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1 1, 1 | But sacred doctrine is chiefly concerned ~with God, whose
2 1, 1 | because this science treats chiefly of those things ~which by
3 1, 1 | this representation ought chiefly to be taken from the higher
4 1, 5 | Hence it is predicated chiefly of the virtuous; then of
5 1, 14 | Further, we are like to God chiefly in our intellect, because
6 1, 14 | that is neither great nor chiefly understood, and ~but secondary
7 1, 23 | not ~ordained as it were chiefly for the good of the universe,
8 1, 23 | the rational creature ~is chiefly ordained for the good of
9 1, 32 | creation. In another way, and chiefly, that we may think rightly ~
10 1, 33 | a ~thing is denominated chiefly by its perfection, and by
11 1, 34 | follows that, ~first and chiefly, the interior concept of
12 1, 34 | Whereas to "speak" means chiefly the ~habitude to the word
13 1, 34 | name of Idea is imposed chiefly to signify relation to ~
14 1, 34 | name of Word is imposed chiefly to ~signify the speaker,
15 1, 35 | specific sign consists chiefly in the figure. For we see
16 1, 40 | they are distinguished chiefly and firstly by relations;
17 1, 43 | invisible mission, however, chiefly occurs as regards anyone'
18 1, 43 | signs. This has ~been done chiefly by Christ and by the apostles,
19 1, 45 | appropriated power which is chiefly ~shown in creation, and
20 1, 48 | privation of good, ~which chiefly and of itself consists in
21 1, 49 | that ~the form which God chiefly intends in things created
22 1, 50 | of the universe that God ~chiefly intends in the creation
23 1, 69 | animate and the inanimate are chiefly discernible. ~And therefore,
24 1, 75 | 8), a thing seems ~to be chiefly what is principle in it;
25 1, 76 | the ~soul seems to be one chiefly on account of the intellect.
26 1, 40 | they are distinguished chiefly and firstly by relations;
27 1, 43 | invisible mission, however, chiefly occurs as regards anyone'
28 1, 43 | signs. This has ~been done chiefly by Christ and by the apostles,
29 1, 46 | appropriated power which is chiefly ~shown in creation, and
30 1, 49 | privation of good, ~which chiefly and of itself consists in
31 1, 50 | that ~the form which God chiefly intends in things created
32 1, 51 | of the universe that God ~chiefly intends in the creation
33 1, 70 | animate and the inanimate are chiefly discernible. ~And therefore,
34 1, 74 | 8), a thing seems ~to be chiefly what is principle in it;
35 1, 75 | the ~soul seems to be one chiefly on account of the intellect.
36 1, 88 | intellectual act resides chiefly and formally in the intellect
37 1, 90 | the senses are situated chiefly in the face, ~other animals
38 1, 90 | that by the senses, and chiefly by sight, which is ~more
39 1, 90 | in the whole ~body, and chiefly in the heart. Therefore
40 1, 90 | deliberation and care what we have chiefly in mind.~Aquin.: SMT FP
41 1, 92 | some specific accident, and chiefly in the ~shape; thus, we
42 1, 92 | that in which the image chiefly consists, that is, the ~
43 1, 92 | intellectual nature imitates God chiefly in this, that God understands ~
44 1, 92 | Therefore, first ~and chiefly, the image of the Trinity
45 1, 92 | nation's tongue), ~this image chiefly consists in these three
46 1, 95 | ordained of God"]. But order ~chiefly consists in inequality;
47 1, 109 | moves the body first and chiefly by a local ~motion.~Aquin.:
48 1, 111 | external actions the angels chiefly minister to ~God, and secondarily
49 1, 112 | the providence of God ~is chiefly exercised towards what remains
50 2, 7 | the moral act is specified chiefly by the end.~Aquin.: SMT
51 2, 7 | thereto by the end; and it is chiefly in this ~respect that he
52 2, 26 | differ, it seems that it is ~chiefly in the fact that "dilection
53 2, 27 | Consequently those senses ~chiefly regard the beautiful, which
54 2, 28 | is perfected and bettered chiefly by the love of God: but ~
55 2, 28 | applies the term ~"ailment" chiefly to sadness); and an intense
56 2, 32 | since it ~is this that is chiefly desired. But the end is
57 2, 32 | desires, since desire is chiefly a ~craving for pleasure.
58 2, 34 | goodness or malice depends chiefly on the will, as ~stated
59 2, 34 | Q[20], A[1]); and it is chiefly from the end that we ~discern
60 2, 34 | reckoned to be ~good or bad chiefly according to the pleasure
61 2, 35 | manner of pleasure: but chiefly when pleasure is opposed ~
62 2, 35 | brave and ~the just are chiefly praised." Therefore the
63 2, 35 | apprehension of sense, chiefly of touch; while inward pain
64 2, 36 | Therefore sorrow is caused chiefly by the loss of good.~Aquin.:
65 2, 36 | which of the two it regards ~chiefly, the present evil or the
66 2, 36 | follow that they all regard chiefly that which the cause regards
67 2, 36 | which the cause regards chiefly, ~but only the first of
68 2, 36 | each of the others regards chiefly that ~which is suitable
69 2, 40 | that desire seems to tend chiefly to ~the arduous good, to
70 2, 40 | the cause of hope is chiefly ~whatever increases one'
71 2, 41 | soul, after sorrow, fear ~chiefly has the character of passion.
72 2, 41 | special passion, it would be chiefly in ~the irascible part.
73 2, 44 | For action is hindered ~chiefly by a disturbance in the
74 2, 47 | sensation; and ~this is chiefly what the angry seek in those
75 2, 48 | Ethic. vii, 14), pleasures, ~chiefly sensible and bodily pleasures,
76 2, 48 | disturbed by anger, those chiefly who are angry betray signs
77 2, 48 | the outward members, and chiefly to those members ~which
78 2, 50 | relation to operation, it is ~chiefly thus that habits are found
79 2, 50 | the ~intellective habit is chiefly on the part of the intellect
80 2, 53 | habits which, while residing chiefly in an incorruptible ~subject,
81 2, 53 | habit of science which is chiefly indeed in the "possible" ~
82 2, 54 | operation, such as we are chiefly ~concerned with at present,
83 2, 54 | thing, on which the habit is chiefly intent, hence it is ~that
84 2, 55 | perfection is considered chiefly in regard to its end. But
85 2, 56 | powers, so that it is in one chiefly, while it extends to others ~
86 2, 56 | the contrary, The mind is chiefly called the intellect. But
87 2, 57 | their objects, we consider chiefly the formal aspect of these
88 2, 57 | are knowable first and chiefly in their nature" (Phys.
89 2, 57 | which is knowable first and chiefly in its nature. And ~about
90 2, 60 | operations virtue must needs be chiefly about ~internal emotions
91 2, 60 | in some cases ~virtue is chiefly about operations, in others,
92 2, 61 | These principles are found chiefly in certain acts ~and passions.
93 2, 61 | act of reason, is found ~chiefly in reason's command, but
94 2, 61 | right and due, is found chiefly in ~commutations and distributions
95 2, 61 | curbing the passions is found chiefly in ~those passions which
96 2, 61 | impulse of passion, is found chiefly in perils of death, ~which
97 2, 63 | the majority of cases, and chiefly in ~matters most opposed
98 2, 66 | 2: One saint is praised chiefly for one virtue, another
99 2, 68 | to ~conform us to Christ, chiefly with regard to His Passion,
100 2, 68 | to be conformed to Him, chiefly in humility and meekness,
101 2, 68 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Fear is chiefly required as being the foundation,
102 2, 69 | 3/4~Active life consists chiefly in man's relations with
103 2, 71 | the nature of a thing is chiefly the form ~from which that
104 2, 71 | good and evil are measured chiefly with regard to the end as ~
105 2, 71 | theologian considers sin chiefly as an offense against ~God;
106 2, 72 | good or evil, in relation, ~chiefly, to their end, as shown
107 2, 72 | aspect of good is found chiefly in the end: and ~therefore
108 2, 72 | seemingly, ~should apply chiefly to those sins whereby man
109 2, 73 | that "the devil rejoices ~chiefly in lust and idolatry." But
110 2, 73 | the appetite, to ~which it chiefly belongs to turn to goods
111 2, 73 | devil is said to rejoice chiefly in the sin of lust, ~because
112 2, 73 | supposing harm to be inflicted ~chiefly by sins against our neighbor,
113 2, 73 | sin would be aggravated chiefly by being committed against
114 2, 73 | who sins aggravates a sin ~chiefly on account of his position
115 2, 73 | sin. For man becomes great chiefly by cleaving to God, ~according
116 2, 76 | this would ~seem to be chiefly the case as regards the
117 2, 77 | of the soul, in which, ~chiefly, sin resides. Now weakness
118 2, 77 | Reply OBJ 2: Sin consists chiefly in an act of the will, which
119 2, 77 | of the flesh is aroused chiefly by what is ~seen by the
120 2, 78 | because, as sin ~consists chiefly in an act of the will, it
121 2, 82 | ill disposed to something, chiefly when ~such a disposition
122 2, 82 | which subjection, first and chiefly, was in the will, whose
123 2, 82 | powers of the soul consists chiefly in their ~turning inordinately
124 2, 83 | original sin is ~seated chiefly in the flesh.~Aquin.: SMT
125 2, 83 | subject of original sin ~chiefly in respect of its essence.~
126 2, 83 | The subject of a sin is chiefly that part of the soul to ~
127 2, 83 | powers. For every sin belongs chiefly to that power by whose ~
128 2, 83 | is the rational part, and chiefly the will. Therefore that
129 2, 83 | sin regards these ~three chiefly, viz. the generative power,
130 2, 83 | concur in this act, are chiefly said to be ~infected. Now
131 2, 83 | to actual sins, ~belongs chiefly to the will, as stated above (
132 2, 84 | which other vices arise, chiefly by being ~their final cause,
133 2, 84 | good moves the appetite chiefly through possessing some ~
134 2, 86 | 1~OBJ 2: Further, sin is chiefly in the will, as stated above (
135 2, 88 | any moral act, consists chiefly in an act of the will: so
136 2, 90 | wherefore to ~this principle chiefly and mainly law must needs
137 2, 90 | that which belongs to it chiefly is the principle of ~the
138 2, 90 | Consequently, since the law is chiefly ordained to the ~common
139 2, 94 | speculative reason is busied chiefly ~with the necessary things,
140 2, 95 | perfection of virtue consists chiefly in withdrawing ~man from
141 2, 96 | majority to abstain; and chiefly those ~that are to the hurt
142 2, 96 | it belongs to those sins chiefly whereby one's neighbor is ~
143 2, 96 | judgment of conscience depends chiefly on the ~commandments of
144 2, 99 | Divine law is instituted ~chiefly in order to direct men to
145 2, 99 | human law is instituted ~chiefly in order to direct men in
146 2, 100 | Because these favors first and chiefly are borne in mind by men, ~
147 2, 100 | lawgiver is directed first and ~chiefly to the common good; secondly,
148 2, 100 | intention of the lawgiver ~comes chiefly under the precept. But the
149 2, 100 | the lawgiver is ~directed chiefly to make men virtuous, as
150 2, 101 | that "God is ~worshipped chiefly by faith, hope, and charity."
151 2, 102 | the New Law, which refer chiefly to ~faith and the love of
152 2, 102 | ways. First, because it is chiefly by means of ~these animals
153 2, 102 | that man is bound to ~God, chiefly on account of His majesty;
154 2, 102 | world owe their variety chiefly to the movement of the ~
155 2, 104 | themselves, as being instituted chiefly for ~the purpose of foreshadowing
156 2, 104 | But the notion of order is chiefly applicable to the judicial
157 2, 105 | But the Law should aim chiefly at things pertaining to
158 2, 105 | the precepts of ~the Law, chiefly those concerning our neighbor,
159 2, 106 | Consequently the New Law is chiefly the grace itself of ~the
160 2, 106 | stated above (A[1]), consists chiefly in the ~grace of the Holy
161 2, 107 | objects of the virtues, chiefly of charity. ~Accordingly
162 2, 107 | of the Holy Ghost, looked chiefly to ~spiritual and eternal
163 2, 107 | New Law does not consist chiefly ~in these latter things,
164 2, 107 | Because the New Law consists chiefly in faith: wherefore it is
165 2, 108 | the New Law consists ~chiefly in the grace of the Holy
166 2, 108 | kingdom of God consists chiefly in internal acts: but ~as
167 2, 108 | worketh through charity seems ~chiefly to belong to the New Law,
168 2, 108 | understand: and this ~affected chiefly those precepts of the decalogue.
169 2, 113 | of sins is ~brought about chiefly by faith, according to Acts
170 2, 114 | condignly?~(4) Whether it is chiefly through the instrumentality
171 2, 114 | merit of eternal life rests chiefly ~with charity.~Aquin.: SMT
172 2, 114 | from two causes: first and chiefly ~from the Divine ordination,
173 2, 114 | both these ways does merit chiefly rest ~with charity. For
174 2, 114 | voluntariness, merit is chiefly attributed to charity.~Aquin.:
175 2, 1 | proposed to our belief, ~not chiefly on their own account, but
176 2, 2 | the mysteries of Christ, chiefly as regards those which ~
177 2, 7 | purity of ~the heart pertains chiefly to the affections, whereas
178 2, 7 | heart in any way, it ~would chiefly purify the intellect of
179 2, 8 | of heart seems to belong chiefly to the ~appetite. But the
180 2, 8 | understanding seems to be ordained chiefly to the certitude of faith, ~
181 2, 9 | judgment about a thing formed chiefly from its ~cause, and so
182 2, 11 | vice takes its species chiefly from its end; hence the ~
183 2, 11 | This ~authority resides chiefly in the Sovereign Pontiff.
184 2, 11 | the soul, which good is chiefly the object of ~charity,
185 2, 11 | charity, since it is this chiefly that we should wish for
186 2, 12 | First, in his mouth, whereby chiefly his mind stands revealed; ~
187 2, 14 | differ at all, it seems to be chiefly in the ~fact that blindness
188 2, 14 | Now men become unclean chiefly ~by sins of the flesh. Therefore
189 2, 15 | special articles of faith, chiefly to those things ~which God
190 2, 16 | for from God properly and chiefly is the infinite ~good, which
191 2, 16 | regards eternal happiness ~chiefly, and other things, for which
192 2, 16 | perfect, because ~we hope chiefly in our friends. It is in
193 2, 17 | OBJ 2: Hope does not trust chiefly in grace already received,
194 2, 18 | OBJ 2: Moral good consists chiefly in turning to God, while
195 2, 18 | while moral ~evil consists chiefly in turning away from Him:
196 2, 18 | regards ~this punishment chiefly, while initial fear regards
197 2, 18 | obtain any other goods, but, chiefly, to obtain God ~Himself,
198 2, 18 | decreases as charity ~increases, chiefly as regards its act, since
199 2, 19 | of no great account, is chiefly due to ~our affections being
200 2, 19 | certain passion he considers ~chiefly the things which pertain
201 2, 20 | the ~Holy Ghost, relies chiefly on human power.~Aquin.:
202 2, 22 | friendship of charity ~is chiefly directed.~Aquin.: SMT SS
203 2, 22 | A[4]). Now the good is chiefly an end, for things directed
204 2, 22 | form of an act is taken chiefly from the ~end. The reason
205 2, 23 | it seems that charity is chiefly ~in the free-will as its
206 2, 23 | on man to occupy himself chiefly ~with avoiding sin and resisting
207 2, 23 | third pursuit is to aim chiefly at union with and ~enjoyment
208 2, 23 | yet ~their solicitude is chiefly about other things, with
209 2, 24 | out of charity. For it is chiefly by charity that we are conformed
210 2, 24 | reason: and in this way chiefly it is through charity that
211 2, 25 | faith, in so far as it is chiefly ~about God, and secondarily
212 2, 25 | kind of friendship regards chiefly the subject in ~which we
213 2, 25 | the subject in ~which we chiefly find the good on the fellowship
214 2, 25 | civil friendship regards chiefly the ruler of the state, ~
215 2, 25 | Therefore God ought to be loved chiefly and before all out of charity: ~
216 2, 25 | ought to ~consider those chiefly who by reason of place,
217 2, 25 | to their parents consists chiefly in honor: while ~that of
218 2, 26 | which ~the act of love is chiefly manifested.~Aquin.: SMT
219 2, 27 | 1~OBJ 2: Further, it is chiefly through charity that we
220 2, 27 | and the latter is the case chiefly in the love of ~benevolence,
221 2, 27 | and proceeds from charity chiefly: while the latter joy ~proceeds
222 2, 28 | appetite does not cleave chiefly to the true ~final good,
223 2, 28 | more like God. ~Now this is chiefly the result of mercy, since
224 2, 28 | their wants, ~which pertains chiefly to one who stands above.
225 2, 28 | omnipotence is declared to be ~chiefly manifested [*Collect, Tenth
226 2, 29 | charity. For ~charity is chiefly directed to God. Now we
227 2, 29 | Further, beneficence consists chiefly in making gifts. But this ~
228 2, 29 | ought to consider those chiefly who by reason ~of place,
229 2, 30 | eternal reward is gained chiefly by the ~alms which are given
230 2, 30 | ought to give alms to those chiefly who are most closely connected
231 2, 31 | fortitude, that action belongs chiefly to the virtue to ~whose
232 2, 31 | that this admonition is ~chiefly an act of charity, which
233 2, 31 | but that it ~concerns them chiefly.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[33] A[
234 2, 32 | evident that hatred of God is chiefly a sin against the Holy Ghost,
235 2, 33 | monk is troubled with sloth chiefly about ~the sixth hour: it
236 2, 35 | together to one thing, which is chiefly the Divine ~good, secondarily,
237 2, 36 | vainglory are occasioned chiefly by goods even ~those that
238 2, 37 | excommunication deprives a man chiefly of a share in ~the sacraments.
239 2, 40 | of sedition is first and chiefly in its authors, who ~sin
240 2, 41 | do this in those matters chiefly wherein not only would they
241 2, 41 | sins of the perfect consist chiefly in sudden ~movements, which
242 2, 43 | mortal ~sin. For saints glory chiefly in such things as are incompatible
243 2, 44 | would appear to be a ~fool chiefly through some deficiency
244 2, 44 | of sense ~in judging, and chiefly as regards the highest cause,
245 2, 44 | plunged into earthly ~things chiefly by lust, which is about
246 2, 44 | which is ~a sin, arises chiefly from lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS
247 2, 44 | earthly things, arises ~chiefly from lust, as stated above.~
248 2, 45 | man." Now wisdom consists chiefly in ~contemplation. Therefore
249 2, 45 | OBJ 1: Reason first and chiefly is concerned with universals,
250 2, 45 | principle subject, for it is ~chiefly in the reason, yet by a
251 2, 45 | man." Now motion belongs chiefly to the ~appetitive power:
252 2, 45 | Now political prudence is ~chiefly in the ruler, in whom it
253 2, 45 | OBJ 3: Prudence consists chiefly, not in the knowledge of ~
254 2, 47 | yet it belongs to prudence chiefly, for the reason given above.~
255 2, 47 | of that one to which it chiefly belongs. Now reason is necessary
256 2, 47 | intellectual virtues, and chiefly in wisdom and science, which ~
257 2, 47 | it belongs to prudence chiefly to ~direct something aright
258 2, 49 | directed, are ~specified chiefly by their end, as stated
259 2, 49 | in the intellect arising ~chiefly from a defective disposition
260 2, 50 | principle of movement is helped chiefly, and is ~perfected through
261 2, 50 | rectitude of ~reason, is chiefly perfected and helped through
262 2, 51 | Hence thought pertains chiefly ~to judgment; and consequently
263 2, 51 | belongs to all moral virtues, ~chiefly, however, to fortitude,
264 2, 51 | estimate of prudence," and chiefly sexual pleasure which ~absorbs
265 2, 51 | follows that they arise chiefly from lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS
266 2, 52 | sin, and this is the case ~chiefly when negligence is due to
267 2, 53 | guile seems to pertain chiefly to the tongue, according ~
268 2, 53 | hence guile is ascribed ~chiefly to speech. Yet guile may
269 2, 53 | prudence. But prudence is chiefly ~about the future, since
270 2, 53 | prudence. Therefore they arise chiefly from lust; especially since
271 2, 53 | of right reason appears chiefly, ~for justice is in the
272 2, 53 | undue use of reason ~appears chiefly in the vices opposed to
273 2, 53 | the aforesaid vices arise chiefly from ~covetousness.~Aquin.:
274 2, 54 | execution, is ~committed chiefly in matters of justice, as
275 2, 54 | are wont to be practiced chiefly in buying and ~selling,
276 2, 56 | will and purpose (and it is chiefly in this that justice consists); ~
277 2, 56 | good men are so called chiefly ~from their justice, wherefore,
278 2, 56 | although legal justice ~extends chiefly to other virtues in the
279 2, 56 | other moral ~virtues are chiefly concerned with the passions,
280 2, 58 | Now man is made spiritual chiefly by the virtue of ~charity,
281 2, 58 | considered as ~existing chiefly in one who has authority.~
282 2, 58 | judgment is ~considered chiefly on the part of the person
283 2, 59 | received, as may be seen ~chiefly in selling and buying, where
284 2, 59 | which would seem to depend chiefly on what a ~person has done
285 2, 60 | originally ~to have applied chiefly to external things, which
286 2, 60 | 3: Since restitution is chiefly directed to the compensation ~
287 2, 60 | Reply OBJ 2: He is bound chiefly to restitution, who is the
288 2, 60 | made, since its end is chiefly to restore the property
289 2, 61 | spiritualities is directed chiefly to the common good, ~according
290 2, 61 | sentences ~seem to pertain chiefly to commutative justice.
291 2, 63 | from other sources, ~and chiefly from an incontinent purpose
292 2, 63 | vengeance, it is aroused ~chiefly when a man deems himself
293 2, 64 | if, to wit, they fight chiefly not for justice ~but for
294 2, 65 | punishment is due to sin chiefly because ~it is done against
295 2, 66 | whose good is intended ~chiefly in an accusation, when anyone
296 2, 67 | adversary. Now this is done chiefly by defending oneself with ~
297 2, 68 | or ~persons, which are chiefly in question, their evidence
298 2, 68 | 1~Reply OBJ 3: Men abhor chiefly those sin that are against
299 2, 69 | time and place, and this is chiefly ~in cases of need. Now it
300 2, 69 | ought to consider those chiefly who by reason of place,
301 2, 70 | being reviled, and this ~chiefly for two reasons. First,
302 2, 70 | said to have its source chiefly in that one from which it
303 2, 70 | Therefore reviling arises chiefly from anger.~Aquin.: SMT
304 2, 71 | of word should be ~judged chiefly from the intention of the
305 2, 73 | word should be ~weighed chiefly by the intention of the
306 2, 74 | would seem to be lawful chiefly in its relation to ~punishment.
307 2, 74 | of word should be weighed chiefly with ~regard to the speaker'
308 2, 75 | commutative justice we consider chiefly real equality. ~On the other
309 2, 75 | the quantity, would ~seem chiefly to be opposed to justice
310 2, 76 | Polit. i, 3) was ~invented chiefly for the purpose of exchange:
311 2, 78 | obligation; and this due is chiefly ~the concern of justice,
312 2, 80 | to God. But this is ~done chiefly by charity, since according
313 2, 80 | Further, devotion consists chiefly in an interior sacrifice
314 2, 80 | twofold consideration: chiefly by the consideration of
315 2, 81 | the will ~of God tends chiefly to this - that we come to
316 2, 81 | confidence ~is excited in us chiefly by the consideration of
317 2, 81 | God, since this consists chiefly in prayer. But dumb animals
318 2, 81 | 4]), prayer is addressed chiefly to God. Now God knows the
319 2, 81 | from them; and this happens chiefly to those whose mind is ~
320 2, 81 | that, This question applies chiefly to vocal prayer. ~Accordingly
321 2, 81 | intention, ~to which God looks chiefly, suffices to obtain this
322 2, 81 | anything, this would seem to be chiefly ~that which is besought
323 2, 81 | Further, prayer is based chiefly on faith, according to James ~
324 2, 81 | merit of prayer regards chiefly something ~distinct from
325 2, 81 | Reply OBJ 3: Prayer depends chiefly on faith, not for its efficacy
326 2, 81 | because thus it depends chiefly on charity, but for its ~
327 2, 82 | prayer]. But ~prayer consists chiefly in an interior act, according
328 2, 82 | Therefore adoration denotes chiefly a spiritual act.~Aquin.:
329 2, 82 | too adoration ~consists chiefly in an interior reverence
330 2, 82 | required ~for adoration, not chiefly, as though it were essential
331 2, 85 | which were instituted chiefly that they might be signs
332 2, 86 | And if his intention was chiefly to bind himself to enter
333 2, 87 | faith is ~essentially and chiefly about God Who is the very
334 2, 87 | In like manner an oath is chiefly referred to God Whose testimony ~
335 2, 87 | matter would ~seem to belong chiefly to the power of the Pope,
336 2, 88 | only to it, but also and chiefly to God, Who ~disposes the
337 2, 92 | worship, and this is done chiefly when ~divine worship is
338 2, 93 | indifferent; ~and this is chiefly the case in the rational
339 2, 93 | inspectione]. These are chiefly wont to be observed ~in
340 2, 96 | perjury, takes its species chiefly from falsehood. Consequently ~
341 2, 96 | different order. For first and chiefly ~perjury consists in a lack
342 2, 97 | species of a thing is derived ~chiefly from its formal aspect,
343 2, 98 | because ~merit consists chiefly, not in an outward gift,
344 2, 98 | necessary sacrament ~consisting chiefly in the absolution. But some
345 2, 98 | Hence if one intend this chiefly one ~commits simony. Now
346 2, 99 | Consequently man is debtor chiefly to his parents and his country,
347 2, 99 | Therefore piety extends chiefly to these.~Aquin.: SMT SS
348 2, 99 | however, equally to all, but chiefly to our parents, and to others ~
349 2, 99 | divided, and so ~forth: but chiefly, because there were others
350 2, 101 | Now, since virtue consists chiefly of spiritual ~things, its
351 2, 102 | praiseworthy and meritorious, ~chiefly according as it proceeds
352 2, 102 | rectitude of human will consist chiefly in conformity with God's
353 2, 102 | comes to ~man's knowledge chiefly through God's command, wherefore
354 2, 104 | debt is found primarily and chiefly in God, in that He is the
355 2, 104 | so ~too gratitude depends chiefly the heart. Hence Seneca
356 2, 104 | repayment of a favor ~depends chiefly on the affection of the
357 2, 104 | thing done, but formally and chiefly in the will. Hence ~Seneca
358 2, 104 | be ~deserving of praise, chiefly for having conferred the
359 2, 106 | his intention is directed ~chiefly to the evil of the person
360 2, 106 | s intention be directed chiefly to some good, ~to be obtained
361 2, 109 | guile and fraud are directed chiefly to deception, and sometimes ~
362 2, 112 | his ~Ethics. One consists chiefly in the affection whereby
363 2, 113 | or affability, intends chiefly ~the pleasure of those among
364 2, 115 | Therefore liberality is not ~chiefly about money.~Aquin.: SMT
365 2, 115 | belongs to a liberal man chiefly to give?~Aquin.: SMT SS
366 2, 115 | belong to a liberal man chiefly to ~give. For liberality,
367 2, 115 | seems that giving does not chiefly belong to ~the liberal man.~
368 2, 115 | sorry for what he intends chiefly to do, nor ~does he cease
369 2, 115 | Therefore it does not belong chiefly to a liberal man to give.~
370 2, 115 | accomplish what he intends chiefly, a man ~employs all the
371 2, 115 | seems that he ~does not chiefly aim at giving.~Aquin.: SMT
372 2, 115 | a liberal man is praised chiefly for ~giving.~Aquin.: SMT
373 2, 115 | whereas liberality is chiefly about the love and ~desire
374 2, 115 | OBJ 3: Further, it belongs chiefly to liberality to give becomingly,
375 2, 115 | first, that it is directed chiefly to another, as justice is;
376 2, 115 | goodness. Now man is ~likened chiefly by liberality to God, "Who
377 2, 115 | and just men are ~honored chiefly and, after them, those who
378 2, 116 | True magnanimity is based chiefly on ~two things'): "Nothing
379 2, 116 | answer that, Sins are seated chiefly in the affections: and all
380 2, 116 | sensitive appetite do not belong chiefly to the same ~genus, and
381 2, 117 | Further, sin takes its species chiefly from its end, as stated ~
382 2, 117 | in prodigality consists chiefly, not in the ~total amount
383 2, 117 | help others. This applies chiefly to the clergy, who are the
384 2, 120 | Further, the Law contains chiefly precepts about acts of justice ~
385 2, 120 | false swearing, which is chiefly called perjury, as ~stated
386 2, 120 | himself and for his ~neighbor, chiefly in respect of things pertaining
387 2, 120 | judgments, which regard ~chiefly the future reward, some,
388 2, 121 | Whether fortitude deals chiefly with sudden occurrences?~(
389 2, 121 | Further, human virtue resides chiefly in the soul, since it is
390 2, 121 | passions. Hence fortitude is chiefly about fear of difficult
391 2, 121 | iii) that fortitude is ~chiefly about death in battle.~Aquin.:
392 2, 121 | by it, and which belong chiefly to the sins of the flesh.~
393 2, 121 | persons are" said to be brave chiefly because they endure affliction.~
394 2, 121 | of virtue are delightful chiefly on account of their ~end;
395 2, 121 | Whether fortitude deals chiefly with sudden occurrences?~
396 2, 121 | fortitude does not deal chiefly with sudden ~occurrences.
397 2, 121 | fortitude ~does not deal chiefly with sudden happenings.~
398 2, 121 | 8) that "fortitude is ~chiefly about sudden dangers of
399 2, 121 | in this way fortitude is chiefly about sudden occurrences,
400 2, 121 | fortitude is ~displayed chiefly in sudden dangers: since
401 2, 121 | upon which ~human life is chiefly occupied, just as a door
402 2, 121 | wherein its steadfastness is chiefly commended: for it is ~by
403 2, 122 | praiseworthy act belongs chiefly to the virtue which ~inclines
404 2, 122 | patience." Now that which calls chiefly for praise ~in a virtuous
405 2, 122 | especially against ~dangers, and chiefly against dangers of death,
406 2, 122 | regards danger ~of death chiefly, and other dangers consequently;
407 2, 123 | Human acts are estimated chiefly with reference to the end, ~
408 2, 125 | and virtue does not depend chiefly ~on the cause of the vice
409 2, 126 | faculty, that is perfected chiefly by fortitude: ~and to this
410 2, 127 | virtuous habit is denominated chiefly from its act, a man is said
411 2, 127 | said to be ~magnanimous chiefly because he is minded to
412 2, 127 | this difficulty regards chiefly the other moral ~virtues,
413 2, 127 | resistance to reason arises chiefly in some cases from the ~
414 2, 127 | shrill and ~rapid speaking is chiefly competent to those who are
415 2, 127 | it follows ~that he tends chiefly to things that involve a
416 2, 127 | to Ethic. ii. And this is chiefly commended in those virtues
417 2, 127 | confidence apparently denotes ~chiefly that a man derives hope
418 2, 127 | ad 2) that magnanimity is chiefly ~about the hope of something
419 2, 127 | Reply OBJ 1: Fortitude is chiefly commended, not because it
420 2, 130 | discord seem to be the outcome chiefly of ~anger. But anger is
421 2, 132 | magnificence also is not chiefly about expenditure, but about
422 2, 134 | Now this seems to belong chiefly to patience; for it is written (
423 2, 134 | fortitude. Yet fortitude is chiefly ~about fear, which of itself
424 2, 134 | avoids; while ~patience is chiefly about sorrow, for a man
425 2, 134 | sex: whereas patience ~is chiefly about sorrows inflicted
426 2, 137 | which seems to be concerned ~chiefly with the greater goods.~
427 2, 138 | the decalogue had ~to be chiefly about those acts of justice
428 2, 139 | s appetite is corrupted chiefly by those things which ~seduce
429 2, 139 | virtue of ~temperance is not chiefly about desires and pleasures.~
430 2, 139 | appetite rebels against ~reason chiefly by lack of moderation. Because
431 2, 139 | through being ~immoderate, but chiefly in respect of its flight:
432 2, 139 | nature ~bestows firmness, is chiefly concerned with the passion,
433 2, 139 | a kind of moderation, is chiefly concerned with ~those passions
434 2, 139 | ones. Wherefore it belongs chiefly and properly to temperance
435 2, 139 | greatest ~pleasures, which chiefly regard the preservation
436 2, 139 | food. Hence temperance is chiefly about the ~pleasure of touch,
437 2, 139 | of moral virtue consists chiefly in the order of reason:
438 2, 139 | good of reason consists chiefly ~in this order; since good
439 2, 140 | shamefulness, which depends chiefly on the unbecomingness of
440 2, 142 | one should not take shame chiefly from ~them.~Aquin.: SMT
441 2, 143 | excellence of a man is gauged chiefly according to ~his virtue,
442 2, 145 | somewhat they are not taken ~chiefly for nourishment, but for
443 2, 145 | again because ~it is then chiefly that the nature of the human
444 2, 145 | vital spirit: but it is ~chiefly the use of flesh meat which
445 2, 146 | described as "unseemly" arises chiefly from immoderate partaking ~
446 2, 146 | speculative matters arises chiefly from gluttony, for the reason
447 2, 147 | etc. Therefore sobriety is chiefly required in persons of high
448 2, 149 | Reply OBJ 1: Temperance is chiefly about pleasures of touch,
449 2, 150 | corruption of the flesh consists chiefly in resolution ~of the semen:
450 2, 151 | OBJ 1: Even as temperance chiefly and properly applies to ~
451 2, 151 | matters, so too, lust applies chiefly to venereal ~pleasures,
452 2, 151 | cause, in which ~respect chiefly the capital vices are said
453 2, 151 | refrain from lustful pleasures chiefly ~through hope of the glory
454 2, 151 | opposed to ~prudence arise chiefly from lust, which is the
455 2, 153 | object. Now nature inclines chiefly ~to those things that are
456 2, 154 | Man differs from beast chiefly as regards the soul. Now ~
457 2, 154 | Therefore incontinence is chiefly on the part of ~the soul.~
458 2, 154 | that incontinence pertains ~chiefly to the soul.~Aquin.: SMT
459 2, 154 | Duab. Anim. x, xi] sin is ~chiefly an act of the will, because "
460 2, 155 | virtue is deserving of praise chiefly because it directs man ~
461 2, 156 | would seem that this is chiefly what Gregory of ~Nyssa and
462 2, 158 | to be deserving of praise chiefly ~on account of its moderation.
463 2, 159 | not consist externals, but chiefly ~in the inward choice of
464 2, 159 | special virtue, regards ~chiefly the subjection of man to
465 2, 159 | would seem that humility is chiefly concerned ~with knowledge,
466 2, 159 | ad 3), humility consists ~chiefly in man's subjection to God.
467 2, 159 | like other virtues, resides chiefly inwardly in ~the soul. Consequently
468 2, 159 | temperance. For humility regards chiefly the reverence whereby one
469 2, 159 | to a virtue we consider chiefly the likeness that ~results
470 2, 159 | of temperance, whence ~it chiefly derives its praise, is the
471 2, 159 | which order is considered chiefly in reference to the end:
472 2, 159 | 4: The reason why Christ chiefly proposed humility to us,
473 2, 159 | humility in two ways. First and chiefly by a ~gift of grace, and
474 2, 160 | one, ~would seem to belong chiefly to the fourth species, which
475 2, 160 | 5]) that pride regards ~chiefly subjection to God which
476 2, 161 | But the first man sinned chiefly by coveting God's ~likeness
477 2, 162 | seem to be inaccessible, chiefly on account of the ~extreme
478 2, 164 | since nature inclines us. chiefly to fear ~dangers of death,
479 2, 164 | the flesh, fortitude is ~chiefly commended for a certain
480 2, 165 | intellective knowledge, it would be chiefly about the philosophical ~
481 2, 165 | the ~sight is the sense chiefly used for obtaining knowledge,
482 2, 166 | disposition, and this regards chiefly the passions of the soul. ~
483 2, 169 | that, Prophecy first and chiefly consists in knowledge, ~
484 2, 169 | perfects the intellect chiefly to ~the effect of knowing
485 2, 169 | intellect the intellect knows ~chiefly the first principles of
486 2, 170 | sanctifying grace is given chiefly in order that man's soul ~
487 2, 172 | prophetic light pertains chiefly to the ~mind, as stated
488 2, 172 | of the means is measured chiefly by the ~end. Now the end
489 2, 172 | Now ~our faith consists chiefly in two things: first, in
490 2, 175 | permitted to ~women. First and chiefly, on account of the condition
491 2, 178 | the ~contemplative who are chiefly intent on the contemplation
492 2, 178 | the contemplative life is chiefly directed to the ~contemplation
493 2, 178 | operation on which a man is ~chiefly intent. Wherefore if there
494 2, 178 | whereas contemplation resides ~chiefly in the intellect. Therefore
495 2, 178 | contemplative life consists ~chiefly in the contemplation of
496 2, 178 | contemplative life consists chiefly in an act ~of the intellect,
497 2, 179 | moral virtues are directed chiefly, not to ~the contemplation
498 2, 179 | Q[180], A[4]), ~consists chiefly in the contemplation of
499 2, 180 | essential reward ~consists chiefly in charity, whereof external
500 2, 181 | Church seemingly consists chiefly in ~peace, according to
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