Part, Question

501   3, 41  |         that, The temptation which comes from the enemy takes the
502   3, 42  |          the Divine ~enlightenment comes to the lower angels through
503   3, 42  |             1/1~OBJ 3: Further, it comes to the same, to hide the
504   3, 46  |            of that necessity which comes of ~supposition, and of
505   3, 46  |        death, and mortality, which comes of sin. "But ~Christ's flesh
506   3, 46  |        said to be complete when it comes ~into contact with the reason.
507   3, 46  |   opposition to the pleasure which comes of ~consideration." Therefore
508   3, 46  |          its own passion; and this comes of ~its being afflicted
509   3, 46  |       Further, beatific "fruition" comes of the knowledge and love
510   3, 46  |           the ~fifteenth. And this comes out more clearly from Mk.
511   3, 48  |           of all, in ~so far as he comes under God's power: in which
512   3, 49  |     Further, the glory of the body comes from the glory of the soul, ~
513   3, 49  |             The source of meriting comes of the soul, while the body
514   3, 50  |          through sickness that one comes to die. But it was not beseeming
515   3, 50  |         did not suffer death which comes of sickness, lest ~He should
516   3, 51  |            of the corruption which comes of dissolving into elements.~
517   3, 51  |           putrefaction of any body comes of ~that body's infirmity
518   3, 51  |           is crucified, everything comes to ~light, in order that
519   3, 52  |    encompassed me." Another sorrow comes of hoped-for glory being
520   3, 55  |           be dead. But just as man comes from the ~hearing of faith
521   3, 55  |         merit of beatitude, which ~comes of faith, is not entirely
522   3, 56  |          the resurrection of souls comes of the forgiveness of ~sins.
523   3, 56  |           to that of souls: for it comes of God that the soul ~lives
524   3, 56  |             as to ~efficacy, which comes of the Divine power, the
525   3, 56  |            newness of ~life, which comes through grace or justice:
526   3, 57  |         dispensation, He sometimes comes down in body to earth; either
527   3, 59  |     dependent in a measure on what comes after ~it in the future.
528   3, 62  |        ways; because the link that comes from faith ~is produced
529   3, 62  |        soul; whereas the link that comes from the ~sacraments, is
530   3, 64  |        ministry of the Church, but comes to the aid of one who is ~
531   3, 64  |             And because that which comes first does not ~depend on
532   3, 65  |       which is nearer the last end comes after other ~things. But,
533   3, 65  |           spiritual ~regeneration, comes first; then Confirmation,
534   3, 65  |          view of perfection, order comes ~first; while Confirmation
535   3, 68  |       Church's ritual, the man who comes to be baptized is ~asked
536   3, 68  |        that some part of the child comes ~forth first, as we read
537   3, 69  |     Baptism; from which when a man comes ~forth, the gates of the
538   3, 69  |          sincere; but ~that he who comes in sincerity, be justified.~
539   3, 71  |         child will believe when it comes to the right age, ~else
540   3, 72  |        says: "The ~Holy Ghost, Who comes down on the waters of Baptism
541   3, 72  |         perfect age. Now ~when man comes to perfect age he begins
542   3, 72  |            salvation. Therefore it comes to ~the same whether we
543   3, 72  |           are reserved. And he who comes to die, having ~kept unsullied
544   3, 73  |            the New Law, that which comes ~visibly under our senses
545   3, 73  |            is the perfection which comes to man from the addition
546   3, 74  |      sacrament. And because starch comes of corrupted ~wheat, it
547   3, 75  |         thing in ~actual existence comes from its form. Consequently,
548   3, 75  |     sacrament. For when that which comes first is removed, that which ~
549   3, 75  |          above (ad 1), this change comes about in the last ~instant
550   3, 75  |    converted ~into being. But this comes to pass differently on the
551   3, 75  |            said - "out of ~morning comes the day." And so it is not
552   3, 76  |           consecration, from which comes the power of this sacrament.
553   3, 76  |         other accidents, hence it ~comes that by reason of real concomitance
554   3, 76  |       answer that, Such apparition comes about in two ways, when ~
555   3, 76  |       happens that such apparition comes about not merely by ~a change
556   3, 77  |     corrupted, ~because corruption comes of the separation of the
557   3, 78  |          others; but when the time comes for ~perfecting the sacrament,
558   3, 78  |          the accidents whereby it ~comes under the senses, and can
559   3, 79  |           devotion; from ~which it comes to pass that even here the
560   3, 80  |          that "the same image that comes ~into the mind of a speaker
561   3, 80  |           if the dream of homicide comes of a cause sinful in ~itself,
562   3, 80  |             before it than by what comes after it. And therefore
563   3, 80  |       priest who has been sent for comes ~to him, he be so weak as
564   3, 81  |        feigning himself a ~friend, comes to His table a foe?" But (
565   3, 81  |         substance of Christ's body comes to be there. ~And therefore
566   3, 81  |           in its proper species it comes in contact with surrounding
567   3, 82  |         must be understood that He comes, not through the priest'
568   3, 83  |            Body Para. 9/12~Then he comes to the consecration itself.
569   3, 83  |            Or even that the priest comes to know that poison has
570   3, 83  |           6: Further, it sometimes comes to pass owing to the cold
571   3, 84  |            OBJ 3: Further, Penance comes after Baptism, since it
572   3, 88  |           turns away from ~Christ, comes to the end of this life
573   3, 89  |         finally. Consequently good comes of their falling, ~not that
574 Suppl, 1 |           more, as soon as charity comes. Now attrition and ~contrition
575 Suppl, 1 |        remains when the perfection comes. But the sorrow which ~was
576 Suppl, 1 |            not remain when charity comes, wherefore it cannot be ~
577 Suppl, 7 |            virtue. But ~confession comes under a precept. Therefore
578 Suppl, 8 |       priest has among his people, comes to him ~from the bishop.
579 Suppl, 8 |        depute to ~another whatever comes under his jurisdiction;
580 Suppl, 10|    forgetfulness of ~an act of sin comes under the head of ignorance
581 Suppl, 11|             except according as it comes to his ~knowledge. Wherefore
582 Suppl, 13|            way, infinite. And this comes to the same as what we said ~
583 Suppl, 16|           1/1~I answer that, Habit comes between power and act: and
584 Suppl, 17|      remission in a mystical body ~comes to it from its head, it
585 Suppl, 19|          excellence of their power comes ~down to them from Christ,
586 Suppl, 19|           life when the government comes into the hands of a ~woman.
587 Suppl, 25|        much ~indulgence as one who comes from a distance (which would
588 Suppl, 29|           dispenses. This efficacy comes, in the first ~place, from
589 Suppl, 33|            OBJ 2: Further, nothing comes after what is extreme. But
590 Suppl, 34|            works in the sacraments comes entirely from without. ~
591 Suppl, 34|           the case in Penance, but comes wholly ~from without, it
592 Suppl, 34|            in the other sacraments comes from God alone, and not
593 Suppl, 34|        namely the spiritual power, comes also from him who gives ~
594 Suppl, 35|             Orders. But this again comes to nothing, since each Order
595 Suppl, 36|            Christ, from Whom grace comes down on all men, there ~
596 Suppl, 39|          the removal of that which comes after does not ~entail the
597 Suppl, 39|         entail the removal of what comes first, it follows that children
598 Suppl, 41|       nature ~inclines although it comes to pass through the intervention
599 Suppl, 41|            Whether matrimony still comes under a precept?~Aquin.:
600 Suppl, 41|          seem that matrimony still comes under a precept. For a ~
601 Suppl, 41|         Therefore matrimony still ~comes under a precept.~Aquin.:
602 Suppl, 41|          would seem that matrimony comes under a precept.~Aquin.:
603 Suppl, 43|           since the use of reason ~comes sooner to some than to others.~
604 Suppl, 48|    marriage, and since that which ~comes first is not altered by
605 Suppl, 48|       first is not altered by what comes after, but conversely; marriage ~
606 Suppl, 49|          payment of the debt ~that comes under the good of "faith."
607 Suppl, 55|          Hence when the impediment comes ~to the knowledge of the
608 Suppl, 57|      adopter, or when the adopted ~comes of age, the latter can marry
609 Suppl, 57|            dies or when the child ~comes of age, they can be married.~
610 Suppl, 58|           by way of a contract, it comes ~under the ordinance of
611 Suppl, 58|           3: It is said that woman comes to the age of puberty sooner ~
612 Suppl, 59|       Further, the removal of what comes after does not imply the
613 Suppl, 59|         imply the removal of ~what comes first. Now marriage belongs
614 Suppl, 64|            the payment of the debt comes under ~the obligation of
615 Suppl, 65| aggravating a sin ~according as it comes nearer to the nature of
616 Suppl, 67|   instruction, until the offspring comes to perfect age. But that
617 Suppl, 69|           in the sense that no one comes ~forth from heaven or hell
618 Suppl, 70|            Now that which entirely comes to naught is not restored
619 Suppl, 72|            to ~cease when our Lord comes.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[73] A[
620 Suppl, 72|           light, since when Christ comes and the ~saints rise again
621 Suppl, 72|             Further, when the Lord comes to judgment He will find
622 Suppl, 72|        things, the reason of which comes from the nature ~of a species,
623 Suppl, 74|           12:39,40). But the thief comes to the house at ~night-time.
624 Suppl, 74|           the night. Now, when He ~comes the resurrection will take
625 Suppl, 75|            movement of the heaven ~comes to a standstill must depart
626 Suppl, 76|           because when that ~which comes afterwards is removed that
627 Suppl, 76|           In like manner from fire comes air, from air water, from ~
628 Suppl, 77|          produced from food, ~seed comes nearest to the truth of
629 Suppl, 77|         otherwise than that which ~comes after, but because it shares
630 Suppl, 77|    complete ~and definite quantity comes to matter after the substantial
631 Suppl, 81|  consequently the retardation that comes to a ~movement is not another
632 Suppl, 85|           to the advent whereby He comes daily to the Church, whom
633 Suppl, 88|      asserted for since their form comes to nothing, they ~cannot
634 Suppl, 91|            Now mercy or compassion comes of the reason's choice ~
635 Suppl, 93|       Further, the Church militant comes down from the Church triumphant: "
636 Suppl, 93|          by charity. Now virginity comes under the genus of virtue
637 Suppl, 93|          merit, is not inborn, but comes from the gift of ~grace.~
638 Suppl, 93|           the practice of teaching comes from the will, which is ~
639 Suppl, 95|         thought to be good. Yet it comes of their wickedness that
640 Suppl, 96|         both of men and of demons ~comes to an end?~(3) Whether at
641 Suppl, 96|        least the punishment of men comes to an end?~(4) Whether at
642 Suppl, 96|          because the state itself ~comes to an end. Wherefore if
643 Suppl, 96|      damned, both men and demons, ~comes to an end?~Aquin.: SMT XP
644 Suppl, 96|      damned, ~both men and demons, comes to an end. For it is written (
645 Suppl, 96|   unhappiness of the wicked angels comes at length to an ~end, the