Part, Question

501 Suppl, 48|         there ~cannot lawfully be a consent to marriage between them.
502 Suppl, 48|             Therefore the ~marriage consent is a consent to carnal intercourse.~
503 Suppl, 48|          the ~marriage consent is a consent to carnal intercourse.~Aquin.:
504 Suppl, 48|            woman say to the man: "I consent to take thee ~provided however
505 Suppl, 48|          not," it is not a marriage consent, ~because it contains something
506 Suppl, 48|         against the essence of that consent. Yet ~this would not be
507 Suppl, 48|            case unless the marriage consent were a consent to ~carnal
508 Suppl, 48|             marriage consent were a consent to ~carnal intercourse.
509 Suppl, 48|              since it begins by the consent, it would seem that the
510 Suppl, 48|              it would seem that the consent ~is to carnal intercourse.~
511 Suppl, 48|          body. Therefore he did not consent ~to carnal intercourse.~
512 Suppl, 48|       corresponds to its cause. Now consent is the cause ~of marriage.
513 Suppl, 48|            seemingly neither is the consent which causes marriage a
514 Suppl, 48|             which causes marriage a consent to ~carnal intercourse.~
515 Suppl, 48|              1/1~I answer that, The consent that makes a marriage is
516 Suppl, 48|          that makes a marriage is a consent to ~marriage, because the
517 Suppl, 48|             marriage, so far is the consent that causes marriage a consent
518 Suppl, 48|      consent that causes marriage a consent to carnal ~intercourse.
519 Suppl, 48|           well who asserted that to consent to marriage is to consent
520 Suppl, 48|           consent to marriage is to consent to ~carnal intercourse implicitly
521 Suppl, 48|         power is the ~object of the consent, is the cause of carnal
522 Suppl, 48|         Reply OBJ 1: The reason why consent to marriage after taking
523 Suppl, 48|             sinful, is because that consent gives a power to do what
524 Suppl, 48|             him. With regard to the consent of the Blessed Virgin, we
525 Suppl, 48|             contrary side show that consent is not given ~explicitly
526 Suppl, 48|            result from one person's consent to take another for ~a base
527 Suppl, 48|           result from one person's ~consent to take another for a base
528 Suppl, 49|      important than its cause. Now ~consent, which is the cause of matrimony,
529 Suppl, 49|         these were expressed in the consent which makes a marriage,
530 Suppl, 49|           Reply OBJ 4: Although the consent which makes a marriage is
531 Suppl, 49|        everlasting, because it is a consent to an ever lasting ~bond,
532 Suppl, 49|          not make a marriage, for a consent to take a woman ~for a time
533 Suppl, 49|             inseparability from the consent.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[49] A[
534 Suppl, 49|           Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, consent to pleasure is a mortal
535 Suppl, 49|            2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Consent to the pleasure of the intercourse
536 Suppl, 49|            sin; but such is not the consent to the marriage ~act.~Aquin.:
537 Suppl, 50|      contract is ~made by voluntary consent, and this is incompatible
538 Suppl, 51|         impediment to marriage. For consent, which is the efficient
539 Suppl, 51|             OBJ 3: Further, just as consent is required for marriage,
540 Suppl, 51|             What is more opposed to consent than error?" Now ~consent
541 Suppl, 51|           consent than error?" Now ~consent is required for marriage.
542 Suppl, 51|              OTC Para. 2/2~Further, consent denotes something voluntary.
543 Suppl, 51|           the ~effect likewise. Now consent is the cause of matrimony,
544 Suppl, 51|            Hence whatever voids the consent, voids marriage. Now ~consent
545 Suppl, 51|       consent, voids marriage. Now ~consent is an act of the will, presupposing
546 Suppl, 51|             follows a defect in the consent also, ~and consequently
547 Suppl, 51|       marriage tie is caused by the consent directly. ~Hence the comparison
548 Suppl, 51|      through an error, but by their consent, which followed ~afterwards.
549 Suppl, 51|             she thought to give her consent, ~but should hold on to
550 Suppl, 51|       another, without his master's consent. For ~this reason these
551 Suppl, 51|     matrimony. Hence, if ~the woman consent directly to this particular
552 Suppl, 51|             she intend directly to ~consent to marry the king's son,
553 Suppl, 51|           unless she be ~willing to consent again, there is no marriage.~
554 Suppl, 51|         Reply OBJ 9: If she did not consent previously to marry his
555 Suppl, 52|          marry without his master's consent?~(3) Whether a man who is
556 Suppl, 52|           slave ~without his wife's consent?~(4) Whether the children
557 Suppl, 52|          marry without his master's consent?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[52] A[
558 Suppl, 52|         marry without his master's ~consent. For no one can give a person
559 Suppl, 52|             s without the ~latter's consent. Now a slave is his master'
560 Suppl, 52|      marrying without his master's ~consent.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[52] A[
561 Suppl, 52|             may ~command him not to consent to marry. Therefore he cannot
562 Suppl, 52|           cannot marry without ~his consent.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[52] A[
563 Suppl, 52|          marry without his master's consent, the latter ~would be deprived
564 Suppl, 52|          marry without his master's consent.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[52] A[
565 Suppl, 52|        orders without his ~master's consent. Much less therefore can
566 Suppl, 52|             be married without his ~consent.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[52] A[
567 Suppl, 52|         marry without his master's ~consent.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[52] A[
568 Suppl, 52|          his master's ~knowledge or consent.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[52] A[
569 Suppl, 52|           body without his master's consent.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[52] A[
570 Suppl, 52|           married with his master's consent, he should ~omit the service
571 Suppl, 52|           the master's knowledge or consent, he is not bound to ~pay
572 Suppl, 52|     continence without his master's consent.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[52] A[
573 Suppl, 52|        slave without her ~husband's consent. Therefore neither can the
574 Suppl, 52|         husband without his wife's ~consent.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[52] A[
575 Suppl, 52|          marry without his master's consent, as stated above ~(A[2]).
576 Suppl, 52|          master, without his wife's consent.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[52] A[
577 Suppl, 52|         slave without her husband's consent.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[52] A[
578 Suppl, 52|             and without his ~wife's consent; and the same applies if
579 Suppl, 53|           without the knowledge or ~consent of his wife, because this
580 Suppl, 53|      continence without the other's consent [*Cf. Q[61], A[1]]. Now ~
581 Suppl, 53|         ordained without his wife's consent, she will be bound to ~remain
582 Suppl, 53|           prayer without his wife's consent (1 Cor. 7:5). But in the
583 Suppl, 53|      ordained ~without their wife's consent, and much less may the Latins.~
584 Suppl, 53|            his wife ~die, or if she consent. Therefore he can also receive
585 Suppl, 53|        order. If, however, his wife consent, or if she be dead, ~he
586 Suppl, 53|             with the knowledge and ~consent of his wife, she is bound
587 Suppl, 53|             be ordained without her consent, she is not bound in this
588 Suppl, 53|          orders without ~his wife's consent, since at least at the time
589 Suppl, 53|          been ordained without her ~consent or knowledge.~Aquin.: SMT
590 Suppl, 53|             be ordained without her consent, seemingly she would not ~
591 Suppl, 53|      Marriage has for its cause our consent: not so order, which ~has
592 Suppl, 57|       master can adopt, without the consent of the sovereign and with
593 Suppl, 58|         then, since there can be no consent without use of ~reason,
594 Suppl, 58|        latter's cause ~which is the consent, although not on the part
595 Suppl, 58|            of marriage, ~namely the consent, voids marriage altogether.
596 Suppl, 58|       either case ~there is lack of consent on the part of the reason.~
597 Suppl, 58|         sufficiently mature to give consent, ~and consequently that
598 Suppl, 58|             OBJ 3: Further, just as consent is necessary for marriage
599 Suppl, 58|      possible after deliberation to consent to marriage ~before one
600 Suppl, 58|      qualified to give rightly that consent which is to ~endure in perpetuity.~
601 Suppl, 59|         that believeth not, and she consent to dwell with him, let him
602 Suppl, 59|     prejudice without the ~latter's consent. Now the unbelieving wife
603 Suppl, 59|           faith without his wife's ~consent, even as he cannot receive
604 Suppl, 59|             continence without her ~consent.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[59] A[
605 Suppl, 59|         religion without his wife's consent, whereas he can before ~
606 Suppl, 59|           of continence without the consent of his ~unbelieving wife,
607 Suppl, 61|        religion without the other's consent?~(2) Whether they can enter
608 Suppl, 61|        religion without the other's consent?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[61] A[
609 Suppl, 61|        religion without the other's consent. For the ~Divine law ought
610 Suppl, 61|             even without the wife's consent.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[61] A[
611 Suppl, 61|          time without one another's consent, ~in order to have time
612 Suppl, 61|       another ~without the latter's consent. Now the religious vow taken
613 Suppl, 61|            vow without the ~other's consent.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[61] A[
614 Suppl, 61|        offer it to ~God without her consent.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[61] A[
615 Suppl, 61|        religion without the other's consent?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[61] A[
616 Suppl, 61|        religion without the other's consent. For the ~indissolubility
617 Suppl, 61|            consummation, and after ~consent has been expressed in words
618 Suppl, 61|           Further, by virtue of the consent expressed in words of the ~
619 Suppl, 61|       religion without the other's ~consent.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[61] A[
620 Suppl, 62|           fornication would seem to consent with her, as stated in the
621 Suppl, 62|           to do so, lest he seem to consent to her sin, by not having ~
622 Suppl, 62|             2: The husband seems to consent with her when he retains
623 Suppl, 62|        mended her ways, he does not consent with her.~Aquin.: SMT XP
624 Suppl, 62|             as the husband seems to consent to his ~wife's lewdness.~
625 Suppl, 62|           ask her, unless with his ~consent she has taken a vow of continence.~
626 Suppl, 63|            expression of the inward consent by words of ~the present),
627 Suppl, 64|             one without the other's consent may take a vow that ~prohibits
628 Suppl, 64|             them but they also that consent ~to them are worthy of death" (
629 Suppl, 64|            case when both willingly consent, but ~not when the woman
630 Suppl, 64|            OBJ 2: Since there is no consent without the concurrence
631 Suppl, 64|          the woman is not deemed to consent in her husband's sin unless
632 Suppl, 64|          debt ~without their mutual consent?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[64] A[
633 Suppl, 64|           debt without their mutual consent. For husband and wife are ~
634 Suppl, 64|             may without the other's consent take the aforesaid vow.~
635 Suppl, 64|            one should not await the consent of ~another who cannot dissent
636 Suppl, 64|           without sin, refuse their consent to the other's taking a
637 Suppl, 64|          time, ~without the other's consent.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[64] A[
638 Suppl, 64|            can, without the other's consent, vow not ~to demand the
639 Suppl, 64|           another, ~except . . . by consent, for a time, that you may
640 Suppl, 64|              Therefore, without her consent, the husband cannot take
641 Suppl, 64|             take a vow ~without the consent of the one to whom he is
642 Suppl, 64|     continence without ~the other's consent; and if he take the vow
643 Suppl, 64|           cross ~without his wife's consent, even as he might go fighting
644 Suppl, 64|            go fighting without the ~consent of his landlord whose land
645 Suppl, 64|           vow without her husband's consent.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[64] A[
646 Suppl, 64|          one spouse, by refusing to consent to the other's vow ~of continence,
647 Suppl, 64|             can without the other's consent vow not to demand the debt,
648 Suppl, 64|          spouse without the other's consent.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[64] A[
649 Suppl, 64|            sin as well as those who consent ~thereto are equally punished (
650 Suppl, 64|             one another, ~except by consent, for a time," etc. Therefore
651 Suppl, 64|            is concerned he does not consent, but grants ~unwillingly
652 Suppl, 66|          minds, as expressed by the consent, and in ~the union of bodies.
653 Suppl, 66|            iv, D, 27), namely ~that consent alone by words of the present
654 Suppl, 67|          law. For one way of giving consent is to refrain from prohibiting ~
655 Suppl, 67|              It is also unlawful to consent to what is ~unlawful. Since
656 Suppl, 72|           will be saved, and ~their consent to God's justice in punishing
657 Suppl, 72|             of the saints, and they consent to God's justice."~Aquin.:
658 Suppl, 79|      According to Augustine (Ep. ad Consent. cxlvi) "the Divine ~power
659 Suppl, 86|       equivalently, so to ~say; for consent to an action is considered
660 Suppl, 86|            Wherefore those who will consent with Christ the Judge, by
661 Suppl, 92|            and "concord" as regards consent in actions, or ~one's inferiors,
662 Suppl, 93|    perpetual ~virginity, and nowise consent to the act. Nor does she
663 Suppl, 95|           ix] that "the damned ever consent to the evil ~they have done."
664 Suppl, 95|             sins directly, ~because consent in the malice of sin will