Part, Question

501   3, 27  |             Blessed Virgin, such ~a disposition of the soul's powers was
502   3, 27  |             there is perfection of ~disposition, for instance when matter
503   3, 27  |             The first was a kind of disposition, by which she was made worthy ~
504   3, 29  |           the world, since the evil disposition of the demons easily discovers ~
505   3, 32  |           the inferior art ~gives a disposition to the matter to which the
506   3, 33  |             First, in regard to the disposition of the body. And thus, ~
507   3, 34  |        cannot exist without ~proper disposition of the organs - a condition
508   3, 36  |             received the Law by the disposition of angels." ~And the Gentiles,
509   3, 39  |           First, on account of the ~disposition required in the one baptized -
510   3, 50  |           man, in which man's whole disposition lies virtually; just as
511   3, 53  |          for ~Christ, so is grace a disposition for glory. Consequently,
512   3, 54  |           of glory. But such is the disposition of a glorified body that
513   3, 60  |        state of completeness. Now a disposition is not an end, whereas ~
514   3, 60  |    Consequently things that signify disposition to holiness ~are not called
515   3, 63  |           character is said to be a disposition to grace. But grace is ~
516   3, 63  |             anything save habit and disposition. But a character, as stated
517   3, 63  |                is neither habit nor disposition, but rather a power: the
518   3, 63  |           character. For habit ~and disposition belong to a power of the
519   3, 65  |             are, however, a kind of disposition to the ~sacraments: either
520   3, 65  |           for the Eucharist. But a ~disposition precedes perfection. Therefore
521   3, 68  |           of Baptism, since it is a disposition to grace. Therefore it ~
522   3, 71  |             effect of ~Baptism. But disposition must needs precede the perfect
523   3, 71  |          Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 3: The disposition that suffices for receiving
524   3, 74  |            matter is drawn from its disposition to an end, just as the matter ~
525   3, 74  |             the species, but merely disposition ~towards corruption, which
526   3, 75  |           itself is in the ultimate disposition for ~receiving the form,
527   3, 77  |        Secondly, because the first ~disposition of matter is dimensive quantity,
528   3, 77  |        breakable owing to a certain disposition of the pores; a thing which ~
529   3, 84  |            to destroy the ~habitual disposition of the penitent, and by
530   3, 85  |           and because it is not the disposition of a perfect thing, ~since
531   3, 86  |      produces in the soul a certain disposition, or even a ~habit, if the
532   3, 86  |    sometimes induces at once a weak disposition, such ~as is the result
533   3, 86  |            and sometimes a stronger disposition, the ~result of many acts.~
534   3, 88  |        brought back to the habit or disposition of ~avarice previously dispelled,
535   3, 89  |      contrition, stands as ultimate disposition to the ~reception of grace,
536   3, 89  |           ungodly, is ~the ultimate disposition to grace; so that in the
537 Suppl, 3 |            of sorrow depends on the disposition of the lower faculty to
538 Suppl, 4 |             of a past sin, neither ~disposition, nor guilt, nor any debt
539 Suppl, 5 |           sin's forgiveness. For a ~disposition is, as it were, a necessary
540 Suppl, 5 |           for justification, and ~a disposition is reduced to a material
541 Suppl, 5 |             the ~case of an agent's disposition to act, because this is
542 Suppl, 9 |            does not prove the evil ~disposition of the sinner, as when it
543 Suppl, 13|             a man according to his ~disposition, because the fulness of
544 Suppl, 13|           measured according to the disposition of ~the man to whom it is
545 Suppl, 13|        guilt which affects a ~man's disposition to goodness or malice, so
546 Suppl, 14|           that wherever He finds a ~disposition He should grant the perfection,
547 Suppl, 14|     acquisition of ~temporal goods, disposition to grace, habituation to
548 Suppl, 18|           sin without any previous ~disposition, while adults do not, for
549 Suppl, 18|        removal of insincerity. This disposition sometimes precedes their
550 Suppl, 18|       Baptism. At ~other times this disposition does not precede the reception
551 Suppl, 18|        effective, always requires a disposition on the ~part of the recipient
552 Suppl, 18|     considered in itself, causes a ~disposition in one who is already sanctified.~
553 Suppl, 18|             receive grace; and this disposition may be so great, that ~even
554 Suppl, 19|             a key of heaven, but a ~disposition thereto.~Aquin.: SMT XP
555 Suppl, 29|             illustrate ~the orderly disposition of the ecclesiastical hierarchy,
556 Suppl, 32|         sacrament demands a certain disposition ~on the part of the recipient,
557 Suppl, 37|             agent both the ultimate disposition ~to the form, and the form
558 Suppl, 37|             acquires the ~proximate disposition to the Eucharist by being
559 Suppl, 43|             the marriage contract a disposition ~is required not only on
560 Suppl, 57|            adopter: so that it is a disposition to perfect adoption, rather ~
561 Suppl, 61|            by a contrary spiritual ~disposition, namely mortal sin. But
562 Suppl, 65|          their bondswomen with the ~disposition of a husband towards his
563 Suppl, 67|         carnally knew Agar with the disposition of a ~husband towards his
564 Suppl, 69|      Nevertheless, according to the disposition of Divine providence ~separated
565 Suppl, 69|           agreeable with the Divine disposition, or else they are so overwhelmed
566 Suppl, 70|            if the soul be of such a disposition, not the ~whole soul but
567 Suppl, 71|           not only by reason of his disposition, but also in view of something ~
568 Suppl, 71|      something ~consequent upon his disposition or state, as evidenced by
569 Suppl, 71|           measured according to the disposition of the person ~for whom
570 Suppl, 71|             funereal equipment, the disposition of the grace, the solemnity
571 Suppl, 71|             effect according to the disposition of the ~recipient. But they
572 Suppl, 72|             in conformity with the ~disposition of Divine justice. Nevertheless,
573 Suppl, 72|         from mixture, and will be a disposition to the perfection of glory;
574 Suppl, 72|            removing from bodies the disposition contrary to the perfection
575 Suppl, 72|             the universe: and this ~disposition is to be found in all bodies,
576 Suppl, 72|            of the waters, and their disposition, as containing salt and
577 Suppl, 72|           burning of the world is a disposition to the aforesaid renewal,
578 Suppl, 72|            form; or in respect of a disposition in virtue of which it demands ~
579 Suppl, 72|           body, nor ~as regards the disposition which is the demand for
580 Suppl, 72|           that union: since such ~a disposition cannot be produced by nature,
581 Suppl, 74|           then in its most perfect ~disposition and consequently it should
582 Suppl, 74|             OBJ 2: The most perfect disposition of time is said to be midday, ~
583 Suppl, 76|            proper accident, and the disposition whereby its matter ~is rendered
584 Suppl, 76|           proper accident, and ~the disposition whereby the matter is in
585 Suppl, 77|            in respect of matter the disposition of which is quantity in
586 Suppl, 78|          yet reached their ultimate disposition.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[81] A[
587 Suppl, 79|        because it would not imply a disposition in the impassible ~substance,
588 Suppl, 79|             change contrary to ~the disposition whereby it is perfected
589 Suppl, 79|          from sometimes receiving a disposition contrary to the form through ~
590 Suppl, 79|             in ~accordance with the disposition of the principal agent.
591 Suppl, 79|            that is contrary to the ~disposition of the soul which has the
592 Suppl, 80|         inconsistent with the right disposition ~of the human body, which
593 Suppl, 81|           instruments of different ~disposition according to their different
594 Suppl, 81|             instruments of the same disposition to slow as to fleet animals.
595 Suppl, 81|          members will have the same disposition, shape and ~quantity as
596 Suppl, 81|         instruments of a ~different disposition in shape and quantity, so
597 Suppl, 81|              bodies of the saints a disposition other than that which they
598 Suppl, 82|            color require a contrary disposition in their ~subject, since "
599 Suppl, 82|              one part has a greater disposition to clarity than another,
600 Suppl, 83|     deformity arises from the undue disposition of the parts, by reason
601 Suppl, 83|         served ~also by the natural disposition, whether on the part of
602 Suppl, 83|            changed from its natural disposition. But this kind of passion ~
603 Suppl, 83|           changed from its natural ~disposition. Thus it is that we see
604 Suppl, 83|           changed from its natural ~disposition, as stated above (A[2]).
605 Suppl, 86|            in so far as this is the disposition to the ~aforesaid perfection.
606 Suppl, 87|          OBJ 4: Grief denotes not a disposition but a passion. Now every ~
607 Suppl, 88|            the world ~never had any disposition other than it has now as
608 Suppl, 88|             1/1~OBJ 4: Further, the disposition which things have now is
609 Suppl, 88|          they be altered to another disposition, this ~disposition will
610 Suppl, 88|          another disposition, this ~disposition will be unnatural to them.
611 Suppl, 88|           Mundo i). Therefore this ~disposition acquired by being renewed
612 Suppl, 88|             to have at one time one disposition, and another at another ~
613 Suppl, 88|         Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: This disposition of newness will be neither
614 Suppl, 88|      situation it has a ~more noble disposition in comparison with certain
615 Suppl, 88|           the sun has a more noble ~disposition at daytime than at night-time.
616 Suppl, 88|          part ~should have the same disposition. Therefore it is fitting
617 Suppl, 89|          substance which has a like disposition, since separate ~substances
618 Suppl, 90|      principle is the difference of disposition which will be in the blessed, ~
619 Suppl, 90|         will be a ~kind of material disposition to the measure of grace
620 Suppl, 91|              as indicating the good disposition of the mind, as in the ~
621 Suppl, 92|        operation, ~but a quality or disposition. Wherefore according to
622 Suppl, 92|          obtain in heaven, is not a disposition to beatitude but ~rather
623 Suppl, 93|            requisite not only a due disposition in the ~first mover, but
624 Suppl, 93|             mover, but also a right disposition in the instrument. Hence ~
625 Suppl, 93|          the worker has in his own ~disposition as to his degree of spirituality
626 Suppl, 94|           from its original natural disposition, and the contrary passion
627 Suppl, 94|              1/4~I answer that, The disposition of hell will be such as
628 Suppl, 94|        place is dark. Yet by Divine disposition, there is a certain amount
629 Suppl, 95|            is not ~changed from its disposition by the heavenly movement.~
630 Suppl, 96|             punishment regards the ~disposition of the sinner: for sometimes
631 Appen1, 2|            degree of sin, as of the disposition of the person ~punished,