Part, Question

501 Suppl, 9 |                the priest may know the ~quantity which it has under both
502 Suppl, 9 |             that he ~may know the total quantity of his guilt, and refer
503 Suppl, 18|             ways - first as regards the quantity of the ~punishment considered
504 Suppl, 25|              incurred. So great is the ~quantity of such merits that it exceeds
505 Suppl, 25|               Hence others say that the quantity of remission accorded in
506 Suppl, 25|         suggested, nor according to the quantity of what is given, ~as the
507 Suppl, 25|        therefore say otherwise that the quantity of an effect is ~proportionate
508 Suppl, 25|                is ~proportionate to the quantity of the cause. Now the cause
509 Suppl, 25|             cannot, then, estimate the ~quantity of the remission by any
510 Suppl, 49|                most intense in point of quantity, does not go ~beyond the
511 Suppl, 54|            first species of continuous ~quantity: and thus a straight line
512 Suppl, 54|                another way through the ~quantity of the surface, so consanguinity
513 Suppl, 54|               other, if we consider the quantity of consanguinity ~in the
514 Suppl, 55|        previously he reached his actual quantity by some movement or change,
515 Suppl, 64|                 Equality is twofold, of quantity and of proportion. ~Equality
516 Suppl, 64|                proportion. ~Equality of quantity is that which is observed
517 Suppl, 69|                 and punishments vary in quantity according to ~the differences
518 Suppl, 71|                applicable to continuous quantity cannot be transferred to
519 Suppl, 71|               transferred to spiritual ~quantity: secondly, because there
520 Suppl, 72|                  such as its substance, quantity, or quality, but ~only its
521 Suppl, 77|                that he ~reaches perfect quantity by growth, and so on, and
522 Suppl, 77|      individuals and as regards the due quantity ~of each individual, without
523 Suppl, 77|               perfection in ~number and quantity by being detached and multiplied.~
524 Suppl, 77|            needed for the perfection of quantity in the individual and for
525 Suppl, 77|              for the ~perfection of his quantity; and not all, because this
526 Suppl, 77|               it ~for the perfection of quantity. Since however this nutrimental
527 Suppl, 77|               as is required to restore quantity. This is proved by two reasons. ~
528 Suppl, 77|           account of the perfection ~of quantity, and not on account of the
529 Suppl, 77|                far as the perfection of quantity requires, as it does in
530 Suppl, 77|                 disposition of which is quantity in respect ~of which it
531 Suppl, 77|               it will be immoderate in ~quantity.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[80] A[
532 Suppl, 77|              the end would surpass ~the quantity due to his species, as the
533 Suppl, 77|           species which is dependent on quantity, shape, position and order
534 Suppl, 77|              not however as regards the quantity of hair, lest it should ~
535 Suppl, 77|              But complete ~and definite quantity comes to matter after the
536 Suppl, 77|                in reference to definite quantity regards ~the species especially
537 Suppl, 78|                is measured by dimensive quantity, so is he by the quantity ~
538 Suppl, 78|               quantity, so is he by the quantity ~of time. Now the quantity
539 Suppl, 78|              quantity ~of time. Now the quantity of time will be reduced
540 Suppl, 78|                Therefore the dimensive ~quantity will also be reduced to
541 Suppl, 78|                the form, with which the quantity ~as well as all the other
542 Suppl, 78|                 be the same measure of ~quantity in respect of matter in
543 Suppl, 78|                rising again to be of a ~quantity proportionate to the natural
544 Suppl, 78|                 be brought to a greater quantity by the ~power of nature
545 Suppl, 78|                 rise again of a greater quantity, which is ~false. Therefore
546 Suppl, 78|               is ~false. Therefore that quantity must needs be proportionate
547 Suppl, 78|                 bring them to the same ~quantity: and so the same conclusion
548 Suppl, 78|                On the contrary, Natural quantity results from each individual'
549 Suppl, 78|                neither will its natural quantity. But all are not of the
550 Suppl, 78|                not of the same ~natural quantity. Therefore all will not
551 Suppl, 78|              there will not be the same quantity of glory or ~punishment
552 Suppl, 78|                 will there be ~the same quantity of stature.~Aquin.: SMT
553 Suppl, 78|          specific ~nature has a certain quantity which it neither exceeds
554 Suppl, 78|            without ~error, and yet this quantity has certain degrees of latitude
555 Suppl, 78|          species aims at some degree of quantity befitting his individual
556 Suppl, 78|           something from the ~aforesaid quantity: the measure whereof is
557 Suppl, 78|                 rise again ~of the same quantity, but each one will rise
558 Suppl, 78|                 will rise again of that quantity which ~would have been his
559 Suppl, 78|         indifferent to a great or small quantity.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[81] A[
560 Suppl, 78|              Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The quantity of a particular individual
561 Suppl, 78|              Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The quantity of those who will be raised
562 Suppl, 78|                unable to effect the due quantity that is befitting to ~the
563 Suppl, 78|                individual, a ~different quantity is due to different men,
564 Suppl, 78|             very difference ~of sex and quantity. Wherefore just as men will
565 Suppl, 78|              for waste, and to increase quantity. But in the state ~of the
566 Suppl, 78|              man will rise again in due quantity; neither ~will death be
567 Suppl, 80|             First, through smallness of quantity, ~especially in respect
568 Suppl, 80|                 incorporeal things lack quantity and matter, the term ~"subtlety"
569 Suppl, 80|           except ~through its dimensive quantity. Again neither does form
570 Suppl, 80|                the ~nature of dimensive quantity, to which a place is essentially
571 Suppl, 80|             definition, since dimensive quantity is ~quantity occupying a
572 Suppl, 80|            since dimensive quantity is ~quantity occupying a place. Hence
573 Suppl, 80|                 found in its ~dimensive quantity alone. Thus take the example
574 Suppl, 80|                 above (A[2]), dimensive quantity differs from all other accidents ~
575 Suppl, 80|               measured by reason of its quantity. Now the glorified body
576 Suppl, 80|               of ~Christ. Therefore its quantity will be so subject to the
577 Suppl, 80|                 have a ~little or great quantity at will.~Aquin.: SMT XP
578 Suppl, 80|                a place smaller than its quantity, unless its proper ~quantity
579 Suppl, 80|            quantity, unless its proper ~quantity be made in some way less
580 Suppl, 80|                First, by a variation in quantity in respect of ~the same
581 Suppl, 80|                is subject to ~a greater quantity is afterwards subject to
582 Suppl, 80|           glorified bodies, saying that quantity is subject ~to them at will,
583 Suppl, 80|               are able to have a great ~quantity, and when they list a small
584 Suppl, 80|              and when they list a small quantity. But this is impossible, ~
585 Suppl, 80|                 is clear that change of quantity in respect of matter ~would
586 Suppl, 80|          impossible. Secondly, that the quantity ~of a glorified body become
587 Suppl, 80|                so that it is reduced in quantity ~however small it may become.
588 Suppl, 80|                 a body by reason of its quantity, as being seen ~is by reason
589 Suppl, 81|                 disposition, shape and ~quantity as they now have, it would
590 Suppl, 81|                disposition in shape and quantity, so God will give to the ~
591 Suppl, 81|                 not indeed in shape and quantity, but in that property of
592 Suppl, 81|             there would be a ~dimensive quantity without a place, which is
593 Suppl, 81|              the natural ~movement, the quantity of which is in proportion
594 Suppl, 81|               as much of the ~dimensive quantity as the whole line has. Hence
595 Suppl, 81|            movable and the medium, the ~quantity of time must be proportionate
596 Suppl, 82|                 OBJ 3: Further, just as quantity is something in a body,
597 Suppl, 82|             whereby a body is seen. Now quantity will not be subject to the ~
598 Suppl, 82|               be of greater or smaller ~quantity. Therefore neither will
599 Suppl, 82|                3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Quantity is inherent to the glorified
600 Suppl, 82|            would it be possible for the quantity to be altered at the soul'
601 Suppl, 82|                is no comparison between quantity and ~visibility, because
602 Suppl, 83|              parts, by reason of ~undue quantity, quality, or place - which
603 Suppl, 89|           employed signifies a ratio of quantity to quantity based on a ~
604 Suppl, 89|        signifies a ratio of quantity to quantity based on a ~certain fixed
605 Suppl, 93|                than according to their ~quantity. Nevertheless even if we
606 Suppl, 93|           regard the excess in point of quantity, ~we may find an explanation.
607 Suppl, 93|               in Christ is a negligible quantity in ~comparison with the