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501 3, 44 | hand, Origen says this was caused by clouds ~coming between (
502 3, 44 | because the Divine power caused ~the moon both to approach
503 3, 46 | suffering Christ, which is caused by something hurtful to
504 3, 46 | internal pain, which is caused from the apprehension of ~
505 3, 47 | But it was Pilate who caused ~Christ to be crucified
506 3, 48 | Suffering, as such, is caused by an outward principle:
507 3, 50 | both the death of the soul, caused by sin, ~according to Rm.
508 3, 52 | Likewise He removed the sorrows caused by glory deferred, by ~bestowing
509 3, 53 | artificial day which is caused by the sun's presence, because
510 3, 54 | from which ~corruption is caused in animal bodies. It would
511 3, 55 | they saw. This could be caused by the darkness or by some
512 3, 61 | they neither contained nor caused ~grace. Hence the Apostle
513 3, 62 | sacraments of the Old Law caused grace?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
514 3, 62 | any operation of its own, ~caused him to be given that sum
515 3, 62 | the soul's defects are caused by sin. But all sins are ~
516 3, 62 | sacraments of the Old Law caused grace?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
517 3, 62 | sacraments of the Old Law caused grace. For, as ~stated above (
518 3, 64 | that no inward ~effect is caused by the thing done outwardly,
519 3, 65 | a remedy for the defect ~caused by sin. Now this is twofold,
520 3, 65 | remedy against ~the defects caused by sin. And in either way
521 3, 65 | remedy against the defect caused by sin. For Baptism is ~
522 3, 68 | against actual sins, which are caused by our will and intention.~
523 3, 69 | Further, enlightenment is caused by teaching, according to
524 3, 69 | Baptism proportionately caused the ~gates to be opened,
525 3, 78 | bread into Christ's body is caused ~solely by the power of
526 3, 78 | Therefore this sacrament is not caused by any created power ~of
527 3, 79 | make good the daily ~waste caused by the action of natural
528 3, 86 | is written (Amos 4:7): "I caused it to rain upon one ~city,
529 3, 86 | rain upon one ~city, and caused it not to rain upon another
530 3, 86 | forgiven, the ~dispositions caused by preceding acts should
531 3, 87 | forgiveness of venial sins is caused by the fervor of charity, ~
532 3, 88 | mortal sin is [in a way, caused by ~the adherence, those
533 3, 88 | of eternal punishment, as caused by acts of sins ~previously
534 3, 88 | incurred thereby, to return, as caused by those acts. ~Yet it may
535 3, 88 | previously forgiven, not as caused ~by those sins already forgiven
536 3, 88 | already forgiven but as caused by this last sin being ~
537 3, 89 | gratuitous virtues are not caused through any act of ours:
538 3, 89 | of the other virtues is caused ~through the sacrament of
539 3, 89 | remain, viz. ~dispositions caused by previous acts, the result
540 Suppl, 1 | contrary, Things which are caused by principles altogether ~
541 Suppl, 2 | that, Every actual sin is caused by our will not yielding
542 Suppl, 3 | the sensitive part, and is caused by the former sorrow either
543 Suppl, 5 | it is destroyed by sorrow caused by ~the heart's ordinate
544 Suppl, 6 | to be natural which ~are caused by the principles of nature.
545 Suppl, 15| 2/2~Further, the wound caused by sin should be perfectly
546 Suppl, 29| bodily health, is not caused by a natural property of
547 Suppl, 32| Children's infirmities are not caused by actual sin, as in ~adults,
548 Suppl, 49| these also, since they are caused ~in matrimony by the marriage
549 Suppl, 49| ii, 15), shame is ~only caused by a disgraceful deed. Now
550 Suppl, 51| character of baptism is not caused directly by the ~intention
551 Suppl, 51| whereas the marriage tie is caused by the consent directly. ~
552 Suppl, 55| wife?~(3) Whether it is caused through unlawful intercourse?~(
553 Suppl, 55| 5) Whether affinity is caused through affinity?~(6) Whether
554 Suppl, 55| on the birth of a boy, is caused without ~any movement of
555 Suppl, 55| the contrary, Affinity is caused by consanguinity. Now consanguinity ~
556 Suppl, 55| or when the ~quality that caused the likeness is removed.
557 Suppl, 55| and some of these are caused by movement, through ~something
558 Suppl, 55| moved: some of them are caused through something being
559 Suppl, 55| relation between them is caused not by (the con) ~being
560 Suppl, 55| to affinity, for this is ~caused by certain persons having
561 Suppl, 55| Therefore affinity cannot be caused by a ~dishonorable intercourse.~
562 Suppl, 55| Therefore affinity is not caused by unlawful intercourse.~
563 Suppl, 55| nature. Now affinity is not caused by unnatural unlawful intercourse
564 Suppl, 55| 3). Therefore it is not ~caused only by unlawful intercourse
565 Suppl, 55| the reason why marriage caused affinity. Therefore ~unlawful
566 Suppl, 55| Consequently ~since marriage caused affinity, in so far as it
567 Suppl, 55| 1/1~Whether affinity is caused by betrothal?~Aquin.: SMT
568 Suppl, 55| that affinity cannot be caused by betrothal. For ~affinity
569 Suppl, 55| contrary, If affinity is caused by affinity a man who has ~
570 Suppl, 55| kinds whereby this tie is caused: ~one is by carnal procreation,
571 Suppl, 55| to show ~that no tie is caused by affinity, we must reply
572 Suppl, 55| to marriage since it is caused by it. Therefore ~it is
573 Suppl, 55| consanguinity by which it is caused.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[55] A[
574 Suppl, 55| the contrary, Affinity is caused by consanguinity. Therefore
575 Suppl, 55| degrees of affinity are caused by the degrees of consanguinity:
576 Suppl, 56| of the Holy ~Ghost, it is caused by means of seven things,
577 Suppl, 58| the spells in question are caused by the operation of demons.
578 Suppl, 58| the inability to copulate ~caused by witchcraft is either
579 Suppl, 64| such a distraction of minds caused by the ~payment of a request
580 Suppl, 65| thus the movements that are caused in the ~elements by the
581 Suppl, 65| right, because they ~are caused by the impress and influence
582 Suppl, 66| otherwise that ~irregularity is caused by a defect in the sacrament
583 Suppl, 67| Further, hatred may be caused by the virtue of the person
584 Suppl, 70| intellectual vision sorrow is not caused by the fact ~that something
585 Suppl, 72| the air and earth will ~be caused by fire; but it is doubtful
586 Suppl, 72| natural, and yet it will be caused by that fire. ~Therefore
587 Suppl, 72| all ~individuals and are caused by the principles of nature.
588 Suppl, 73| Hence Christ's ~Godhead caused His resurrection immediately,
589 Suppl, 75| of the elements is ~both caused and preserved by the movement
590 Suppl, 79| of the ~elements, being caused by their form and matter,
591 Suppl, 79| body, and this dominion is caused by the soul's unchangeable ~
592 Suppl, 81| there will be no movement caused by the soul.~Aquin.: SMT
593 Suppl, 88| phases of the ~moon are caused by the movement of the heavens.
594 Suppl, 88| the lower ~bodies will be caused by the cleansing fire. But
595 Suppl, 93| perfect victory over passion caused from ~without is considered
596 Suppl, 94| hold that this darkness is caused by the massing together
597 Appen1, 1| have suffered rather than caused ~their loss of Baptism."
598 Appen1, 2| is, the greater the ~pain caused by that which hurts it:
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