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501   3, 35  |              Jews except through the Blessed Virgin. Therefore He who
502   3, 35  |               above ~all things, God blessed for ever," is truly born
503   3, 35  |          ever," is truly born of the Blessed Virgin as ~of His Mother.~
504   3, 35  |    Consequently we must say that the Blessed Virgin is called the Mother
505   3, 35  |            So that when we say, "The Blessed Virgin is the ~Mother of
506   3, 35  |          Therefore it seems that the Blessed Virgin suffered pain in
507   3, 35  |              told (Lk. 2:7) that the Blessed Virgin herself ~"wrapped
508   3, 36  |         birth was made known ~to the Blessed Virgin and Joseph. Therefore
509   3, 37  |            was no uncleanness in the Blessed Virgin, as stated above ~(
510   3, 37  |  purification be fulfilled." But the Blessed Virgin brought ~forth a
511   3, 37  |            was ~not fitting that the Blessed Virgin should come to the
512   3, 37  |            Reply OBJ 1: Although the Blessed Virgin had no uncleanness,
513   3, 37  |            FS, Q[103], A[2]. But the Blessed Virgin contracted neither ~
514   3, 41  |              even said (Jn. 20:29): "Blessed are they that have not ~
515   3, 43  |             looking up to heaven, He blessed and brake: It ~was to be
516   3, 46  |          said of Christ (Mt. 21:9): "Blessed is He that ~cometh in the
517   3, 46  |         Christ's entire soul enjoyed blessed fruition during the Passion?~
518   3, 46  |            entire soul did not enjoy blessed ~fruition during the Passion.
519   3, 46  |             soul, inasmuch as it was blessed, ~to enjoy fruition, His
520   3, 48  |              according to Mt. 5:10: "Blessed are they that suffer ~persecution
521   3, 48  |             wherein we can be truly ~blessed." But, as is added in the
522   3, 52  |       Consequently, that rest of the blessed is now called ~Abraham's
523   3, 54  |             miracle ~bestowed on the blessed Bartholomew, that "if he
524   3, 55  |           Himself said (Jn. 20:29): "Blessed are they that have not seen,
525   3, 55  |         without beholding signs, are blessed in ~comparison with them
526   3, 57  |           see Me no longer'" - "For 'blessed are they that see not, yet ~
527   3, 58  |            nature ~in Christ is more blessed than all other creatures,
528   3, 59  |               that "the soul is made blessed by participation of God,
529   3, 60  |             Holy Ghost"; and may the Blessed Virgin succour thee, the ~
530   3, 60  |           the Holy Ghost, and of the Blessed ~Virgin Mary," the baptism
531   3, 60  |          baptize in the name of the ~Blessed Virgin as in the name of
532   3, 60  |              and in ~the name of the Blessed Virgin" be understood, not
533   3, 60  |           not as if the name of the ~Blessed Virgin effected anything
534   3, 66  |         baptizing, is ~exorcized and blessed. Therefore it seems that
535   3, 66  |             virtue, and this ~is the Blessed Trinity; and the instrumental
536   3, 66  |            cause as compared to ~the Blessed Trinity. For this reason
537   3, 66  |              it ~is all the same, as Blessed Ambrose saith), must not
538   3, 66  |             again in the name of the Blessed Trinity, when they come
539   3, 66  |            clean water," as also the Blessed Lawrence is related ~to
540   3, 66  |       Baptismo Parvulorum iv): "The ~Blessed Cyprian argues with considerable
541   3, 67  |               Further, it is told of Blessed Laurence, who was a deacon,
542   3, 67  |         above. And it was thus ~that Blessed Laurence, being but a deacon,
543   3, 68  |            keep the salvation of the blessed."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[68] A[
544   3, 70  |              nations of the earth be blessed" ~(Gn. 22:18). Moreover,
545   3, 72  |          Himself "taking bread . . . blessed . . ~. and in like manner
546   3, 72  |            of these sacraments to be blessed ~previously, since Christ'
547   3, 72  |             the oil of the sick ~are blessed before being put to sacramental
548   3, 72  |          strength which cause is the Blessed Trinity: and ~this is expressed
549   3, 72  |          fulness of ~power the Pope, Blessed Gregory, allowed simple
550   3, 72  |           chrism should be mixed and blessed on the day of Pentecost ~
551   3, 78  |              blood. But Christ first blessed the bread which He took,
552   3, 78  |             it is ~said that Christ "blessed," and this blessing was
553   3, 78  |          thus: ~"Taking the bread He blessed it, saying: This is My body,
554   3, 80  |              state, but He is in the blessed angels by manifest vision. ~
555   3, 82  |           chrism, the ~holy oil, and blessed oil, belongs exclusively
556   3, 82  |     dispensed by deacons: hence the ~blessed Lawrence said to the blessed
557   3, 82  |         blessed Lawrence said to the blessed Sixtus (Office of St. Lawrence, ~
558   3, 83  |            84:2,3: "Lord, Thou ~hast blessed Thy land . . . Thou hast
559   3, 83  |          festivals of Christ, of the Blessed Virgin, and of the apostles,
560   3, 83  |          saying with ~the children: "Blessed is he that cometh." In the
561   3, 83  |     Vouchsafe to ~make this oblation blessed," i.e. according to Augustine (
562   3, 83  |               that which is less, is blessed by the better." But Christ, ~
563   3, 83  |             repeated, at the words, "blessed, ~enrolled, ratified." Or
564   3, 83  |              time ~while saying, "He blessed."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[83] A[
565   3, 83  |              Christ Himself, and the Blessed Virgin, and the other saints,
566   3, 83  |         chalice ~denotes those fully blessed both in soul and body; while
567   3, 83  |       secondly, the enjoyment of the Blessed ~can be signified, which
568   3, 84  |            said to him (Mt. 16:17): "Blessed ~art thou Simon Bar-Jona:
569   3, 85  |       Further, a gloss on Lk. 6:21, "Blessed are ye that weep now," ~
570   3, 86  |              commenting on Ps. 118, "Blessed are the ~undefiled in the
571   3, 88  |           where he quotes Ps. 31:1: "Blessed are they whose iniquities ~
572   3, 89  |           retained his ~dignity; and Blessed Peter by shedding most bitter
573 Suppl, 4 |            by the words of Mt. 5:5, "Blessed are they that mourn." Therefore ~
574 Suppl, 4 |            the fulness of joy in the Blessed excludes all ~capability
575 Suppl, 16|       Gregory says (Moral. iv), "the blessed remember their sins, even
576 Suppl, 16|              evil, so is it with the blessed. It ~is this will that this
577 Suppl, 16|               as in the souls of the blessed in ~heaven. Therefore there
578 Suppl, 16|            can by no means be in the blessed angels, who have not committed
579 Suppl, 19|                that which is less is blessed by the greater [Vulg.: '
580 Suppl, 25|            indulgence was granted by Blessed Gregory for the Roman Stations.~
581 Suppl, 25|          gained in the church of the Blessed Peter, then a person ~gains
582 Suppl, 31|              is also related of the ~Blessed Genevieve that she anointed
583 Suppl, 31|        baptize, as instanced by the ~Blessed Laurence. Therefore they
584 Suppl, 34|            both monks and abbots are blessed, and yet such blessings ~
585 Suppl, 36|           than many bad ones, as the blessed Clement declares in his ~
586 Suppl, 39|           Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The blessed Paulinus did this out of
587 Suppl, 40| contradiction that which is less is ~blessed by the greater [Vulg.: '
588 Suppl, 40|           OTC Para. 2/2~Further, the blessed Cyril, bishop of Alexandria,
589 Suppl, 48|        virgin ~in mind and body. Yet Blessed John the evangelist after
590 Suppl, 48|         regard to the consent of the Blessed Virgin, we have ~spoken
591 Suppl, 56|             with the first ~taste of blessed salt and ending with Confirmation
592 Suppl, 62|           was minded to put away the Blessed Virgin not as ~suspected
593 Suppl, 63|        another wife, the marriage is blessed ~nevertheless. Because the
594 Suppl, 63|            time the marriage is not ~blessed on account of the defect
595 Suppl, 69|             is said to them: Come ye blessed of My Father." Now those ~
596 Suppl, 69|             bosom is the rest of the blessed poor, whose ~is the kingdom
597 Suppl, 69|         children have no hope of the blessed life, as the Fathers in
598 Suppl, 71|              words of Apoc. 14:13, ~"Blessed are the dead who die in
599 Suppl, 71|             from the opening words: "Blessed are the dead," ~etc. Or
600 Suppl, 71|            to life at the prayers of blessed ~Gregory, and thus obtained
601 Suppl, 71|             Or we may reply that the blessed departed may ~derive a reward
602 Suppl, 71|              whether in honor of the Blessed Virgin or ~of the Holy Ghost,
603 Suppl, 71|           Lord's saying (Lk. 6:20): "Blessed are ye poor, ~for yours
604 Suppl, 72|             of God; but each of ~the blessed must needs see in the Divine
605 Suppl, 72|        heaven can de. note only the ~blessed angels. Now immobility is
606 Suppl, 72|              them. In this sense the blessed Agnes said that the "sun
607 Suppl, 74|              believed concerning the Blessed ~Virgin and John the Evangelist [*
608 Suppl, 77|          will not rise ~again in the blessed, who will possess the kingdom
609 Suppl, 78|           again, especially from the blessed. Now ~age pertains to the
610 Suppl, 78|          will be perfect joy in the ~blessed. Now such a joy includes
611 Suppl, 78|          animal life ~will be in the blessed, and much more in others,
612 Suppl, 79|   IMPASSIBILITY OF THE BODIES OF THE BLESSED AFTER THEIR RESURRECTION (
613 Suppl, 79|           conditions under which the blessed rise again, ~and (1) the
614 Suppl, 79|         defects in the bodies of the blessed, ~such as the scars of the
615 Suppl, 79|           undescribable love for the blessed martyrs so as to desire
616 Suppl, 79|             will be equal in all the blessed. on the other hand, if we ~
617 Suppl, 79|      sensation in the bodies ~of the blessed: else the bodily life of
618 Suppl, 79|             Para. 1/1~Whether in the blessed, after the resurrection,
619 Suppl, 79|              et Sensato i). But ~the blessed, after the resurrection,
620 Suppl, 79|           will be impossible in the ~blessed. Therefore there will be
621 Suppl, 79|              Now human nature in the blessed will be in its greatest ~
622 Suppl, 79|      Therefore all the senses in the blessed will also ~be rewarded and
623 Suppl, 79|         think otherwise), and in the blessed it will affect the organ
624 Suppl, 80|        SUBTLETY OF THE BODIES OF THE BLESSED (SIX ARTICLES)~We must now
625 Suppl, 80|        subtlety of the bodies of the blessed. Under ~this head there
626 Suppl, 80|          will come to the aid of the blessed ~at will in whatever they
627 Suppl, 80|             1/2~On the contrary, The Blessed Virgin gave birth to her
628 Suppl, 81|         AGILITY OF THE BODIES OF THE BLESSED (THREE ARTICLES)~We must
629 Suppl, 81|         agility of the bodies of the blessed in the ~resurrection. Under
630 Suppl, 81|              movement will be in the blessed on account of need, for
631 Suppl, 81|            Or we may say that in the blessed there will never be an ~
632 Suppl, 83|        together in the bodies of the blessed.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[86] A[
633 Suppl, 84|           good they ~once did as the blessed to the sins they once committed.
634 Suppl, 84|          Neither ~therefore will the blessed have any knowledge of the
635 Suppl, 84|           will be impossible in the ~blessed. But this manifestation
636 Suppl, 84|            than the intellect of the blessed and of the angels is ~now,
637 Suppl, 84|         credible with ~regard to the blessed, since they will see all
638 Suppl, 85|          damnation, and each of the ~blessed his beatitude. Therefore,
639 Suppl, 86|     uncertain of their bliss are not blessed: ~whence Augustine proves (
640 Suppl, 86|          that the demons were never ~blessed. But the saints are now
641 Suppl, 86|               But the saints are now blessed. Therefore they are certain
642 Suppl, 86|          their life." Therefore ~the blessed will not be judged.~Aquin.:
643 Suppl, 88|         world; (2) The ~state of the blessed; (3) The state of the wicked.~
644 Suppl, 88|    secondarily in the bodies of the ~blessed, and afterwards in all other
645 Suppl, 88|           now, and the bodies of the blessed ~seven times more than the
646 Suppl, 89|          ESSENCE IN REFERENCE TO THE BLESSED* (THREE ARTICLES) [*Cf.
647 Suppl, 89|      consider matters concerning the blessed after ~the general judgment.
648 Suppl, 89|        highest bliss." Therefore the blessed ~will see God in His essence.~
649 Suppl, 89|            is not glorified. Now the blessed Job saw God with his eyes ~(
650 Suppl, 89|          mind, ~of which it is said: Blessed are the pure in heart."~
651 Suppl, 89|              life is the life of the blessed, wherein they ~will live
652 Suppl, 89|        things?" and he refers to the blessed who see God in His essence. ~
653 Suppl, 89|             Therefore since in ~that blessed vision the Divine essence
654 Suppl, 89|          saying of Gregory that this blessed ~vision suffices for the
655 Suppl, 89|   consummated once for all, ~all the blessed will know all that God knows
656 Suppl, 90|         beatitude on the part of the blessed: ~even so we observe in
657 Suppl, 90|     disposition which will be in the blessed, ~whence will result the
658 Suppl, 91|          Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the blessed in heaven will see the sufferings
659 Suppl, 91|               It would seem that the blessed in heaven will not see the ~
660 Suppl, 91|           are more cut off from the ~blessed than wayfarers. But the
661 Suppl, 91|              than wayfarers. But the blessed do not see the deeds of ~
662 Suppl, 91|            be no imperfection in the blessed. Therefore they will not
663 Suppl, 91|         Nothing should be denied the blessed that belongs to the ~perfection
664 Suppl, 91|          Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the blessed pity the unhappiness of
665 Suppl, 91|               It would seem that the blessed pity the unhappiness of
666 Suppl, 91|               be most perfect in the blessed. Therefore they will most
667 Suppl, 91|              1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the blessed will never be so far from
668 Suppl, 91|            his ~unhappiness. But the blessed cannot share in any unhappiness.
669 Suppl, 91|             by way of choice. In the blessed there will ~be no passion
670 Suppl, 91|              God, the angels and the blessed ~are said to pity them by
671 Suppl, 91|         right reason. Therefore ~the blessed in glory will have no pity
672 Suppl, 91|          Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the blessed rejoice in the punishment
673 Suppl, 91|               It would seem that the blessed do not rejoice in the punishment ~
674 Suppl, 91|             will be no hatred in the blessed. Therefore they will not
675 Suppl, 91|              1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the blessed in heaven will be in the
676 Suppl, 91|          Therefore ~neither will the blessed rejoice in the afflictions
677 Suppl, 91|             for ~them. Therefore the blessed nowise rejoice in the punishment
678 Suppl, 91|              the mind. Therefore the blessed will ~rejoice in the punishment
679 Suppl, 91|              cause of the joy of the blessed: while the punishment of
680 Suppl, 92|             1 - OF THE GIFTS* OF THE BLESSED (FIVE ARTICLES) [*The Latin '
681 Suppl, 92|            consider the gifts of the blessed; under which head there ~
682 Suppl, 92|            should be assigned to the blessed?~(2) Whether a gift differs
683 Suppl, 92|             assigned as dowry to the blessed?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[95] A[
684 Suppl, 92|            assigned as dowry to the ~blessed. For a dowry (Cod. v, 12,
685 Suppl, 92|            gifts are bestowed on the blessed ~by the father of the bridegroom,
686 Suppl, 92|            which are bestowed on the blessed should not be ~called a
687 Suppl, 92|             a dowry is befitting the blessed, ~for the same reason it
688 Suppl, 92|         neither is it befitting ~the blessed.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[95] A[
689 Suppl, 92|            whereas the reward of the blessed will consist of ~internal
690 Suppl, 92|              that, Without doubt the blessed when they are brought into ~
691 Suppl, 92|                Now the state of ~the blessed is perfected by the dowries.
692 Suppl, 92|            certain comeliness of the blessed ~themselves.~Aquin.: SMT
693 Suppl, 93|             OBJ 4: Further, "All the blessed are taken into the angelic
694 Suppl, 93|             Therefore as regards the blessed, there will be no reward
695 Suppl, 93|         aurea ~is awarded to all the blessed. Therefore the aureole is
696 Suppl, 93|             to the perfection of the blessed. Since, however, nothing
697 Suppl, 93|              would be due to all the blessed. Therefore it is the same
698 Suppl, 93|          prefect virginity is in the Blessed Virgin, wherefore she is
699 Suppl, 93|               For some say that the ~Blessed Virgin has not an aureole
700 Suppl, 93|             for since we believe the Blessed Virgin to have been ~altogether
701 Suppl, 93|             aureole: as instanced in blessed ~Cecilia who survived for
702 Suppl, 93|               as in the case of the ~blessed Sylvester, whose feast the
703 Suppl, 93|        desired to keep, for instance blessed Agnes and others whose martyrdom
704 Suppl, 93|          undescribable love for the ~blessed martyrs so as to desire
705 Suppl, 93|            to the martyrs," namely, "Blessed are they that ~suffer persecution."
706 Suppl, 94|          above ~for the glory of the blessed, and whatever is ignoble
707 Suppl, 94|              creature will be to the blessed a matter of joy, so will
708 Suppl, 94|            conduce to the joy of the blessed, and the heat of the flame
709 Suppl, 95|            they see the glory of the blessed?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[98] A[
710 Suppl, 95|                so is the will of the blessed in regard to good. But the
711 Suppl, 95|              regard to good. But the blessed never ~have an evil will.
712 Suppl, 95|               even as the joy of the blessed is increased by an increase
713 Suppl, 95|            for ~the happiness of the blessed, and desire their damnation.~
714 Suppl, 95|           answer that Even as in the blessed in heaven there will be
715 Suppl, 95|         namely in Himself, as by the blessed, who ~see Him in His essence;
716 Suppl, 95|       Consequently, good will in the blessed will not be a merit but
717 Suppl, 95|              whereby the joy ~of the blessed angels is increased, and
718 Suppl, 95|          damned see the glory of the blessed?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[98] A[
719 Suppl, 95|            not see the glory of the ~blessed. For they are more distant
720 Suppl, 95|        distant from the glory of the blessed than ~from the happenings
721 Suppl, 95|           they see the glory of ~the blessed.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[98] A[
722 Suppl, 95|           judgment day, will see the blessed ~in glory, in such a way
723 Suppl, 95|    altogether deprived of seeing the blessed: nor will this lessen their ~
724 Suppl, 95|        remembrance ~the glory of the blessed which they saw at or before
725 Suppl, 96|          angels and the souls of the blessed will at length ~pass from
726 Suppl, 96|              mercy"; and (Mt. 5:7): "Blessed are the merciful for they
727 Suppl, 96|              him by our Lord, Who is blessed ~for evermore. Amen.~
728 Appen1, 1|            impassibility ~(as in the blessed) or by reason of original
729 Appen1, 2|             concupiscence, as in the Blessed Virgin, there is no room
730 Appen2, 1|              is said (Apoc. 14:13): "Blessed are the dead who die in