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1 1, 1 | TEN ARTICLES)~To place our purpose within proper limits, we
2 1, 1 | is ordained to a further ~purpose, as political science is
3 1, 1 | good of the State. But the purpose of ~this science, in so
4 1, 14 | But this also is to no purpose; for when we ~say, "God
5 1, 14 | cause. But ~this is to no purpose. For the conditional would
6 1, 23 | praedest. sanct. 17), is the "purpose to take pity [miserendi]" [*
7 1, 23 | since predestination is "the purpose to have ~mercy," as Augustine
8 1, 32 | point: ~firstly, for the purpose of furnishing sufficient
9 1, 43 | manner is only ~for the purpose of manifesting the invisible
10 1, 43 | on the mountain. For the ~purpose of the bodily appearances
11 1, 43 | especially made for that purpose.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[43] A[
12 1, 43 | creature, formed for such a purpose, necessarily assumed by
13 1, 43 | assumed or used for ~the purpose of action, but only for
14 1, 43 | action, but only for the purpose of a sign; and so ~likewise
15 1, 45 | itself, it is used to no purpose; nor would there be any
16 1, 50 | substances would exist to ~no purpose, unless some movement from
17 1, 51 | it, but assumed for some purpose, as will be explained (A[
18 1, 51 | there is nothing without a ~purpose. But eyes, nostrils, and
19 1, 51 | would be fashioned without a purpose in the body assumed by the
20 1, 51 | it is ~not said for the purpose of maintaining that intelligible
21 1, 51 | assumed merely for this purpose, that the spiritual ~properties
22 1, 51 | are ~not fashioned for the purpose of sensation through them,
23 1, 51 | seed of men taken for the purpose; as when ~the demon assumes
24 1, 53 | This argument fails of its purpose for a twofold reason. ~First
25 1, 55 | would be moved locally to no purpose.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[55] A[
26 1, 55 | united with bodies to no purpose. On the other hand, the
27 1, 55 | moved to a place for the purpose of acquiring ~knowledge,
28 1, 55 | knowledge, but for the purpose of operation.~Aquin.: SMT
29 1, 64 | such good acts to evil purpose.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[64] A[
30 1, 65 | according to God's original purpose, but in ~punishment of the
31 1, 68 | though not ~for the same purpose, the higher being the place
32 1, 70 | heavenly body cannot be for the purpose of the operations of the ~
33 1, 77 | maintained it. For the present purpose ~this may be proved in two
34 1, 43 | manner is only ~for the purpose of manifesting the invisible
35 1, 43 | on the mountain. For the ~purpose of the bodily appearances
36 1, 43 | especially made for that purpose.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[43] A[
37 1, 43 | creature, formed for such a purpose, necessarily assumed by
38 1, 43 | assumed or used for ~the purpose of action, but only for
39 1, 43 | action, but only for the purpose of a sign; and so ~likewise
40 1, 46 | itself, it is used to no purpose; nor would there be any
41 1, 51 | substances would exist to ~no purpose, unless some movement from
42 1, 52 | it, but assumed for some purpose, as will be explained (A[
43 1, 52 | there is nothing without a ~purpose. But eyes, nostrils, and
44 1, 52 | would be fashioned without a purpose in the body assumed by the
45 1, 52 | it is ~not said for the purpose of maintaining that intelligible
46 1, 52 | assumed merely for this purpose, that the spiritual ~properties
47 1, 52 | are ~not fashioned for the purpose of sensation through them,
48 1, 52 | seed of men taken for the purpose; as when ~the demon assumes
49 1, 54 | This argument fails of its purpose for a twofold reason. ~First
50 1, 56 | would be moved locally to no purpose.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[55] A[
51 1, 56 | united with bodies to no purpose. On the other hand, the
52 1, 56 | moved to a place for the purpose of acquiring ~knowledge,
53 1, 56 | knowledge, but for the purpose of operation.~Aquin.: SMT
54 1, 65 | such good acts to evil purpose.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[64] A[
55 1, 66 | according to God's original purpose, but in ~punishment of the
56 1, 69 | though not ~for the same purpose, the higher being the place
57 1, 71 | heavenly body cannot be for the purpose of the operations of the ~
58 1, 76 | maintained it. For the present purpose ~this may be proved in two
59 1, 77 | animal is moved for the purpose of realizing its desires
60 1, 77 | a visible object for the purpose of its act only - namely,
61 1, 77 | only - namely, for ~the purpose of seeing; but the animal
62 1, 77 | seen, not merely for the purpose of seeing it, but also for
63 1, 77 | senses, that is, for the purpose ~of sensing them; there
64 1, 78 | is to give light for the ~purpose of understanding. But this
65 1, 78 | from matter. But for this purpose it need not be the same ~
66 1, 83 | understand: wherefore to no purpose would it be ~united to the
67 1, 83 | intellectual soul except for the purpose of removing ~the obstacle
68 1, 83 | forms phantasms for ~the purpose of understanding.~Aquin.:
69 1, 83 | of a knife except for the purpose of ~action, in order that
70 1, 83 | of a horse, save for the purpose of knowing the essential ~
71 1, 84 | forms for ~itself for the purpose of judging of external things.~
72 1, 88 | needed the body for that purpose.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[89] A[
73 1, 90 | makes himself a saw for ~the purpose of cutting, he makes it
74 1, 90 | to man, not only for the purpose of ~procuring the necessaries
75 1, 90 | animals, but also for the purpose of knowledge. Hence, whereas
76 1, 90 | ground, as it were for the ~purpose of seeking food and procuring
77 1, 91 | animals, but also for the purpose of domestic life, in which ~
78 1, 93 | united to the body for that purpose. Now man would have advanced
79 1, 95 | being strong enough for that purpose. But man needed animals
80 1, 96 | which we take for the same purpose. The second defect, as the ~
81 1, 96 | not suffice even ~for this purpose; whereupon the body declines,
82 1, 97 | also observe that nature's ~purpose appears to be different
83 1, 97 | that seems to be the direct purpose of nature, which is ~invariable
84 1, 97 | seemingly not ~the chief purpose of nature, but as it were,
85 1, 97 | ceased to exist, nature's purpose would become ~void.~Aquin.:
86 1, 97 | it follows that the chief purpose of nature is the ~good of
87 1, 97 | are included in the chief purpose of nature.~Aquin.: SMT FP
88 1, 97 | individuals should be the direct purpose ~of nature, or rather of
89 1, 97 | nature demands that for the purpose of generation ~there should
90 1, 98 | use of their limbs for the purpose of performing every ~kind
91 1, 98 | were a product outside the purpose ~of nature. But in that
92 1, 98 | being a ~product outside the purpose of nature considered in
93 1, 98 | case: ~but not against the purpose of universal nature, as
94 1, 101 | habitation?~(3) For what purpose was man placed in paradise?~(
95 1, 101 | God made paradise to no purpose.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[102] A[
96 1, 104 | bestowed on things to no purpose, if these ~wrought nothing
97 1, 104 | proper to them; since ~the purpose of everything is its operation.
98 1, 106 | manner. In one way for the purpose of giving one thing to ~
99 1, 106 | Speech is not always for the purpose of making something ~known
100 1, 106 | sometimes finally ordered to the purpose of ~manifesting something
101 1, 107 | orders would remain ~for no purpose.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[108] A[
102 1, 107 | offices ~are ordered for the purpose of leading men to salvation.
103 1, 113 | work real miracles for the purpose of leading men ~astray?~(
104 1, 113 | knowledge is sought ~with the purpose of deceiving or ruining
105 1, 114 | of bodies is not to the purpose. First, ~because addition
106 1, 114 | latter can be used to any purpose that God ~commands. But
107 2, 4 | delight: wherefore its purpose is directed to good rather
108 2, 4 | of virtue; but for ~the purpose of a good operation, viz.
109 2, 5 | Divine assistance for the purpose, is more ~perfect than the
110 2, 7 | Christendom, or some ~such purpose. The same is to be said
111 2, 11 | which, matters ~not for our purpose; though it seems probable
112 2, 12 | thus "the tongue is for the purpose of taste and ~speech" (De
113 2, 16 | to apply to ~something to purpose of the will."~Aquin.: SMT
114 2, 16 | to apply something to the purpose of the ~will" (De Trin.
115 2, 16 | The end is applied to the purpose of the will, that the ~will
116 2, 16 | are applied to the will's purpose, not only in being used
117 2, 16 | to ~use the end for the purpose of attaining it, as stated
118 2, 17 | using the reason for the ~purpose of command, precedes the
119 2, 20 | malice be added, ~it is to no purpose that he who has a good or
120 2, 21 | action to a good or ~evil purpose.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[21] A[
121 2, 31 | for two reasons: for the purpose of ~knowledge, and on account
122 2, 46 | to anger, and firmness of purpose in being avenged.~Aquin.:
123 2, 47 | to ~hurt another for the purpose of just vengeance. Now unless
124 2, 47 | an injury from choice, on purpose, or ~from deliberate malice,
125 2, 47 | opinion, have hurt us on purpose. For ~if we think that some
126 2, 47 | hand, who do an injury on purpose, ~seem to sin from contempt;
127 2, 56 | does not suffice ~for the purpose.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[56] A[
128 2, 56 | power suffices for ~the purpose, as we have said. This need
129 2, 57 | to use it well; for which purpose something further is ~requisite:
130 2, 65 | thing suffices for a certain purpose, it is superfluous to ~employ
131 2, 66 | one can use them to evil purpose." Therefore it ~seems that
132 2, 67 | habit would remain to no purpose.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[67] A[
133 2, 68 | have been added for the purpose of directing fear. Therefore ~
134 2, 68 | cannot be used to evil purpose." But it is possible to
135 2, 68 | like cannot be used to evil purpose, in so far as they are gifts
136 2, 74 | of such a thing for ~no purpose; and sometimes it is no
137 2, 74 | all, as when a man has a ~purpose in thinking of it; for instance,
138 2, 75 | or fornication for the ~purpose of theft. And since the
139 2, 75 | fornication ~committed for the purpose of theft, the former is
140 2, 76 | when a man wishes of set purpose to be ignorant of certain ~
141 2, 78 | ignorance is opposed to purpose or certain malice. Now ~"
142 2, 78 | 27): "[Who] as it were on purpose ~have revolted from God [
143 2, 78 | through certain malice or on purpose, because ~he chooses evil
144 2, 78 | sin that is committed on purpose, for this very ~reason deserves
145 2, 78 | sight, who, as it were, on purpose, ~have revolted from Him."
146 2, 78 | aggravated through being done on ~purpose, i.e. through certain malice.~
147 2, 78 | through passion, whose purpose tends to a good end, although
148 2, 78 | good end, although this purpose ~is interrupted on account
149 2, 79 | folly, use creatures for a purpose other than that for which
150 2, 85 | s intention, nor to the purpose of his art. In ~like manner
151 2, 86 | also perfected ~for the purpose of doing good and fitting
152 2, 87 | punishment of sin. For the ~purpose of punishment is to bring
153 2, 87 | and for this particular purpose, it is voluntary. ~Consequently
154 2, 88 | utters an idle word for the purpose of ~fornication. On the
155 2, 91 | was necessary for this ~purpose that a Divine law should
156 2, 92 | since law is given for the purpose of ~directing human acts;
157 2, 94 | they are claimed for the purpose of ~fighting against one'
158 2, 95 | framed by ~men. Because the purpose of every law is that man
159 2, 96 | prudent men are ~made for the purpose of directing individual
160 2, 96 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The purpose of human law is to lead
161 2, 97 | give special power for that purpose.~
162 2, 99 | given to man is for the ~purpose of directing human actions.
163 2, 99 | promises and threats. ~For the purpose of the Divine law is to
164 2, 100 | another's wife, for the purpose of carnal ~knowledge, belongs
165 2, 100 | which are desired for the purpose of possession, belongs to ~
166 2, 100 | offered up with the same purpose. Now of all the Divine favors
167 2, 102 | been some precepts for the purpose of ~testing man's obedience,
168 2, 102 | to come, and not for the purpose ~of worshipping God then
169 2, 102 | I answer that, The chief purpose of the whole external worship
170 2, 102 | God, had chosen for the purpose of sacrifice. For it is ~
171 2, 102 | was ~instituted with the purpose of preventing idolatry,
172 2, 102 | things that are done for the ~purpose of divine worship should
173 2, 102 | therefore unfitting for the purpose of ~expiating the sins of
174 2, 102 | which they used for the purpose of purification, by burning
175 2, 102 | put into water for the ~purpose of expiation, because Baptism
176 2, 102 | put into the water for the purpose ~of sprinkling, because
177 2, 102 | already stated (A[4]), the purpose of the Law was to ~induce
178 2, 102 | vacillating and uncertain of purpose: that he must have "a little,
179 2, 102 | girdle; and rectitude of purpose, denoted ~by the mitre covering
180 2, 102 | specially set apart for that purpose. And just as other things
181 2, 102 | or ~employed them for the purpose of sorcery: whereas they
182 2, 102 | in this manner, for the purpose of sacrifice or banquet: ~
183 2, 102 | they burnt them for the purpose of ~secrecy. Consequently (
184 2, 102 | to employ them for ~the purpose of securing fruitfulness
185 2, 103 | were ordained for a double purpose; the ~worship of God, and
186 2, 103 | apart from others for the purpose of divine worship.~Aquin.:
187 2, 103 | certain animals ~for that purpose. If, however, they did make
188 2, 103 | were not ordained for the purpose of taking away the defilement ~
189 2, 103 | ceremonies ~were employed for the purpose of taking away the uncleanness
190 2, 103 | literally, not with the purpose of enforcing compliance ~
191 2, 104 | instituted for the very purpose ~that they might foreshadow
192 2, 104 | were not instituted for the purpose ~of being figurative, but
193 2, 104 | efficacious in respect ~of the purpose for which they were instituted,
194 2, 104 | instituted chiefly for ~the purpose of foreshadowing the mysteries
195 2, 104 | instituted, not ~for the purpose of being figures, but for
196 2, 105 | abide in him?" Hence the purpose of ~the Law was to accustom
197 2, 105 | stated above (ad 1), the purpose of the Law was to ~accustom
198 2, 105 | granted facilities for this purpose in many ways. First of ~
199 2, 105 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 7: The purpose for which judges are appointed
200 2, 105 | individuality: and for ~the purpose of the preservation of life,
201 2, 105 | of generation, ~for which purpose man needs a wife, that she
202 2, 108 | counsels are given for this purpose.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[108] A[
203 2, 109 | died in ~vain," i.e. to no purpose. Hence with equal reason,
204 2, 109 | died in vain," i.e. to no purpose. ~But this cannot fittingly
205 2, 109 | seem to be given to ~no purpose; which is absurd.~Aquin.:
206 2, 109 | that grace is given to no purpose, or that it is imperfect,
207 2, 109 | habit, whereby a man has the purpose of persevering in good unto
208 2, 111 | healing," or merely for the purpose of manifesting the Divine
209 2, 113 | justice, ~according to the purpose of the grace of God." Hence
210 2, 114 | s help they reach their purpose. And thus as ~life everlasting
211 2, 1 | related in Holy Writ for the purpose of manifesting the Divine
212 2, 3 | act of "latria," for ~its purpose is to give outward honor
213 2, 10 | unbelievers, not indeed for the purpose of forcing ~them to believe,
214 2, 13 | sin), but as ~denoting the purpose of not repenting. The other
215 2, 13 | whereby man ~hardens his purpose by clinging to sin. Of these
216 2, 13 | never sinned to have the purpose either of repenting or of
217 2, 16 | life, and that for this purpose the Divine assistance is
218 2, 23 | subject, ~and against the purpose of charity included in its
219 2, 23 | works great things in its purpose, ~which is essential to
220 2, 24 | the hurt done to us, but purpose to induce our enemy to love ~
221 2, 25 | offer himself ~for that purpose, this belongs to the perfection
222 2, 29 | virtue, since lawgivers purpose to make men virtuous ~(Ethic.
223 2, 30 | that to give for a ~good purpose is an act of liberality.
224 2, 30 | unsuitably enumerated. For ~the purpose of almsdeeds is to succor
225 2, 30 | stated above (A[1]), the purpose of giving alms is to ~relieve
226 2, 30 | is sought merely for the purpose of relieving the aforesaid
227 2, 31 | his sin, and then our one purpose should be ~to succor our
228 2, 33 | denote changeableness of purpose.~
229 2, 34 | certain things, with the purpose either of avoiding sorrow
230 2, 36 | disputations, without any spiteful purpose, and with a good intention, ~
231 2, 36 | on a loud ~voice, for the purpose of impugning the truth,
232 2, 38 | battle. It was for this purpose that bishops or clerics ~
233 2, 38 | because we do not ~declare our purpose or meaning to him. Now we
234 2, 38 | the art of concealing his purpose ~lest it come to the enemy'
235 2, 38 | individual. Therefore, for the ~purpose of safeguarding the common
236 2, 41 | endeavoring to ~weaken Our Lord's purpose of undergoing His Passion.~
237 2, 43 | where ~one suffices for the purpose. Therefore wisdom is not
238 2, 43 | dissimulation']," lest he should ~purpose to sate his hatred under
239 2, 45 | does not suffice for this purpose, and so ~the ruling of prudence
240 2, 45 | knowledge he ~has, to the purpose of appetition and operation.
241 2, 46 | together for some particular purpose; thus an army is gathered ~
242 2, 50 | Moral. ii, 49). Now for the purpose of ~taking counsel, man
243 2, 51 | be thought about for the purpose of right judgment, than
244 2, 51 | withdrawal from a definite good ~purpose. Now the origin of this
245 2, 51 | withdraw from a previous good purpose, except on account of ~something
246 2, 51 | not standing to the good purpose it has conceived; hence ~
247 2, 53 | two ways. ~First, when the purpose of the reason is directed
248 2, 53 | execution of craftiness with the purpose of deceiving, ~is effected
249 2, 53 | certain ways of attaining his purpose, and for the most part he
250 2, 56 | perpetual will" denotes the purpose of observing justice always, ~"
251 2, 56 | firm perseverance in this purpose.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[58] A[
252 2, 56 | of the eternal ~will and purpose (and it is chiefly in this
253 2, 56 | would seem without use or ~purpose. But that which is in accordance
254 2, 58 | laws are ~written for the purpose of manifesting both these
255 2, 59 | recovering it, not for the ~purpose of its use, but that it
256 2, 59 | commensuration, for which purpose money was invented. Hence ~
257 2, 60 | through giving for an unlawful purpose, albeit the giving ~itself
258 2, 61 | marriage came into use for ~the purpose of strengthening treaties
259 2, 62 | in using a thing for the purpose for ~which it is. Now the
260 2, 62 | thing for a good and lawful purpose, if thereby we unintentionally
261 2, 62 | something done ~for a good purpose. Therefore the person who
262 2, 63 | as a punishment for the purpose of ~restraining sin. Hence
263 2, 63 | chiefly from an incontinent purpose and a careless mind: and ~
264 2, 63 | their children ~for the purpose of correction, but from
265 2, 64 | things are ordained for the ~purpose of succoring man's needs
266 2, 64 | by ~natural law, to the purpose of succoring the poor. For
267 2, 66 | and the accused ~for the purpose of the trial of justice,
268 2, 70 | place among men for the purpose of expressing whatever the
269 2, 70 | correcting him or with some like purpose, he utters ~a railing or
270 2, 70 | his belongings for the purpose of correction, so too, for
271 2, 70 | correction, so too, for the purpose of ~correction, may one
272 2, 70 | anger, without the ~fixed purpose of dishonoring him, for
273 2, 73 | of others - and for this purpose the reviler and the backbiter
274 2, 73 | imputed to him - and for this purpose the derider speaks ill of ~
275 2, 74 | something: it is for this purpose that we employ verbs in
276 2, 74 | in ~words; and for this purpose we employ the verb in the
277 2, 75 | thing, ~whether for the purpose of avoiding a danger, or
278 2, 75 | given for it, ~for which purpose money was invented, as stated
279 2, 75 | a ~cheap price with the purpose of retailing at a higher
280 2, 76 | invented chiefly for the purpose of exchange: and consequently
281 2, 76 | for a bad but for a good ~purpose, the oath of a man that
282 2, 76 | use a sinner for a ~good purpose.~
283 2, 81 | kingdom of sin, with the purpose, to wit, ~of destroying
284 2, 81 | an adjuration not for the purpose of ~compelling, for this
285 2, 84 | First, on account of the purpose for which it ~was offered,
286 2, 85 | people for the special purpose of preserving equality among
287 2, 85 | to ministers, but for the purpose of the divine worship, ~
288 2, 85 | necessary for this same purpose.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[87] A[
289 2, 86 | a vow consists in a mere purpose of the will?~Aquin.: SMT
290 2, 86 | consists in nothing but a purpose of the ~will. According
291 2, 86 | a conception of a good ~purpose after a firm deliberation
292 2, 86 | the ~conception of a good purpose and so forth, may consist
293 2, 86 | a vow consists in a mere purpose of the will.~Aquin.: SMT
294 2, 86 | it voluntarily. Now to "purpose" is an act of the will, ~
295 2, 86 | very fact that a man has a purpose of doing good, he puts his
296 2, 86 | desisting from his good ~purpose, he is not fit for the kingdom
297 2, 86 | Therefore by a mere good ~purpose a man is bound before God,
298 2, 86 | a vow consists in a mere purpose of the ~will.~Aquin.: SMT
299 2, 86 | promise is the outcome from a ~purpose of doing something: and
300 2, 86 | of doing something: and a purpose presupposes deliberation,
301 2, 86 | deliberation. the second is a purpose of ~the will; and the third
302 2, 86 | The conceiving of a good purpose is not confirmed by the ~
303 2, 86 | stretches out his hand for the purpose of ~ploughing.~Aquin.: SMT
304 2, 86 | such as are useful to no purpose. Therefore a vow is not
305 2, 86 | vow is necessary for the purpose of fixing the will on ~that
306 2, 86 | essentially bound up ~with the purpose for which the vow is solemnized.
307 2, 87 | way of invocation for the purpose of ~prayer or praise. Accordingly
308 2, 87 | oaths are taken for the ~purpose of confirmation. Now speculative
309 2, 87 | persuading ~another to a useful purpose: yet it 'comes of the evil'
310 2, 87 | swearing is directed to the purpose of confirming or ~assuring.
311 2, 87 | in its cause, namely, the purpose of the doer. But an oath ~
312 2, 87 | 16), is employed for ~the purpose of confirmation. Now it
313 2, 88 | lawful to adjure them for the purpose of learning ~something from
314 2, 89 | THE DIVINE NAME FOR THE PURPOSE OF INVOKING IT BY MEANS
315 2, 89 | the Divine name for the purpose of ~invoking it by prayer
316 2, 89 | that is employed for the purpose of giving pleasure. But
317 2, 90 | it is taken from for the purpose of ~signification: whereas
318 2, 90 | which it is ~applied for the purpose of signifying it. Now these
319 2, 90 | with the demons for the purpose ~of consultation and of
320 2, 92 | paid to them, but for the purpose of signification, in order
321 2, 93 | help of the demons ~for the purpose of doing or knowing something.
322 2, 93 | efficacy of dreams for the ~purpose of divination, and it is
323 2, 93 | their being invoked for the purpose, or implicit, through the ~
324 2, 94 | with the demons for the purpose of ~consultation and of
325 2, 94 | alteration of bodies, as for the ~purpose of acquiring health or the
326 2, 94 | alteration of ~bodies, as for the purpose of acquiring health, or
327 2, 94 | use of their power for the purpose of ~producing these alterations.~
328 2, 94 | In things done for the purpose of producing some bodily ~
329 2, 94 | they are employed for the purpose of producing those effects,
330 2, 94 | natural things simply for the purpose of causing certain effects
331 2, 94 | employ them to whatever purpose He ~will. But man has not
332 2, 94 | employ them to whatsoever purpose he will; on the contrary,
333 2, 94 | observances directed to the purpose of fortune-telling are ~
334 2, 94 | observances directed to the purpose of ~fortune-telling are
335 2, 94 | utter sacred words for the purpose of ~producing certain effects; (
336 2, 94 | one ~in any way for the purpose of self-protection. Therefore
337 2, 95 | seemingly have no other purpose than putting him to a test.~
338 2, 95 | gallop with out any useful purpose, it seems to be ~nothing
339 2, 97 | when it is exacted ~for the purpose of man's correction, it
340 2, 98 | if they sell it for this purpose, they sell a great thing
341 2, 98 | livelihood; and the same ~purpose is fulfilled when alms are
342 2, 98 | was consecrated for that purpose: ~wherefore Abraham could
343 2, 98 | ecclesiastical things, not for the purpose ~for which they were instituted
344 2, 103 | precept, but ~with some other purpose, it is not a sin of disobedience
345 2, 104 | Philosopher (Ethic. v, 4). Now the purpose of giving ~thanks is repayment (
346 2, 107 | it is requisite for that purpose ~that it should also be
347 2, 108 | officious" lie for some useful purpose, ~and a "mischievous" lie
348 2, 108 | through ~being told with the purpose of injuring God, and this
349 2, 109 | discover ways of ~achieving a purpose, that are apparent and not
350 2, 109 | while it ~accomplishes that purpose, by guile in words, and
351 2, 109 | himself, for no ~further purpose than the mere lust of hypocrisy,
352 2, 110 | sometimes for no further purpose, sometimes ~for the sake
353 2, 112 | displease them for some good purpose.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[114] A[
354 2, 117 | he gives not for a good purpose, but, as though despising ~
355 2, 121 | choice and acting for a purpose," i.e. ~for a due end; "
356 2, 126 | certain broad and noble purpose of ~mind," so as to combine
357 2, 126 | execution with greatness of purpose. Accordingly ~if these two
358 2, 126 | persistence in a ~well considered purpose." If these two be confined
359 2, 126 | the accomplishment of its purpose." Manliness is apparently
360 2, 132 | certain broad and noble purpose of mind, ~discussion" referring
361 2, 133 | all, but not for a good purpose. Hence in Latin it may be
362 2, 134 | weakness rather than of set purpose are ~said to be borne with
363 2, 135 | persistence in a ~well-considered purpose." Therefore perseverance
364 2, 136 | man ~"perseveres in his purpose until he is victorious:
365 2, 139 | are not necessary for this purpose may be divided into two
366 2, 140 | like, whereas the general purpose is more voluntary, for ~
367 2, 145 | practiced for a threefold purpose. ~First, in order to bridle
368 2, 145 | from food for a reasonable purpose. ~Hence the former is called
369 2, 145 | because he fasts for a purpose.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[147] A[
370 2, 145 | seemingly sufficient for this purpose, since thereby man is able
371 2, 149 | as her mind ~holds to its purpose, whereby she has merited
372 2, 150 | of the soul, namely ~the purpose of attaining this pleasure.
373 2, 150 | thereto materially; and the purpose of perpetually abstaining ~
374 2, 150 | meditation" denotes reason's purpose; ~and the addition "perpetual"
375 2, 150 | should bear in mind the ~purpose of always persevering therein.
376 2, 150 | the result of the mind's purpose, it destroys ~virginity,
377 2, 150 | this may happen beside the purpose ~of the mind, either during
378 2, 150 | element ~in virginity is the purpose of abstaining from venereal
379 2, 150 | venereal pleasure, which ~purpose is rendered praiseworthy
380 2, 150 | in virginity, namely ~the purpose of safeguarding this integrity
381 2, 150 | integrity for God's sake, which purpose ~gives virginity its character
382 2, 150 | prepared that he has the ~purpose of safeguarding this same
383 2, 150 | in mind ~as to have the purpose of being magnificent in
384 2, 150 | prepared in ~mind as to purpose bearing misfortune with
385 2, 150 | matter of virginity but ~the purpose of virginity.~Aquin.: SMT
386 2, 150 | as a virtue denotes the purpose, confirmed by ~vow, of observing
387 2, 150 | venereal pleasure for that same purpose. Therefore ~virginity is
388 2, 152 | their handmaidens with no ~purpose of fornication, as we shall
389 2, 152 | sins of the flesh for the purpose of discussion; while sometimes
390 2, 153 | fruitfulness of the flesh ~is the purpose of marriage is equalled
391 2, 155 | applied ~externally for the purpose of vengeance.~Aquin.: SMT
392 2, 156 | of anger is useful for no purpose, as Seneca proves in ~the
393 2, 156 | appetite in man would be to no purpose, whereas "nature does nothing ~
394 2, 156 | nature does nothing ~without purpose" [*Aristotle, De Coelo i,
395 2, 159 | is above ~him. For this purpose he must know his disproportion
396 2, 162 | things should be without purpose. Therefore it would seem ~
397 2, 163 | allowed to use for that purpose."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[165]
398 2, 165 | knowledge ~of truth for an evil purpose, or from desiring the knowledge
399 2, 165 | to employ study for the ~purpose of knowing sensible things
400 2, 165 | or even with no further purpose than that of disturbing
401 2, 166 | the acts employed for the purpose of fun, and this kind of
402 2, 166 | when to wit a man, for the purpose of ~jesting, employs indecent
403 2, 167 | change of attire for the purpose of idolatrous ~superstition.
404 2, 169 | of operations." For the purpose of operation in Martha,
405 2, 169 | life, ~differed from the purpose of operation in Mary, "who
406 2, 170 | affections to God, which is the purpose of charity. Therefore ~prophecy
407 2, 170 | wolves, but only those ~whose purpose is to injure others. For
408 2, 170 | wolves, because they do ~not purpose the destruction of Christians."
409 2, 170 | they are not sent for this purpose by God.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
410 2, 171 | command of ~reason, for the purpose of understanding something.
411 2, 171 | be enlightened for the purpose of judgment; and such an
412 2, 171 | enlightened merely for the purpose of judging of things seen ~
413 2, 171 | mind - sometimes for the purpose of judging of things seen
414 2, 171 | speeches" - sometimes for the purpose of judging according to
415 2, 171 | nature - sometimes for the purpose of discerning truthfully
416 2, 171 | intellect, since for this purpose he ~needs the assistance
417 2, 171 | formed for this special purpose, as the bush shown to Moses (
418 2, 172 | who is able to achieve his purpose with ~fewer means and those
419 2, 173 | wanders contrary to his purpose. But this is to use ~the
420 2, 173 | should be ~summoned to that purpose in such a way that he understand
421 2, 174 | of the Church, for which purpose he that ~speaketh in tongues
422 2, 176 | unto salvation, to ~which purpose the gratuitous graces are
423 2, 176 | The other thing is the purpose for ~which miracles are
424 2, 176 | always true witnesses to the purpose for which ~they are wrought.
425 2, 180 | needs fewer things for that purpose; wherefore it was said (
426 2, 182 | he shall employ for the purpose of ~healing. Consequently
427 2, 182 | sake, ~but also for the purpose of instructing others. Hence
428 2, 182 | and this agrees with ~the purpose of that book wherein he
429 2, 182 | lay ~aside their former purpose."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[184]
430 2, 183 | instance, if he have a purpose to sin, he may abandon it -
431 2, 183 | except perhaps for the purpose of devoting himself to works
432 2, 183 | lay aside their former ~purpose."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[185]
433 2, 184 | or without any useful ~purpose; whereas it is in accordance
434 2, 184 | them are ordained for the purpose ~of procuring a livelihood,
435 2, 185 | especially instituted for that purpose, as we ~shall say further
436 2, 185 | whether they came with the purpose of serving God, or of evading
437 2, 185 | becoming a mendicant for ~the purpose of humiliation, lest a man
438 2, 185 | without effecting any useful purpose, beg their ~livelihood in
439 2, 186 | was ~established for the purpose of the contemplative life;
440 2, 186 | be established for this purpose.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[188] A[
441 2, 186 | religious order for the ~purpose of soldiering.~Aquin.: SMT
442 2, 186 | indeed for any worldly purpose, but for the defense of
443 2, 186 | religious order for the purpose of ~soldiering does not
444 2, 186 | be established for this purpose.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[188] A[
445 2, 186 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the purpose for which a religious order
446 2, 186 | be established for the ~purpose of such actions.~Aquin.:
447 2, 186 | be established for the ~purpose of the aforesaid actions.~
448 2, 186 | order established for that purpose, ~it follows that the faithful
449 2, 186 | should be established for the purpose of preaching and ~hearing
450 2, 186 | of the faithful for that purpose, as well as other ~ecclesiastical
451 2, 186 | should be established for the purpose of study?~Aquin.: SMT SS
452 2, 186 | be established ~for the purpose of study. For it is written (
453 2, 186 | should be established for the purpose of study.~Aquin.: SMT SS
454 2, 186 | are established for the purpose ~of military service aim
455 2, 186 | is evident that for ~the purpose of the outward and bodily
456 2, 186 | order established for the purpose of ~contemplating and of
457 2, 186 | contemplation of truth," for which purpose solitude is ~most helpful.
458 2, 187 | enter ~religion for the purpose of keeping the counsels,
459 2, 187 | enter ~religion for the purpose of trial, while retaining
460 2, 187 | enter religion with the purpose of making a ~trial than
461 2, 187 | He who enters with the purpose of leaving forthwith, does ~
462 2, 187 | Hence he must change that purpose, at least so as to wish
463 2, 187 | Now sometimes a man's purpose of entering religion is ~
464 2, 187 | be no doubt but that the ~purpose of entering religion to
465 2, 187 | shall be done." Hence the ~purpose of entering religion needs
466 3, 2 | to the body for the sole purpose of ~quickening it. But the
467 3, 2 | division, introduce a union of purpose. But the ~Holy Church of
468 3, 3 | words according to the ~purpose of their signification,
469 3, 5 | is inconsistent with the purpose of the Incarnation, which
470 3, 6 | justifying by reason of the ~purpose of the grace of God, according
471 3, 6 | justice according to the purpose of the grace of God." ~Hence
472 3, 6 | God." ~Hence because this purpose is eternal, there is nothing
473 3, 7 | seeing that "according to the purpose" of God to Whom ~it pertains
474 3, 7 | and to this union, by the purpose of the ~Divine wisdom, the
475 3, 8 | anyone is said to bring his purpose to a head when he executes
476 3, 9 | intellective soul to no purpose if ~He had not understood
477 3, 9 | have been assumed to no purpose, since everything is on ~
478 3, 12 | by the angel was for the purpose not of ~instructing Him,
479 3, 13 | could not carry out the purpose of His will in ~all things.~
480 3, 13 | could not carry out the purpose of His will in ~everything.~
481 3, 13 | could not carry out the purpose of His will in all things.~
482 3, 15 | suffering would have been to no purpose if it could not ~have suffered
483 3, 23 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the purpose of adopting anyone is that
484 3, 24 | predestinated ~according to the purpose of Him, Who worketh all
485 3, 25 | the making thereof for the purpose of adoration, ~wherefore
486 3, 25 | the Gentiles made for the purpose of venerating their own
487 3, 26 | with men. "Hence for this purpose does the ~immortal and unhappy
488 3, 26 | with ~men. Hence "for this purpose did He intervene, that having
489 3, 27 | mother's womb not for the purpose of receiving human ~nature,
490 3, 27 | gave her mind a unity of purpose and disengaged it from a ~
491 3, 27 | each one according to the purpose for which He ~has chosen
492 3, 28 | since He came for this purpose, that He might take away
493 3, 29 | be enrolled ~Now for this purpose, it is the men that are
494 3, 30 | Annunciation except for the purpose of receiving the Virgin'
495 3, 30 | the angel had a threefold purpose in regard to the Virgin. ~
496 3, 32 | nature would not, for the purpose of the ~act of generation,
497 3, 32 | was bestowed on her to no purpose. We must ~therefore say
498 3, 34 | precede choice save for the purpose of ~inquiring into what
499 3, 35 | states (Phys. ii): for the purpose of ~nature is terminated
500 3, 35 | passible matter to its own purpose, it unites itself to ~the
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