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501   2, 170 |             bestowed on those who are simply ~the best, but sometimes
502   2, 170 |            God alone knows are remote simply and most of all.~Aquin.:
503   2, 170 |    Accordingly prophecy, properly and simply, is conveyed by Divine ~
504   2, 170 |          Scriptures as ~prophets, not simply, but with an addition, for
505   2, 171 |       pictures in the imagination, by simply considering these ~pictures,
506   2, 172 |               this latter from ~being simply better than the former:
507   2, 172 |             than Moses, yet Moses was simply the greatest of all. For,
508   2, 173 |            ecstasy. For ecstasy means simply ~a going out of oneself
509   2, 173 |            vision did not beatify him simply, so ~as to overflow into
510   2, 178 |             operations, that which is simply uniform is compared to circular
511   2, 180 |             the contemplative life is simply more ~excellent than the
512   2, 180 |           Therefore the active is not simply ~prior to the contemplative.~
513   2, 180 |          although the latter precedes simply and according to its ~nature.~
514   2, 180 |             his ~impulse to action is simply more apt for the active
515   2, 182 |           perfect in two ways. First, simply: ~and this perfection regards
516   2, 182 |               Christian life consists simply in ~charity, but in the
517   2, 182 |              And since that which is ~simply, is paramount and greatest
518   2, 182 |            order a man is not ~placed simply in the state of perfection,
519   2, 183 |               2~Reply OBJ 1: Although simply and absolutely speaking
520   2, 183 |               to take one who is best simply, i.e. according to charity,
521   2, 183 |              the others, but answered simply that he ~loved Christ.~Aquin.:
522   2, 184 |         heaven." Hence it is not said simply that the "rich man" is ~
523   2, 184 |               not ~the religious life simply and absolutely speaking,
524   2, 186 |             De ~Postulando, it is not simply stated that "the same judgment
525   2, 186 |             not make it ~more perfect simply. For possibly some other
526   2, 186 |             and thus be ~more perfect simply, since to excel in better
527   2, 186 |               things is to be better ~simply.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[188] A[
528   2, 187 |             he intend to bind himself simply to enter the religious ~
529   3, 2   |               there are some that are simply one, as is ~shown especially
530   3, 3   |      constitutes a Divine Person, not simply, but forasmuch as the Person
531   3, 3   |            make the Son of ~Man to be simply, since He was from eternity,
532   3, 3   |          Divine Person is constituted simply. Hence ~the Divine Person
533   3, 3   |           were one man they were ~one simply. For nothing hinders our
534   3, 3   |         saying that men, who are many simply, ~are in some respect one,
535   3, 6   |              of God were constituted ~simply by human nature, it would
536   3, 6   |               of the agent - that is ~simply first, which is first included
537   3, 6   |          intention: and this is to be simply first, as was said above.~
538   3, 8   |              God, relatively ~but not simply, viz. so that man partake
539   3, 10  |            knows in the Word, not all simply, but so many more ~things
540   3, 10  |            being in two ways: First, ~simply, i.e. whatever is a being
541   3, 10  |         specific nature. But what is ~simply infinite in its essence
542   3, 10  |               not comprehend, what is simply infinite in essence, as
543   3, 10  |          nothing is greater than ~the simply and in every way infinite;
544   3, 11  |            potentiality to all things simply, but only to those ~things
545   3, 11  |           this was the ~most perfect, simply. Nor was this knowledge
546   3, 11  |       knowledge was not most perfect, simply, but ~merely in the genus
547   3, 11  |             taken in two ways: First, simply; ~and thus a substance,
548   3, 11  |            habitual ~knowledge is not simply better or more excellent
549   3, 11  |            Divine knowledge, which is simply one.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[11]
550   3, 12  |              did not know all ~things simply, but all such as are knowable
551   3, 12  |               was not always perfect, simply and in comparison to the ~
552   3, 13  |            Whether He had omnipotence simply?~(2) Whether He had omnipotence
553   3, 16  |             be made man is to be made simply. But this ~is false: "God
554   3, 16  |               is false: "God was made simply." Therefore this is false: "
555   3, 16  |             be made man is to be made simply, in all those in whom ~human
556   3, 16  |            not mean that God was made simply.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[16] A[
557   3, 16  |             from the Virgin, is ~said simply to be born of the Virgin.
558   3, 16  |              created by God, it ought simply to be said that He is a ~
559   3, 16  |              Itself may be predicated simply of Christ by reason of His
560   3, 16  |            human nature; ~thus we say simply that Christ suffered, died
561   3, 16  |               predicated of the whole simply, i.e. without qualification,
562   3, 16  |                But to be man is to be simply. ~Therefore this man began
563   3, 16  |       Therefore this man began to be, simply.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[16] A[
564   3, 16  |               for this proposition is simply false, in the judgment of ~
565   3, 16  |        colored ~hitherto." Now, to be simply is higher than to be man.
566   3, 16  |       predicated of ~him "per se" and simply, for "per se" is the same
567   3, 16  |          Christ as ~Man is per se and simply a creature." Hence this,
568   3, 16  |             as man, it is a creature ~simply. But Christ is a suppositum
569   3, 16  |              as Man, He is a creature simply.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[16] A[
570   3, 17  |        Persons; hence it may be ~said simply that the three Persons are
571   3, 17  |               hence it cannot be said simply that Christ is two.~Aquin.:
572   3, 17  |              to be called "otherwise" simply. But ~"another thing" implies
573   3, 17  |             be called "another thing" simply, unless there is diversity ~
574   3, 17  |              to ~belong to the person simply, but relatively; as to be
575   3, 18  |           towards the end it is borne simply ~and absolutely, as towards
576   3, 18  |              judge which is the best ~simply. Now this did not occur
577   3, 19  |             operation is called human simply, which proceeds from the
578   3, 19  |              and the will, it is not ~simply a human operation, but belongs
579   3, 19  |              are nowise rational; nor simply human, but only as regards
580   3, 20  |        subjection." But we cannot say simply that Christ is a creature,
581   3, 20  |               Therefore we cannot say simply that Christ is ~subject
582   3, 20  |            that Christ is a creature ~simply, but only in His human nature,
583   3, 20  |             subject to the Father not simply but in His human nature,
584   3, 20  |            that we say that Christ is simply greatest, ~Lord, Ruler,
585   3, 20  |               Para. 1/1 ~Reply OBJ 2: Simply speaking it is necessary
586   3, 22  |                ad 3). But Christ had, simply speaking, no sin; though ~
587   3, 22  |         consequently, we must not say simply that He ~partook of the
588   3, 27  |             We must therefore confess simply that the Blessed Virgin
589   3, 28  |          answer that, We must confess simply that the Mother of Christ
590   3, 28  |           Para. 5/5~We must therefore simply assert that the Mother of
591   3, 33  |        conception should be described simply as miraculous and ~supernatural,
592   3, 33  |           conception cannot be called simply natural.~
593   3, 46  |              two ~ways: first of all, simply and absolutely; or secondly,
594   3, 46  |     supposition. ~Therefore, speaking simply and absolutely, it was possible
595   3, 46  |              by Christ's Passion than simply by God's good-will.~Aquin.:
596   3, 46  |             And therefore He did ~not simply weigh what great virtue
597   3, 46  |              not ~crucify one who was simply a man; they inflicted their
598   3, 50  |              there "to forsake" means simply not to protect from ~persecutors.
599   3, 50  |               three days of His death simply and without ~qualification,
600   3, 50  |               of everyone else is not simply identically the same, dead
601   3, 50  |      Therefore Christ's body ~was not simply identically the same, living
602   3, 50  |          answer that, The expression "simply" can be taken in two senses.
603   3, 50  |             first instance by taking "simply" to be the same as "absolutely"; ~
604   3, 50  |      absolutely"; ~thus "that is said simply which is said without addition,"
605   3, 50  |            living body ~of Christ was simply identically the same: since
606   3, 50  |               a thing is said to be ~"simply" identically the same from
607   3, 50  |             Para. 2/2~In another way "simply" is the same as "altogether"
608   3, 50  |              dead and alive, was not "simply" the same ~identically,
609   3, 50  |        everyone else is not the same "simply," but only in some respect: ~
610   3, 50  |               s body remains the same simply, on account of the identity
611   3, 52  |            children were kept in hell simply because of original sin. ~
612   3, 58  |             right hand" does not mean simply to be in beatitude, but
613   3, 64  |           mortal sin is not perplexed simply, if by ~reason of his office
614   3, 65  |              the individual; Baptism, simply and absolutely; ~Penance,
615   3, 72  |       spiritual life may be received ~simply; wherefore simple matter
616   3, 72  |              not ~that we may confess simply, for this is also the effect
617   3, 73  |                The water does not act simply as such ~upon the baptized,
618   3, 73  |             in a measure several, yet simply one.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[73]
619   3, 75  |               iv, D, 11] do not grant simply that there is a ~mid-time
620   3, 77  |         permeating the whole, and not simply by the dimensions; which, ~
621   3, 78  |             is ~to be judged as false simply; and the same reason holds
622   3, 79  |              For a live ~ember is not simply wood, but wood united to
623   3, 80  |              the unity of the Church, simply speaking, makes him to be ~
624   3, 82  |            from exercising his order, simply or for a time, is rendered
625   3, 84  |             of the spiritual ~edifice simply, i.e. in the first building
626   3, 85  |               to be just in two ways, simply and relatively. A ~thing
627   3, 85  |          relatively. A ~thing is just simply when it is between equals,
628   3, 85  |               will not be ~sufficient simply, but only according to the
629   3, 85  |           Consequently penance is not simply the first of the virtues,
630   3, 85  |        theological virtues precede it simply. Nevertheless, in a ~certain
631   3, 86  |               3~Therefore we must say simply that, in this life, every
632   3, 88  |          taken away by Penance return simply ~through a subsequent sin?~(
633   3, 88  |           maintained that they return simply even in this ~way. But this
634   3, 88  |           that those sins return, not simply, but in a restricted ~sense,
635   3, 88  |           debt of eternal punishment ~simply; but it covers the past
636 Suppl, 2 |       punishment, because ~punishment simply denotes a lessening, so
637 Suppl, 3 |              which is everlasting is ~simply to be shunned more than
638 Suppl, 11|             forbidden to reveal a sin simply, but ~to reveal it as heard
639 Suppl, 19|                Baptism, the matter is simply a man. Wherefore, just as,
640 Suppl, 23|               the excommunication is ~simply pronounced on him; and then
641 Suppl, 25|              for them, but that they ~simply avail each individual in
642 Suppl, 29|             those actions are several simply, yet they are ~united together
643 Suppl, 43|            about things that are good simply, as were one to ~say, "I
644 Suppl, 44|             things that are posterior simply, but prior to us; thus in
645 Suppl, 47|               Ethic. iii, 1) "violent simply," as when by bodily strength
646 Suppl, 47|         follows that it is voluntary ~simply, and involuntary in a certain
647 Suppl, 47|               a statement is not made simply if it is made subject to ~
648 Suppl, 47|              consent must be ~uttered simply. Therefore a conditional
649 Suppl, 48|              evil and is not from God simply. Nor is it ~unreasonable
650 Suppl, 48|          although it is not from ~God simply.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[48] A[
651 Suppl, 50|          contracting ~marriage either simply, or with some particular
652 Suppl, 50|            some particular person. If simply, so ~that he be unable to
653 Suppl, 50|           hindered from marrying, not simply but in ~reference to a particular
654 Suppl, 50|          place between those ~who are simply lawful subjects and those
655 Suppl, 50|            subjects and those who are simply unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT XP
656 Suppl, 51|               1~Reply OBJ 1: Speaking simply, ignorance differs from
657 Suppl, 59|             of worship makes a person simply unfit for lawful ~marriage,
658 Suppl, 60|               prove that it is lawful simply, but that it ~is lawful
659 Suppl, 60|             then the law declares him simply unfit to marry her, so that
660 Suppl, 60|              however hereby ~rendered simply unfit by law in relation
661 Suppl, 60|              2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Simply speaking it is a more grievous
662 Suppl, 62|          which excites concupiscence. Simply speaking, however, other
663 Suppl, 62|         fornication, it follows that, simply speaking, the adulterous
664 Suppl, 64|             cannot lawfully vow or do simply, since one must not obey
665 Suppl, 65|           forbid that which is given ~simply, to be given for a time
666 Suppl, 65|               her husband's body, not simply and in ~all respects, but
667 Suppl, 66|             same time is a ~multitude simply, wherefore a multitude of
668 Suppl, 69|              that he goes from thence simply, so that heaven or ~hell
669 Suppl, 69|             forth from heaven or hell simply, and do not imply that one
670 Suppl, 70|              there results one ~thing simply: and the spirit that is
671 Suppl, 70|               2: Although the soul is simply more excellent than the
672 Suppl, 71|         wherefore it is safer to ~say simply that suffrages profit not
673 Suppl, 71|            that Trajan's soul was not simply freed from the ~debt of
674 Suppl, 71|         suffrages is not directly and simply an object of merit, but ~
675 Suppl, 72|               the fire in question is simply of the same species as ours.~
676 Suppl, 72|             to sin, and not as having simply and ~perfectly the character
677 Suppl, 72|        purgatory is not a retribution simply, but rather a cleansing, ~
678 Suppl, 72|               one respect, it is not ~simply. Because, strictly speaking,
679 Suppl, 72|           nature in the second way is simply ~natural: but the action
680 Suppl, 72|               be described as natural simply, but as natural in a restricted
681 Suppl, 72|                Consequently, speaking simply, movement cannot be ~described
682 Suppl, 78|               pleasures are pleasures simply, and to be sought for their
683 Suppl, 81|            And even if its power were simply ~infinite, it would not
684 Suppl, 83|              OBJ 3: Although death is simply the greatest of punishments,
685 Suppl, 83|          Accordingly just ~as life is simply pleasant, but not the life
686 Suppl, 83|         privation of life, is painful simply, and the ~greatest of punishments,
687 Suppl, 88|              harvest," etc. And it is simply to be granted that ~as long
688 Suppl, 88|           that although immobility is simply nobler than ~movement, yet
689 Suppl, 89|             there ~resulted one being simply, as in natural things from
690 Suppl, 89|              there ~results one thing simply, so from the form whereby
691 Suppl, 90|              action, the soul will be simply more ~perfect while existing
692 Suppl, 90|              2~Further, "if one thing simply follows from another thing
693 Suppl, 90|            follows from another thing simply, the ~increase of the former
694 Suppl, 92|           prove ~that the dowries are simply unbecoming to the angels,
695 Suppl, 93|              the ~martyr's aureole is simply the greatest of all: for
696 Suppl, 93|             term ~of their perfection simply, but according to their
697 Suppl, 94|              to the heart. Wherefore, simply speaking, the ~place is