          naturally ~precede penance, viz., faith, hope, and charity,
684   3, 89  |          first act of the ~penitent, viz., contrition, stands as
685   3, 89  |              remnants of sin remain, viz. ~dispositions caused by
686   3, 89  |           are ~called to be saints," viz. the predestined, who, however
687   3, 89  |            is his secondary dignity, viz. innocence, of ~which, as
688   3, 90  |         composed of several things, ~viz. contrition, confession,
689   3, 90  |           the perfection of Penance, viz., contrition, confession, ~
690 Suppl, 1 |           things are to be observed, viz. the very ~substance of
691 Suppl, 1 |             by mentioning its genus, viz. "sorrow," its ~object by
692 Suppl, 1 |             it ~to a special virtue, viz. penance, for it is thus
693 Suppl, 1 |              the soul ~a punishment, viz. the aforesaid sorrow, because
694 Suppl, 2 |            proper and principal act, viz. contrition, essentially ~
695 Suppl, 3 |            an act of a moral virtue, viz. penance, ~since it is a
696 Suppl, 3 |            to be more sorry for one, viz. the more grievous, than ~
697 Suppl, 3 |              more reason for sorrow, viz. the offense against ~God,
698 Suppl, 3 |             to the ~contrite person, viz. the offense against God.
699 Suppl, 4 |       contrition: first, its ~genus, viz. sorrow; secondly, its form,
700 Suppl, 5 |          punishment is due for some, viz. mortal, sins. Therefore
701 Suppl, 6 |             contracted from another, viz. original sin, ~can be remedied
702 Suppl, 6 |           bound to have contrition, ~viz. when he calls his sins
703 Suppl, 6 |          ways. First, ~accidentally, viz. when he is bound to do
704 Suppl, 6 |              Communion once a year, ~viz. at Easter, wherefore all
705 Suppl, 7 |               the matter manifested, viz. sin; ~thirdly, the person
706 Suppl, 7 |           the manifestation is made, viz. the priest; ~fourthly,
707 Suppl, 7 |        priest; ~fourthly, its cause, viz. hope of pardon; fifthly,
708 Suppl, 7 |         pardon; fifthly, its effect, viz. ~release from part of the
709 Suppl, 8 |             in virtue of his office, viz. the ~priest, and another,
710 Suppl, 8 |            the part of the minister, viz. the absolution and imposition
711 Suppl, 8 |          essential to the sacrament, viz. contrition and confession.
712 Suppl, 8 |           required ~for two reasons, viz. to pay the debt, and to
713 Suppl, 8 |             with regard to ~the sin, viz. "glorification" and "delicacies"
714 Suppl, 9 |            purpose of manifestation, viz. our own ~words; for other
715 Suppl, 9 |            for a particular purpose, viz. the due end, and in this ~
716 Suppl, 9 |              should be "courageous," viz. that the truth ~should
717 Suppl, 9 |           reason of its very nature, viz. confession, this act is
718 Suppl, 11|             third and truer opinion, viz. that what a man ~knows
719 Suppl, 12|           Dogm. liv] is unsuitable - viz. that "satisfaction ~is
720 Suppl, 12|          definition of satisfaction, viz. removal ~of the causes,
721 Suppl, 12|              sin, which are twofold: viz. the lust of sin through
722 Suppl, 13|             this is equal ~somewhat, viz. according to proportion,
723 Suppl, 13|       subject to a certain measure, ~viz. the fulfillment of God'
724 Suppl, 13|              paid for the same ~sin, viz. by him who has begun to
725 Suppl, 13|    punishment has a twofold purpose, viz. to ~pay the debt, and to
726 Suppl, 13|             release from punishment, viz. ~eternal life.~Aquin.:
727 Suppl, 14|         effects for the same reason, viz. because they are ~pleasing
728 Suppl, 15|        saying ~that there are three, viz. almsdeeds, fasting, and
729 Suppl, 15|         saying that there are three, viz. almsdeeds, fasting, and ~
730 Suppl, 15|            to be three (1 Jn. 2:16), viz. ~"concupiscence of the
731 Suppl, 15|         satisfaction proper to them, viz. almsdeeds.~Aquin.: SMT
732 Suppl, 16|            act as now, but another, ~viz. thanksgiving to God for
733 Suppl, 17|             the key gives the genus, viz. "power," the subject of
734 Suppl, 17|           the subject of the ~power, viz. the "ecclesiastical judge,"
735 Suppl, 17|  ecclesiastical judge," and the act, viz. "of excluding ~or admitting,"
736 Suppl, 17|          that there is ~but one key, viz. the power of judging.~Aquin.:
737 Suppl, 17|             has to perform the ~act, viz. judgment of the fitness
738 Suppl, 19|            Poenit. i): "This right," viz. of ~binding and loosing, "
739 Suppl, 21|             admitted ~to two things, viz. the body of the faithful
740 Suppl, 23|             communication is lawful, viz. in those which concern
741 Suppl, 23|           the excommunicated person, viz. his wife, child, slave,
742 Suppl, 23|           apply in the opposite way, viz. that ~the master can communicate
743 Suppl, 29|              in one complete action, viz. the anointing of all the ~
744 Suppl, 29|              its effect on the body, viz. ~bodily health, is not
745 Suppl, 29|              to others in due order, viz. ~to the people through
746 Suppl, 29|           are essential to the form, viz. the prayer ~of deprecation,
747 Suppl, 29|              the form of a ~petition viz.: "Through this holy unction,
748 Suppl, 29|               mentioned in the form, viz.: "By this holy unction."~
749 Suppl, 29|            made of ~only one effect, viz. the remission of sins,
750 Suppl, 29|              works in the sacrament, viz. "the mercy of God," ~and
751 Suppl, 29|            of God," ~and the effect, viz. "remission of sins."~Aquin.:
752 Suppl, 30|              shall be forgiven him," viz. as to the ~guilt. Because
753 Suppl, 32|              receive bodily healing, viz. the sick; even as ~he alone
754 Suppl, 32|           the part of the recipient, viz. that he should be sick,