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1 1, 5 | if that man had not been born" ~(Mt. 26:24). Therefore
2 1, 14 | knew that Christ would be born. But He does not know ~now
3 1, 14 | now that Christ will be born; because Christ is not to
4 1, 14 | because Christ is not to be born in the ~future. Therefore
5 1, 14 | thing to ~say "Christ is born" and "will be born" and "
6 1, 14 | Christ is born" and "will be born" and "was born"; because
7 1, 14 | will be born" and "was born"; because the same ~thing
8 1, 14 | He knows that Christ is born, which means the same thing
9 1, 14 | as ~that Christ will be born. This opinion, however,
10 1, 19 | happen that a ~child is born unlike its father in accidental
11 1, 23 | For when they were not yet born, nor had done any good or ~
12 1, 23 | that conception Jacob was born, and he was ~predestined.
13 1, 23 | happened if he had ~never been born. Therefore predestination
14 1, 27 | said to be generated and born. But what proceeds in God
15 1, 27 | proceeds as generated and born.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[27] A[
16 1, 27 | the Word is begotten and born by way of ~likeness, it
17 1, 27 | nature, but is not said to be born.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[27] A[
18 1, 33 | whereby He is called the First Born of creatures. Hence the ~
19 1, 33 | That He may be the First Born among many ~brethren," after
20 1, 34 | asserted that the Son was born by being uttered, as ~Hilary
21 1, 35 | nevertheless is not said to be ~"born"; so, although He receives
22 1, 38 | Trin. iv, 20): "As 'to be born' is, ~for the Son, to be
23 1, 40 | so called ~because He is born. Therefore paternity also
24 1, 41 | them to be; but the Son, born of God, ~subsists in the
25 1, 41 | that He might be the first born of many ~brethren." Therefore
26 1, 41 | in the same way as man is born of man; for a part of the ~
27 1, 41 | we say that the Son was born of the Father, the ~preposition "
28 1, 42 | that "He is ever ~being born," as Origen said (Hom. in
29 1, 42 | is better to say "ever ~born," so that "ever" may denote
30 1, 42 | permanence of eternity, and "born" ~the perfection of the
31 1, 51 | at that giants should be ~born of them; for they were not
32 1, 51 | iii), so that the person born is not the ~child of a demon,
33 1, 74 | 3:5: "Unless a man be ~born again of water and the Holy
34 1, 75 | written ~(Wis. 2:2), "We are born of nothing"; which is true,
35 1, 38 | Trin. iv, 20): "As 'to be born' is, ~for the Son, to be
36 1, 40 | so called ~because He is born. Therefore paternity also
37 1, 41 | them to be; but the Son, born of God, ~subsists in the
38 1, 41 | that He might be the first born of many ~brethren." Therefore
39 1, 41 | in the same way as man is born of man; for a part of the ~
40 1, 41 | we say that the Son was born of the Father, the ~preposition "
41 1, 42 | that "He is ever ~being born," as Origen said (Hom. in
42 1, 42 | is better to say "ever ~born," so that "ever" may denote
43 1, 42 | permanence of eternity, and "born" ~the perfection of the
44 1, 52 | at that giants should be ~born of them; for they were not
45 1, 52 | iii), so that the person born is not the ~child of a demon,
46 1, 73 | 3:5: "Unless a man be ~born again of water and the Holy
47 1, 74 | written ~(Wis. 2:2), "We are born of nothing"; which is true,
48 1, 83 | for instance, a man who is born blind can have no knowledge ~
49 1, 83 | wanting. And thus a man born blind could have knowledge
50 1, 92 | Person of the Father; those born of man ~denote the person
51 1, 92 | Moreover the Word of God is born of God by the knowledge
52 1, 92 | man to ~the verbal concept born of the knowledge of God,
53 1, 93 | which Christ gave to the man born blind were not different
54 1, 95 | a defect of nature, are born ~weak and deficient, others
55 1, 95 | for some would have been born of others; nor would sexual
56 1, 95 | stars, some would have been born more robust in body than
57 1, 98 | innocence man would have been born, yet not ~subject to corruption.
58 1, 98 | state, women would have been born?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[99] A[
59 1, 98 | woman would not have ~been born. For the Philosopher says (
60 1, 98 | women would not have been born.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[99] A[
61 1, 98 | males would always have been born.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[99] A[
62 1, 98 | no need for women to be born.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[99] A[
63 1, 98 | female would have been ~born.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[99] A[
64 1, 99 | Whether men would have been born in a state of righteousness?~(
65 1, 99 | Whether they would have been born confirmed in righteousness?~
66 1, 99 | Whether men would have been born in a state of righteousness?~
67 1, 99 | men would not have ~been born in a state of righteousness.
68 1, 99 | children ~would not have been born righteous.~Aquin.: SMT FP
69 1, 99 | children would have been born, not with the ~righteousness
70 1, 99 | conclude that if children were born in original righteousness,
71 1, 99 | they would ~also have been born in grace; thus we have said
72 1, 99 | children would have been born confirmed ~in righteousness?~
73 1, 99 | children would have ~been born confirmed in righteousness.
74 1, 99 | children would have been born of him but such as ~were
75 1, 99 | Therefore all would have been ~born confirmed in righteousness.~
76 1, 99 | children would have been born ~confirmed in righteousness.~
77 1, 99 | there resulted, in those born of him, the necessity of
78 1, 99 | they also would have been born confirmed ~in righteousness.~
79 1, 99 | they would not have been born confirmed in righteousness.~
80 1, 99 | children would have been born confirmed in righteousness.
81 1, 99 | children would not have been born ~confirmed in righteousness.~
82 1, 100 | children would have been born with ~perfect knowledge?~(
83 1, 100 | children would have been born with ~perfect knowledge?~
84 1, 100 | children would have ~been born with perfect knowledge.
85 1, 100 | children would have been born of him with perfect knowledge.~
86 1, 100 | knowledge as soon as they were born.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[101] A[
87 1, 100 | children would not have been born with perfect ~knowledge;
88 1, 101 | children would have been born in ~paradise, where their
89 1, 107 | greater among them that are born of women" (Mt. ~11:11).
90 1, 110 | wholly or partly; as a man born blind cannot imagine color. ~
91 1, 110 | for he cannot make a man born blind imagine color), but
92 1, 111 | manifestation of grace. That the man born blind was enlightened, that ~
93 1, 112 | instruction as soon as ~they are born, for they have not the use
94 1, 112 | children as soon as they are born.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[113] A[
95 1, 114 | of this is that of twins born under the same constellation,
96 1, 115 | each one is begotten or born" [*Cf. St. Augustine ~De
97 1, 115 | fate all things that are born into the world and ~perish
98 1, 116 | risen among them that are born of woman a greater than ~
99 2, 5 | written (Job 14:1): "Man born of a woman, living ~for
100 2, 18 | evil action: ~thus a man is born of adulterous or of lawful
101 2, 43 | thus fear, of itself, is born of love. But, in the ~second
102 2, 63 | which He gave to the man born blind, as one ~produced
103 2, 63 | OBJ 3: God gave the man born blind an eye for the same
104 2, 68 | on Job 1:2, "There were born to him seven sons," says ~(
105 2, 68 | i, 12): "Seven sons were born to us, when through the
106 2, 70 | Jn. 3:9): "Whosoever is born of God, committeth no sin,
107 2, 81 | no ~one reproaches a man born blind; one rather takes
108 2, 81 | by saying that all men ~born of Adam may be considered
109 2, 81 | Accordingly the multitude of men born of Adam, are as so many
110 2, 81 | disorder which is in this man born of Adam, is voluntary, not ~
111 2, 81 | infects it: for he that ~is born is associated with his first
112 2, 81 | if we consider the man born, in himself. But it we consider
113 2, 81 | But not all those, who are born ~of the seed of Adam, will
114 2, 81 | transmitted to all who are born of ~Adam corporally, so
115 2, 81 | children would ~have been born liable to suffering and
116 2, 81 | of whom Christ was to be born without ~original sin) "
117 2, 87 | 3:3): " Unless a man be born ~again, he cannot see the
118 2, 87 | the child that is born to thee shall die." Therefore
119 2, 87 | Jn. 9:3,2) about the man born blind: "Neither hath ~this
120 2, 87 | that he should be born blind." In ~like manner
121 2, 87 | defects of those who are born with them, or which ~children
122 2, 91 | of whom Christ ~was to be born, a law containing certain
123 2, 93 | by God, but was naturally born of ~God. Consequently He
124 2, 98 | fathers that Christ ~should be born of them. For it was fitting
125 2, 98 | of whom ~Christ was to be born, should be signalized by
126 2, 98 | viz. that Christ should be born of his ~seed: but of gratuitous
127 2, 98 | another, that Christ might be born thereof; a ~fitting answer
128 2, 98 | necessary that Christ should be ~born of one people, which, for
129 2, 98 | he shall be as he that is born ~in the land." But it would
130 2, 98 | for Christ Who was to be born of that people. Now ~whatever
131 2, 98 | from whom Christ was to be born. Now the promise concerning
132 2, 98 | Further, as Christ was born of those alone who descended
133 2, 98 | promise was made; so was He born of no other ~of the descendants
134 2, 98 | those, of whom Christ was born, received the Law, but the
135 2, 103 | Christ as having yet to be born and to suffer: ~whereas
136 2, 103 | sacraments signify Him as already born and having suffered. ~Consequently,
137 2, 103 | that Christ is yet to be born, which the ~fathers of old
138 2, 103 | promised that He shall be born, ~shall suffer and rise
139 2, 103 | declared that He is already born, has suffered and ~risen
140 2, 103 | circumcised Timothy, who was ~born of a Jewish mother; but
141 2, 104 | God that Christ might be ~born of them. Consequently the
142 2, 105 | power to be an eunuch, or ~born of a prostitute. Therefore
143 2, 105 | that "an eunuch and one born of a prostitute shalt not
144 2, 105 | Egyptians among ~whom they were born and educated, and the Idumeans,
145 2, 105 | shall be ~as that which is born in the land." But in temporal
146 2, 105 | that children should be born to ~the dead man through
147 2, 109 | becoming in those who have been born again as sons of God, to
148 2, 110 | nature that we are said to be born again sons of God.~Aquin.:
149 2, 110 | contrary, By grace we are born again sons of God. But generation ~
150 2, 112 | 3:5: ~"Unless a man be born again of water and the Holy
151 2, 1 | believed that Christ would be born, according to ~Jn. 8:56: "
152 2, 1 | Now, when once Christ was born, even before He began to
153 2, 1 | that Christ was yet to be born. Therefore something false ~
154 2, 2 | risen among them that are born of women, a greater than" ~
155 2, 2 | inscription: "Christ shall be born of a virgin, ~and in Him,
156 2, 2 | Trinity: and all who are ~born again in Christ, have this
157 2, 10 | be a "vernaculus," i.e. born in slavery; and ~likewise
158 2, 13 | believe that Christ was born, and those of old believed
159 2, 13 | believed that He would be ~born. Therefore obstinacy and
160 2, 18 | always evil. Now fear is born of love, since man fears
161 2, 18 | he has lost, his fear is born of pride, not of ~humility."
162 2, 18 | to its substance is not born of pride, but ~its servility
163 2, 18 | ourselves in the ~tranquillity born of charity. Else, if no
164 2, 19 | in this way despair is ~born of sloth.~Aquin.: SMT SS
165 2, 19 | also. Hence ~despair is born of sloth in a more special
166 2, 19 | the contrary despair is born of sorrow.~Aquin.: SMT SS
167 2, 23 | As ~soon as charity is born it takes food," which refers
168 2, 23 | Jn. 3:9): "Whosoever is born of God, ~committeth not
169 2, 23 | cannot sin, ~because he is born of God." But none save the
170 2, 26 | aroused ~suddenly, but is born of an earnest consideration
171 2, 93 | days on ~which people are born. If one observe the movements
172 2, 94 | of whom Christ was to be born, not ~only words but also
173 2, 103 | xxxi) that disobedience is born of ~vainglory. But vainglory
174 2, 109 | 3~Further, hypocrisy is born of vainglory, as Gregory
175 2, 117 | prodigality sometimes is born of ~covetousness, as when
176 2, 120 | since it is because we are born of our parents that ~our
177 2, 121 | Reply OBJ 2: Since fear is born of love, any virtue that
178 2, 124 | OBJ 3: Further, fear is born of love, as stated above (
179 2, 124 | answer that, Since fear is born of love, we must seemingly
180 2, 150 | since all are virgins when born. Therefore virginity ~is
181 2, 151 | shackled with original sin, is born of fleshly concupiscence (
182 2, 152 | advancement of the child when born, there is "simple fornication,"
183 2, 152 | life of the offspring to be born of this union. For ~we find
184 2, 152 | good of the child to be born, as we have ~shown, since
185 2, 152 | good of the child to ~be born. Wherefore it is a graver
186 2, 152 | the life of one already born, such as murder.~Aquin.:
187 2, 152 | the ~one man that may be born. Now one who is already
188 2, 156 | capital ~sins. For anger is born of sorrow which is a capital
189 2, 156 | OBJ 2: Further, hatred is born of anger, as Augustine says
190 2, 156 | the other hand, love is born of pleasure. Now through ~
191 2, 162 | that ~offspring cannot be born without pain to the bearer.
192 2, 162 | other labors, for "man is born to labor" (Job ~5:7): and
193 2, 172 | risen, ~among them that are born of women, a greater than
194 2, 182 | nature as soon ~as he is born, which perfection belongs
195 2, 183 | in vain how we could be born of ~her."~Aquin.: SMT SS
196 3, 2 | Word, e.g. that He was ~born of a Virgin, suffered, was
197 3, 2 | animate body, He deigned to be born of a ~Virgin" [*Feast of
198 3, 2 | The Holy which shall be ~born of thee shall be called
199 3, 3 | 18:37: "For this was I born, and for this came I into ~
200 3, 4 | our Lord Jesus Christ, ~born of the Virgin Mary, because
201 3, 4 | from whom Christ was to be born, God appointed ~signs of
202 3, 5 | The Son of God was not ~born in appearance only, as if
203 3, 5 | said: "The Son of God ~was born, taking flesh of the Virgin'
204 3, 6 | believe in Him as already born; so the ancients ~believed
205 3, 6 | believed in Him as about to be born, since "having the same
206 3, 12 | 18:37): "For this ~was I born, and for this came I into
207 3, 16 | granted that Christ ~was born of a Virgin, and that He
208 3, 16 | did not say ~that God was born of a virgin, or that the
209 3, 16 | say that the Son of God is born, yet we do not say ~that
210 3, 16 | that the Divine Nature is born; as was said in the FP,
211 3, 16 | Virgin, is ~said simply to be born of the Virgin. Therefore
212 3, 17 | happened to him who was born blind, no new being would
213 3, 22 | Christ, He did not wish to be born of the stock of the figurative ~
214 3, 22 | altogether another one, the man born ~of a woman, let him be
215 3, 27 | sanctifying grace man is born spiritually ~into a son
216 3, 27 | to Jn. 1:13: "(who) are born of God." But ~birth from
217 3, 27 | is only of those who are born again." But ~no one is born
218 3, 27 | born again." But ~no one is born again, who was not born
219 3, 27 | born again, who was not born previously. Therefore the
220 3, 27 | those who are ~previously born. But God did not so limit
221 3, 27 | on ~some before they are born from the womb.~Aquin.: SMT
222 3, 27 | The Holy which shall be born of thee, ~shall be called
223 3, 27 | et Concup. i): "All flesh born of ~carnal intercourse is
224 3, 28 | maintained ~that He was born of both sexes.~Aquin.: SMT
225 3, 28 | reasons that Christ should be born of a virgin. ~First, in
226 3, 28 | corrupt, for flesh to be born from sexual intercourse ~
227 3, 28 | which ~was that men might be born again as sons of God, "not
228 3, 28 | notable miracle, should be born, after the flesh, of a virgin, ~
229 3, 28 | that His members would be born, after the ~Spirit, of a
230 3, 28 | even of an adopted son not born of his wife."~Aquin.: SMT
231 3, 28 | fitting that it should be born of a virgin incorrupt. Whence
232 3, 28 | substantial ~Word, deigning to be born, destroy virginity."~Aquin.:
233 3, 28 | His body was real, He ~was born of a woman. But in order
234 3, 28 | manifest His Godhead, He was born of ~a virgin, for "such
235 3, 28 | Lord of angels shall be born of her? And what means this - '
236 3, 28 | but also the one that is born ~first. "Otherwise, if a
237 3, 28 | not by ~birth, as being born of the same mother; but
238 3, 28 | Law. But before Christ was born the old law was still in
239 3, 28 | origin, until Christ was born of that people; the Mother
240 3, 29 | Christ should have been born of an espoused virgin?~(
241 3, 29 | Christ should have been born of an espoused virgin?~Aquin.:
242 3, 29 | Christ should not have been born of an ~espoused virgin.
243 3, 29 | Further, that Christ was born of a virgin was miraculous,
244 3, 29 | unfitting that Christ should be born of an ~espoused virgin.~
245 3, 29 | reasonable that Christ should be ~born of an espoused virgin.~Aquin.:
246 3, 29 | fitting that Christ should be born of an espoused ~virgin;
247 3, 29 | to persecute one who was born of adultery?"~Aquin.: SMT
248 3, 29 | witness to Christ's being born of a virgin. Wherefore Ambrose
249 3, 30 | that a prophet son would be born ~to him; and, to Mary, how
250 3, 31 | fitting for Christ to be born of a woman?~(5) Whether
251 3, 31 | king and priest, should be ~born of both according to the
252 3, 31 | that a posterity will be born of the seed of Jechonias.
253 3, 31 | of Juda, Christ ~would be born of the family of David,
254 3, 31 | married his ~wife, the son born of the latter union being
255 3, 31 | Heli were uterine brothers ~born to different fathers. Now
256 3, 31 | sake of sinners, by being born of ~sinners, might blot
257 3, 31 | of ~Juda's brethren were born of hand-maidens, and yet
258 3, 31 | with God? Or he that is born of a woman appear clean?"
259 3, 31 | manifested in that man being born of a woman."~Aquin.: SMT
260 3, 31 | according to ~nature, was being born of a man." And Augustine
261 3, 31 | women; the Son of ~God was born of a woman."~Aquin.: SMT
262 3, 31 | Christ the Son of God was born of a virgin, ~according
263 3, 31 | Myself a mother of whom to be born. If the sun's rays can dry
264 3, 31 | s conception His being ~born of a woman was in accordance
265 3, 31 | nature, but that He ~was born of a virgin was above the
266 3, 32 | manner in which Christ was born of the Holy Ghost . . .
267 3, 32 | the Holy which ~shall be born of thee shall be called
268 3, 32 | Ghost, ~Christ might be born unto sanctification according
269 3, 32 | said to be ~conceived or born of the Holy Ghost in one
270 3, 32 | Enchiridion xl): "Christ was born of ~the Holy Ghost not as
271 3, 32 | we say ~that a man who is born is the son of the seed;
272 3, 32 | like the man nor is the man born like the seed, but like
273 3, 32 | of species, as ~a man is born of his father. Therefore
274 3, 34 | The Holy which shall be born ~of thee shall be called
275 3, 34 | The ~Holy which shall be born of thee." Which words Gregory
276 3, 34 | declared that He shall be born holy. For we, ~though we
277 3, 34 | are made holy, yet are not born holy, because by the mere ~
278 3, 34 | But He alone is truly ~born holy who . . . was not conceived
279 3, 35 | could not be conceived and born of human nature, ~except
280 3, 35 | Nature ~to be conceived and born by reason of the human nature.
281 3, 35 | properly speaking, that is born which begins to exist by ~
282 3, 35 | terminus. To him that is born it ~is attributed as to
283 3, 35 | nature. For since to be born is to be generated; as a ~
284 3, 35 | it to be, so is a thing born in order for ~it to be.
285 3, 35 | proper subject of being born, but not to the nature.~
286 3, 35 | Nature was conceived and born, ~inasmuch as the Person
287 3, 35 | the Son was conceived and born in the human ~nature.~Aquin.:
288 3, 35 | denominated from the person ~born, but from nature, which
289 3, 35 | attributed to ~Christ. For "to be born is a certain movement of
290 3, 35 | not ~exist before it was born, which movement procures
291 3, 35 | Therefore He could not be born in time.~Aquin.: SMT TP
292 3, 35 | in itself needs not to be born. But the ~Person of the
293 3, 35 | Therefore He needs ~not to be born in time. Therefore it seems
294 3, 35 | OBJ 4: Further, what is born by two nativities is born
295 3, 35 | born by two nativities is born twice. But this ~proposition
296 3, 35 | proposition is false; "Christ was born twice": because the nativity ~
297 3, 35 | nativity ~whereby He was born of the Father suffers no
298 3, 35 | nativity: one by which He was born of the Father from all eternity;
299 3, 35 | eternity; one ~by which He was born of His Mother in time.~Aquin.:
300 3, 35 | confess that the soul is born from ~out the womb; but
301 3, 35 | sublime, the Son of God was ~born as man, just as the soul
302 3, 35 | as the soul is held to be born together with the body: ~
303 3, 35 | reason do we say that He was born in the ~flesh."~Aquin.:
304 3, 35 | can be said to have been born twice in respect of ~His
305 3, 35 | so can He be said to be born twice who is born once from ~
306 3, 35 | to be born twice who is born once from ~eternity and
307 3, 35 | OBJ 2: Further, Christ was born miraculously of the Blessed
308 3, 35 | nativity by which Christ was born for our salvation is, in
309 3, 35 | natural, since a Man was born of a woman, and after the
310 3, 35 | which it is conceived and born. Since, ~therefore, the
311 3, 35 | that God was conceived and born of the Virgin. ~Now from
312 3, 35 | blessed for ever," is truly born of the Blessed Virgin as ~
313 3, 35 | as when a man's soul is born with its body, they are ~
314 3, 35 | For the Word of God ~was born of the substance of God
315 3, 35 | that in the flesh He was born of a woman." ~Consequently
316 3, 35 | cause ~thereof. For man is born by one birth of both father
317 3, 35 | manifest that Christ was not born by one and the same ~nativity,
318 3, 35 | 1/1~Whether Christ was born without His Mother suffering?~
319 3, 35 | seem that Christ was not born without His Mother ~suffering.
320 3, 35 | therein for that God-Man "was born into ~the world," according
321 3, 35 | Christ should have been born in Bethlehem?~Aquin.: SMT
322 3, 35 | Christ should not have been born in Bethlehem. ~For it is
323 3, 35 | that He should have been born in Nazareth, where also
324 3, 35 | Further, for this was our Lord born into the world, that He
325 3, 35 | 18:37: "For this was I born, ~and for this came I into
326 3, 35 | been easier if He had been born in the city ~of Rome, which
327 3, 35 | He should not have been born in Bethlehem.~Aquin.: SMT
328 3, 35 | that, Christ willed to be born in Bethlehem for two reasons. ~
329 3, 35 | Therefore He willed to be born at Bethlehem, where David
330 3, 35 | Bethlehem, where David was born, in ~order that by the very
331 3, 35 | Reply OBJ 1: As David was born in Bethlehem, so also did
332 3, 35 | who ~take pride in being born in great cities, where also
333 3, 35 | the contrary, willed to be born ~in a mean city, and to
334 3, 35 | Nazareth. But He wished to be born at Bethlehem away from home;
335 3, 35 | which He ~had taken, He was born, as it were, in a foreign
336 3, 35 | 1/1~Whether Christ was born at a fitting time?~Aquin.:
337 3, 35 | seem that Christ was not born at a fitting time. Because ~
338 3, 35 | liberty to His own. But He was born at a ~time of subjection -
339 3, 35 | seems that Christ was not born at a fitting time.~Aquin.:
340 3, 35 | promises." But Christ was born during the reign of a foreigner,
341 3, 35 | Mt. 2:1: "When Jesus was born in the days of King Herod." ~
342 3, 35 | it seems that He was not born at a fitting time.~Aquin.:
343 3, 35 | Therefore, ~since He was born in the depth of winter,
344 3, 35 | it seems that He was not born at a fitting time.~Aquin.:
345 3, 35 | that, whereas they are born subject to the restrictions
346 3, 35 | chose a time in which to be born, just as ~He chose a mother
347 3, 35 | follows that Christ was born at a ~most fitting time.~
348 3, 35 | but ~when our Lord was born, all war ceased"; according
349 3, 35 | fitting that Christ should be born while the world was ~governed
350 3, 35 | OBJ 2: Christ wished to be born during the reign of a foreigner, ~
351 3, 35 | wicked king, Christ is born; because a grave and hopeless
352 3, 35 | Christ wished to be born, when the light of day begins
353 3, 35 | like manner He chose to be born in the rough winter season,
354 3, 36 | MANIFESTATION OF THE NEWLY BORN CHRIST (EIGHT ARTICLES)~
355 3, 36 | manifestation of the newly born Christ: ~concerning which
356 3, 36 | first coming, when He ~was born into the world according
357 3, 36 | For if, when Christ was ~born, His birth had been made
358 3, 36 | Further, before Christ was born, His future birth was made
359 3, 36 | profitable: else He were born in vain. Therefore it seems
360 3, 36 | Christ's ~birth before He was born, because it devolved on
361 3, 36 | Him even before He was ~born. But their testimony, being
362 3, 36 | was known that ~Christ was born was becoming to His birth.
363 3, 36 | OBJ 5: Further, Christ was born of a Virgin-Mother, and
364 3, 36 | the land where the ~day is born; since faith is the light
365 3, 36 | the flesh of Him who was born ~was manifest, whereas the
366 3, 36 | indicate that He who was just born ~was the "Brightness of"
367 3, 36 | way to him who was just born": as ~happened in the case
368 3, 36 | the stars those who are born, but to ~tell the future
369 3, 36 | the very day that He was born. For, as it is written (
370 3, 36 | the last to know ~Christ born: and he was preceded by
371 3, 36 | lest ~Christ were already born when the star appeared,
372 3, 36 | appeared when Christ was born, and ~that the Magi set
373 3, 36 | 2): "Where is He that is born King ~of the Jews? For we
374 3, 36 | the star that He that was born was ~the "King of the Jews,"
375 3, 36 | saying: "Where is He that is born King of the ~Jews?"~Aquin.:
376 3, 36 | kings of the Jews had been born and died, none of them did ~
377 3, 36 | learnt that such a King was born that by adoring Him they
378 3, 36 | Bethlehem, in which Christ ~was born. Yet it hid itself until
379 3, 36 | in which Christ was to be born: so that, being encouraged
380 3, 36 | proclaim" that Christ is ~born, and "inquire where; they
381 3, 37 | on whose feasts they are born: or in respect of ~some
382 3, 37 | precept touching the ~children born. one was a general precept
383 3, 37 | child was conceived and born; and also for a certain ~
384 3, 37 | Therefore, since Christ was born of a woman and was her first-born,
385 3, 38 | risen among them that are born of women a greater than ~
386 3, 38 | 3:5: "Unless a man be born of water and the Holy Ghost,
387 3, 39 | 3:5): "Unless a man be born again of water and the Holy ~
388 3, 39 | baptism, by ~which men are born again into adopted sons
389 3, 40 | 18:37): "For this was I born, and for this came I into
390 3, 43 | opened the eyes of one born blind. Unless this man were
391 3, 43 | no other had done: to be born of a virgin, to rise ~from
392 3, 44 | parents, that he should be born blind." It was ~unseemly,
393 3, 44 | in the ~case of the man born blind, and this was his
394 3, 46 | conceived in ~Nazareth and born in Bethlehem. Consequently
395 3, 48 | cleansing ~mortals as the flesh born in the womb without fleshly
396 3, 50 | of God "was conceived and born of a ~Virgin, suffered,
397 3, 57 | seen ~also by me, as by one born out of due time": which
398 3, 60 | 3:5): "Unless a man be born again of ~water and the
399 3, 65 | 3:5): "Unless a man ~be born again of water and the Holy
400 3, 66 | 3:5), "Unless a man be born again ~of water and the
401 3, 66 | 3:5): "Unless a man be born again of ~water and the
402 3, 66 | Jn. 3:5, "Unless a man be born again," etc., "When we dip ~
403 3, 66 | Jn. 3:5: "Unless a man be born again of water and the ~
404 3, 66 | be removed, was yet to be born of the seed of Abraham,
405 3, 66 | risen among them ~that are born of women, a greater than
406 3, 66 | 3:5): "Unless a man be born again of water and the Holy ~
407 3, 66 | his mother's womb and be born again': ~So thou," says
408 3, 66 | with Christ, that he may be born again into a new life. But
409 3, 66 | And ~forasmuch as man is born once, whereas he eats many
410 3, 66 | 3:5: "Unless a man be ~born again of water and the Holy
411 3, 66 | resurrection, unto which men are born again by Baptism; and in
412 3, 67 | his mother's womb, and be born again?" While he ~who baptizes
413 3, 68 | 3:5): "Unless a man be born again of ~water and the
414 3, 68 | those who are baptized are born with ~original sin; wherefore
415 3, 68 | 3:5): "Unless a man be born again of water and the Holy
416 3, 68 | Baptism, by which a ~man is born again of water and the Holy
417 3, 68 | man who desires to ~be "born again of water and the Holy
418 3, 68 | intention of the person born. ~Therefore, seemingly,
419 3, 68 | 3:5): "Unless a man be born again of ~water and the
420 3, 68 | Dardan.): "No one can be born a ~second time unless he
421 3, 68 | second time unless he be born first." But Baptism is a
422 3, 68 | be baptized before he is born from ~the womb.~Aquin.:
423 3, 68 | infant's body, ~before being born from the womb, can nowise
424 3, 69 | contracted; but when we are born again of the ~Spirit, not
425 3, 69 | it was in him when he was born." Therefore for the same
426 3, 69 | that, By Baptism man is born again unto the spiritual
427 3, 69 | Parth. iii), "no man is born of water and the Holy Ghost
428 3, 69 | the hope that they may be born again to eternal life ~by
429 3, 70 | Baptism, whereby we are born again of ~water, signified
430 3, 70 | by Christ, Who was to be born of the ~Jewish nation. For
431 3, 70 | believed that Christ would be born of his seed. Secondly, because
432 3, 70 | that "the people that were born ~in the desert, during the
433 3, 72 | grace. In Baptism we are born ~again unto life; after
434 3, 72 | perfect age unless he be first born: and in like manner, unless
435 3, 72 | nature is that ~everyone born corporally, should come
436 3, 72 | Now, just as one newly born ~requires someone to teach
437 3, 73 | according as a man is born anew in Christ in virtue
438 3, 75 | a ~man is not wont to be born save of man and woman: see
439 3, 75 | established law and order a man is born of a Virgin": and] ~[*The
440 3, 80 | Jn. 3:5: "Unless a man be born again ~of water and the
441 3, 80 | reason holds good of newly born children as of the ~insane
442 3, 80 | therefore, as a ~man is born naturally but once, so ought
443 3, 80 | 3:4, "How can a man be born again, when he is grown
444 3, 83 | which we say: "A child is born to us." ~Nevertheless, on
445 3, 83 | the body, He was literally born during the night, ~as a
446 3, 83 | celebrated, because our Lord was born in the night (De Consecr.,
447 3, 83 | Lk. 1:35): "The Holy one born of thee shall be called
448 3, 84 | Baptism, whereby a man ~is born again in Christ. The sacrament
449 3, 84 | Heb. 9:27), and to be born once, ~wherefore man should
450 3, 86 | the child that is born to thee shall surely die,"
451 3, 86 | with Him to sin, and is born again in Him to a new life,
452 Suppl, 18| since therein he is not ~born again, but healed. Consequently
453 Suppl, 22| risen among men that are born of women." Now ~Paul excommunicated
454 Suppl, 32| 1~OBJ 2: Further, a man born blind does not sin by his
455 Suppl, 32| not to be applied to one born blind, and in like manner ~
456 Suppl, 39| mamzer, that is to say, ~one born of a prostitute, shall not
457 Suppl, 39| therefore those also who ~are born of an unlawful union are
458 Suppl, 48| is evil, such ~as a child born of adultery; for it is not
459 Suppl, 52| observe that in animals born from different species the ~
460 Suppl, 52| father, wherefore mules born ~of a mare and an ass are
461 Suppl, 52| more like mares than those born of a she-ass and ~a horse.
462 Suppl, 52| will take the child thus born for ~his slave. However
463 Suppl, 54| arises between the person born of semen and that ~which
464 Suppl, 54| the person of whom he is born by carnal procreation.~Aquin.:
465 Suppl, 54| as ~brothers, "who are born of the same parents," as
466 Suppl, 54| is not part of him but is born of the same parent. Hence
467 Suppl, 56| wherein ~that which is born is a weakling and cannot
468 Suppl, 56| womb, when that which was ~born in the womb is so far strengthened
469 Suppl, 56| whose seed the child is born; and not on the ~part of
470 Suppl, 56| carnal generation a person is born of a father ~and mother,
471 Suppl, 56| spiritual generation a person is born again a son of ~God as Father,
472 Suppl, 56| whose seed the child is born, is ~related carnally to
473 Suppl, 56| life to which man is first ~born by receiving Baptism.~Aquin.:
474 Suppl, 56| whether the brother be born before or after spiritual ~
475 Suppl, 57| whereby the faithful are born again in Christ, in Whom
476 Suppl, 65| and to rear the children born of them. But though it does
477 Suppl, 65| to all laws the children born of a concubine ~are children
478 Suppl, 65| union of which ~they are born were naturally shameful.~
479 Suppl, 65| about that the sons of Jacob born of bond ~and free women
480 Suppl, 65| because ~"sons and heirs are born to Christ both of good ministers
481 Suppl, 68| inquiry:~(1) Whether those born out of true marriage are
482 Suppl, 68| Para. 1/1~Whether children born out of true marriage are
483 Suppl, 68| would seem that children born out of true marriage are ~
484 Suppl, 68| legitimate. For he that is born according to law is called
485 Suppl, 68| legitimate ~son. Now everyone is born according to law, at least
486 Suppl, 68| legitimate child is one ~born of a legitimate marriage,
487 Suppl, 68| Church. Therefore children born out of true ~marriage are
488 Suppl, 68| law. Now ~those who are born out of wedlock are born
489 Suppl, 68| born out of wedlock are born contrary to the law. Therefore ~
490 Suppl, 68| for instance those who are born of a true and lawful ~marriage;
491 Suppl, 68| illegitimate, as those who are born of ~fornication; some are
492 Suppl, 68| natural; such are those born of adultery ~or incest,
493 Suppl, 68| or incest, for these are born not only against the positive
494 Suppl, 68| Although those who are born of an unlawful intercourse
495 Suppl, 68| unlawful intercourse are ~born according to the nature
496 Suppl, 68| and all animals, they are born ~contrary to the law of
497 Suppl, 68| father's fault that he is born of an unlawful union. ~Therefore
498 Suppl, 68| yet the latter were not born of an unlawful intercourse.
499 Suppl, 68| therefore, ought those born of an unlawful intercourse
500 Suppl, 68| legitimized, not so that he ~be born of a legitimate intercourse,
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