Part, Question

501   2, 108 |   materially, since what is said is false, ~formally, on account of
502   2, 108 |       person intends to say what is false; ~wherefore also the word "
503   2, 108 |    Consequently if one says what is false, ~thinking it to be true,
504   2, 108 |       thinking it to be true, it is false materially, but not formally,
505   2, 108 |             cause another to have a false opinion, by ~deceiving him,
506   2, 108 |           is said that "a lie is a ~false signification by words,"
507   2, 108 |       intended to signify something false by means ~of signs, he would
508   2, 108 |             to ~have told something false: since their accounts of
509   2, 108 |           harm is done by raising a false opinion in a person's ~mind,
510   2, 108 |           unlawful to hold that any false assertion is ~contained
511   2, 108 |    decalogue: "Thou ~shalt not bear false witness." Therefore every
512   2, 108 |            charity by reason of its false ~signification. For if this
513   2, 108 |        mortal sin. If, however, the false signification be about something
514   2, 108 |             it causes him to have a false ~opinion, wherefore it is
515   2, 108 |             the other hand, if the ~false opinion engendered by the
516   2, 108 |         expressly forbidden to bear false witness against our neighbor.~
517   2, 109 |             in order to disseminate false doctrine, or that he may
518   2, 113 |         fatten my head," says: "The false praise of the flatterer
519   2, 116 |             greed of filthy ~lucre, false witnessing, violence, inhumanity,
520   2, 116 |           aforesaid. For lying ~and false witnessing are comprised
521   2, 116 |    comprised under falsehood, since false ~witnessing is a special
522   2, 120 |           is for man to adhere to a false god, according to Mt. 6:
523   2, 120 |             the Law ~the worship of false gods is excluded.~Aquin.:
524   2, 120 |         Among others the worship of false gods was observed ~by using
525   2, 120 |            as though they forbade a false confession of faith, which,
526   2, 120 |      swearing without judgment. But false swearing, which is ~without
527   2, 120 |           either the true God or a ~false god must fall out from man'
528   2, 120 |           is not. ~This pertains to false swearing, which is chiefly
529   2, 120 |            swears to that which is ~false, his swearing is vain in
530   2, 120 |     adultery, stealing and ~bearing false witness. But many other
531   2, 120 |        together with the bearing of false witness, ~which is more
532   2, 130 |           one glories in ~something false that is opposed to the reverence
533   2, 130 |             at most; but if they be false, it is hypocrisy. In ~another
534   2, 136 |        effeminacy, which is clearly false. ~Therefore pertinacity
535   2, 139 |              But this is apparently false. Therefore the need of the
536   2, 150 |           because he yielded to the false ~opinion of his fellow countrymen,"
537   2, 151 |           his mistress: "One little false tear will ~undo those words."~
538   2, 159 |       pretense: ~wherefore this is "false humility," of which Augustine
539   2, 159 |     magnanimity, which is evidently false. Therefore ~humility is
540   2, 159 |         some that seem to involve a false ~opinion - and this is inconsistent
541   2, 169 |        spirit?~(6) Whether anything false can be the matter of prophecy?~
542   2, 169 |           and mad are not ~true but false prophets, of whom it is
543   2, 169 |          prophesy, which is clearly false. For ~Gregory says (Hom.
544   2, 169 |       declared prophetically can be false?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[171] A[
545   2, 169 |      declared prophetically can be ~false. For prophecy is about future
546   2, 169 |           matter of prophecy can be false.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[171] A[
547   2, 169 |          matter of prophecy can be ~false.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[171] A[
548   2, 169 |            of a ~prophecy cannot be false, the following conditional
549   2, 169 |       matter of prophecy cannot ~be false.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[171] A[
550   2, 169 |             if ~its matter could be false. Therefore nothing false
551   2, 169 |            false. Therefore nothing false can come under ~prophecy.~
552   2, 169 |      knowledge, under which nothing false can ~possibly come, as stated
553   2, 169 |             A[8]. Therefore nothing false ~can come under prophecy.~
554   2, 170 |           willed," which is clearly false.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[172] A[
555   2, 170 |      written (Mt. 7:15): "Beware of false prophets, who ~come to you
556   2, 170 |           consequently all such are false prophets. Therefore no man
557   2, 170 |           is manifest that such are false ~prophets, because they
558   2, 170 |          addition, for instance as "false ~prophets," or "prophets
559   2, 170 |       devilish, or possessed, or a ~false prophet."~Aquin.: SMT SS
560   2, 170 |           sometimes ~utters what is false, the Holy Ghost never."
561   2, 170 |          the Holy Ghost never speak false, as stated above (Q[111],
562   2, 170 |             knowledge ~to be wholly false, without some mixture of
563   2, 170 |            that "no ~teaching is so false that it never mingles truth
564   2, 170 |             is not true; ~whereas a false prophet is not always instructed
565   2, 170 |     declares true things, sometimes false, as stated ~above.~Aquin.:
566   2, 176 |           24:24, "There shall arise false Christs and false ~prophets,
567   2, 176 |             arise false Christs and false ~prophets, and shall show
568   2, 176 |        Hence wicked men who teach a false doctrine never work ~true
569   2, 182 |      thereto; and this is evidently false.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[184] A[
570   2, 182 |          which consists not only in false words, but also in ~deceitful
571   2, 184 |          some of them. But ~this is false, since some who lead a secular
572   2, 185 |             in order to deprive the false apostles of the ~pretext
573   2, 185 |          off the ~occasion from the false apostles as he himself says (
574   2, 185 |         said (Mt. 7:15): "Beware of false prophets who come ~to you
575   2, 185 |          heresies, sends in advance false ~brethren, who under the
576   2, 187 |          always, which is evidently false.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[189] A[
577   3, 1   |           in creatures, and this is false, as stated above (FP, Q[
578   3, 2   |              1/1~Reply OBJ 2: It is false that under merit falls everything
579   3, 4   |             other assumed, which is false, as was shown ~above (Q[
580   3, 4   |          been no Incarnation, but a false and fictitious Incarnation." ~
581   3, 4   |            reality, this would be a false understanding; nor ~would
582   3, 5   |       manifestation would have been false, had He had a ~heavenly
583   3, 15  |           assumed; for there was no false human affection in Him ~
584   3, 16  |             would seem that this is false: "God is man." For every ~
585   3, 16  |     proposition of remote matter is false. Now this proposition, ~"
586   3, 16  |    affirmative, it would seem to be false.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[16] A[
587   3, 16  |            one Christ." But this is false: ~"The soul is the body."
588   3, 16  |              Therefore this also is false: "God is man."~Aquin.: SMT
589   3, 16  |            man; and this is clearly false.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[16] A[
590   3, 16  |             would seem that this is false: "Man is God." For God is
591   3, 16  |            Trinity." But ~these are false. Therefore the first is
592   3, 16  |              Therefore the first is false.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[16] A[
593   3, 16  |             man. Therefore ~this is false: "Man is God."~Aquin.: SMT
594   3, 16  |             would seem that this is false: "God was made man." For
595   3, 16  |           made simply. But this ~is false: "God was made simply."
596   3, 16  |          simply." Therefore this is false: "God was made ~man."~Aquin.:
597   3, 16  |         change ~not." Hence this is false: "God was made man."~Aquin.:
598   3, 16  |             Son of God. But this is false: "God was made the Person
599   3, 16  |             God." Therefore this is false: "God was made man."~Aquin.:
600   3, 16  |             Hence, although this is false, ~"God was made the Person
601   3, 16  |           be deified. Hence this is false: "Man was made God."~Aquin.:
602   3, 16  |             and in this sense it is false, since ~neither the Man
603   3, 16  |           in the same sense this is false: "God was ~made man." But
604   3, 16  |            3), this proposition ~is false, because, when it is said, "
605   3, 16  |          was made Man," and this is false: "Man was ~made God"; even
606   3, 16  |           today," and this would be false; "This white thing was made
607   3, 16  |          this proposition is simply false, in the judgment of ~the
608   3, 16  |        incompatible. Hence ~this is false: "This Man began to be."
609   3, 16  |        predicate, therefore this is false: "The Man Christ began ~
610   3, 16  |             would seem that this is false: "Christ as Man is a creature," ~
611   3, 16  |          human ~nature. But this is false: "Christ as Man is the human
612   3, 16  |             Therefore ~this is also false; Christ as Man is a creature.~
613   3, 16  |            v, text. 23. But this is false: "Christ as ~Man is per
614   3, 16  |      creature." Hence this, too, is false; "Christ ~as Man is a creature."~
615   3, 16  |           or creature. But this is ~false: "Christ as Man is Creator."
616   3, 16  |            uncreated, this ~will be false: "Christ as Man is a creature."
617   3, 16  |             God - which is ~clearly false.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[16] A[
618   3, 17  |            1/1~Reply OBJ 3: This is false, "Christ is only man"; because
619   3, 24  |             for this proposition is false - "The human ~nature is
620   3, 24  |            for ~this proposition is false: "The human nature is the
621   3, 24  |         Whether this proposition is false: "Christ as man was predestinated
622   3, 24  |            that this proposition is false: "Christ as man was ~predestinated
623   3, 24  |           of God. But the latter is false. ~Therefore the former is
624   3, 24  |             Therefore the former is false.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[24] A[
625   3, 24  |        other man. But the latter is false. Therefore ~the former is
626   3, 24  |            Therefore ~the former is false.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[24] A[
627   3, 24  |          materially, and thus it is false. For the sense would be ~
628   3, 28  |        Helvid. x]: which is clearly false, since ~according to the
629   3, 31  |            was in ~him. But this is false; because Christ was not
630   3, 32  |         Virgin: and this is clearly false. Therefore we should ~not
631   3, 35  |            But this ~proposition is false; "Christ was born twice":
632   3, 40  |        although the Jews threw this false accusation in ~His face,
633   3, 41  |        gospel narrative seems to be false. For it seems ~impossible
634   3, 46  |           then; which is manifestly false: for He was then celebrating
635   3, 50  |         called a soul. ~But this is false, because since the soul
636   3, 50  |          soul is a man: but this is false, as was shown ~in the FP,
637   3, 50  |          and that this is ~likewise false is clear both from what
638   3, 55  |             it was not a true but a false apparition. Now ~this is
639   3, 59  |          deceit of ~Arius and other false leaders unbelief continues
640   3, 59  |          Judgment-day. That this is false appears from the ~testimony
641   3, 59  |        creatures; which seems to be false, since ~this belongs to
642   3, 61  |      denomination, whether true or ~false, except they be united by
643   3, 62  |            this ~also appears to be false, because by Circumcision,
644   3, 64  |             himself: ~he thinks, by false pretenses, to cheat Him
645   3, 66  |            the Church some have had false notions ~concerning the
646   3, 68  |         those who come to her under false pretenses, ~according to
647   3, 68  |   sacramental signs. Now a sign ~is false if it does not correspond
648   3, 69  |          age. But this is evidently false, ~for two reasons. First,
649   3, 71  |         exorcized; which is clearly false. Therefore what is done
650   3, 71  |          signs. But this is clearly false; since in ~exorcizing, the
651   3, 73  |              But this is manifestly false, because the words spoken
652   3, 75  |            But this ~proposition is false: "After the consecration
653   3, 75  |            the aforesaid opinion is false.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[75] A[
654   3, 75  |    consecration this proposition is false: ~"The substance of the
655   3, 75  |       matter of the bread, which is false. Consequently, the bread
656   3, 75  |         Whether this proposition is false: "The body of Christ is
657   3, 75  |            that this proposition is false: "The body of Christ is ~
658   3, 75  |        Christ. But this seems to be false, ~because the bread is not
659   3, 75  |             proposition seems to be false: ~"The bread is converted
660   3, 75  |             proposition likewise is false: "The body of Christ is ~
661   3, 75  |             But this proposition is false: "Bread can be the body
662   3, 75  |          Therefore this is likewise false: "The body of Christ is
663   3, 77  |           general, which is clearly false, because thus they ~would
664   3, 77  |             But that supposition is false, as was stated above (Q[
665   3, 78  |         mass; yet this ~seems to be false, because, were the other
666   3, 78  |          the Mass. But that this is false can ~be seen both from Ambrose'
667   3, 78  |    pronouncing the words. But it is false to say: "Bread is Christ'
668   3, 78  |   expression, "This is My body," is false.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[78] A[
669   3, 78  |   expression, "This is My body," is false. Therefore the expression
670   3, 78  |      expression is ~to be judged as false simply; and the same reason
671 Suppl, 4 |             sensible pain, which is false.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[4] A[3]
672 Suppl, 6 |             a mortal sin, ~which is false), but because the time involves
673 Suppl, 8 |           impose ~penance, which is false.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[8] A[4]
674 Suppl, 8 |            his own priest; which is false, since otherwise ~the priest
675 Suppl, 10|       general ~confession, which is false. Therefore a general confession
676 Suppl, 14|           with altogether: which is false.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[14] A[
677 Suppl, 15| satisfactory will they be: which is false.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[15] A[
678 Suppl, 18|           the slight sin: ~which is false.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[18] A[
679 Suppl, 20|          Augustine says (De vera et false Poenitentia [*Work of an
680 Suppl, 29|         bishop. But this is clearly false since we proved when treating
681 Suppl, 36|           in himself; he thinks, by false pretense, to cheat Him ~
682 Suppl, 37|             characters: but this is false.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[37] A[
683 Suppl, 40|              not a bishop, which is false. Therefore they belong to
684 Suppl, 49|       excuse ~in paradise, which is false, for there, as Augustine
685 Suppl, 50|             concupiscence; which is false.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[50] A[
686 Suppl, 51|            error is to ~approve the false as though it were true,"
687 Suppl, 53|             impediment. Yet this is false, as shown by the Decretal
688 Suppl, 53|             objection is based on a false statement: since order is ~
689 Suppl, 54|             consanguinity: which is false.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[54] A[
690 Suppl, 54|            are accidents: ~which is false.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[54] A[
691 Suppl, 54|       equally related. ~But this is false since a man's great-uncle
692 Suppl, 54|             objection is based on a false premise: for ~consanguinity
693 Suppl, 54|            Objection proceeds from ~false premises.~Aquin.: SMT XP
694 Suppl, 55|            by affinity. But this is false. Therefore ~affinity does
695 Suppl, 55|        ill-will, and are proved ~by false witnesses. Hence he is not
696 Suppl, 56|             to brother: and this is false.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[56] A[
697 Suppl, 57|        tutors and masters, which is false. ~Therefore neither is any
698 Suppl, 59|         take another wife, which is false. In another way marriage
699 Suppl, 60|          the argument is based on a false premiss.~Aquin.: SMT XP
700 Suppl, 62|         Church has been deceived by false witnesses in pronouncing
701 Suppl, 62|             objection is based on a false ~interpretation.~Aquin.:
702 Suppl, 66|          become irregular: which is false. Therefore bigamy ~nowise
703 Suppl, 70|          But the aforesaid view is ~false, for since a power is so
704 Suppl, 70|             pain may result ~from a false imagination, as Augustine
705 Suppl, 70|             the former results from false fancies ~which the erring
706 Suppl, 71|              and ~this is evidently false.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[71] A[
707 Suppl, 72|           various people on various false foundations. ~For certain
708 Suppl, 73|         would ~be natural: which is false.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[76] A[
709 Suppl, 75|            from others: and this is false.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[78] A[
710 Suppl, 76|             opinion arises from two false sources. The first of these
711 Suppl, 76|          that ~the above opinion is false.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[79] A[
712 Suppl, 76|           form and matter; which is false.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[79] A[
713 Suppl, 78|         greater quantity, which is ~false. Therefore that quantity
714 Suppl, 80|        animam]: and this is clearly false.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[
715 Suppl, 80|             objection proceeds on a false ~supposition.~Aquin.: SMT
716 Suppl, 80|           because it is based on a ~false supposition, or begs the
717 Suppl, 80|             But this supposition is false, because if it were true
718 Suppl, 83|          this has been shown ~to be false (A[2]). Therefore they will
719 Suppl, 83|         will be corrupted: which is false. Therefore ~those bodies
720 Suppl, 85|           Thess. 2:2) disclaims the false signification ~which some
721 Suppl, 88|       naturally. But this again ~is false, since every body that is
722 Suppl, 88|             proved manifestly to be false from the ~statement of Gn.
723 Suppl, 96|             both the beasts and the false prophets [*Vulg.: 'the beast
724 Suppl, 96|              Vulg.: 'the beast and ~false prophet,' etc.] shall be
725 Appen1, 2| resurrection than ~before, which is false.~Aquin.: SMT XP App. 1 Q[
726 Appen1, 2|     themselves damned. But ~this is false, for did they not know that