Part, Question

501   2, 182 |    perfection of this life consists chiefly in observing ~the counsels
502   2, 182 |             Christian life consists chiefly in charity?~Aquin.: SMT
503   2, 182 |    Christian life does not ~consist chiefly in charity. For the Apostle
504   2, 182 |             Christian life does not chiefly consist in charity.~Aquin.:
505   2, 182 |       senses would seem to consist ~chiefly in their concurring together
506   2, 182 |             Christian life consists chiefly in charity whereby the soul
507   2, 183 |             preacher, which belongs chiefly ~to bishops. Therefore it
508   2, 183 |           an arbitrary fashion, but chiefly according to the appointment
509   2, 183 |            it becomes a man to look chiefly to his ~own spiritual welfare,
510   2, 183 |            the Church, we must look chiefly to his pre-eminence in ~
511   2, 183 |            preacher should not rely chiefly on temporal wisdom and ~
512   2, 184 |            religious state consists chiefly; secondly, ~those things
513   2, 184 |      religious state was instituted chiefly that we might ~obtain perfection
514   2, 184 |       Religious perfection consists chiefly in the imitation ~of Christ,
515   2, 184 |          subjection of religious is chiefly in reference to ~bishops,
516   2, 184 |          vow of ~profession regards chiefly the three things aforesaid,
517   2, 185 |         that which religious intend chiefly and for ~its own sake is
518   2, 185 |           to preach the Gospel, but chiefly to prelates ~who are pastors
519   2, 186 |            now speaking is directed chiefly to the consideration of
520   2, 186 |     religious to devote ~themselves chiefly to the study of letters
521   2, 186 |           order and another depends chiefly on the end, and secondarily ~
522   2, 186 |         order over another depends ~chiefly on their ends, and secondarily
523   2, 186 |           to charity; and these are chiefly three. The first is the
524   2, 186 |            Christ's purse was spent chiefly on ~their needs. For it
525   2, 187 |             For perfection consists chiefly in the ~observance of the
526   2, 187 |           of this gloss that it is ~chiefly a question of the order
527   2, 187 |              The religious state is chiefly directed to the attachment ~
528   2, 187 |             merely on severity, but chiefly on the end to which a religious
529   3, 1   |          and this is ~brought about chiefly by "His so joining created
530   3, 1   |            Incarnation of Christ is chiefly directed to taking ~away
531   3, 1   |           believe that He ~has come chiefly for actual sins.~Aquin.:
532   3, 2   |          principles, which ~appears chiefly in such as are composed
533   3, 2   |         seems that this union ought chiefly to be judged ~with reference
534   3, 5   |        kingdom of God is ~in Christ chiefly. Therefore there is no flesh
535   3, 7   |       godlike men. But this belongs chiefly to Christ. Therefore Christ
536   3, 7   |           the fruition of Whom ~man chiefly expects by the virtue of
537   3, 8   |             s influence over men is chiefly with regard to their ~souls;
538   3, 11  |           of a comprehensor He had ~chiefly on the part of the soul.
539   3, 19  |          they have in themselves it chiefly belongs to ~the good of
540   3, 39  |       accrues to men from Christ is chiefly ~through faith and humility:
541   3, 46  |            who ~sinned in His death chiefly of the apostles, who were
542   3, 47  |      precepts of the Law, which are chiefly ~ordained for sacrifices
543   3, 47  |      precepts of the Law, which are chiefly ordained for making compensation ~
544   3, 48  |             to the penalty, man was chiefly bound to ~God as his sovereign
545   3, 61  |             to direct his ~activity chiefly towards material things.
546   3, 66  |            of His merit, which ~was chiefly in His death; for this reason
547   3, 73  |        Thirdly, because last words, chiefly such as are spoken by departing ~
548   3, 73  |            viaticum." But this was ~chiefly prefigured in the sacrament
549   3, 80  |            figure of this sacrament chiefly ~as to Christ's Passion
550   3, 82  |          must be ~administered, but chiefly with regard to God to Whom
551   3, 83  |             Whose person the bishop chiefly represents.~Aquin.: SMT
552   3, 84  |            mortal sin properly and ~chiefly; properly, since, properly
553   3, 84  |          have done of our own will; chiefly, since this sacrament was ~
554   3, 84  |           sacrament was ~instituted chiefly for the blotting out of
555   3, 84  |          Penance regards it neither chiefly, since Baptism, ~and not
556   3, 85  |             order which we consider chiefly in ~the acts of the soul,
557   3, 86  |          the ~forgiveness of sin is chiefly the effect of penance as
558   3, 86  |          matter, viz. water, albeit chiefly in virtue of the form) [*
559   3, 86  |             the effect ~of Penance, chiefly by the power of the keys,
560   3, 86  |         penance, but also, and that chiefly, of faith ~and charity.~
561   3, 86  |            effect of grace, whereby chiefly is sin pardoned, ~and which
562   3, 89  |          this seems to be ~the case chiefly when past evil "deeds" are
563 Suppl, 3 |            Now it is hurtful to him chiefly because it separates him
564 Suppl, 3 |      Further, contrition is for sin chiefly as turning us away from ~
565 Suppl, 4 |            is proportionate ~to sin chiefly on the part of its adherence
566 Suppl, 6 |         calls his sins to mind, and chiefly when he is in danger of ~
567 Suppl, 9 |       employ that ~element which is chiefly used in washing, so in the
568 Suppl, 10|             sacrament, is perfected chiefly in ~confession, because
569 Suppl, 10|             man suffers tribulation chiefly in satisfaction. ~Therefore,
570 Suppl, 11|             a sin secret: first and chiefly, because this very secrecy
571 Suppl, 12|          act of ~choice but regards chiefly external works. Therefore
572 Suppl, 12|          OBJ 2: Although justice is chiefly about operations, yet it
573 Suppl, 13|           its power of satisfaction chiefly ~from charity whereby man
574 Suppl, 15|          another is imposed on him, chiefly almsdeeds, ~which can take
575 Suppl, 17|         which the priestly order is chiefly ~ordained (if we maintain
576 Suppl, 26|         unfailing supply of merits, chiefly on account of the merit
577 Suppl, 29|         were intent on handing down chiefly those ~things that were
578 Suppl, 30|     maintain that it is ~instituted chiefly as a remedy for venial sin
579 Suppl, 30|        since Penance was instituted chiefly against actual sin, ~whichever
580 Suppl, 32|     free-will, ~because it is given chiefly as a remedy for original
581 Suppl, 32|             this sacrament is given chiefly as a remedy for infirmities ~
582 Suppl, 32|            appears that it is given chiefly ~as a remedy for actual
583 Suppl, 32|             this sacrament is given chiefly in ~order to heal the soul.
584 Suppl, 33|      remnants of sin, against which chiefly this ~sacrament is given,
585 Suppl, 34|             This sacrament consists chiefly in the power conferred. ~
586 Suppl, 34|         sacraments are not ordained chiefly to effects ~similar to the
587 Suppl, 34|            other sacraments resides chiefly in the matter which both
588 Suppl, 34|           of this sacrament resides chiefly with him ~who dispenses
589 Suppl, 37|             this sacrament is given chiefly that certain acts may be ~
590 Suppl, 37|         sacrament of the Eucharist ~chiefly, and to the other sacraments
591 Suppl, 37|         those sacraments ~which are chiefly instituted for the cleansing
592 Suppl, 38|          care of which is entrusted chiefly to him; and he it is who ~
593 Suppl, 39|             on account of sin, but ~chiefly on account of a person being
594 Suppl, 42|         remedy against sin, but is ~chiefly for an office of nature;
595 Suppl, 44|            bringing up the children chiefly ~devolves on the women;
596 Suppl, 44|            say that ~woman was made chiefly in order to be man's helpmate
597 Suppl, 52|            thing should follow that chiefly to which it is most ~like.
598 Suppl, 54| consanguinity the Church ~considers chiefly the point of view of affection.
599 Suppl, 54|    debarring certain persons looked chiefly to the danger of concupiscence ~
600 Suppl, 55|          wife is said to be natural chiefly on account of the ~procreation
601 Suppl, 57|       father provides for his child chiefly in three ~things, as the
602 Suppl, 58|       demons against which they are chiefly ~instituted.~Aquin.: SMT
603 Suppl, 59|             Marriage was instituted chiefly for the good of the ~offspring,
604 Suppl, 64|              For since ~marriage is chiefly directed to the good of
605 Suppl, 64|             4: Further, marriage is chiefly directed to the marriage
606 Suppl, 65|             3: Further, marriage is chiefly directed to the begetting
607 Suppl, 65|             A[2]], which is the end chiefly sought ~after in marriage,
608 Suppl, 67|            and woman in marriage is chiefly ~directed to the begetting,
609 Suppl, 67|            Reply OBJ 4: Marriage is chiefly directed to the common good
610 Suppl, 71|            are not assisted by them chiefly. For punishment should ~
611 Suppl, 71|            the dead, which pertain ~chiefly to the communication of
612 Suppl, 71|           of the Eucharist belongs ~chiefly to charity, since it is
613 Suppl, 71|         cause that ~indulgences are chiefly granted. Therefore, seemingly,
614 Suppl, 71|         particular person ~do avail chiefly, not the person for whom
615 Suppl, 71|         punishment, suffrages avail chiefly the person for whom they
616 Suppl, 71|             applied to those others chiefly, but that the prayer offered
617 Suppl, 71|            indifferently, but those chiefly for whom they ~are offered,
618 Suppl, 72|       hearts. Now prayer is ~seated chiefly in the heart. Therefore
619 Suppl, 72|           And ~these impurities are chiefly round about the earth as
620 Suppl, 72|           of this cleansing will be chiefly to remove all ~imperfection
621 Suppl, 73|          ministry will be exercised chiefly by one Archangel, ~namely
622 Suppl, 77|          seed; because this belongs chiefly to the truth of human ~nature
623 Suppl, 87|          authority over men to whom chiefly the last judgment will ~
624 Suppl, 88|             to the knowledge of God chiefly by their comeliness and ~
625 Suppl, 88|            heavenly bodies consists chiefly in ~light; wherefore it
626 Suppl, 88|         bodies are to be ~perfected chiefly as regards brightness. Hence
627 Suppl, 88|        bodies need to be ~bettered, chiefly as regards the visible qualities
628 Suppl, 89|        wherein their bliss consists chiefly; (2) Their bliss and their ~
629 Suppl, 89|          beatitude does not consist chiefly otherwise than in an act
630 Suppl, 93|         notion of victory is ~found chiefly and fully, for by His victory
631 Suppl, 93|             so that the ~aureole is chiefly in the mind, but by a kind
632 Suppl, 94|           purgatory is not intended chiefly to ~torment but to cleanse: