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1 1, 20 | element is the kindling of the blood about the ~heart; but the
2 1, 39 | instance, "he is a man of blood" - that is, he is a man
3 1, 39 | is a man who sheds much ~blood [multi sanguinis]. So, because
4 1, 60 | social love, while he loves a blood ~relation with natural affection,
5 1, 76 | which is ~mingled with the blood; the other, spiritual, which
6 1, 39 | instance, "he is a man of blood" - that is, he is a man
7 1, 39 | is a man who sheds much ~blood [multi sanguinis]. So, because
8 1, 61 | social love, while he loves a blood ~relation with natural affection,
9 1, 75 | which is ~mingled with the blood; the other, spiritual, which
10 1, 91 | Sacraments flowed - namely, blood and water - on which the
11 1, 110 | when an animal sleeps, the blood descends in ~abundance to
12 1, 113 | is not ~against flesh and blood; but against Principalities
13 1, 118 | way thereto; such is the blood, and the like. Wherefore
14 2, 22 | to be "a kindling of the blood about ~the heart." Hence
15 2, 45 | whose lungs contain much blood, are more daring, through
16 2, 46 | will not be ~satisfied with blood." Anger, on the other hand,
17 2, 48 | anger is ~fervor of the blood around the heart, resulting
18 2, 48 | anger produces fervor of the blood and ~vital spirits around
19 2, 48 | warmth of the air and of the blood. For this reason ~sanguine
20 2, 48 | the liver," because of the blood being formed ~there. On
21 2, 79 | I ~will require his blood at thy hand." Now God cannot
22 2, 80 | when an animal ~sleeps, the blood descends in abundance to
23 2, 87 | you may ~come all the just blood that hath been shed upon
24 2, 89 | who hath esteemed the blood of the ~testament unclean,
25 2, 96 | his nose, ~bringeth out blood"; and (Mt. 9:17) that if "
26 2, 100 | shalt not stand against the blood of thy neighbor": ~likewise
27 2, 101 | the ~people by His own blood" (Heb. 13:12). Hence this
28 2, 102 | bullocks? ~Or shall I drink the blood of goats?" Therefore such
29 2, 102 | the victims, ~namely, the blood, the fat, the breastbone
30 2, 102 | and fat of fatlings, and blood of calves and lambs ~and
31 2, 102 | universal rule that the blood and fat were not allotted ~
32 2, 102 | or of the offerers: the blood being ~poured out at the
33 2, 102 | idolaters used to drink the blood and ~eat the fat of the
34 2, 102 | forbidden ~the use of the blood that they might abhor the
35 2, 102 | abhor the shedding of human blood; ~wherefore it is written (
36 2, 102 | Gn. 9:4,5): "Flesh with blood you shall not eat: ~for
37 2, 102 | for I will require the blood of your lives": and they
38 2, 102 | reverence due to God: because blood is most necessary for ~life,
39 2, 102 | life" is said to be "in the blood" (Lev. ~17:11,14): while
40 2, 102 | of all good ~things, the blood was poured out, and the
41 2, 102 | the shedding of Christ's blood, and the ~abundance of His
42 2, 102 | Christ; and the wine, His blood, ~whereby we were redeemed;
43 2, 102 | arising from the shedding of blood and the ~slaying of animals.
44 2, 102 | themselves to the shedding of blood: for it is related (3 Kgs. ~
45 2, 102 | they were all covered with blood." For this reason the Lord ~
46 2, 102 | commanded to sprinkle the lamb's blood on the ~transoms of their
47 2, 102 | sprinkling or rubbing of the blood of the lamb on the ~door-posts,
48 2, 102 | pasch is sacrificed." The blood of the lamb, which ensured ~
49 2, 102 | with the precious ~blood . . . of a lamb unspotted."
50 2, 102 | suffering from a flow of blood, ~whether from weakness,
51 2, 102 | sometimes employed human blood and seed. All these bodily
52 2, 102 | suffering from a ~flow of blood denotes the uncleanness
53 2, 102 | idolatry, on account of the ~blood which is offered up. The
54 2, 102 | dipped ~"his finger in her blood," and sprinkled "it over
55 2, 102 | the very sprinkling of blood pertained to the detestation
56 2, 102 | idolatry, in which the blood that was offered up was
57 2, 102 | skin and ~her flesh, her blood and dung being delivered
58 2, 102 | of the cow designated the blood of His Passion. And the "
59 2, 102 | dipped ~"his finger in her blood," because the mystery of
60 2, 102 | Christ's outward works; the "blood" ~denoted the subtle inward
61 2, 102 | had been immolated, ~its blood was taken, together with
62 2, 102 | taken, together with the blood of the calf, into the Holy ~
63 2, 102 | sin by His Passion. The blood of the calf and of ~the
64 2, 102 | was opened to us by the blood of Christ's ~Passion. Their
65 2, 102 | which was dipped into the blood of the other sparrow which ~
66 2, 102 | of sin: and some of ~the blood of the sacrifice was put
67 2, 102 | liquids were ~employed: viz. blood, against the corruption
68 2, 102 | against the corruption of the blood; oil, to denote ~the healing
69 2, 102 | moistened with some the blood and oil, in order ~to strengthen
70 2, 102 | foot were ~tinged with the blood of the sacrificial animal,
71 2, 102 | were ~sprinkled with the blood of the animal that had been
72 2, 102 | sacrificed, in ~memory of the blood of the lamb by which they
73 2, 102 | form ~Egypt through the blood of the lamb; and a basket
74 2, 102 | sprinkling of ~Christ's blood. And thus they should be
75 2, 102 | flesh is generated from blood. Since therefore all flesh
76 2, 102 | like manner neither should blood ~have been forbidden as
77 2, 102 | which is engendered from ~blood.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[102] A[
78 2, 102 | Para. 3/4~With regard to blood and fat, they were forbidden
79 2, 102 | whatever without exception. Blood was forbidden, both in ~
80 2, 102 | abhor the shedding of human ~blood, as stated above (A[3],
81 2, 102 | customary for men to collect the blood and to gather ~together
82 2, 102 | to whom they held ~the blood to be most acceptable. Hence
83 2, 102 | Hence the Lord commanded the blood to be ~poured out and to
84 2, 102 | strangled: ~because the blood of these animals would not
85 2, 102 | God; and, again, because blood and fat are not ~nutritious,
86 2, 102 | feet are swift to shed blood" ~(Ps. 13:3). The plover [*
87 2, 102 | unclean. By the prohibition of blood, fat and nerves, we are
88 2, 103 | consecrated by the sprinkling of ~blood and the anointing of oil;
89 2, 103 | that, by sprinkling the ~blood of the calf, the priest
90 2, 103 | says (Heb. 9:13) that "the blood of goats and of oxen, and
91 2, 103 | impossible that with the blood of oxen and goats sin should
92 2, 103 | by sprinkling them with ~blood, had no other effect but
93 2, 103 | sanctified "the people by His own blood" (Heb. 13:12). Moreover, ~
94 2, 103 | sacrificed to idols, and from blood, and from things strangled,
95 2, 103 | that the prohibition of ~blood signifies the prohibition
96 2, 103 | living side by side. Because blood and things strangled were ~
97 2, 106 | entering into the Holies by the blood of ~Christ, a new . . .
98 2, 2 | 9:11: "Thou also, by the blood of Thy testament hast ~sent
99 2, 10 | God, and hath esteemed the blood of the testament unclean,
100 2, 25 | one who is akin to him by blood, or ~one who is united to
101 2, 25 | connected with us by ties of ~blood?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[26] A[
102 2, 25 | united to us by ties of blood. For it is written (Prov.
103 2, 25 | way yield to the ties of blood." ~Moreover it is quite
104 2, 25 | united to us by ties of blood.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[26] A[
105 2, 25 | united to us by ties of blood.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[26] A[
106 2, 25 | say that friendship among blood relations is ~based upon
107 2, 29 | preferred to one who is a blood relation.~Aquin.: SMT SS
108 2, 38 | for them to slay or shed blood, and it is more ~fitting
109 2, 38 | ready to shed their own blood for Christ, so ~as to imitate
110 2, 38 | decreed that those who shed blood, even without sin, ~become
111 2, 38 | directed to the ~shedding of blood.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[40] A[
112 2, 62 | him shall not be guilty of blood." Now it is much more lawful ~
113 2, 65 | voice ~of thy brother's blood crieth to Me from the earth."~
114 2, 65 | The voice of thy brother's blood," etc. says: "There ~is
115 2, 67 | ravening the prey to shed blood." Wherefore even ~as it
116 2, 79 | bullocks? or shall I drink the blood of goats?" but as signs
117 2, 79 | sprinkled with the victim's blood," according to Isidore (
118 2, 81 | Thou not . . . revenge our blood on them that dwell on ~earth?"
119 2, 81 | their minds, even as the blood of Abel cried from the ~
120 2, 81 | when they ~pray for their blood to be avenged." But this
121 2, 92 | suffering from an issue of blood, says: "Every sin ~is an
122 2, 93 | incantations and the ~sprinkling of blood, the dead seem to come to
123 2, 106 | leprosy (4 Kgs. 5). Again the blood of ~Christ lays the descendants
124 2, 106 | they said (Mt. 27:25): "His blood be upon us and upon our
125 2, 116 | ravening the prey to shed blood . . . and to run ~after
126 2, 120 | country, and also to other blood kindred, and to the ~well-wishers
127 2, 122 | For the shedding of one's blood for Christ's sake takes
128 2, 122 | warriors have sealed with their blood." Therefore ~martyrdom is
129 2, 152 | sacrificed to idols, and from blood, and from things strangled, ~
130 2, 152 | and therefore to his other blood relations, who are descended
131 2, 152 | second reason is because blood relations must needs live
132 2, 152 | though ~they were of the same blood as himself. Wherefore Augustine
133 2, 152 | between persons related by blood, ~for instance between parents
134 2, 182 | have not yet resisted unto blood," says: "In this life no
135 2, 182 | strove against ~sin even unto blood." Therefore it would seem
136 2, 186 | have not yet resisted unto blood," says: "In this life there
137 2, 186 | fought ~against sin unto blood." Now to fight unto blood
138 2, 186 | blood." Now to fight unto blood is becoming those ~religious
139 2, 186 | at shedding the enemy's blood than ~at the shedding of
140 3, 5 | i.e. one of flesh ~and blood?~(3) Whether He ought to
141 3, 5 | Cor. 15:50): "Flesh and blood shall not ~[Vulg.: 'cannot']
142 3, 5 | Therefore there is no flesh or blood in Him, but ~rather a heavenly
143 3, 5 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: Flesh and blood are not taken here for the
144 3, 5 | substance of ~flesh and blood, but for the corruption
145 3, 22 | 38: ~"They shed innocent blood; the blood of their sons
146 3, 22 | shed innocent blood; the blood of their sons and of their ~
147 3, 22 | heavenly glory) "through His Blood." Therefore Christ Himself,
148 3, 22 | Apostle says (Heb. 9:14): "The blood of Christ, Who ~by the Holy
149 3, 22 | propitiation, through faith in His blood." Moreover, He ~satisfied
150 3, 22 | death, when "by His own blood He entered into the ~Holies" (
151 3, 22 | Holy of Holies with the blood of a ~he-goat and a calf,
152 3, 22 | enter by the virtue ~of His blood, which He shed for us on
153 3, 22 | with a solemn oblation of blood, as set down, Lev. 16:11.
154 3, 22 | reason of the shedding of ~blood, than by the priesthood
155 3, 25 | being saturated with His blood. Wherefore in each way it
156 3, 25 | contact of His holy body and blood, should be meetly worshiped;
157 3, 27 | into the Holies by His blood." It seems therefore that
158 3, 27 | sanctify the people by His own blood, ~suffered without the gate":
159 3, 31 | was formed from the purest blood of the Virgin?~(6) Whether
160 3, 31 | conceived of the Virgin's purest blood?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[31] A[
161 3, 31 | of the ~Virgin's purest blood: For it is said in the collect (
162 3, 31 | But flesh differs from blood. Therefore Christ's body
163 3, 31 | taken from the Virgin's blood.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[31] A[
164 3, 31 | been formed from the man's blood, but rather from his ~flesh
165 3, 31 | formed from the Virgin's blood, but from her flesh and ~
166 3, 31 | not formed from the purest blood but ~from the semen and
167 3, 31 | semen and the menstrual blood. Therefore it seems that
168 3, 31 | conceived of the purest blood of the Virgin.~Aquin.: SMT
169 3, 31 | from the Virgin's purest blood, formed Himself flesh, animated
170 3, 31 | Animal.), is the woman's blood, not any of her blood, but
171 3, 31 | s blood, not any of her blood, but brought to a ~more
172 3, 31 | the Virgin, but from her blood, which as yet is not actually
173 3, 31 | formed was actual flesh, but blood, which is ~flesh potentially.~
174 3, 31 | seminally." But the ~menstrual blood, the flow of which is subject
175 3, 31 | expels. Of such menstrual blood ~infected with corruption
176 3, 31 | certain secretion of the pure blood which by a process ~of elimination
177 3, 31 | perfect than the rest of the blood. Nevertheless, it is tainted ~
178 3, 31 | sexual intercourse this blood is drawn to a place apt
179 3, 31 | conception: because this ~blood was brought together in
180 3, 31 | the most chaste and purest blood of the Virgin."~Aquin.:
181 3, 31 | part of her body, but her blood which was her flesh ~potentially.
182 3, 31 | formed from the Virgin's blood, ~derived in its origin
183 3, 31 | by the matter whence this blood is taken, as neither is ~
184 3, 32 | which He built with His blood. Secondly, His body may
185 3, 32 | which is the menstrual blood, but also the ~semen, which,
186 3, 33 | in order that the purest blood of the Virgin's body might ~
187 3, 33 | was formed of the purest blood of the ~Virgin, as stated
188 3, 33 | in ~the same instant both blood and flesh, because thus
189 3, 33 | instant in which it was blood was distinct from the first
190 3, 33 | the local movement of the blood to the place of ~generation;
191 3, 33 | in which that ~matter was blood: but it is possible to fix
192 3, 35 | formed from her ~purest blood. And this is all that is
193 3, 37 | or in respect of ~some blood relation; thus a son is
194 3, 39 | entering into the holies by the blood of Christ." Wherefore not ~
195 3, 44 | Making peace through the blood of ~His cross, both as to
196 3, 46 | propitiation, through faith in His blood." And this came of more
197 3, 46 | cleansed by the flowing of ~the blood from His side." And on Jn.
198 3, 46 | mysteries of His body ~and blood, and being held and bound
199 3, 46 | bodies of those beasts, whose blood is ~brought into the holies
200 3, 46 | sanctify the people by His ~own blood, suffered without the gate."~
201 3, 47 | propitiation through faith in ~His blood."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[47] A[
202 3, 48 | And they shed innocent blood: the blood of ~their sons
203 3, 48 | shed innocent blood: the blood of ~their sons and of their
204 3, 48 | bondage, that Christ ~paid His blood as the price of our redemption.
205 3, 48 | fathers: but with the precious blood of Christ, as of a ~lamb
206 3, 48 | redemption - His own precious blood - not to the ~devil, but
207 3, 48 | price it is. Now ~Christ's blood or His bodily life, which "
208 3, 48 | bodily life, which "is in the blood," is the price ~of our redemption (
209 3, 48 | propitiation, ~through faith in His blood."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[48] A[
210 3, 49 | from our sins in His own blood."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[49] A[
211 3, 49 | propitiation, through faith in His blood." But the faith ~through
212 3, 49 | heavenly places - "through the blood of Christ."~Aquin.: SMT
213 3, 49 | to come . . . by His own ~blood entered once into the Holies,
214 3, 49 | at the cost ~of Christ's blood. Consequently, before Christ'
215 3, 50 | communicated "to flesh and blood, that ~through death He
216 3, 51 | What profit is there in my blood, whilst I go down to corruption?"
217 3, 51 | corrupt, the profit of the blood shed will be ~lost."~Aquin.:
218 3, 52 | 9:11: "Thou ~also by the blood of Thy Testament hast sent
219 3, 52 | prisoners out of the pit, in the blood ~of His testament," that
220 3, 52 | 9:11: "Thou also by the blood of Thy testament hast sent
221 3, 52 | 9:11: "Thou also by the blood of Thy testament ~hast sent
222 3, 52 | propitiation, through faith in His blood." But the children who ~
223 3, 53 | What profit is there in my blood?" ~that is, in the shedding
224 3, 53 | is, in the shedding of My blood, "while I go down," as by
225 3, 53 | the shedding ~of Christ's blood, if He did not rise at once."~
226 3, 54 | rise entire. For flesh ~and blood belong to the integrity
227 3, 54 | Cor. 15:50): "Flesh and blood can ~not possess the kingdom
228 3, 54 | He did not have flesh and blood.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[54] A[
229 3, 54 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, blood is one of the four humors.
230 3, 54 | Consequently, if Christ ~had blood, with equal reason He also
231 3, 54 | did ~not have flesh and blood.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[54] A[
232 3, 54 | heaven. But ~some of His blood is kept as relics in various
233 3, 54 | clear that flesh, bones, blood, and other ~such things,
234 3, 54 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: Flesh and blood are not to be taken there
235 3, 54 | the nature of ~flesh and blood, but, either for the guilt
236 3, 54 | for the guilt of flesh and blood, as Gregory ~says [*St.
237 3, 54 | corruption of ~flesh and blood: because, as Augustine says (
238 3, 54 | mortality of flesh ~and blood." Therefore flesh according
239 3, 54 | Perchance by reason of ~the blood some keener critic will
240 3, 54 | press us and say; If the blood was" in ~the body of Christ
241 3, 54 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: All the blood which flowed from Christ'
242 3, 54 | of human nature. But the blood preserved as relics in ~
243 3, 54 | convince those redeemed in His blood, how ~mercifully they have
244 3, 56 | from our sins in His own blood." Consequently, Christ's ~
245 3, 57 | into the holies by" His "blood." Therefore it seems that ~
246 3, 60 | man's holiness, viz. the blood of Christ; according to
247 3, 60 | sanctify the people by His own blood, suffered ~without the gate."
248 3, 61 | propitiation, through faith in His blood, to the showing ~of His
249 3, 62 | Cross there flowed water and blood, the former of which ~belongs
250 3, 62 | propitiation through faith in His ~Blood." Therefore the power of
251 3, 64 | propitiation ~through faith in His blood," which faith we proclaim
252 3, 65 | Son ~of Man, and drink His blood, you shall not have life
253 3, 65 | of Man, and drink of His blood, you shall not ~have life
254 3, 66 | flowed therefrom, but also blood. Therefore it seems that
255 3, 66 | can also be conferred with blood. And this seems to be more
256 3, 66 | from our sins in His own blood."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[66] A[
257 3, 66 | Christ's side to wash us; blood, to ~redeem us. Wherefore
258 3, 66 | to ~redeem us. Wherefore blood belongs to the sacrament
259 3, 66 | from the power of Christ's blood.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[66] A[
260 3, 66 | Baptism, as neither can the blood ~of an animal, or wine,
261 3, 66 | forth miraculously like the blood from a dead body, to ~prove
262 3, 66 | composed of the four elements; blood, proving that it was ~composed
263 3, 66 | viz. Baptism of ~Water, of Blood, and of the Spirit?~Aquin.:
264 3, 66 | as Baptism of Water, of Blood, and of the Spirit, i.e.
265 3, 66 | of ~Repentance, and of Blood." ~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[66]
266 3, 66 | have made them white in the blood of the Lamb." In ~like manner
267 3, 66 | also without Baptism of ~Blood: forasmuch as his heart
268 3, 66 | and shall wash away ~the blood of Jerusalem out of the
269 3, 66 | 1~Whether the Baptism of Blood is the most excellent of
270 3, 66 | seems that the Baptism of Blood is not the most excellent
271 3, 66 | character; which the ~Baptism of Blood cannot do. Therefore the
272 3, 66 | Therefore the Baptism of Blood is not more ~excellent than
273 3, 66 | Further, the Baptism of Blood is of no avail without the
274 3, 66 | without the Baptism of ~Blood; for not only the martyrs
275 3, 66 | Therefore the Baptism of Blood ~is not the most excellent.~
276 3, 66 | A[11]), the Baptism of Blood ~corresponds, so Christ'
277 3, 66 | according to Heb. 9:14: "The Blood of Christ, Who by the Holy ~
278 3, 66 | excellent than the Baptism of Blood. Therefore the Baptism of
279 3, 66 | Therefore the Baptism of Blood is ~not the most excellent.~
280 3, 66 | confessed; the latter with ~his blood. The former receives the
281 3, 66 | A[11]), the shedding of blood for ~Christ's sake, and
282 3, 66 | however, in the Baptism ~of Blood. For Christ's Passion acts
283 3, 66 | desire. but in the Baptism of Blood, by way of imitating the ~(
284 3, 66 | heart; but in the Baptism of Blood by the ~highest degree of
285 3, 66 | say that the Baptism of Blood is more excellent, considering
286 3, 66 | Reply OBJ 2: The shedding of blood is not in the nature of
287 3, 66 | clear that the Baptism of Blood ~includes the Baptism of
288 3, 68 | hath . . . ~esteemed the blood of the testament," i.e.
289 3, 69 | that "without shedding of ~blood there is no remission."
290 3, 70 | propitiation, through faith in His blood." ~Therefore circumcision
291 3, 72 | Christ by ~shedding their blood for the Faith. Therefore
292 3, 72 | to the shedding of ~their blood.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[72] A[
293 3, 73 | flesh is meat indeed, and My blood is drink indeed." Therefore,
294 3, 73 | Son of Man, and ~drink His blood, you shall not have life
295 3, 73 | flesh is ~eaten and His blood drunk in this sacrament.
296 3, 73 | deprived of ~the body and blood of Christ."~Aquin.: SMT
297 3, 73 | namely, of His flesh and blood: "He would have us understand
298 3, 73 | partaker of the body ~and blood of Christ, when in Baptism
299 3, 73 | sacrament of His body and blood for our sakes, in order ~
300 3, 73 | propitiation, through faith in His blood." It was necessary accordingly ~
301 3, 73 | greater than the ~body and blood of Christ, nor any more
302 3, 73 | the Holy of Holies with blood," as the Apostle ~proves
303 3, 73 | the effect, because by the blood of the Paschal Lamb the
304 3, 74 | Eucharistic bread with infants' blood drawn ~from tiny punctures
305 3, 74 | s Passion, in which the blood was ~separated from the
306 3, 74 | as the sacrament of the blood.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[74] A[
307 3, 74 | health of the body, and ~the blood" under the species of wine "
308 3, 74 | of all flesh'] ~is in the blood."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[74] A[
309 3, 74 | body to partake also of His blood, as will be stated later ~(
310 3, 74 | the water, but Christ's ~blood by the wine. Therefore when
311 3, 74 | memorial, ~water as well as blood flowed from His side. But
312 3, 74 | is the ~sacrament of the blood, is necessary for this sacrament.
313 3, 74 | OBJ 2: The shedding of the blood belonged directly to Christ'
314 3, 74 | Passion: for it is natural for blood to flow from a wounded human
315 3, 74 | elements; as by the flowing blood, it was ~shown to be composed
316 3, 74 | great quantity, because ~as blood flowed sensibly from Christ'
317 3, 74 | the wine is changed into blood: but ~such an opinion cannot
318 3, 74 | else save the body and the blood of ~Christ. Because, as
319 3, 74 | the wine is ~changed into blood, so the water is changed
320 3, 74 | wine, and the wine into blood. Now, this could not be
321 3, 75 | AND WINE INTO THE BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST (EIGHT ARTICLES)~
322 3, 75 | wine into the body and ~blood of Christ; under which head
323 3, 75 | changed into the body and blood of Christ?~(4) Whether the
324 3, 75 | Son of Man, and drink His blood," etc., "Many of His disciples
325 3, 75 | you see, nor to drink the blood which they who crucify Me
326 3, 75 | truth of Christ's body and blood; for now by our ~Lord's
327 3, 75 | is truly food, and His ~blood is truly drink." And Ambrose
328 3, 75 | which we ~take, and His true blood which we drink."~Aquin.:
329 3, 75 | of Christ's true body and blood in this ~sacrament cannot
330 3, 75 | the ~truth of His body and blood. Hence (Jn. 6:57) he says: "
331 3, 75 | My flesh, and drinketh My blood, abideth in Me, and I in
332 3, 75 | that Christ's body and blood are not in this sacrament
333 3, 75 | and made them His body and blood": ~and further on: "The
334 3, 75 | sacrament, with the body and the blood of Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP
335 3, 75 | nothing else than the body end blood of Christ."~Aquin.: SMT
336 3, 75 | make from them His body and blood.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[75] A[
337 3, 75 | while the body or the blood of Christ is the term ~"
338 3, 75 | into Christ's flesh and ~blood, have maintained that by
339 3, 75 | except the body and the blood of Christ, it will ~be necessary
340 3, 75 | substance of the body or blood of Christ, just as the form
341 3, 75 | whole ~substance of Christ's blood. Hence this is not a formal,
342 3, 75 | things, i.e. flesh and ~blood."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[75] A[
343 3, 75 | human flesh, and to drink blood. And therefore ~Christ's
344 3, 75 | therefore ~Christ's flesh and blood are set before us to be
345 3, 75 | receive our Lord's body and blood invisibly, this may ~redound
346 3, 76 | is ~meat indeed, and My blood is drink indeed." Therefore,
347 3, 76 | Therefore, only the flesh and ~blood of Christ are contained
348 3, 76 | My body," or, "This is My blood." But from natural ~concomitance
349 3, 76 | partakers of the body and blood of Christ, not as taking
350 3, 76 | or of the wine into ~His blood, the accidents of both remain.
351 3, 76 | substance ~of Christ's body or blood is under this sacrament
352 3, 76 | dimensions of Christ's body or blood. Hence it is ~clear that
353 3, 76 | substance of Christ's body and blood is contained in this ~sacrament,
354 3, 76 | the name of flesh. But the blood is one of the parts of the
355 3, 76 | i). If, then, Christ's blood ~be contained under the
356 3, 76 | are contained there, the blood ought not to be consecrated
357 3, 76 | the sacrament, while the blood is there ~from real concomitance,
358 3, 76 | the species of wine the blood is ~present by the power
359 3, 76 | Godhead: because now Christ's blood is not ~separated from His
360 3, 76 | the bread, but without the blood; ~and, under the species
361 3, 76 | species of the wine, the blood would have been present ~
362 3, 76 | s Passion, in which the blood was separated from the body;
363 3, 76 | the consecration of the blood mention is made of its ~
364 3, 76 | faithful as food, and the blood as ~drink. Thirdly, it is
365 3, 76 | salvation of ~the body, and the blood for the salvation of the
366 3, 76 | from one another, as the blood ~was, but the body remained
367 3, 76 | therefore in this sacrament the blood is ~consecrated apart from
368 3, 76 | 3,4). But ~the flesh and blood which appear by miracle
369 3, 76 | into Christ's true body and blood. Therefore the body or ~
370 3, 76 | Therefore the body or ~the blood of Christ is not under those
371 3, 76 | this sacrament flesh, or blood, or a child, is seen. ~Sometimes
372 3, 76 | outwardly saw flesh, or blood, or a child, while no ~change
373 3, 76 | rest, so that flesh, or blood, ~or a child, is seen. And,
374 3, 76 | apparition that Christ's body and blood are truly in this ~sacrament.
375 3, 77 | substance of ~Christ's body and blood, because the substance of
376 3, 77 | changed into the body ~and blood of Christ, they remain in
377 3, 77 | passed into the body and blood of ~Christ. Hence there
378 3, 77 | because, when the body and the blood of Christ succeed in ~this
379 3, 77 | wine, then the body and blood of Christ do ~not cease
380 3, 77 | then Christ's body and blood do not remain under this
381 3, 77 | generated out of the body ~and blood of Christ which are truly
382 3, 77 | converted into ~the body and blood of Christ, as was shown
383 3, 77 | return, except the body and blood ~of Christ be again changed
384 3, 77 | remain also the body and blood of Christ, which are ~not
385 3, 77 | My flesh, and drinketh My blood." Therefore it is ~Christ'
386 3, 77 | altar, are the true body and blood of Christ after consecration, ~
387 3, 77 | the liquid and Christ's blood, which owing to its ~incorruptibility
388 3, 77 | wine is truly Christ's ~blood. Therefore the liquid added
389 3, 77 | would likewise be Christ's blood ~otherwise than by consecration,
390 3, 77 | is corrupted, so that the blood of Christ ~ceases to be
391 3, 77 | the whole, and so Christ's blood ceases to be there, since
392 3, 77 | evident that the body and blood of Christ abide in this ~
393 3, 77 | numerically distinct, and the blood of Christ will remain there
394 3, 77 | of the species, Christ's ~blood will cease to be under that
395 3, 77 | the substance of Christ's blood. Nevertheless it is mixed
396 3, 77 | is not changed ~into the blood, nor is it mingled with
397 3, 77 | nor is it mingled with the blood, but, mixed with the ~accidents
398 3, 77 | extraneous liquid to ~cause the blood of Christ to cease to be
399 3, 77 | the substance of Christ's blood ceases to be under the ~
400 3, 78 | the consecration of the blood is appropriate?~(4) Of the
401 3, 78 | This ~is the chalice of My blood"?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[78] A[
402 3, 78 | This is the chalice of My blood." Because those words seem ~
403 3, 78 | consecrated His ~body and blood. But Christ first blessed
404 3, 78 | the ~consecration of the blood.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[78] A[
405 3, 78 | works appertaining to the blood.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[78] A[
406 3, 78 | changed into his body and blood. ~Consequently, the aforesaid
407 3, 78 | This is the chalice of My blood." ~Secondly, because the
408 3, 78 | This ~is the chalice of My blood," etc.?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
409 3, 78 | This is the chalice of My blood, of the New and Eternal ~
410 3, 78 | wine changed into Christ's ~blood, as is clear from what was
411 3, 78 | Therefore in this form the ~blood of Christ is improperly
412 3, 78 | This is the chalice of My ~blood."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[78] A[
413 3, 78 | This is the chalice of My ~blood," there is perfect consecration
414 3, 78 | perfect consecration of the blood; and so the words ~which
415 3, 78 | that Christ's ~body and blood are only mystically present
416 3, 78 | sacrament, both as to body and blood, ~is a memorial of our Lord'
417 3, 78 | the consecration of the ~blood, than in the form of the
418 3, 78 | This is the chalice of My blood" alone belong ~to the substance
419 3, 78 | predicate, that is, of Christ's blood. consequently they belong
420 3, 78 | the new testament in My blood."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[78] A[
421 3, 78 | This is the chalice ~of My blood," the change of the wine
422 3, 78 | change of the wine into blood is denoted, as explained ~
423 3, 78 | is shown the power of the blood shed in the ~Passion, which
424 3, 78 | into the ~holies by the blood of Christ"; and in order
425 3, 78 | propitiation, through faith in His blood . . . that He Himself may
426 3, 78 | according to Heb. ~9:14: "The blood of Christ . . . shall cleanse
427 3, 78 | This is the chalice of My blood" is a ~figure of speech,
428 3, 78 | meaning is: "This is My blood contained in the chalice";
429 3, 78 | now made, because Christ's blood is consecrated in this sacrament, ~
430 3, 78 | implied under ~the notion of blood; consequently this had to
431 3, 78 | This is denoted by the blood being consecrated apart
432 3, 78 | by the Passion that the blood was separated from ~the
433 3, 78 | Q[76], A[2], ad 1), the blood ~consecrated apart expressly
434 3, 78 | the consecration of the ~blood rather than in that of the
435 3, 78 | through the virtue of the ~blood of Jesus Christ; because,
436 3, 78 | come in." Now ~Christ's blood was exhibited to men in
437 3, 78 | indeed dedicated without ~blood," which is evident from
438 3, 78 | people" saying: "This is the blood of the testament which the
439 3, 78 | Consequently, we say here, "The blood of the New ~Testament,"
440 3, 78 | origin in the power of this blood, according as we ~are justified
441 3, 78 | Person is eternal, in ~Whose blood this testament is appointed.~
442 3, 78 | hidden, because Christ's blood ~is in this sacrament in
443 3, 78 | the presence of Christ's ~blood in this sacrament. Moreover
444 3, 78 | stated above (ad 2), the blood consecrated apart ~represents
445 3, 78 | apart ~represents Christ's blood more expressively; and therefore
446 3, 78 | the consecration of the blood ~rather than in that of
447 3, 78 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 8: The blood of Christ's Passion has
448 3, 78 | among the Jews, to whom the blood of the Old Testament was ~
449 3, 78 | chapter 26:28: "This is My ~blood of the New Testament, which
450 3, 78 | wine into Christ's body and blood is a work ~not less miraculous
451 3, 78 | This is the chalice of My blood," etc.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
452 3, 78 | of the bread, so does His blood come to be there by the ~
453 3, 78 | this sacrament ~without the blood, which is improper.~Aquin.:
454 3, 78 | for consecrating Christ's blood are spoken.~Aquin.: SMT
455 3, 78 | of the sacrament, and the blood by real ~concomitance; but
456 3, 78 | the wine, conversely, ~the blood of Christ is there by the
457 3, 79 | salvation of the body, and His blood ~for that of the soul."
458 3, 79 | sacred flesh and precious blood, which we receive ~in a
459 3, 79 | Immediately there came out blood and water" (Jn. 19:34): "
460 3, 79 | Mt. 26:28): "This ~is My blood . . . which shall be shed
461 3, 79 | flesh is meat indeed, and My blood is ~drink indeed."~Aquin.:
462 3, 79 | Lord betokened His body and blood in things which out of many
463 3, 79 | salvation of the body, and ~the blood for the salvation of the
464 3, 79 | This is the ~chalice of My blood, of the New and Eternal
465 3, 79 | greater than the body and the blood of Christ." But man ~satisfied
466 3, 79 | the most sacred body and blood of Thy Son, be filled with
467 3, 80 | receive the body without the blood?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
468 3, 80 | My flesh and drinketh My blood, abideth in Me, and I in ~
469 3, 80 | guilty of the body and of the blood of the Lord": ~upon which
470 3, 80 | suffering from issue of blood, as Gregory writes to Augustine,
471 3, 80 | guilty of the body ~and blood of the Lord: but should
472 3, 80 | of nature: for, just as blood can flow without sin, so
473 3, 80 | which is superfluity of the blood, according to the Philosopher ~(
474 3, 80 | such as leprosy or issue of blood, or anything else of the ~
475 3, 80 | Son of Man, and drink His blood, you shall not have life
476 3, 80 | spiritually, "of the body and blood of the Lord, when he is
477 3, 80 | If, whenever Christ's blood is shed, it is shed for
478 3, 80 | Son of Man, and drink His blood, you shall not have life
479 3, 80 | body of Christ without the blood?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
480 3, 80 | body of Christ without the ~blood. For Pope Gelasius says (
481 3, 80 | the chalice of the sacred blood. I know not for what superstitious
482 3, 80 | body of Christ without His blood.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
483 3, 80 | and the drinking of the blood are ~required for the perfection
484 3, 80 | body be taken without the ~blood, it will be an imperfect
485 3, 80 | Passion is expressed in the blood rather ~than in the body;
486 3, 80 | above (Q[74], A[1]), the blood is ~offered for the health
487 3, 80 | the body rather than the blood. Therefore, such as ~approach
488 3, 80 | Christ's body without His blood.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
489 3, 80 | communicant without His blood.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
490 3, 80 | for both the body ~and the blood to be received, since the
491 3, 80 | Christ's body without the blood.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
492 3, 80 | happen in receiving the blood, for, if ~incautiously handled,
493 3, 80 | in some ~churches for the blood not to be offered to the
494 3, 80 | receive the body without the blood, provided that the priest
495 3, 80 | consecrated without ~the blood. But the body can be received
496 3, 80 | by the people without the blood: ~nor is this detrimental
497 3, 80 | offers ~and consumes the blood on behalf of all; and Christ
498 3, 81 | received His own body and blood?~(2) Whether He gave it
499 3, 81 | received His own body and blood?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[81] A[
500 3, 81 | receive His own body and blood, ~because nothing ought
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