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Part, Question
1 1, 1 | and the New Law. ~But law implies a moral science which is
2 1, 3 | of corporeal quantity, it implies His virtual quantity; thus, ~
3 1, 3 | no way composite. Hilary implies this ~argument, when he
4 1, 4 | more eminent way. Dionysius implies ~the same line of argument
5 1, 4 | OBJ 2: Further, likeness implies comparison. But there can
6 1, 5 | relatively. Thus to be white ~implies relative being, for to be
7 1, 5 | the ~aspect of desirable, implies the idea of a final cause,
8 1, 5 | merely potential. Now being implies the habitude of a ~formal
9 1, 5 | OBJ 3: Further, goodness implies desirability. Now primary
10 1, 5 | perfect; since every act implies some ~sort of perfection;
11 1, 5 | perfection; and perfection implies desirability and goodness,
12 1, 5 | But ~to be self-giving implies the aspect of an efficient
13 1, 5 | cause. Therefore goodness implies the aspect of an efficient
14 1, 5 | it is clear that goodness implies the ~aspect of an end. Nevertheless,
15 1, 6 | OBJ 3: Further, supreme implies comparison. But things not
16 1, 6 | comparison the supreme good implies.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[6] A[3]
17 1, 11 | thing measured. For "one" implies the ~idea of a primary measure;
18 1, 13 | to say that He is a body ~implies that He is not a mere potentiality,
19 1, 14 | But the idea of quantity implies the order of ~parts. Therefore
20 1, 14 | because such a proposition implies that ~first of all He did
21 1, 16 | But as they saw that truth implies relation to intellect, they
22 1, 17 | really is. For as truth implies an adequate ~apprehension
23 1, 17 | apprehension of a thing, so falsity implies the contrary. Hence it is ~
24 1, 17 | apprehend being, and not-being, implies contrariety; for, as the ~
25 1, 18 | but not in so far as life implies a principle ~of operation.~
26 1, 19 | to things not possessed, implies imperfection, which cannot
27 1, 19 | to all; and as election implies a certain distinction.~Aquin.:
28 1, 19 | generation of one ~thing, which implies the corruption of another.
29 1, 20 | good to others; yet it implies no composition in God. ~(
30 1, 23 | the antecedent nature it ~implies, can be attributed to a
31 1, 23 | inasmuch as predestination ~implies a relation to grace, as
32 1, 23 | end. Hence ~reprobation implies not only foreknowledge,
33 1, 23 | OBJ 3: Further, election implies some discrimination. Now
34 1, 24 | same thing. For this latter implies the knowledge of ~predestination;
35 1, 24 | as stated above (A[1]), implies a ~conscription or a knowledge
36 1, 25 | logically; ~inasmuch as power implies a notion of a principle
37 1, 25 | Therefore, ~that which implies being and non-being at the
38 1, 25 | omnipotent: whereas whatever ~implies contradiction does not come
39 1, 25 | with God." For whatever implies a contradiction ~cannot
40 1, 25 | omnipotence anything that implies a contradiction. Now ~that
41 1, 25 | past should not have been implies a contradiction. For as
42 1, 25 | contradiction. For as it ~implies a contradiction to say that
43 1, 25 | but absolutely since it implies a contradiction. Thus, it
44 1, 25 | and goodness. But if it implies the manner of the thing
45 1, 26 | OBJ 2: Further, Beatitude implies the notion of end. Now the
46 1, 28 | real relation requires and implies in reality two ~terms. Therefore
47 1, 28 | But in so far as relation implies respect to ~something else,
48 1, 28 | the same; because action implies reference as of something "
49 1, 28 | thing moved; whereas passion implies reference as ~of something "
50 1, 29 | subsistences in God; which implies that "person" and ~"subsistence"
51 1, 29 | God. Both because reason implies a discursive ~knowledge,
52 1, 29 | only in the sense which ~implies incommunicability. "Substance"
53 1, 29 | And what is "by itself" implies relation ~indirectly; for
54 1, 30 | no number." But plurality implies number. Therefore there ~
55 1, 31 | Reply OBJ 2: "Difference" implies distinction of form. There
56 1, 32 | Reply OBJ 4: Since Person implies dignity, as stated above (
57 1, 33 | Hence, since "begotten" implies ~relation in God, "unbegotten"
58 1, 34 | 1/2~I answer that, Word implies relation to creatures. For
59 1, 35 | derived from imitation, which implies "before" ~and "after." But
60 1, 36 | of Spirit inasmuch as it implies a moving power. But to no ~
61 1, 38 | divine persons. But gift implies a ~subjection both as regards
62 1, 38 | to whom it ~is given, it implies a free use, or enjoyment,
63 1, 39 | corruption in ourselves implies generation ~or corruption
64 1, 39 | principle." "Equality" ~implies unity as regards another;
65 1, 39 | from a principle." "Union" implies the unity of two; and is ~
66 1, 39 | earthly spirit, which often implies a certain violent ~impulse,
67 1, 39 | preposition "from" [ex] sometimes implies a ~certain relation of the
68 1, 41 | take away movement, action implies nothing ~more than order
69 1, 41 | principle: and a principle implies ~distinction from that of
70 1, 42 | are distinct. Now equality implies both - namely, distinction
71 1, 42 | begotten of his father; which implies priority and ~posteriority
72 1, 42 | Nature in a certain way implies the idea of a principle, ~
73 1, 42 | unity of the divine nature implies that the Son so acts ~of
74 1, 43 | sent. Anyone being sent implies a certain kind of ~procession
75 1, 43 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Mission implies inferiority in the one sent,
76 1, 43 | OBJ 3: Further, mission implies procession. But the procession
77 1, 43 | anyone." Now perception implies a certain experimental knowledge;
78 1, 43 | Reply OBJ 3: Since mission implies the origin of the person
79 1, 43 | not to them, for mission implies distance, whereas Christ,
80 1, 43 | mission in its very meaning ~implies that he who is sent either
81 1, 43 | the one to whom it is sent implies two ~things, the indwelling
82 1, 45 | preposition "from" [ex] implies order, as has been said
83 1, 45 | even as in passion, which ~implies movement, is implied a relation
84 1, 46 | which is nothing," ~but also implies a space capable of holding
85 1, 46 | made; and so to be made implies a ~"before" and "after."
86 1, 48 | good, the ~absence of one implies the absence of the other.~
87 1, 49 | defect of the action, which ~implies the defect of some principle,
88 1, 51 | union; because to ~assume implies a taking to oneself [ad
89 1, 53 | one in act: because energy implies actuality.~Aquin.: SMT FP
90 1, 59 | OBJ 2: Further, free-will implies indifference to alternatives.
91 1, 63 | is in the demons. ~Anger implies passion, and so does concupiscence;
92 1, 63 | apprehension, because it implies a contradiction; for it
93 1, 66 | privation. But this condition implies ~corruptibility. It is therefore
94 1, 68 | making of the firmament implies the production of the element
95 1, 68 | of understanding it, he implies in the words: "Darkness ~
96 1, 69 | formlessness of ~matter implies the total absence of form,
97 1, 38 | divine persons. But gift implies a ~subjection both as regards
98 1, 38 | to whom it ~is given, it implies a free use, or enjoyment,
99 1, 39 | corruption in ourselves implies generation ~or corruption
100 1, 39 | principle." "Equality" ~implies unity as regards another;
101 1, 39 | from a principle." "Union" implies the unity of two; and is ~
102 1, 39 | earthly spirit, which often implies a certain violent ~impulse,
103 1, 39 | preposition "from" [ex] sometimes implies a ~certain relation of the
104 1, 41 | take away movement, action implies nothing ~more than order
105 1, 41 | principle: and a principle implies ~distinction from that of
106 1, 42 | are distinct. Now equality implies both - namely, distinction
107 1, 42 | begotten of his father; which implies priority and ~posteriority
108 1, 42 | Nature in a certain way implies the idea of a principle, ~
109 1, 42 | unity of the divine nature implies that the Son so acts ~of
110 1, 43 | sent. Anyone being sent implies a certain kind of ~procession
111 1, 43 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Mission implies inferiority in the one sent,
112 1, 43 | OBJ 3: Further, mission implies procession. But the procession
113 1, 43 | anyone." Now perception implies a certain experimental knowledge;
114 1, 43 | Reply OBJ 3: Since mission implies the origin of the person
115 1, 43 | not to them, for mission implies distance, whereas Christ,
116 1, 43 | mission in its very meaning ~implies that he who is sent either
117 1, 43 | the one to whom it is sent implies two ~things, the indwelling
118 1, 46 | preposition "from" [ex] implies order, as has been said
119 1, 46 | even as in passion, which ~implies movement, is implied a relation
120 1, 47 | which is nothing," ~but also implies a space capable of holding
121 1, 47 | made; and so to be made implies a ~"before" and "after."
122 1, 49 | good, the ~absence of one implies the absence of the other.~
123 1, 50 | defect of the action, which ~implies the defect of some principle,
124 1, 52 | union; because to ~assume implies a taking to oneself [ad
125 1, 54 | one in act: because energy implies actuality.~Aquin.: SMT FP
126 1, 60 | OBJ 2: Further, free-will implies indifference to alternatives.
127 1, 64 | is in the demons. ~Anger implies passion, and so does concupiscence;
128 1, 64 | apprehension, because it implies a contradiction; for it
129 1, 67 | privation. But this condition implies ~corruptibility. It is therefore
130 1, 69 | making of the firmament implies the production of the element
131 1, 69 | of understanding it, he implies in the words: "Darkness ~
132 1, 70 | formlessness of ~matter implies the total absence of form,
133 1, 78 | Now the intellect in act ~implies understanding in act; and
134 1, 78 | very nature of the word, implies the relation of ~knowledge
135 1, 82 | to knowledge, because it implies a certain ~comparison of
136 1, 82 | act of ~"understanding" implies the simple acceptation of
137 1, 82 | of the appetite to "will" implies the simple appetite ~for
138 1, 84 | composition and division implies past, present, or ~future
139 1, 91 | greater dimensions. This ~implies rarefaction, which is for
140 1, 92 | imperfect. And Scripture implies the same when it says that
141 1, 92 | in this ~sense; but as it implies a likeness in nature, that
142 1, 92 | ii, 12) that the ~image implies "an intelligent being, endowed
143 1, 92 | self-movement, whereas likeness implies a likeness of power, as
144 1, 93 | an enigma, for an enigma implies obscurity, as Augustine ~
145 1, 94 | state of ~innocence; for it implies an obscurity of knowledge
146 1, 94 | act. ~But any virtue which implies imperfection incompatible
147 1, 95 | therefore such dominion implies of necessity ~a pain inflicted
148 1, 102 | Reply OBJ 2: Government implies a certain change effected
149 1, 107 | angelic grades; and ~this implies that men are taken up into
150 1, 111 | subjection." But to be sent implies subjection. Therefore ~the
151 1, 114 | matter. For virtue [ratio] implies something of a spiritual
152 2 | in so far as the image implies "an intelligent being ~endowed
153 2, 1 | an end, in its very name, implies ~something that is last.
154 2, 4 | end; comprehension, which implies presence of the end; and
155 2, 4 | delight or ~enjoyment, which implies repose of the lover in the
156 2, 4 | heaven." But to be in heaven implies being in a place. Therefore
157 2, 5 | Q[2], A[7]), Happiness ~implies two things, to wit, the
158 2, 6 | for the word "voluntary" implies that their ~movements and
159 2, 6 | to wish. But not to wish ~implies involuntariness, which is
160 2, 6 | this sense "not to wish" implies involuntariness. Secondly
161 2, 6 | OBJ 2: Further, every sin implies ignorance; according to
162 2, 7 | to be useful; and this ~implies some kind of relation: wherefore
163 2, 11 | OBJ 3: Further, enjoyment implies a certain delight. But sensible ~
164 2, 11 | 1]) the notion of fruit implies two ~things: first that
165 2, 11 | I answer that, To enjoy implies a certain relation of the
166 2, 12 | OBJ 3: Further, intention implies a kind of ordaining to an
167 2, 12 | 1~Reply OBJ 3: Enjoyment implies rest in the end; and this
168 2, 12 | end alone. But intention implies movement towards an end,
169 2, 12 | contrary, Intention of an end implies ordaining something to an ~
170 2, 13 | but of reason. ~For choice implies comparison, whereby one
171 2, 13 | answer that, The word choice implies something belonging to the
172 2, 13 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Choice implies a previous comparison; not
173 2, 13 | 1~OBJ 2: Further, choice implies preference of one thing
174 2, 14 | that we do. For ~counsel implies some kind of conference.
175 2, 14 | answer that, Counsel properly implies a conference held between ~
176 2, 14 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Counsel implies conference, not of any kind,
177 2, 14 | OBJ 2: Further, counsel implies the reason's inquiry. But,
178 2, 15 | 1~I answer that, Consent implies application of sense to
179 2, 15 | similitude, in so far as it implies seeking ~acquaintance, it
180 2, 15 | something]; and thus it implies a certain distance from ~
181 2, 15 | to feel ~with," and this implies a certain union to the object
182 2, 15 | irrational animals. ~For consent implies a determination of the appetite
183 2, 15 | of this is that consent implies an application of the ~appetitive
184 2, 15 | passive: whereas consent implies a ~determination of the
185 2, 16 | that, The use of a thing implies the application of that
186 2, 16 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: To enjoy implies the absolute movement of
187 2, 16 | appetible: whereas to use implies a movement of the appetite
188 2, 16 | as stated above (A[1]), implies the application of ~one
189 2, 16 | general, in so far as it ~implies the relation of an end to
190 2, 16 | more relative. But choice implies two relations: ~one, of
191 2, 16 | is preferred; whereas use implies ~relation to the end only.
192 2, 18 | generation, inasmuch as it implies union of male and female,
193 2, 18 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Evil implies privation, not absolute,
194 2, 18 | since not every circumstance implies ~accord or disaccord with
195 2, 21 | or evil." Now ~judgment implies retribution, in respect
196 2, 22 | 1]) the word "passion" ~implies that the patient is drawn
197 2, 23 | Further, difference of species implies a difference of form. But ~
198 2, 25 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, love implies a certain union; since it
199 2, 25 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Despair implies movement away from good;
200 2, 25 | accidental: and daring implies movement towards evil; and
201 2, 26 | versa. Because dilection implies, in addition to love, a ~
202 2, 26 | price, as the word itself implies [*Referring to the ~Latin "
203 2, 27 | above (Q[26], AA[1],2), love implies a ~certain connaturalness
204 2, 27 | other passion of ~the soul implies either movement towards
205 2, 28 | being its cause; desire implies the real absence of the ~
206 2, 29 | seemingly: since hatred implies a ~turning away from evil,
207 2, 29 | from evil, whereas love implies a turning towards good. ~
208 2, 29 | notion of universality ~implies something in common. Therefore
209 2, 31 | the sensible to the sense implies movement, ~which is an imperfect
210 2, 32 | possessed or effected: and this implies use or operation.~Aquin.:
211 2, 32 | OBJ 3: Further, movement implies a certain innovation, which
212 2, 32 | so hope, inasmuch as it implies a present ~appraising of
213 2, 32 | whereas, inasmuch as it ~implies absence of that good, it
214 2, 32 | pleasure, not because it implies ignorance, ~but in so far
215 2, 33 | Reply OBJ 1: Bodily pleasure implies indeed repose of the appetite
216 2, 33 | part of the body it always implies alteration. And in respect
217 2, 34 | enjoyment of God, which implies a certain ~pleasure in the
218 2, 35 | relations ~to contrary things, implies a certain likeness, e.g.
219 2, 35 | wickedness, as the text implies; so sadness of the heart
220 2, 37 | movement: whereas sorrow ~implies a transmutation that is
221 2, 38 | transmutation; for sorrow ~itself implies a certain weariness or ailing
222 2, 40 | contrary to ~hope, which implies movement of stretching out
223 2, 40 | of despair [desperatio] implies that it ~is contrary to
224 2, 40 | this object, wherefore it implies a movement of withdrawal:
225 2, 40 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Despair implies not only privation of hope,
226 2, 40 | causes of hope. ~Because hope implies certainty and steadiness;
227 2, 40 | to action. ~Because hope implies security. But security begets
228 2, 41 | the notion of passion implies first of all a movement
229 2, 41 | Cf. OBJ ~1). Again, it implies relation to evil as overcoming,
230 2, 42 | of the appetitive power implies pursuit, ~has some good
231 2, 42 | object: and whatever movement implies avoidance, ~has an evil
232 2, 42 | object. Wherefore, since fear implies an avoidance, ~in the first
233 2, 42 | of time, ~i.e. for ever, implies, so to speak, an infinite
234 2, 44 | movement of the soul, fear implies a certain ~contraction:
235 2, 45 | contrary. And as contrariety implies privation, so ~daring implies
236 2, 45 | implies privation, so ~daring implies safety.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
237 2, 45 | anything pertaining to defect implies either the removal ~of the
238 2, 46 | vengeance. ~Now vengeance implies a comparison between the
239 2, 46 | above (A[2]) that hatred implies application of evil to ~
240 2, 49 | quality?~(3) Whether habit implies an order to an act?~(4)
241 2, 49 | quality, properly speaking, implies a ~certain mode of substance.
242 2, 49 | determines": wherefore it implies a certain ~determination
243 2, 49 | Reply OBJ 1: Disposition implies a certain order, as stated
244 2, 49 | clear that the word "habit" ~implies a certain lastingness: while
245 2, 49 | Para. 1/1~Whether habit implies order to an act?~Aquin.:
246 2, 49 | operation. Wherefore habit ~implies relation not only to the
247 2, 49 | primarily and of itself implies a relation to the ~thing'
248 2, 49 | that the habit ~principally implies relation to an act. Now
249 2, 49 | is subjected in a power, implies principally ~relation to
250 2, 49 | of act, it consequently implies a relation to act. Wherefore ~
251 2, 49 | 1~OBJ 2: Further, habit implies relation to an act. But
252 2, 49 | relation to an act. But power implies ~sufficiently a principle
253 2, 49 | said above (AA[2],3), habit implies a ~disposition in relation
254 2, 50 | Therefore in so far as habit implies disposition to ~operation,
255 2, 50 | suitability to nature, implies the notion of disposition:
256 2, 50 | Q[49], AA[2],3), habit implies a ~certain disposition in
257 2, 50 | of power, according as it implies a ~disposition to nature:
258 2, 50 | nature: whereas power always implies a relation to ~operation,
259 2, 53 | accident, its very notion implies ~dependence on a subject,
260 2, 53 | accident in the abstract, it implies relation to a subject, which ~
261 2, 55 | very nature of the word, implies some ~perfection of power,
262 2, 55 | said above (A[1]), virtue implies a perfection ~of power:
263 2, 55 | needs be good: for ~all evil implies defect; wherefore Dionysius
264 2, 56 | essence of virtue, ~which implies perfection of a power; for
265 2, 61 | for the sake of a due end, implies a certain rectitude, which
266 2, 65 | friendship with Him; which implies, besides love, a certain ~
267 2, 66 | the other hand, charity ~implies love of friendship, to which
268 2, 67 | bliss, of its very nature, implies perfection ~on the part
269 2, 67 | which, in its very nature, ~implies imperfection of its subject,
270 2, 67 | movement of its very ~nature implies imperfection of its subject,
271 2, 69 | approach thereto; and this implies some action. And a man is
272 2, 69 | therefore, since beatitude implies ~something ultimate, the
273 2, 69 | comforted, ~because fulness implies abundance of comfort. And
274 2, 70 | object of his joy. Now peace implies these two things, namely, ~
275 2, 71 | something ~consequently. Virtue implies "directly" a disposition
276 2, 71 | nature." That which virtue implies ~"consequently" is that
277 2, 71 | respect of ~that which virtue implies consequently, viz. that
278 2, 71 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Virtue implies not only perfection of power,
279 2, 71 | will. Therefore every sin implies an act.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
280 2, 71 | act; whereas not every sin implies an act, ~as stated above (
281 2, 72 | the principle of order, implies ~inordinateness in the things
282 2, 73 | something, and for that reason, ~implies a closer cleaving; whereas
283 2, 74 | 1~I answer that, Consent implies a judgment about the thing
284 2, 76 | more than its own gravity implies.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[76] A[
285 2, 76 | gravity of the drunkenness implies, as stated above (ad 2).
286 2, 83 | And so, ~since creation implies a relation in the soul to
287 2, 83 | the other hand, ~infusion implies relation both to God infusing
288 2, 84 | from the head. But ~sin implies privation of order. Therefore
289 2, 84 | But in so far as ~sin implies a turning to something,
290 2, 84 | the first ~place happiness implies perfection, since happiness
291 2, 84 | vainglory." Secondly, it implies satiety, which "covetousness"
292 2, 84 | promise thereof. Thirdly, it implies pleasure, without ~which
293 2, 84 | capital vices, because it implies a special kind ~of movement
294 2, 91 | 1~OBJ 3: Further, a law implies order to an end. But nothing
295 2, 91 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The law implies order to the end actively,
296 2, 95 | adapted to place and time," he implies that it ~should be helpful
297 2, 99 | is evident that a precept implies, in its ~very idea, relation
298 2, 99 | alone, of all the virtues, implies the notion of ~duty. Consequently
299 2, 100 | at once. ~Now a precept implies the notion of duty. But
300 2, 100 | since its transgression implies a less grievous sin.~Aquin.:
301 2, 100 | properly to a habit, and implies that the action proceeds
302 2, 103 | In ~fact, the Law itself implies this in the terms employed:
303 2, 108 | commandment is ~that a commandment implies obligation, whereas a counsel
304 2, 109 | is light." Now every use implies movement, taking movement
305 2, 110 | inquiry:~(1) Whether grace implies something in the soul?~(
306 2, 110 | Para. 1/1~Whether grace implies anything in the soul?~Aquin.:
307 2, 110 | and the soul. Hence grace implies nothing created in the soul.~
308 2, 110 | Now the remission of sin implies ~nothing in the soul, but
309 2, 110 | 1~On the contrary, Light implies something in what is enlightened.
310 2, 110 | blind." Therefore grace ~implies something in the soul.~Aquin.:
311 2, 110 | it is clear that grace implies something in ~him who receives
312 2, 111 | since the notion of neither implies imperfection.~Aquin.: SMT
313 2, 113 | Justification taken passively implies a movement towards ~heat.
314 2, 113 | justice, by its nature, implies a certain rectitude of ~
315 2, 113 | ways: first, inasmuch as it implies a right ~order in man's
316 2, 113 | so-called inasmuch as it implies a certain ~rectitude of
317 2, 113 | and thus justification implies a ~transmutation from the
318 2, 113 | Every sin, inasmuch as it implies the disorder of a mind ~
319 2, 113 | and will; whereas justice implies a general ~rectitude of
320 2, 113 | the Divine ~will but also implies a certain effect of grace,
321 2, 113 | Hence, since ~deliberation implies a certain reasoning process,
322 2, 113 | reasoning process, and this implies ~succession, the justification
323 2, 1 | 1/2~I answer that, Faith implies assent of the intellect
324 2, 1 | very name of the Godhead implies a kind of watching ~over
325 2, 2 | word "cogitatio" [thought] implies a research, for ~"cogitare" [
326 2, 2 | to believe in God," which implies ~movement towards an end,
327 2, 8 | answer that, Understanding implies an intimate knowledge, for ~"
328 2, 8 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Faith implies merely assent to what is
329 2, 8 | proposed but ~understanding implies a certain perception of
330 2, 8 | universal cause. Ignorance implies a ~defect in the mind, even
331 2, 8 | end, which the word fruit implies, pertains to ~the appetitive
332 2, 9 | natural faculty. But knowledge implies an effect ~of natural reason:
333 2, 9 | since the word knowledge implies certitude of judgment as ~
334 2, 14 | while blindness of mind implies the complete privation of
335 2, 15 | charged with the office implies being charged ~to know the
336 2, 16 | belongs to ~longanimity. It implies a reference to the Divine
337 2, 17 | happiness of the saints implies not only glory of ~the soul
338 2, 18 | ordered to an end, while ~evil implies lack of this order, that
339 2, 18 | fear, as to its substance, ~implies merely fear of punishment,
340 2, 18 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, love implies union, whereas fear implies
341 2, 18 | implies union, whereas fear implies separation. Now ~separation
342 2, 18 | submission. Yet, in a ~way, it implies separation, in the point
343 2, 18 | of the love of charity ~implies not a decrease but an increase
344 2, 18 | one of avoidance, fear ~implies avoidance of a possible
345 2, 18 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Hope implies a certain defect, namely
346 2, 18 | is present: whereas fear implies a ~natural defect in a creature,
347 2, 18 | to ~a term, whereas fear implies movement by way of a relation
348 2, 18 | the first beatitude, which implies withdrawal from external
349 2, 20 | Presumption on God's mercy implies both conversion to a ~mutable
350 2, 20 | little in ~Him, since it implies a depreciation of His power;
351 2, 20 | hope, because presumption ~implies movement to something, just
352 2, 22 | love, of its very nature, implies an act of the will.~Aquin.:
353 2, 22 | and of hope: but ~charity implies union with that good, whereas
354 2, 22 | that good, whereas hope implies distance ~therefrom. Hence
355 2, 23 | more ~in its subject, which implies a greater radication in
356 2, 23 | essential increase of charity implies ability to produce an act
357 2, 24 | friendship, by its very nature, implies mutual love and ~equality (
358 2, 24 | friend, since friendship implies union, for Dionysius says (
359 2, 24 | contrary to charity, since it implies love of that which is evil
360 2, 25 | some principle. Now order ~implies that certain things are,
361 2, 25 | Wherefore ~charity, above all, implies relation to the First Principle,
362 2, 27 | some evil. ~Now every evil implies lack of participation in
363 2, 28 | 1/1~I answer that, Peace implies a twofold union, as stated
364 2, 32 | sin deliberately." ~This implies that to hate God, the giver
365 2, 33 | are also cold. Hence sloth implies ~a certain weariness of
366 2, 35 | resists; while sometimes ~it implies sin in both parties, as
367 2, 39 | answer that, While contention implies a contradiction of words,
368 2, 40 | with them, in so far as it implies a certain antagonism, and
369 2, 41 | answer that, Passive scandal implies that the mind of the person
370 2, 41 | nothing ought to be ~done that implies active scandal. The question
371 2, 41 | avoid scandal. But this implies a contradiction, since if
372 2, 42 | Q[99], A[1]), a precept ~implies the notion of something
373 2, 42 | 1~OBJ 3: Further, order implies some kind of distinction.
374 2, 44 | Etym. x), in that folly implies ~apathy in the heart and
375 2, 45 | prudence. For ~solicitude implies disquiet, wherefore Isidore
376 2, 45 | the other ~hand prudence implies a relation to a right appetite.
377 2, 47 | the word foresight, for it implies the notion ~of something
378 2, 49 | concerned with counsel, which implies ~doubt and research, and
379 2, 49 | is the matter of a virtue implies perfection. For ~man needs
380 2, 50 | OBJ 2: Further, counsel implies doubt, for it is absurd
381 2, 51 | rashness. Now ~rashness implies presumption, which pertains
382 2, 53 | Wherefore, since prudence implies ~direction to some appetible
383 2, 53 | the Divine law, since this implies ~contempt of God. Now "the
384 2, 55 | equality, as its very name implies; indeed we are wont to say ~
385 2, 55 | Reply OBJ 3: Since justice implies equality, and since we cannot
386 2, 56 | that act, ~because habit implies relation to act. And if
387 2, 56 | intercourse." Now ~this implies relationship of one man
388 2, 56 | since justice by its name ~implies equality, it denotes essentially
389 2, 56 | different way: and this ~implies a real and not merely a
390 2, 58 | the other ~hand judgment implies an obligation, wherefore
391 2, 60 | something done ~over again, it implies identity of object. Hence
392 2, 60 | affirmative in form, it implies a negative precept forbidding
393 2, 64 | actions whose very name implies wickedness," and among these
394 2, 64 | 1~I answer that, Robbery implies a certain violence and coercion
395 2, 70 | consist in words. Reviling ~implies some injury inflicted on
396 2, 71 | the notion of a good name implies something known to the ~
397 2, 71 | backbiting, in as much ~as it implies greater contempt of one'
398 2, 73 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Jesting implies nothing contrary to charity
399 2, 77 | are so related that one implies the other, ~are not mutually
400 2, 77 | avoids the punishment. But it implies a ~movement of the will
401 2, 77 | second by contrariety, which ~implies greater remoteness: wherefore
402 2, 78 | virtue: and since a due implies necessity, this kind of
403 2, 79 | Reply OBJ 3: Since servant implies relation to a lord, wherever
404 2, 81 | to be sought first, He ~implies that the other" (i.e. temporal
405 2, 87 | answer that, An obligation implies something to be done or
406 2, 87 | of ~dispensation: but it implies that what hitherto came
407 2, 91 | The glorification of God implies that what is done is done ~
408 2, 95 | matters relating to God implies irreverence towards Him.
409 2, 95 | temptation of God, since it ~implies greater irreverence for
410 2, 96 | because by so doing one implies either that God ignores
411 2, 96 | action that of its nature, implies contempt of God is a ~mortal
412 2, 96 | perjury, of its very nature implies contempt of God, ~since,
413 2, 98 | because the sale thereof implies the sale of things spiritual.
414 2, 98 | not simoniacal since it ~implies no buying or selling. Therefore
415 2, 98 | for an unworthy person ~implies, seemingly, that this is
416 2, 117 | external action, prodigality implies excess ~in giving, but deficiency
417 2, 121 | to that of fear, since it implies pursuit. ~Since then fortitude
418 2, 121 | because endurance seemingly implies that one is being ~attacked
419 2, 121 | Thirdly, because endurance implies length of time, whereas
420 2, 125 | far as it denotes a vice, implies excess of ~passion, and
421 2, 127 | A[4]). But magnanimity implies certain dispositions of
422 2, 128 | inasmuch, to wit, as it implies ~contempt of something Divine,
423 2, 132 | something ~great, as its name implies [magnificence= magna facere -
424 2, 139 | this, since its very name implies ~moderation or temperateness,
425 2, 142 | justice. since ~shamefacedness implies a certain passion, whereas
426 2, 142 | 1. Now shamefacedness implies a praiseworthy act; wherefore
427 2, 143 | the honest, inasmuch as it implies spiritual beauty, is an
428 2, 143 | its own sake: the useful implies reference to ~something
429 2, 150 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: A precept implies a duty, as stated above (
430 2, 152 | Now simple fornication implies an inordinateness that ~
431 2, 152 | Further, rape, apparently, implies violence. For it is stated
432 2, 152 | the other party." Now this implies a special deformity of ~
433 2, 152 | that, Adultery, as its name implies, "is access to another's ~
434 2, 152 | intercourse. Now ~incest implies a special condition on the
435 2, 153 | of mind which fortitude implies. As to ~anger, it is true
436 2, 157 | simply savage, because this ~implies a vice; but he is said to
437 2, 160 | inordinately. Since, however, pride implies a ~certain elation, it is
438 2, 160 | habit of sinning," which implies contempt of God.~Aquin.:
439 2, 172 | knowledge, because faith implies an ~imperfection of knowledge.
440 2, 172 | In like manner prophecy implies a certain ~obscurity, and
441 2, 177 | Further, the word "life" implies movement, according to Dionysius ~(
442 2, 180 | contemplative. For merit implies relation to meed; and meed
443 2, 181 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Duty implies relation to act; while grades
444 2, 181 | less," and this seemingly implies the ~notion of grades. But
445 2, 182 | charity. Now perfection implies a certain universality ~
446 2, 184 | Para. 1/1~Whether religion implies a state of perfection?~Aquin.:
447 3, 2 | stated above (A[7]), union implies a certain ~relation of the
448 3, 2 | be ~said to be that union implies the relation: whereas assumption
449 3, 2 | relation: whereas assumption implies ~the action, whereby someone
450 3, 2 | difference arises, for assumption implies "becoming," whereas ~union
451 3, 2 | becoming," whereas ~union implies "having become," and therefore
452 3, 2 | union of the Incarnation implies the greatest unity. ~Aquin.:
453 3, 2 | 1/1~I answer that, Union implies the joining of several in
454 3, 3 | OBJ 2: Further, assumption implies the term of union, as was
455 3, 3 | above (A[1]), assumption implies two things, ~viz. the act
456 3, 3 | AA[1],2,4), assumption implies two ~things, viz. the act
457 3, 5 | without reason, since it implies the collation of ~effect
458 3, 6 | comes before. But the soul implies the very essence, ~which
459 3, 7 | there was faith, since it implies nothing imperfect.~Aquin.:
460 3, 7 | matter; nevertheless, it implies a certain ~defect with regard
461 3, 7 | prophecy. ~For prophecy implies a certain obscure and imperfect
462 3, 15 | fomes" of sin, ~for this implies the lust after pleasurable
463 3, 15 | dread," in so far as ~dread implies a perfect passion drawing
464 3, 16 | in person, and this union implies a relation. Hence it does
465 3, 16 | Reply OBJ 2: Incarnation implies union with flesh, rather
466 3, 16 | stated above, to be made implies that something. is ~newly
467 3, 16 | 1~OBJ 3: Further, "man" implies a suppositum of human nature.
468 3, 16 | this because "to ~begin" implies being now and not heretofore:
469 3, 16 | definition of a person, implies a complete substance subsisting
470 3, 17 | Peter." For this word "man" implies one having manhood ~indistinctly,
471 3, 17 | even as the word "God" implies indistinctly one having
472 3, 17 | word "Peter" or "Jesus" implies one having manhood ~distinctly,
473 3, 17 | properties, as "Son of ~God" implies one having the Godhead under
474 3, 17 | 1~Reply OBJ 7: Otherwise implies diversity of accident. Hence
475 3, 17 | simply. But ~"another thing" implies diversity of substance.
476 3, 18 | willed in itself, ~which implies the nature of an end; the
477 3, 18 | rational soul, in as far ~as it implies a struggle in the will arising
478 3, 20 | Himself ~inasmuch as this implies a plurality of supposita,
479 3, 21 | strictly, according as it implies the passing from potentiality
480 3, 21 | secondly, because prayer ~implies a certain ordering inasmuch
481 3, 24 | predestinated; since predestination implies a certain ~antecedence.
482 3, 24 | this participle "made," implies antecedence, yet ~there
483 3, 24 | and in this respect it implies ~a certain antecedence in
484 3, 24 | forasmuch as predestination implies antecedence and gratuitous ~
485 3, 27 | in thee!" But the fomes implies a blemish, ~at any rate
486 3, 27 | the offspring. Now lust implies ~inordinate concupiscence,
487 3, 35 | not every generation implies ~fatherhood or motherhood
488 3, 44 | of ~righteousness, which implies rectitude of the will, and
489 3, 47 | OBJ 2: Although obedience implies necessity with regard to
490 3, 47 | commanded, nevertheless it implies free-will with regard to
491 3, 48 | OBJ 3: Further, atonement implies equality with the trespass,
492 3, 49 | 1/2~I answer that, Merit implies a certain equality of justice:
493 3, 52 | text. 32; ~while descent implies corporeal motion. Therefore
494 3, 53 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: Detention implies a certain compulsion. But
495 3, 57 | edition; see OBJ[2]]~A place implies the notion of containing;
496 3, 58 | which is a transitive one, ~implies merely personal distinction
497 3, 58 | which, on the contrary, implies distinction of nature, ~
498 3, 58 | gifts, in so far as it implies exaltation above other creatures.~
499 3, 60 | cause: so that a medicament implies a ~certain causality. But
500 3, 75 | this substantial change implies a certain order of substances,
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