Part, Question

501   2, 105 |           Amalec from generation to generation."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[105]
502   2, 105 |              Idumeans, in the third generation; while others were excluded
503   2, 105 |        assembly, down to the tenth ~generation. The same applies to eunuchs,
504   2, 105 |            continued through carnal generation: for even among ~the heathens,
505   2, 105 |            the species, by means of generation, ~for which purpose man
506   2, 106 |             I say to you that this ~generation shall not pass till all (
507   2, 106 |       explains as referring to "the generation of ~those that believe in
508   2, 110 |         born again sons of God. But generation ~terminates at the essence
509   2, 113 |             ways: first, by ~simple generation, which is from privation
510   2, 113 |             own will, but by carnal generation, so also is grace given
511   2, 113 |           just as in natural things generation ~and corruption differ,
512   2, 113 |     corruption differ, although the generation of one thing is the ~corruption
513   2, 113 |     illumination, and alteration to generation.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[113] A[
514   2, 1   |             requisite before actual generation can take ~place, an agent,
515   2, 16  |        twofold. One is the order of generation and of ~matter, in respect
516   2, 16  |             3~Hence in the order of generation, hope precedes charity.
517   2, 23  |            either ~by corruption or generation. Therefore charity cannot
518   2, 23  |            to ~acquire the power of generation, and so on until he arrives
519   2, 25  |         female produces the body in generation." Now man receives his soul,
520   2, 30  |             another by the power of generation.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[32] A[
521   2, 45  |           Douay: ~'wiser'] in their generation than the children of light."
522   2, 45  |          they are prudent in "their generation."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[47] A[
523   2, 53  |            Douay: 'wiser'] in their generation," etc. The ~Apostle includes
524   2, 62  |           even as in the process of generation nature proceeds from ~imperfection
525   2, 62  |           it is that just as in the generation of ~a man there is first
526   2, 71  |           the right ~order of human generation, whereby man enters upon
527   2, 71  |          being a disorder ~in human generation. Moreover the reviler is
528   2, 90  |           Douay: 'wiser'] in their ~generation than the children of light."
529   2, 97  |            2:9): "You are a chosen ~generation, a kingly priesthood, a
530   2, 100 |         father ~is the principle of generation, of education, of learning
531   2, 100 |         father being a principle of generation: for in this way the father
532   2, 102 |         dispositively towards their generation and preservation, obedience
533   2, 102 |           is the ~ordainer of human generation, and the right manner of
534   2, 105 |             is last in the order of generation is first ~in the order of
535   2, 106 |           unto the third and fourth generation." Thus for the sin of ~Cham,
536   2, 106 |          unto the third ~and fourth generation," seems to belong to mercy
537   2, 115 |       acquisition of money is ~like generation rather than use: while the
538   2, 120 |          according to the ~order of generation, the order, to wit, of man'
539   2, 120 |            observed in the order of generation. The first is that the ~
540   2, 120 |            established; thus in the generation ~of an animal the first
541   2, 120 |            observed in the order of generation is that in ~the first place
542   2, 120 |     negation, yet in the process of generation, negation, whereby ~obstacles
543   2, 149 |             belly and the organs of generation are neighbors, that the ~
544   2, 149 |           movement of the organs of generation is not subject to the command
545   2, 152 |            venereal act from which ~generation cannot follow; and, as hindering
546   2, 152 |        shown, since it is an act of generation accomplished in a manner ~
547   2, 152 |      regards acts directed to human generation, as ~stated above (Q[153],
548   2, 152 |           concerns acts ~from which generation cannot follow. Therefore
549   2, 152 |       lustful man intends not human generation but venereal ~pleasures.
550   2, 152 |        those acts from which ~human generation follows: and it is that
551   2, 152 |     authority as regards the act of generation, than as regards ~merely
552   2, 160 |         Douay: 'glory'], a joy unto generation and generation." Therefore ~
553   2, 160 |             joy unto generation and generation." Therefore ~pride is not
554   2, 162 |           of ~corruption even as of generation in two ways: in one way
555   2, 177 |         consist in nourishment ~and generation; the life of animals in
556   2, 180 |        comes first in ~the order of generation. In this way the active
557   2, 180 |            3); and, in the order of generation, disposition ~precedes form,
558   2, 180 |          precedes, in the order of ~generation, that which is proper to
559   2, 180 |           according to the order of generation; whereas the return from
560   3, 2   |             things the principle of generation is an intrinsic principle,
561   3, 2   |         because the ~end of natural generation, in that which is generated,
562   3, 2   |             this is the terminus of generation through which nature intends
563   3, 2   |       merits preceding the singular generation of our Head, may also find ~
564   3, 2   |             no merits preceded the ~generation of Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP
565   3, 2   |             10: "They were a wicked generation, and their malice natural." ~
566   3, 3   |          from the Father by eternal generation) "took our nature free ~
567   3, 4   |             they are not subject to generation and corruption; hence they ~
568   3, 6   |        completive form in order of ~generation. Therefore the flesh of
569   3, 7   |           is the universal cause of generation, as ~Dionysius says (Div.
570   3, 7   |             things that come under ~generation. Hence the second fulness
571   3, 7   |         disposition in the order of generation precedes the ~perfection
572   3, 10  |     whatsoever, ~since the state of generation and corruption will not
573   3, 10  |             only of things lacking ~generation and corruption, but also
574   3, 10  |           also of things capable of generation and ~corruption. But with
575   3, 19  |      reaches others only by carnal ~generation, so, too, the merit of Christ
576   3, 22  |               Who shall declare His generation?" and ~Who in His Godhead
577   3, 23  |         Christ's Father by ~natural generation; and this is proper to Him:
578   3, 26  |             are conveyed by seminal generation, and are the results of
579   3, 28  |      species have the same mode of ~generation: since generation is specified
580   3, 28  |          mode of ~generation: since generation is specified by its terminus
581   3, 31  |              Who shall declare His ~generation?" Therefore Christ's genealogy
582   3, 31  |             1, Isaias speaks of the generation of ~Christ's Godhead. Whereas
583   3, 31  |         Whereas Matthew relates the generation of Christ in His ~humanity;
584   3, 31  |           of God: whereas by carnal generation the ~Son of God became the
585   3, 31  |           omitted down to the third generation, lest it should be inserted
586   3, 31  |           so that until ~the fourth generation his posterity is cut off
587   3, 31  |          law ~of nature that in the generation of an animal the female
588   3, 31  |             the active principle of generation; as the ~Philosopher proves (
589   3, 31  |      supernatural mode ~of Christ's generation, that the active principle
590   3, 31  |             the active principle of generation was the ~supernatural power
591   3, 31  |            the natural mode of His ~generation, that the matter from which
592   3, 31  |        Woman's semen is not apt for generation, but is something ~imperfect
593   3, 31  |            as neither is ~it in the generation of other men, as stated
594   3, 32  |            fashions the body in the generation of other ~men, so the Power
595   3, 32  |         conceived is as the seed in generation. But the Holy Ghost did
596   3, 32  |             the active principle in generation, ~the Mother supplies the
597   3, 32  |              sonship," ~result from generation; yet not from any generation,
598   3, 32  |        generation; yet not from any generation, but from that of ~living
599   3, 32  |             only of animals in whom generation is more perfect. ~Nevertheless,
600   3, 32  |             respect of His ~eternal generation, by reason of which He is
601   3, 32  |         nature the passive power of generation, like any other woman. ~
602   3, 32  |           on her an active power of generation. And thus she ~cooperated
603   3, 32  |             The active principle in generation is called the ~"seminal
604   3, 32  |             has an active power in ~generation. And since in the Blessed
605   3, 32  |          the purpose of the ~act of generation, distinguish the male and
606   3, 32  |             of the female. Now, in ~generation there are two distinct operations -
607   3, 33  |             might ~be brought where generation might aptly take place.
608   3, 33  |          the blood to the place of ~generation; secondly, the formation
609   3, 33  |           together in the ~place of generation, Christ's body was both
610   3, 33  |         matter towards the place of generation.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[33] A[
611   3, 33  |          Gener. Animal. ii) ~in the generation of a man there must needs
612   3, 33  |     Philosopher says is true in the generation of ~other men, because the
613   3, 34  |           in this that his natural ~generation is terminated. But we do
614   3, 35  |      terminus. For the ~terminus of generation and of every nativity is
615   3, 35  |            written (Mt. 1:18): "The generation of Christ was ~in this wise.
616   3, 35  |             Q[32], A[3]), not every generation implies ~fatherhood or motherhood
617   3, 35  |           and sonship, but only the generation of living ~things. Consequently
618   3, 35  |         from this, but ~only in the generation of living things, which
619   3, 35  |             may be perceived in the generation of Christ. For the Word
620   3, 35  |             sons by several acts of generation. Wherefore the ~paternity
621   3, 35  |     specifically, since the acts of generation are ~specifically the same.
622   3, 35  |            several sons by ~natural generation. But it would not be so
623   3, 35  |       father of one son ~by natural generation and of another by adoption.~
624   3, 35  |         father is the principle of ~generation in one way, and the mother
625   3, 36  |          Reply OBJ 1: By the way of generation and movement we must of
626   3, 37  |           of skin in the ~member of generation, signified "the passing
627   3, 37  |             passing away of the old generation" ~[*Athanasius, De Sabb.
628   3, 43  |             A wicked and adulterous generation seeketh after a ~sign; and
629   3, 44  |             An evil and adulterous ~generation seeketh a sign; and a sign
630   3, 45  |           conscious of that perfect generation.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[45] A[
631   3, 57  |            dwelling-place is one of generation ~and corruption, the heavenly
632   3, 65  |            in three ways. First, by generation whereby ~a man begins to
633   3, 65  |    Matrimony by a first and natural generation; ~while in Baptism he is
634   3, 65  |             a second and spiritual ~generation. Therefore Matrimony should
635   3, 65  |          the human race by means of generation: whereas the sacrament of
636   3, 66  |          just as neither can carnal generation. Hence Augustine says on
637   3, 67  |            2~Reply OBJ 3: In carnal generation male and female co-operate
638   3, 67  |           the passive, principle of generation. But in spiritual ~generation
639   3, 67  |       generation. But in spiritual ~generation they do not act, either
640   3, 67  |        above ~(A[3]). But in carnal generation nothing else is required
641   3, 67  |            manner likened to carnal generation: wherefore it is ~written (
642   3, 67  |             guile." Now, in carnal ~generation the new-born child needs
643   3, 67  |            wherefore, ~in spiritual generation also, someone is needed
644   3, 67  |            1~Reply OBJ 2: In carnal generation nothing is essential besides
645   3, 67  |            OBJ 2: Just as spiritual generation is distinct from carnal ~
646   3, 67  |            is distinct from carnal ~generation, so is spiritual education
647   3, 68  |             manifest that in carnal generation man ~does not beget in respect
648   3, 69  |         which corresponds to carnal generation. But ~by carnal generation
649   3, 69  |          generation. But ~by carnal generation man contracts none but original
650   3, 69  |         Remiss. i), that "in carnal generation, ~original sin alone is
651   3, 69  |     fruitfulness pertains to active generation. But a man is ~regenerated
652   3, 70  |      contracted through the act ~of generation. Thirdly, because it was
653   3, 72  |            besides the ~movement of generation whereby man receives life
654   3, 73  |           it is clear ~that just as generation is required for corporeal
655   3, 73  |        Baptism, which is ~spiritual generation; and Confirmation, which
656   3, 73  |             made come to us through generation, while the same, as nourishing
657   3, 74  |            the stage of incomplete ~generation, and therefore it has not
658   3, 75  |      present in the last instant of generation. Hence no instant can be ~
659   3, 77  |      corruption of one thing is the generation of ~another" (De Gener.
660   3, 77  |            remain entire after the ~generation of the aforesaid things.
661   3, 79  |             2: Baptism is spiritual generation, which is a transition from ~
662   3, 83  |           be said that His eternal ~generation, of itself, is in the full
663 Suppl, 2 |         that Baptism is a spiritual generation; whereas ~Penance, as regards
664 Suppl, 2 |           Now it is evident in the ~generation of a body, accompanied by
665 Suppl, 2 |              are removed by the one generation: ~whereas in alteration,
666 Suppl, 6 |           which is last in order of generation is first in the order of ~
667 Suppl, 32|        anointed, and the organs of ~generation which it would be unbecoming
668 Suppl, 39|           the Lord ~until the tenth generation." Much less therefore should
669 Suppl, 41|      preservation of the species by generation which is possible without ~
670 Suppl, 52|         there are many obstacles to generation that are not capable of ~
671 Suppl, 52|         than on ~the matter. Now in generation the father gives the form,
672 Suppl, 54|           to ~live until the fourth generation, so that consanguinity cannot
673 Suppl, 54|             to the third and fourth generation. Secondly, because ~in each
674 Suppl, 54|          Secondly, because ~in each generation the blood, the identity
675 Suppl, 54|              Thus after ~the fourth generation it is fitting for the carnal
676 Suppl, 55|       mingling of seeds that ~makes generation possible: wherefore a like
677 Suppl, 56|          except by a perfect act of generation. Wherefore ~affinity is
678 Suppl, 56|           it is possible for carnal generation to follow. Now spiritual
679 Suppl, 56|            to follow. Now spiritual generation ~is not perfected except
680 Suppl, 56|            a (carnal) ~father as to generation which is the way to being.
681 Suppl, 56|         sacred ~font. For in carnal generation carnal relationship is contracted
682 Suppl, 56|             that, Just as in carnal generation a person is born of a father ~
683 Suppl, 56|             mother, so in spiritual generation a person is born again a
684 Suppl, 56|      addition of a person by carnal generation entails a ~degree with regard
685 Suppl, 57|            form which is the end of generation, and a ~term "wherefrom,"
686 Suppl, 57|             contrary form, so legal generation has a ~term "whereto," namely
687 Suppl, 57|           Reply OBJ 1: By spiritual generation the son is not withdrawn
688 Suppl, 59|          his former life, since the generation ~of one thing is the corruption
689 Suppl, 64|           seed in this case apt for generation. Moreover a complaint of
690 Suppl, 71| regeneration, wherefore just as by ~generation being does not accrue save
691 Suppl, 72|          bodies is directed to the ~generation of inferior bodies, because
692 Suppl, 72|             De Subst. ~Orbis.). But generation will cease then. Therefore
693 Suppl, 72|             the purpose of ~causing generation in these lower bodies, but
694 Suppl, 72|          does not follow that where generation ~ceases, the light of the
695 Suppl, 72|          the middle of the place of generation. Hence ~others say that
696 Suppl, 72|           movement is the cause of ~generation and corruption of lower
697 Suppl, 72|       passive principle, as in the ~generation of simple bodies. The passive
698 Suppl, 72|        passive principle of natural generation ~is the natural passive
699 Suppl, 72|            ultimate form, as in the generation of a man according to the ~
700 Suppl, 72|     definite way by ~the process of generation from seed. Wherefore even
701 Suppl, 73|            the principle ~of active generation, and yet the whiteness of
702 Suppl, 73|              thus He might work the generation of lower bodies even ~though
703 Suppl, 73|         heaven is ~the cause of the generation of the lower bodies. In
704 Suppl, 76|             to a body by the way of generation. Secondly, as to ~the body
705 Suppl, 76|           body ~begotten of natural generation, as also that it is united
706 Suppl, 76|         matter of things subject to generation and ~corruption, we must
707 Suppl, 76|          recurrence that ~occurs in generation and corruption and that
708 Suppl, 76|             hand, things subject to generation ~and corruption return by
709 Suppl, 76|            and corruption return by generation to specific but not numerical ~
710 Suppl, 76|             other things subject to generation ~and corruption is not subsistent
711 Suppl, 76|      self-same man recur by natural generation, ~because the body of the
712 Suppl, 76|      humanity: for it is clear that generation and resurrection are not
713 Suppl, 77|         that which is in process of generation in the human body ~is not
714 Suppl, 77|            are still in ~process of generation because they are potentially
715 Suppl, 77|          the members that serve for generation will be after ~the resurrection
716 Suppl, 77|       elements are in the course of generation in ~relation to mixed bodies,
717 Suppl, 77|             it reaches the ~term of generation by the act of the generative,
718 Suppl, 77|    multiplication that results from generation, must needs admit that ~
719 Suppl, 77|         matter of things subject to generation and ~corruption it is necessary
720 Suppl, 78|          functions of nutrition and generation?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[81] A[
721 Suppl, 78|             of sexes is directed to generation; and ~in like manner the
722 Suppl, 78|              OTC Para. 2/2~Further, generation is directed to supply the
723 Suppl, 78|           preordained by God, since generation will continue up to that ~
724 Suppl, 81|             moving lower ~bodies to generation and corruption, which is
725 Suppl, 83|      quality. Now ~corruption, like generation, is the term of alteration.
726 Suppl, 85|          rise in judgment with this generation, and shall condemn it."
727 Suppl, 86|          rise in judgment with this generation, and shall ~condemn it."
728 Suppl, 86|             is last in the order of generation is the first in the ~order
729 Suppl, 88|           for the sake of continual generation in this lower world." But
730 Suppl, 88|           in this lower world." But generation ~will cease when the number
731 Suppl, 88|             be the principle of the generation and corruption of ~plants.
732 Suppl, 88|          thereby it is the cause of generation and ~corruption in this
733 Suppl, 88|             bodies are the cause of generation ~in this lower world by
734 Suppl, 88|             their light. But, ~when generation ceases, movement will cease
735 Suppl, 88|          ceased to be the cause of ~generation, its brightness will remain,
736 Suppl, 88|             needs the movement and ~generation of a corporeal creature;
737 Suppl, 88|            this end their continual generation is directed (De ~Generat.
738 Suppl, 88|      renewed will remain ~for ever, generation and corruption being done
739 Suppl, 89|     intellect to be the subject of ~generation and corruption, as being
740 Suppl, 94|             that time will there be generation or corruption. Consequently
741 Suppl, 94|          end, there will be neither generation, nor ~corruption, nor bodily
742 Suppl, 94|             remain in this state of generation and corruption. The fire