Part, Question

501   3, 71  |          the pouring of the saving ~water: but in Baptism he loses
502   3, 72  |           is a simple element, viz. water. Therefore chrism, which
503   3, 72  |            above (Q[66], A[3]) that water is ~used as the matter of
504   3, 72  |           But, though the baptismal water receives a kind of ~blessing
505   3, 72  |              which is the cleansing water, and the effect, ~which
506   3, 73  |              just as cleansing with water causes the baptismal character
507   3, 73  |          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The water of Baptism does not cause
508   3, 73  |            effect by ~reason of the water, but by reason of the power
509   3, 73  |              which ~power is in the water. Hence on Jn. 5:4, "An angel
510   3, 73  |           Chrysostom observes: "The water does not act simply as such ~
511   3, 73  |             Holy Ghost does ~to the water of Baptism: hence the species
512   3, 73  |             own body; the baptismal water contains something which
513   3, 74  |         from the grape?~(6) Whether water should be mixed with it?~(
514   3, 74  |          mixed with it?~(7) Whether water is of necessity for this
515   3, 74  |              Of the quantity of the water added.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
516   3, 74  |           bread and wine mixed with water are to ~be offered."~Aquin.:
517   3, 74  |         sobriety, offer nothing but water in this ~sacrament.~Aquin.:
518   3, 74  |            which is eating: for, as water is used in the ~sacrament
519   3, 74  |     cleansing is commonly done with water; so bread and wine, wherewith
520   3, 74  |            of baptism, but only the water wherewith ~the body of the
521   3, 74  |            therefore no more of the water is hallowed than what is
522   3, 74  |         salt or fresh, warm or cold water. ~Therefore neither ought
523   3, 74  |             warm and cold baptismal water: because there ~might be
524   3, 74  |              sacrament. Because, as water is the matter of Baptism,
525   3, 74  |         conferred with any kind of ~water. Therefore this sacrament
526   3, 74  |             Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether water should be mixed with the
527   3, 74  |            1/1~OBJ 1: It seems that water ought not to be mixed with
528   3, 74  |         Consequently it ~seems that water should not be added in this
529   3, 74  |            respective matters. ~But water is the matter of Baptism.
530   3, 74  |          bread ~and wine mixed with water are to be offered in sacrifice."~
531   3, 74  |            Para. 1/1~I answer that, Water ought to be mingled with
532   3, 74  |    sacrament in wine ~tempered with water according to the custom
533   3, 74  |       chalice neither wine only nor water only ought to be offered,
534   3, 74  |         people are signified by the water, but Christ's ~blood by
535   3, 74  |            the wine. Therefore when water is mixed with the wine in
536   3, 74  |           says (De Sacram. v): "The water ~flows into the chalice,
537   3, 74  |             it is signified ~by the water which flowed from the rock
538   3, 74  |             Reply OBJ 2: In Baptism water is used for the purpose
539   3, 74  |           hath brought me up on the water of refreshment."~Aquin.:
540   3, 74  |             OBJ 3: Bread is made of water and flour; and therefore,
541   3, 74  |        flour; and therefore, since ~water is mixed with the wine,
542   3, 74  |            wine, neither is without water.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[74] A[
543   3, 74  |             Whether the mixing with water is essential to this sacrament?~
544   3, 74  |          seems that the mixing with water is essential to this ~sacrament.
545   3, 74  |          the Lord's ~chalice is not water only and wine only, but
546   3, 74  |              i.e. the flour and the water "be united as one." But
547   3, 74  |               But the admixture ~of water with the flour is necessary
548   3, 74  |         reason, so is the mixing of water with the wine.~Aquin.: SMT
549   3, 74  |        which this is the memorial, ~water as well as blood flowed
550   3, 74  |            reason, therefore, so is water.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[74] A[
551   3, 74  |              1/1~OBJ 3: Further, if water were not essential to this
552   3, 74  |           in the least what kind of water was used; and so water ~
553   3, 74  |           of water was used; and so water ~distilled from roses, or
554   3, 74  |            the Church. Consequently water is essential to ~this sacrament.~
555   3, 74  |             usage," i.e. of mixing ~water with the wine, "one may
556   3, 74  |           would not be ~the case if water were essential to the sacrament,
557   3, 74  |           Therefore the mingling of water with the wine is not essential
558   3, 74  |        signified. Now the adding of water to the wine is for the purpose
559   3, 74  |           that by the mixing of the water with the wine is signified
560   3, 74  |            Moreover, the flowing of water ~from the side of Christ
561   3, 74  |           the same, because ~by the water is denoted the cleansing
562   3, 74  |   Consequently, then, the adding of water is not ~essential to the
563   3, 74  |        essential to ~be done; since water is of the essence of bread,
564   3, 74  |              But the flowing of the water was not necessary for the
565   3, 74  |    concupiscence. And therefore the water is not offered ~apart from
566   3, 74  |            from ~the bread; but the water is offered mixed with the
567   3, 74  |          its very essence; but the ~water as something added to the
568   3, 74  |          OBJ 3: Since the mixing of water with the wine is not necessary ~
569   3, 74  |             sacrament, what kind of water is added to the wine, whether
570   3, 74  |          the wine, whether natural ~water, or artificial, as rose-water,
571   3, 74  |         other than natural and true water, ~because true water flowed
572   3, 74  |           true water, ~because true water flowed from the side of
573   3, 74  |           But because the mixing of water with flour is essential ~
574   3, 74  |           other liquor besides true water, be mixed with the flour,
575   3, 74  |             Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether water should be added in great
576   3, 74  |            1/1~OBJ 1: It seems that water ought to be added in great
577   3, 74  |          from Christ's side, so did water: hence it is ~written (Jn.
578   3, 74  |          hath given testimony." But water ~could not be sensibly present
579   3, 74  |          Consequently it seems that water ought to be added in ~great
580   3, 74  |            OBJ 2: Further, a little water mixed with much wine is
581   3, 74  |         same thing to ~add a little water in this sacrament as to
582   3, 74  |        suffice to throw one drop of water into an entire cask. But
583   3, 74  |           in your country of adding water in ~greater quantity than
584   3, 74  |        entire Church more wine than water ought to be ~employed."~
585   3, 74  |     threefold opinion regarding the water added to ~the wine, as Pope
586   3, 74  |              For some say ~that the water remains by itself when the
587   3, 74  |          changed into blood, so the water is changed into the water
588   3, 74  |           water is changed into the water which flowed ~from Christ'
589   3, 74  |      because ~according to this the water would be consecrated apart
590   3, 74  |           that which holds that the water is ~changed into wine, and
591   3, 74  |           be done ~unless so little water was used that it would be
592   3, 74  |          always safer to add little water, especially if the ~wine
593   3, 74  |        there were ~such addition of water as to destroy the species
594   3, 74  |             wash a part of it with ~water, and so make the offering."~
595   3, 74  |      sacrament it suffices for the ~water to be appreciable by sense
596   3, 74  |             1/1 ~Reply OBJ 2: If no water were added, the signification
597   3, 74  |              excluded: but when the water is changed into wine, it
598   3, 74  |           Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: If water were added to a cask, it
599   3, 74  |             this sacrament, but the water must be added to the wine ~
600   3, 75  |              like the ~substance of water in Baptism, and the substance
601   3, 75  |        matter made ~up of flour and water.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[75] A[
602   3, 75  |            receiving the form; thus water is heated successively. ~
603   3, 77  |             be consecrated; just as water added to ~holy-water becomes
604   3, 77  |           species, for instance, if water ~were mixed, the species
605   3, 77  |            species, since a drop of water blended with much wine ~
606   3, 77  |          that is added, because, if water is ~added, it takes the
607   3, 77  |             not the ~same with holy water, because the blessing works
608   3, 77  |            in the ~substance of the water, as the consecration of
609   3, 79  |            there came out blood and water" (Jn. 19:34): "Since ~the
610   3, 80  |             a man be born again ~of water and the Holy Ghost," etc.,
611   3, 80  |         baptized in the ~Baptism of water; so likewise some eat this
612   3, 80  |             burning iron or boiling water; it belongs to our government ~
613   3, 80  |           before he be washed with ~water in the evening."~Aquin.:
614   3, 80  |              Further, the taking of water or medicine, or of any other
615   3, 80  |         this sacrament after taking water, or other food ~or drink,
616   3, 80  |         unavoidable remains ~of the water or wine wherewith the mouth
617   3, 82  |            in the words and in the ~water. Accordingly the consecrating
618   3, 82  |            Christ; hence it is that water is ~mixed with the blood,
619   3, 82  |         mixed with the blood, which water denotes the people. And
620   3, 83  |             the ~sprinkling of holy water; alleging the words of Ps.
621   3, 83  |       ministers ~were purified with water when they drew nigh to offer
622   3, 83  |         server's want of heed that ~water is not added to the chalice,
623   3, 83  |             either the wine or the ~water is absent, then he ought
624   3, 83  |   consecration he discover that the water is absent, he ~ought notwithstanding
625   3, 83  |        because the addition of the ~water is not necessary for the
626   3, 83  |            And on no account should water be mixed with the consecrated
627   3, 83  |            body, then rejecting the water, he ought to pour in ~wine
628   3, 83  |         ought to pour in ~wine with water, and begin over again the
629   3, 83  |            he had already taken the water which ~was in the chalice,
630   3, 83  |            just as the ~mixing with water signifies the people, and
631   3, 83  |        chalice ~below, then let the water be taken and put away nigh
632   3, 84  |          are to this sacrament what water is ~to Baptism, or chrism
633   3, 84  |          and the sprinkling of holy water and the like. ~Therefore
634   3, 84  |         while the remote matter is ~water. Now it has been stated (
635   3, 84  |              provided by nature, as water, or by art, as bread: but
636   3, 86  |         have sent ~forth springs of water"), says that "the first
637   3, 86  |             Passion fully, since by water and the Spirit of Christ,
638   3, 86  |          the matter of ~Penance, as water is of Baptism, as stated
639   3, 86  |           also of the ~matter, viz. water, albeit chiefly in virtue
640   3, 86  |             edition] from which the water ~receives its power - and,
641   3, 87  |           by the sprinkling of holy water, a ~bishop's blessing, the
642   3, 87  |           by the sprinkling of holy water and the ~like?~Aquin.: SMT
643   3, 87  |             the sprinkling ~of holy water, a bishop's blessing, and
644   3, 87  |            sprinkled once with holy water, a ~man would be delivered
645   3, 87  |              the sprinkling of holy water, any sacramental anointing,
646   3, 87  |             if sprinkled ~with holy water: but the debt of punishment
647   3, 90  |           thing, ~either simple, as water or oil, or compound, as
648 Suppl, 8 |           or the sprinkling of holy water (cf. TP, ~Q[87], A[3]).~
649 Suppl, 8 |           sacramental, such as holy water or the like, suffices for
650 Suppl, 9 |        receive Baptism, except with water, which is from an entirely
651 Suppl, 16|            against its nature: thus water which ~has by violence been
652 Suppl, 18|    consecration than ~the baptismal water by its sanctification. Now
653 Suppl, 18|   sanctification. Now the baptismal water ~receives the power "to
654 Suppl, 18|            virtue in the ~baptismal water does to the effect of Baptism.
655 Suppl, 18|          life, and by the baptismal water becomes a new ~man, as that
656 Suppl, 28|           sprinkles ~them with holy water, puts ashes on their heads,
657 Suppl, 29|             the matter, because the water is "sanctified by the ~word
658 Suppl, 32|            body is dipped under the water. ~Therefore in this sacrament
659 Suppl, 37|             the cruet with wine and water; wherefore he ~receives
660 Suppl, 37|              because he handles the water and wine to the ~end that
661 Suppl, 37|              and again he pours the water over ~the hands of the priest;
662 Suppl, 37|          priest ~pours the wine and water into the chalice, or to
663 Suppl, 38|            him. Now the cruet with ~water, bowl* and towel, are given
664 Suppl, 42|            1: Just as the baptismal water by virtue of its contact
665 Suppl, 42|            Reply OBJ 2: Just as the water of Baptism together with
666 Suppl, 70|             it (even so the cold of water that has ~been heated returns
667 Suppl, 70|  identically the same, although the water remains ~the same in identity),
668 Suppl, 70|             by laving the body that water ~sanctifies the soul, and
669 Suppl, 71|             might bathe his face in water, for thus he would be ~enabled
670 Suppl, 72|             cleansing virtue so has water. Since ~then all things
671 Suppl, 72|             need ~to be cleansed by water - which distinction is moreover
672 Suppl, 72|         fire as with that of earth, water, and air, so that it is ~
673 Suppl, 72|             of its contrary, namely water. But the second ~cleansing
674 Suppl, 72|           effected by fire than ~by water. For the power of water
675 Suppl, 72|             water. For the power of water tends to unite rather than
676 Suppl, 72|            could not be removed by ~water as by fire. Moreover, at
677 Suppl, 72|        ordered ~to be cleansed with water; yet all these things will
678 Suppl, 72|          was the past ~cleansing by water: and they are both compared
679 Suppl, 72|             the first cleansing the water was of the same species
680 Suppl, 72|             species with ~elemental water. Therefore in like manner
681 Suppl, 72|             the virtue whereby hot ~water can heat is no indication
682 Suppl, 72|         indication of the nature of water except in the ~point of
683 Suppl, 72|       Consequently nothing prevents water ~that has this virtue from
684 Suppl, 72|        being of the same species as water that has it ~not. In like
685 Suppl, 72|       quality, such as ~heat in hot water, or a kind of intention
686 Suppl, 72|             the earth . . . through water . . . perished . . . which . . . ~
687 Suppl, 72|     cleansing which was effected by water. Now the ~latter did not
688 Suppl, 72|           of ~them, namely fire and water, will not retain their substantial
689 Suppl, 72|              namely ~air, fire, and water, will be called "heaven";
690 Suppl, 72|        violent action: thus ~in hot water we see that by virtue of
691 Suppl, 72|            provided the species ~of water remain. Moreover, these
692 Suppl, 72|             these two ~are fire and water which excel the others in
693 Suppl, 72|            be no action of fire and water ~which surpass the others
694 Suppl, 72|         that ~these two are air and water, on account of the various
695 Suppl, 72|            say, then, that although water would be more ~noble if
696 Suppl, 72|            but it is doubtful about water, since it is believed ~to
697 Suppl, 72|             which were cleansed by ~water; and Augustine says (De
698 Suppl, 72|            gloss, because, to ~wit, water is believed to have in itself
699 Suppl, 76|            fire comes air, from air water, from ~water earth, whence
700 Suppl, 76|          air, from air water, from ~water earth, whence fire is produced,
701 Suppl, 77|             Gener. i) the mixing of water with wine, which always
702 Suppl, 77|            that although the second water be drawn into the species
703 Suppl, 77|           as perfectly as the first water added to ~the wine. Even
704 Suppl, 80|           and air as compared ~with water, and water as compared with
705 Suppl, 80|           compared ~with water, and water as compared with earth.
706 Suppl, 85|         evaporations from earth and water. Or we may say that those ~
707 Suppl, 88|            as transparent as glass, water as crystal, the air as heaven,
708 Suppl, 94|  Philosopher (Topic. i, 6), "every ~water is of the same species as
709 Suppl, 94|         same species as every other water." Therefore in like ~manner