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501   2, 94  |        should wage war against the demons. Hence in no way is ~it
502   2, 94  |         for man to make use of the demons' help by compacts either ~
503   2, 94  |    compacts ~entered into with the demons: for instance, the twitching
504   2, 94  |  cooperation of the malice ~of the demons, who strive to entangle
505   2, 94  |        through the trickery of the demons, "so ~that men, through
506   2, 94  |   connected with invocation of the demons it is clearly ~superstitious
507   2, 94  |       observances, and rely on the demons for their ~result, especially
508   2, 95  |           tempted by God, man, and demons. ~But when man is tempted
509   2, 101 |          neither ~is it due to the demons, who nevertheless are above
510   2, 101 |           he presides. As for ~the demons, they are wicked beyond
511   2, 120 |        tacit or explicit, with the demons; hence all are understood
512   2, 160 |           is ascribed also ~to the demons.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[162] A[
513   2, 165 |        know the future through the demons. ~This is superstitious
514   2, 165 |         seeking knowledge from the demons."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[167]
515   2, 170 |           any prophecy is from the demons?~(6) Whether prophets of
516   2, 170 |            Whether prophets of the demons ever tell what is true?~
517   2, 170 |             and the casting out of demons are accorded not to the
518   2, 170 |            prophecy comes from the demons?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[172] A[
519   2, 170 |            prophecy comes from the demons. For ~prophecy is "a Divine
520   2, 170 |            171], AA[2],3). Now the demons do not ~enlighten the human
521   2, 170 |         prophecy can come from the demons.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[172] A[
522   2, 170 |         cannot be ~bestowed by the demons.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[172] A[
523   2, 170 |          these were worshippers of demons. Therefore it would seem ~
524   2, 170 |           also a prophecy from the demons.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[172] A[
525   2, 170 |        order of nature. Hence the ~demons, even by their natural knowledge,
526   2, 170 |    revelation which is made by the demons may be ~called prophecy
527   2, 170 |       something is revealed by the demons are styled in the Scriptures
528   2, 170 |         Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The demons reveal what they know to
529   2, 170 |         OBJ 3: The prophecy of the demons can be distinguished from
530   2, 170 |        Whether the prophets of the demons ever foretell the truth?~
531   2, 170 |           that the prophets of the demons never foretell the ~truth.
532   2, 170 |            Now the prophets of the demons do not speak from the Holy
533   2, 170 |             so the prophets of the demons are inspired by the spirit
534   2, 170 |      Therefore the prophets of the demons never speak truth.~Aquin.:
535   2, 170 |     Therefore the ~prophets of the demons never foretell the truth.~
536   2, 170 |          the future by help of the demons and the magic ~art." Now
537   2, 170 |           even the prophets of the demons ~foretell the truth.~Aquin.:
538   2, 170 |         Hence ~the teaching of the demons, with which they instruct
539   2, 170 |         OBJ 1: The prophets of the demons do not always speak from
540   2, 170 |         not always speak from the ~demons' revelation, but sometimes
541   2, 170 |            he was a prophet of the demons, because God ~makes use
542   2, 170 |         certain truths even by the demons' prophets, both that the ~
543   2, 170 |        Para. 2/2~Yet even when the demons' prophets are instructed
544   2, 170 |     prophets are instructed by the demons, they ~foretell the truth,
545   2, 170 |         then ~this truth which the demons proclaim is from the Holy
546   2, 170 |        Those things are called the demons' own, which they have of ~
547   2, 172 |         been ~brought about by the demons' art, because although the
548   2, 172 |          art, because although the demons are unable ~to evoke the
549   2, 173 |     secondly, by the power of ~the demons, as in those who are possessed:
550   2, 176 |          these can be ~done by the demons, as stated above (A[1],
551   2, 176 |             and the casting out of demons are accorded not ~to the
552   2, 176 |          private compact with the ~demons, good Christians by their
553   3, 8   |            is plain as regards the demons, who did not sin ~through
554   3, 22  |             Gentiles, by which the demons were worshiped. Now in the
555   3, 25  |          their own gods, ~i.e. the demons, and so it is premised: "
556   3, 25  |           of the answers which the demons used to give in them, ~and
557   3, 26  |          bad angels - that is, the demons: for they have something ~
558   3, 26  |         namely, Christ. As ~to the demons, it is true that they have
559   3, 29  |     Secondly, because later on the demons, through many ~evident signs,
560   3, 29  |            evil disposition of the demons easily discovers ~even hidden
561   3, 41  |      Christ was known even to the ~demons; for it is written (Lk.
562   3, 41  |           Christ was known to ~the demons only so far as He willed;
563   3, 43  |       Reply OBJ 3: Christ cast out demons otherwise than they are
564   3, 43  |          cast out by ~the power of demons. For demons are cast out
565   3, 43  |           the power of demons. For demons are cast out from bodies
566   3, 43  |            by the power of ~higher demons in such a way that they
567   3, 43  |       other hand, ~Christ cast out demons, not only from the body,
568   3, 43  |         who ~said that He cast out demons by the power of the demons:
569   3, 43  |         demons by the power of the demons: first, by saying ~that
570   3, 43  |    instance of others who cast out demons by the Spirit of God; thirdly, ~
571   3, 43  |    cleansing" ~whereby He cast out demons, "the cure of the sick,
572   3, 44  |         holy ~angels are above the demons; for, as Augustine says (
573   3, 44  |            worked ~miracles in the demons.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[44] A[
574   3, 44  |            to be made known to the demons: ~since this would have
575   3, 44  |        have worked miracles in the demons.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[44] A[
576   3, 44  |        such power to men." But the demons have no part in glorifying ~
577   3, 44  |            to work miracles in the demons.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[44] A[
578   3, 44  |       sometimes the casting out of demons from men was detrimental ~
579   3, 44  |        things: as when He sent the demons, at their own ~request,
580   3, 44  |         Him, from the power of the demons; according ~to Jn. 12:31: "
581   3, 44  |         those who were obsessed by demons.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[44] A[
582   3, 44  |      Christ from the power ~of the demons, so by Him were they to
583   3, 44  |           Christ was known to ~the demons just as much as He willed;
584   3, 44  |             says on Lk. 4:41: "The demons confess the Son of God,
585   3, 44  |         Christ worked in expelling demons were ~for the benefit, not
586   3, 44  |            the benefit, not of the demons, but of men, that they might
587   3, 44  |            is dangerous, since the demons frequently mix falsehood
588   3, 44  |       Consequently, He allowed the demons, that He cast out, to do
589   3, 44  |            32 ~that Christ let the demons depart into the swine, "
590   3, 44  |            not as yielding to the ~demons, but first, to show . . .
591   3, 44  |                how harmful are the demons who attack ~men; secondly,
592   3, 44  |           all might learn that the demons would not dare to ~hurt
593   3, 44  |          being delivered ~from the demons, to suffer grievously for
594   3, 44  |          delivering a man from the demons, He said ~to him: "Go into
595   3, 44  |          but of the action of the ~demons, God permitting.~Aquin.:
596   3, 49  |           the wicked snares of the demons, even in ~Antichrist's time.
597   3, 61  |      consisting in the worship of ~demons, and all manner of harmful
598   3, 64  |        seems to be peculiar to the demons to ~be enticed to something
599   3, 64  |            De Civ. ~Dei xxi): "The demons are enticed . . . by means
600   3, 64  |           be ~administered even by demons.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[64] A[
601   3, 64  |             September 29]. ~But if demons, who are "lying spirits,"
602   3, 65  |          against the snares of the demons, and against venial sins:
603   3, 68  |           them with the worship of demons, hurts not the children.
604   3, 71  |         ward off the power ~of the demons. Therefore exorcism was
605   3, 71  |           that before Baptism the ~demons should be cast out by exorcisms,
606   3, 71  |       ability to fight against the demons.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[71] A[
607   3, 71  |        subject to the power of the demons, at least on account of
608   3, 71  |            against the assaults of demons from ~without. But exorcisms
609   3, 71  |      against those assaults of the demons ~which are from within.
610   3, 71  |            against the assaults of demons, because the baptismal exorcisms ~
611   3, 71  |          impediment, so far as the demons strive to hinder man's ~
612   3, 79  |        repels all the ~assaults of demons. Hence Chrysostom says (
613   3, 80  |         viz. ~the deception of the demons, who can stir up phantasms,
614   3, 80  |           illusions on the part of demons sometimes come from one'
615   3, 80  |          alone on the part of the ~demons who wish to keep men from
616   3, 86  |          first way the sins of the demons and of men who are lost,
617 Suppl, 15|           Mk. 9:28, "This kind" of demons "can go out by nothing,
618 Suppl, 40|           this for the worship of ~demons.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[40] A[
619 Suppl, 58|         caused by the operation of demons. But the ~demons have no
620 Suppl, 58|      operation of demons. But the ~demons have no more power to prevent
621 Suppl, 58|         OTC Para. 2/2~Further, the demons' power is greater than man'
622 Suppl, 58|        holy men who state that the demons have power over men's ~bodies
623 Suppl, 58|           they do not believe that demons exist ~save only in the
624 Suppl, 58|         believes that he sees ~the demons. But such assertions are
625 Suppl, 58|          from heaven, and that the demons exist, and that ~by reason
626 Suppl, 58|        always avail to repress the demons in all their ~molestations
627 Suppl, 58|      against those assaults of the demons against which they are chiefly ~
628 Suppl, 69|            Since the devil and the demons ~wander throughout the whole
629 Suppl, 69|        does not exceed that of the demons who wander about everywhere.~
630 Suppl, 69|         There is no parity between demons and angels on the one ~hand
631 Suppl, 69|           the prison house of the ~demons (2 Pt. 2:17), and yet it
632 Suppl, 69|    darksome air is assigned to the demons, not as the ~place where
633 Suppl, 70|            souls, or at least ~the demons to whom this equally applies,
634 Suppl, 70|           separated souls and with demons. Now demons ~suffer therefrom
635 Suppl, 70|         souls and with demons. Now demons ~suffer therefrom since
636 Suppl, 70|           that ~separated souls or demons, who are endowed with keen
637 Suppl, 71|         their desire. ~Even so the demons are said to rejoice when
638 Suppl, 72|          stain from the sin of the demons, because they were ~expelled
639 Suppl, 86|        will judge?~(4) Whether the demons will carry out the Judge'
640 Suppl, 86|        Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the demons will carry out the sentence
641 Suppl, 86|             It would seem that the demons will not carry out the sentence
642 Suppl, 86|        after the ~judgment day the demons will not carry out the Judge'
643 Suppl, 86|            1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the demons sinned more grievously than
644 Suppl, 86|          men should be tortured by demons.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
645 Suppl, 86|            3: Further, just as the demons suggest evil things to men,
646 Suppl, 86|         will it be the duty of the demons to punish ~the wicked.~Aquin.:
647 Suppl, 86|        after the judgment day the ~demons will not be placed over
648 Suppl, 86|         justice on the part of the demons punishing; while the contrary ~
649 Suppl, 86| punishments, men being punished by demons, lest the Divine order,
650 Suppl, 86|            good angels, so too the demons execute the Divine ~justice
651 Suppl, 86|    diminish the punishment ~of the demons, since even in torturing
652 Suppl, 86|           men, angels over angels, demons over ~demons, and demons
653 Suppl, 86|          over angels, demons over ~demons, and demons over men; in
654 Suppl, 86|           demons over ~demons, and demons over men; in every case
655 Suppl, 86|        Although the demerit of the demons does not require that ~they
656 Suppl, 86|         there is no reason why the demons ~should not torture men
657 Suppl, 86|      attaches to the nature of the demons.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
658 Suppl, 86|          Gen. ad lit. xi) that the demons were never ~blessed. But
659 Suppl, 86|         according to a gloss, "the demons ~seeing our Lord on earth
660 Suppl, 86|         Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 2: The demons will then be cast down in
661 Suppl, 88|        rational spirits of men and demons who though weak by reason
662 Suppl, 94|         Orth. iv): The devil, and "demons, and his men" [*Cf. 2 Thess.
663 Suppl, 95|     Dionysius (Div. Nom. iv), "the demons desire the good ~and the
664 Suppl, 95|         are not worse off than the demons, it would seem that they ~
665 Suppl, 95|           be obstinate even as the demons [*Cf. FP, ~Q[64], A[2]].
666 Suppl, 95|            the same footing as the demons. Now ~the demons demerit
667 Suppl, 95|            as the demons. Now ~the demons demerit after their fall,
668 Suppl, 95|   Especially may this apply to the demons, or to the good ~angels,
669 Suppl, 95|     whereby the ~punishment of the demons is augmented [*Cf. FP, Q[
670 Suppl, 95|       others to ~damnation, as the demons are, for which reason the
671 Suppl, 96|      punishment both of men and of demons ~comes to an end?~(3) Whether
672 Suppl, 96|           the damned, both men and demons, ~comes to an end?~Aquin.:
673 Suppl, 96|          the damned, ~both men and demons, comes to an end. For it
674 Suppl, 96|          But ~among all things the demons also are included, since
675 Suppl, 96|          Now God has concluded the demons ~under sin, that is to say,
676 Suppl, 96|           He has mercy even on the demons.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[99] A[
677 Suppl, 96|            in maintaining that the demons will at length, ~through
678 Suppl, 96|          as he maintained that the demons and the souls ~of the damned
679 Suppl, 96|          of that mercy, ~as do the demons and the damned who are obstinate
680 Suppl, 96|       Origen by asserting that the demons are punished ~everlastingly,
681 Suppl, 96|      unreasonable. For just as the demons are obstinate in wickedness
682 Suppl, 96|        pray ~for them than for the demons. And since for those who
683 Appen1, 2|      Purgatory are punished by the demons?~(4) Whether venial sin
684 Appen1, 2|      Purgatory are punished by the demons?~Aquin.: SMT XP App. 1 Q[
685 Appen1, 2|     Purgatory are punished by the ~demons; for, according to the Master, "
686 Appen1, 2|          tempters in sin." Now the demons tempt ~us to sin, not only
687 Appen1, 2|            will be punished by the demons.~Aquin.: SMT XP App. 1 Q[
688 Appen1, 2|            have triumphed over the demons, since they died without
689 Appen1, 2|     neither by the ministry of the demons whom they have vanquished,
690 Appen1, 2|     punishment: also that even the demons, who rejoice in the ~punishment