Part, Question

501 Suppl, 25|            requires a cause, not as a measure of the ~remission of punishment,
502 Suppl, 30|              does not follow that the measure of satisfaction is ~diminished.
503 Suppl, 34|             which is according to the measure of grace, as being the end ~
504 Suppl, 36|          household to give them their measure of wheat." Hence he is ~
505 Suppl, 36|              Divine things above his ~measure: and whoso promotes the
506 Suppl, 47|     Philosopher (Ethic. iii, 4), is a measure in all human actions.~Aquin.:
507 Suppl, 47|           will compel him in the same measure: otherwise he may not compel ~
508 Suppl, 51|              money is regarded as the measure of other ~things (Ethic.
509 Suppl, 54|             there is always ~the same measure of kinship between them,
510 Suppl, 54|         fourth degree. Therefore ~the measure of consanguinity cannot
511 Suppl, 64|               quantities of ~the same measure, for instance a thing two
512 Suppl, 71|              awarded according to the measure of the recipient, and each
513 Suppl, 71|               albeit according to the measure of each one's state, since
514 Suppl, 71|               may admit, in a certain measure, the manner in which, ~according
515 Suppl, 72|            they ~surpassed in a fixed measure.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[74] A[
516 Suppl, 74|          fixed time ~according to the measure of the other ages, since
517 Suppl, 74|              end it ~follows that its measure is known to us: wherefore
518 Suppl, 74|              is ~known to us. But the measure of the duration of the heavenly
519 Suppl, 76|                may be rewarded in due measure.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[79] A[
520 Suppl, 77|             soul, yet not in the same measure as ~the more perfect parts.~
521 Suppl, 78|               a perfect man, unto the measure of the age of the fulness
522 Suppl, 78|           will be reduced to the same measure in ~all, since all will
523 Suppl, 78|           also be reduced to the same measure in all, so that all ~will
524 Suppl, 78|              have a certain limit end measure of size and growth." Now
525 Suppl, 78|              there should be the same measure of ~quantity in respect
526 Suppl, 78|              be attached to one fixed measure; and each individual in
527 Suppl, 78|               aforesaid quantity: the measure whereof is gauged according
528 Suppl, 79|                since it has a greater measure of material ~alteration
529 Suppl, 81|         befitting it according to the measure ~of its dignity. Now a fitting
530 Suppl, 81|              of the ~medium only, the measure of time is taken only according
531 Suppl, 81|   resurrection the time which is the ~measure of the heaven's movement
532 Suppl, 83|        punishment is according to the measure of guilt. And a sinner who
533 Suppl, 84|               would be impossible to ~measure the size of such a book,
534 Suppl, 88|             them according to a fixed measure: and this is ~absurd.~Aquin.:
535 Suppl, 89|           nature, but not in the same measure of perfection: such is the ~
536 Suppl, 89|          alone has the spirit not "by measure" (Jn. 3:34). Now it ~becomes
537 Suppl, 89|             having the spirit without measure, to know all things ~in
538 Suppl, 90|              which is rendered is the measure of ~beatitude. Therefore
539 Suppl, 90|         happier will one ~be. Now the measure of charity is the measure
540 Suppl, 90|             measure of charity is the measure of one's union with God. ~
541 Suppl, 90|           material disposition to the measure of grace and glory that
542 Suppl, 93|           difficult not to exceed the measure in food ~which is necessary
543 Suppl, 93|             if any one go beyond this measure, such afflictions will be
544 Suppl, 94|             or less, according to the measure of sin, ~it is able to do
545 Suppl, 95|            movement whereof it is the measure is the cause of change.
546 Suppl, 96|              fault: "According to the measure of the sin shall the measure
547 Suppl, 96|          measure of the sin shall the measure also of the ~stripes be" (
548 Suppl, 96|              its length of ~time, the measure of punishment corresponds
549 Suppl, 96|         punishment corresponds to the measure of fault, as ~regards the
550 Appen1, 1|          saying of Isaias (27:8), "In measure against measure, when it
551 Appen1, 1|               8), "In measure against measure, when it shall ~be cast
552 Appen1, 2|     punishment is due to them, if the measure of the stripes is according
553 Appen1, 2|          stripes is according to ~the measure of the fault. Therefore