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1 1, 1 | multiplied because one word signifies several things, but because ~
2 1, 2 | understands that what the word signifies exists actually, ~but only
3 1, 3 | quantity; thus, ~by depth, it signifies His power of knowing hidden
4 1, 3 | the eye attributed to God ~signifies His power of seeing intellectually,
5 1, 3 | near to or to withdraw ~signifies merely spiritual actions
6 1, 3 | it is this that humanity ~signifies, that, namely, whereby man
7 1, 3 | OBJ 1: The word substance signifies not only what exists of ~
8 1, 3 | the article; but, it also signifies an essence that has the
9 1, 4 | actuality, this word "perfect" signifies whatever is not wanting
10 1, 5 | way. Since being properly signifies that ~something actually
11 1, 5 | mode of being. But goodness signifies perfection which is ~desirable;
12 1, 5 | far as absolute goodness signifies ~complete actuality.~Aquin.:
13 1, 10 | OBJ 2: Further, eternity signifies a certain kind of duration.
14 1, 13 | not so that the name which signifies Him expresses ~the divine
15 1, 13 | man in himself, since it signifies the definition of man by ~
16 1, 13 | for instance, whiteness signifies that ~whereby a thing is
17 1, 13 | Everything said of God signifies ~not His substance, but
18 1, 13 | medicine, forasmuch as it signifies only the cause of ~the health
19 1, 13 | what He is; ~but each one signifies Him in an imperfect manner,
20 1, 13 | as it apprehends ~them it signifies them by names. Therefore
21 1, 13 | the name itself as "stone" signifies a material being, ~and names
22 1, 13 | reason that what the name signifies does not belong to Him in
23 1, 13 | because the term only signifies the thing through the medium
24 1, 13 | applied to a ~creature, it signifies that perfection distinct
25 1, 13 | used in a multiple sense signifies various proportions to ~
26 1, 13 | healthy" applied to urine signifies the sign of ~animal health,
27 1, 13 | and applied to medicine signifies the cause of the same ~health.~
28 1, 13 | as regards what the name signifies, these names are applied ~
29 1, 13 | substance; and ~"Creator" signifies the action of God, which
30 1, 13 | Therefore this name "God" signifies His ~operation and not His
31 1, 13 | imposed, and what the name signifies are ~not always the same
32 1, 13 | property, this name "stone" signifies ~the nature of the stone
33 1, 13 | the stone itself; for it signifies the definition of stone, ~
34 1, 13 | the idea which the name signifies is the ~definition, as is
35 1, 13 | 12]). Thus the name "God" signifies the divine ~nature, for
36 1, 13 | itself. But ~this name "God" signifies the divine nature, which
37 1, 13 | not a proper ~name, for it signifies the divine nature in the
38 1, 13 | the other hand, A Catholic signifies the true ~Deity when he
39 1, 13 | consignification, for it signifies present existence; ~and
40 1, 13 | subject, ~while the intellect signifies the identity of the thing
41 1, 14 | meaning of "comprehension" signifies that one ~thing holds and
42 1, 14 | operation. But an operation signifies something ~proceeding from
43 1, 14 | Enunciatory composition signifies some existence of a ~thing;
44 1, 15 | in God in so far as idea signifies an "exemplar" ~but only
45 1, 16 | enunciable truth, according as it signifies some truth of the intellect,
46 1, 16 | signification, in so far as it signifies a true opinion. When Socrates ~
47 1, 18 | or that nature; and ~life signifies this, though in the abstract,
48 1, 27 | in God. For ~procession signifies outward movement. But in
49 1, 27 | things; in which ~sense it signifies the origin of a living being
50 1, 28 | its own proper meaning signifies only what refers to another.
51 1, 29 | definition. But "person" signifies something singular. Therefore
52 1, 29 | name ~of a thing (for it signifies a substance of a rational
53 1, 29 | hypostasis." But this with us signifies "person." Therefore "person"
54 1, 29 | which means essence, signifies a being composed of matter
55 1, 29 | substances, this name "person" signifies in the genus ~of rational
56 1, 29 | interpretation of the word, signifies any individual of the genus ~
57 1, 29 | matter and ~form, the essence signifies not only the form, nor only
58 1, 29 | says (De Duab. Nat.), it ~signifies what is the subject of accidents,
59 1, 29 | I answer that, "Person" signifies what is most perfect in
60 1, 29 | nevertheless what the word ~signifies is found to be affirmed
61 1, 29 | Whether this word "person" signifies relation?~Aquin.: SMT FP
62 1, 29 | persons." Therefore person signifies essence.~Aquin.: SMT FP
63 1, 29 | stated. Therefore ~"person" signifies substance.~Aquin.: SMT FP
64 1, 29 | that refers ~to the persons signifies relation." But no word belongs
65 1, 29 | Therefore this word "person" ~signifies relation.~Aquin.: SMT FP
66 1, 29 | this word "person" ~in God signifies both the essence and the
67 1, 29 | Some of these said ~that it signifies directly the essence, and
68 1, 29 | on the contrary, ~that it signifies relation directly; and essence
69 1, 29 | For "person" in general signifies the individual ~substance
70 1, 29 | Therefore "person" in any nature signifies ~what is distinct in that
71 1, 29 | thus in human nature it signifies this ~flesh, these bones,
72 1, 29 | Therefore a ~divine person signifies a relation as subsisting.
73 1, 29 | that the name "person" signifies relation directly, and the
74 1, 29 | hypostasis. So likewise it signifies directly the essence, and ~
75 1, 29 | another; forasmuch as it signifies relation not as such, but
76 1, 29 | Augustine says that it ~signifies the essence, inasmuch as
77 1, 30 | that this word ~"person" signifies in God a relation as subsisting
78 1, 30 | every numeral term in God signifies the ~essence; and therefore
79 1, 30 | Q[11], A[1]); for "one" signifies undivided being. So, of
80 1, 30 | instance, "one" ~applied to man signifies the undivided nature or
81 1, 30 | essence is one, the term "one" signifies the essence undivided; and ~
82 1, 30 | say the person is one, it signifies the person undivided; and ~
83 1, 30 | individual thing, as "some man," signifies the common nature with the ~
84 1, 30 | designated ~singular thing signifies that which distinguishes
85 1, 30 | thing; ~as the name Socrates signifies this flesh and this bone.
86 1, 30 | that the term "some man" signifies the nature, or the ~individual
87 1, 31 | For every name in God ~signifies substance or relation. But
88 1, 31 | collective term, since it ~signifies multitude. But such a word
89 1, 31 | The name "Trinity" in God signifies the determinate ~number
90 1, 31 | meaning of the term it rather ~signifies the number of persons of
91 1, 31 | an absolute sense; for it signifies ~the threefold number of
92 1, 31 | of persons. "Triplicity" signifies a proportion of ~inequality;
93 1, 33 | that, The word "principle" signifies only that whence another ~
94 1, 33 | origin. For what a term signifies, and the reason why it was
95 1, 33 | person. For the name "Father" signifies relation. Moreover ~"person"
96 1, 33 | proper name of any person signifies that whereby the ~person
97 1, 33 | this name "person" in God ~signifies a relation subsisting in
98 1, 33 | its end. Now ~generation signifies something in process of
99 1, 33 | made, whereas ~paternity signifies the complement of generation;
100 1, 33 | sense, as every privation signifies imperfection in the thing
101 1, 33 | relatively. Therefore it signifies substance; therefore ~unbegotten
102 1, 33 | unbegotten" ~in one sense signifies the same as "uncreated";
103 1, 33 | uncreated. In another sense it signifies what is not begotten, and
104 1, 34 | Peri Herm. i) vocal sound signifies the ~concept of the intellect.
105 1, 34 | word from the fact the it ~signifies the interior concept of
106 1, 34 | the term strictly of God, ~signifies something proceeding from
107 1, 34 | except in ~as far as it signifies the interior concept of
108 1, 34 | word alone; for word alone signifies that which ~emanates from
109 1, 34 | proper name of a person signifies some property of ~that person.
110 1, 34 | the Son's proper name, it ~signifies some property of His; and
111 1, 34 | person of the Son. For it ~signifies an emanation of the intellect:
112 1, 34 | 63), that "the name ~Word signifies not only relation to the
113 1, 36 | although this word "principle" signifies a property, it does so ~
114 1, 36 | number from the form it ~signifies, like other substantives.
115 1, 36 | which ~in a certain way signifies the nature with the property,
116 1, 37 | said personally, because it signifies what ~proceeds; and the
117 1, 38 | far as gift in this way signifies the ~possession of the giver,
118 1, 38 | proper name of a person signifies a property. But ~this word
119 1, 39 | above stated (Q[29], A[4]), signifies ~relation as subsisting
120 1, 39 | of the Father and the Son signifies either one ~subsistent,
121 1, 39 | because the divine essence signifies a form ~as regards the person,
122 1, 39 | the plural. ~For as "man" signifies "one that has humanity,"
123 1, 39 | that has humanity," so God signifies "one ~that has Godhead."
124 1, 39 | Further, as this word "God" signifies "a being who has Deity,"
125 1, 39 | also this word "person" signifies a being subsisting in an
126 1, 39 | 1: Though the name "God" signifies a being having Godhead, ~
127 1, 39 | logicians say, "a singular term signifies what it stands for." But
128 1, 39 | 3]). Therefore, since it signifies the ~essence, it stands
129 1, 39 | Hence as this word "God" signifies the divine essence as in ~
130 1, 39 | just as the name "man" signifies humanity in a ~subject,
131 1, 39 | stand for the essence it ~signifies.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[39] A[
132 1, 39 | For ~since this word "God" signifies the divine essence in Him
133 1, 39 | for ~Person, because it signifies the essence as an abstract
134 1, 39 | so far as ~the word "God" signifies and stands for the divine
135 1, 40 | quality. But "hypostasis" ~signifies an individual in the genus
136 1, 40 | something; as generation signifies the way to a thing ~generated,
137 1, 40 | taken ~in an active sense signifies proceeding from a subsisting
138 1, 40 | origin, as ~"nativity," signifies the way to a subsisting
139 1, 40 | whence this name ~"Father" signifies not only a property, but
140 1, 40 | Begetter" or "Begetting" signifies property only; forasmuch
141 1, 40 | forasmuch as ~this name "Father" signifies the relation which is distinctive
142 1, 40 | Begetter" or "Begotten" ~signifies the origin which is not
143 1, 40 | another, the word "another" signifies ~the correlative which is
144 1, 40 | Himself. For hypostasis signifies something distinct in God,
145 1, 40 | as passively understood, signifies the way to a person ~constituted
146 1, 40 | Son. But active generation signifies a proceeding from ~the person
147 1, 41 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Power signifies a principle: and a principle
148 1, 41 | Whether the power of begetting signifies a relation, and not the
149 1, 41 | begetting, or of spirating, ~signifies the relation and not the
150 1, 41 | not the essence. For power signifies a ~principle, as appears
151 1, 41 | distinct. But in God, begetting signifies relation. Therefore, the
152 1, 41 | Him. But the will to beget signifies the essence. Therefore, ~
153 1, 41 | that the power to beget signifies relation ~in God. But this
154 1, 41 | that the power of begetting signifies ~principally the divine
155 1, 41 | therefore the power of begetting signifies the divine ~nature directly,
156 1, 41 | genus of relation; but it signifies that ~which is a principle;
157 1, 42 | text 15,16, 17), equality ~signifies the negation of greater
158 1, 42 | OBJ 1: The order of nature signifies the notion of origin in ~
159 1, 42 | greatness. In God greatness ~signifies the perfection of nature,
160 1, 42 | relation, for generation ~signifies a divine relation. So the
161 1, 43 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Mission signifies not only procession from
162 1, 43 | anyone by invisible ~grace signifies both that this person dwells
163 1, 45 | according as to be created signifies improvement in things; as
164 1, 46 | duration. But the ~word "prior" signifies priority not of time, but
165 1, 46 | Or we may ~say that it signifies the eternity of imaginary
166 1, 46 | nothing, ~the word "above" signifies only an imaginary place,
167 1, 48 | illiberality. Therefore evil signifies a nature.~Aquin.: SMT FP
168 1, 48 | to good. Therefore ~evil signifies a nature.~Aquin.: SMT FP
169 1, 48 | Hence it cannot be that evil signifies being, or any form ~or nature.
170 1, 54 | and "to run," one of which signifies the act in the abstract,
171 1, 63 | created in the beginning, signifies ~the angelic nature while
172 1, 67 | its ~primary meaning it signifies that which makes manifest
173 1, 69 | Faust. ~xxii, 11), this word signifies the mass of waters without
174 1, 74 | the ~Spirit of the Lord signifies the Holy Ghost, Who is said
175 1, 75 | belongs what the definition ~signifies; and in natural things the
176 1, 37 | said personally, because it signifies what ~proceeds; and the
177 1, 38 | far as gift in this way signifies the ~possession of the giver,
178 1, 38 | proper name of a person signifies a property. But ~this word
179 1, 39 | above stated (Q[29], A[4]), signifies ~relation as subsisting
180 1, 39 | of the Father and the Son signifies either one ~subsistent,
181 1, 39 | because the divine essence signifies a form ~as regards the person,
182 1, 39 | the plural. ~For as "man" signifies "one that has humanity,"
183 1, 39 | that has humanity," so God signifies "one ~that has Godhead."
184 1, 39 | Further, as this word "God" signifies "a being who has Deity,"
185 1, 39 | also this word "person" signifies a being subsisting in an
186 1, 39 | 1: Though the name "God" signifies a being having Godhead, ~
187 1, 39 | logicians say, "a singular term signifies what it stands for." But
188 1, 39 | 3]). Therefore, since it signifies the ~essence, it stands
189 1, 39 | Hence as this word "God" signifies the divine essence as in ~
190 1, 39 | just as the name "man" signifies humanity in a ~subject,
191 1, 39 | stand for the essence it ~signifies.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[39] A[
192 1, 39 | For since this word "God" signifies the divine essence in Him
193 1, 39 | for ~Person, because it signifies the essence as an abstract
194 1, 39 | so far as ~the word "God" signifies and stands for the divine
195 1, 40 | quality. But "hypostasis" ~signifies an individual in the genus
196 1, 40 | something; as generation signifies the way to a thing ~generated,
197 1, 40 | taken ~in an active sense signifies proceeding from a subsisting
198 1, 40 | origin, as ~"nativity," signifies the way to a subsisting
199 1, 40 | whence this name ~"Father" signifies not only a property, but
200 1, 40 | Begetter" or "Begetting" signifies property only; forasmuch
201 1, 40 | forasmuch as ~this name "Father" signifies the relation which is distinctive
202 1, 40 | Begetter" or "Begotten" ~signifies the origin which is not
203 1, 40 | another, the word "another" signifies ~the correlative which is
204 1, 40 | Himself. For hypostasis signifies something distinct in God,
205 1, 40 | as passively understood, signifies the way to a person ~constituted
206 1, 40 | Son. But active generation signifies a proceeding from ~the person
207 1, 41 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Power signifies a principle: and a principle
208 1, 41 | Whether the power of begetting signifies a relation, and not the
209 1, 41 | begetting, or of spirating, ~signifies the relation and not the
210 1, 41 | not the essence. For power signifies a ~principle, as appears
211 1, 41 | distinct. But in God, begetting signifies relation. Therefore, the
212 1, 41 | Him. But the will to beget signifies the essence. Therefore, ~
213 1, 41 | that the power to beget signifies relation ~in God. But this
214 1, 41 | that the power of begetting signifies ~principally the divine
215 1, 41 | therefore the power of begetting signifies the divine ~nature directly,
216 1, 41 | genus of relation; but it signifies that ~which is a principle;
217 1, 42 | text 15,16, 17), equality ~signifies the negation of greater
218 1, 42 | OBJ 1: The order of nature signifies the notion of origin in ~
219 1, 42 | greatness. In God greatness ~signifies the perfection of nature,
220 1, 42 | relation, for generation ~signifies a divine relation. So the
221 1, 43 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Mission signifies not only procession from
222 1, 43 | anyone by invisible ~grace signifies both that this person dwells
223 1, 46 | according as to be created signifies improvement in things; as
224 1, 47 | duration. But the ~word "prior" signifies priority not of time, but
225 1, 47 | Or we may ~say that it signifies the eternity of imaginary
226 1, 47 | nothing, ~the word "above" signifies only an imaginary place,
227 1, 49 | illiberality. Therefore evil signifies a nature.~Aquin.: SMT FP
228 1, 49 | to good. Therefore ~evil signifies a nature.~Aquin.: SMT FP
229 1, 49 | Hence it cannot be that evil signifies being, or any form ~or nature.
230 1, 55 | and "to run," one of which signifies the act in the abstract,
231 1, 64 | created in the beginning, signifies ~the angelic nature while
232 1, 68 | its ~primary meaning it signifies that which makes manifest
233 1, 70 | Faust. ~xxii, 11), this word signifies the mass of waters without
234 1, 73 | the ~Spirit of the Lord signifies the Holy Ghost, Who is said
235 1, 74 | belongs what the definition ~signifies; and in natural things the
236 1, 78 | past, as past, since it ~signifies being under a condition
237 1, 78 | of powers. For "opinion" ~signifies an act of the intellect
238 1, 78 | intelligence" properly signifies the ~intellect's very act,
239 1, 81 | to be ~nobler: but truth signifies something more absolute,
240 1, 84 | form and matter: for animal signifies that which has a ~sensitive
241 1, 92 | for the preposition "to" signifies a certain ~approach, as
242 1, 92 | to image, inasmuch as it signifies a certain perfection of ~
243 1, 107 | that the "name 'virtues' signifies a certain virile ~and immovable
244 1, 107 | receiving Divine gifts. Thus it ~signifies that they undertake fearlessly
245 1, 107 | the great. Secondly, it signifies "a certain ~rigid and inflexible
246 1, 107 | by tyrants." ~Thirdly, it signifies "the desire and participation
247 1, 107 | Likewise the name of each order signifies the ~participation of what
248 1, 107 | God; as the name "Virtues" signifies the ~participation of the
249 1, 107 | viii) that the name "Power" signifies a kind of ordination both
250 1, 107 | name of "Principalities" signifies "one who leads in a ~sacred
251 1, 107 | upwards and ~continuous. This signifies that they are borne inflexibly
252 1, 107 | clarity, or brightness; which signifies ~that these angels have
253 1, 111 | minister is indefinite, and signifies ~excess; while the number
254 1, 112 | expression is metaphorical, and signifies that universally speaking
255 1, 115 | in the sense in which it signifies order, which ~is not a substance,
256 2, 3 | OBJ 3: Further, happiness signifies something existing in the
257 2, 3 | Reply OBJ 4: Since happiness signifies some final perfection; according ~
258 2, 5 | Reply OBJ 1: The one penny signifies that Happiness is one in
259 2, 12 | in Monte ii, 13) the eye signifies intention. But since the
260 2, 12 | the organ of sight, it signifies the apprehensive power.
261 2, 12 | as the very word denotes, signifies, "to tend ~to something."
262 2, 16 | Q[1], A[8]; Q[2], A[7]), signifies sometimes the ~thing itself,
263 2, 20 | according to the gloss, the tree signifies ~the will, and fruit signifies
264 2, 20 | signifies ~the will, and fruit signifies works. Therefore, it is
265 2, 26 | itself, the word "love" signifies something more Godlike than ~"
266 2, 65 | 1~I answer that, Charity signifies not only the love of God,
267 2, 75 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Sin signifies not only the privation of
268 2, 87 | Now ~God's anger or fury signifies metaphorically the vengeance
269 2, 89 | kingdom ~of God," which signifies to be saved; whereas the
270 2, 102 | cause is that the bread signifies Christ Who is the ~"living
271 2, 102 | incorrupt. ~Moreover, salt signifies the discretion of wisdom,
272 2, 102 | Further, exterior consecration signifies interior holiness, the ~
273 2, 102 | tabernacle, which was changeable, signifies the ~state of the present
274 2, 102 | which was fixed ~and stable, signifies the state of future life
275 2, 102 | Or else the ~tabernacle signifies the state of the Old Law;
276 2, 102 | the sweet-smelling spices signifies the "justifications of the ~
277 2, 102 | as the gloss observes, "signifies the flesh ~refulgent with
278 2, 102 | refulgent with purity; violet signifies the mind desirous of heavenly ~
279 2, 102 | uncleanness of any corpse signifies the ~uncleanness of sin,
280 2, 102 | has suffered ~seminal loss signifies the uncleanness of empty
281 2, 102 | the woman ~in child-birth signifies the uncleanness of original
282 2, 102 | the woman in her periods signifies the uncleanness of a mind
283 2, 102 | corruption is due to sin, and signifies sin: whereas the latter ~
284 2, 102 | occupation: for the nose signifies discretion, because it discerns ~
285 2, 102 | While chewing the ~cud signifies meditation on the Scriptures
286 2, 102 | feeds on very small birds, signifies those who oppress the ~poor.
287 2, 102 | the carcases of the slain, signifies those who like ~others to
288 2, 102 | is always on the ground, signifies those who fight God's ~cause,
289 2, 102 | and swims in the water, signifies those ~who are partial both
290 2, 102 | night but hides by day, signifies the lustful man who ~seeks
291 2, 102 | the same as the ~stork: it signifies the envious man, who refreshes
292 2, 102 | commonly ~called a falcon, signifies those whose "feet are swift
293 2, 102 | which is a garrulous bird, signifies the gossip. The hoopoe, ~
294 2, 102 | which flies near the ground, signifies those who being ~gifted
295 2, 102 | His infancy. Or else it signifies that the kid, i.e. ~the
296 2, 102 | betokened by linen. It also signifies that woman is forbidden
297 2, 103 | the prohibition of ~blood signifies the prohibition of murder;
298 2, 105 | and ~"aristocracy," which signifies government by the best,
299 2, 105 | heifer taken from the herd signifies the flesh of ~Christ; which
300 2, 110 | grace of God ~sometimes signifies God's eternal love, as we
301 2, 110 | the special name of grace signifies the ~remission of sins."
302 2, 111 | Reply OBJ 1: God's love signifies something eternal; and hence
303 2, 111 | but prevenient. But grace signifies a temporal effect, ~which
304 2, 112 | we speak of grace as it signifies a help from God ~to move
305 2, 113 | A[1]). Now justification signifies ~a certain movement towards
306 2, 1 | Latin renders "articulus," signifies a fitting together of distinct ~
307 2, 9 | convertible terms, ~that which signifies "what a thing is," is given
308 2, 26 | quoted above (OBJ ~3) mode signifies a determination of measure;
309 2, 28 | Latin word "misericordia" signifies ~either pity or mercy. The
310 2, 28 | 1/1~I answer that, Mercy signifies grief for another's distress.
311 2, 30 | of ~iniquity." Now mammon signifies riches. Therefore it is
312 2, 36 | of wills, so contention signifies ~contrariety of speech.
313 2, 41 | scandal; while "offense" ~signifies resentment against the person
314 2, 42 | Hom. Opif. viii), ~"heart" signifies the vegetative soul, "soul"
315 2, 49 | euboulia} (deliberating well) signifies goodness of counsel, for
316 2, 49 | according to common law) ~signifies a right judgment, not indeed
317 2, 51 | 1~I answer that, Thought signifies the act of the intellect
318 2, 53 | Hence prudence of the ~flesh signifies properly the prudence of
319 2, 53 | those signs whereby a man signifies something to another man,
320 2, 56 | justice always, ~"constant" signifies a firm perseverance in this
321 2, 56 | Matth.): "By ~justice He signifies either the general virtue,
322 2, 56 | Euphrates," says: ~"Euphrates signifies 'fruitful'; nor is it stated
323 2, 61 | Mercury, "the heap of Mercury" signifies the casting up of an account, ~
324 2, 73 | xxxi, 15) "the ~ostrich signifies the hypocrite, who derides
325 2, 74 | in this way "maledicere" signifies simply to tell ~someone
326 2, 74 | whereas the backbiter merely ~signifies an evil already existing.
327 2, 77 | I answer that, omission signifies the non-fulfilment of a
328 2, 79 | God." Therefore religion signifies a ~relation not only to
329 2, 79 | to religion. Now "latria ~signifies servitude," as Augustine
330 2, 83 | blessed. The very word ~signifies this, since "sacrifice"
331 2, 93 | which it stands ~(thus smoke signifies fire whereby it is caused),
332 2, 93 | cause, in consequence it signifies ~the effect (thus a rainbow
333 2, 101 | of many. The word "glory" signifies this, for "glory" is the ~
334 2, 101 | for his lord, for dulia signifies servitude, as stated above ~(
335 2, 106 | denoting the fervor ~of love, signifies the primary root of vengeance,
336 2, 109 | Just as a man lies when he signifies by word that which he ~is
337 2, 109 | signs of ~deeds or things he signifies that which he is not, yet
338 2, 109 | since the outward ~habit signifies works of perfection. Therefore
339 2, 109 | or the ~clerical habit, signifies a state whereby one is bound
340 2, 116 | the Greek {philargyria} signifies literally "love ~of money":
341 2, 116 | which stands for money, signifies all ~external goods the
342 2, 122 | For the Greek ~{martyr} signifies a witness. Now witness is
343 2, 127 | shows, since "magnanimity" ~signifies greatness of mind, and "
344 2, 127 | him. Since, however, faith signifies also a strong ~opinion,
345 2, 129 | stated above (A[1]), ambition signifies inordinate ~love of honor.
346 2, 130 | 1/3~I answer that, Glory signifies a certain clarity, wherefore
347 2, 136 | the same meaning, for it signifies that a man ~"perseveres
348 2, 139 | because the ~word "temperance" signifies a certain temperateness
349 2, 144 | absolutely, and in this way it signifies neither a ~virtue nor a
350 2, 144 | regulated by reason, and then it signifies either a virtuous ~habit
351 2, 145 | three, three, and four] signifies all things, and if this
352 2, 149 | name from "pudor," which signifies shame. Hence purity must
353 2, 152 | this passage "lust" there signifies ~any kind of excess.~Aquin.:
354 2, 152 | seduction, in ~the words quoted, signifies the intercourse between
355 2, 160 | replied that pride there signifies abundance of those ~things
356 2, 162 | live for ever," ~"for ever" signifies "for a long time." For it
357 2, 163 | Septuagint] "Here the breast signifies pride, because it is there
358 2, 167 | among whom he dwells, either signifies something by so doing, or ~
359 2, 173 | ecstasy]: "{Ekstasis} in Greek signifies in Latin ~'excessus mentis,'
360 2, 178 | Jerome, De ~Nom. Hebr.], signifies the contemplative life."
361 2, 178 | 1~On the contrary, Life signifies here the operation on which
362 2, 179 | blear-eyed but fruitful signifies the active life: which "
363 2, 183 | not honor: since {skopos} signifies ~'watching.' Wherefore if
364 2, 185 | etc. (for by ~brother he signifies every Christian, according
365 2, 187 | The building of the tower signifies the perfection of ~Christian
366 3, 2 | species, which the definition signifies, this essence of the species ~
367 3, 2 | speaking of nature ~as it signifies the essence, or the "what-it-is,"
368 3, 2 | above, inasmuch as person ~signifies after the manner of something
369 3, 2 | Reply OBJ 2: Hypostasis signifies a particular substance,
370 3, 3 | nature. For a Divine Person signifies something most ~perfect.
371 3, 3 | the Godhead Personality signifies a personal ~property; and
372 3, 3 | man is "this man," which signifies one person; and hence the ~
373 3, 4 | Further, the word "man" signifies a human nature. But the
374 3, 4 | assumption. Now this word "man" signifies human nature, as it is in
375 3, 4 | iii, 4,11), this ~word God signifies Him Who has human nature.
376 3, 4 | Reply OBJ 2: The word "man" signifies human nature in the concrete, ~
377 3, 4 | 3]). Now ~in this way it signifies human nature as it is in
378 3, 7 | cooperating. Now operating grace ~signifies that whereby the ungodly
379 3, 16 | which this ~word "man" signifies, and not by reason of the
380 3, 16 | made man." For since ~man signifies a substance, to be made
381 3, 16 | nature, which the word "man" ~signifies. Now that seems to be the
382 3, 16 | for Christ, although it ~signifies the human nature, which
383 3, 16 | began to be, nevertheless signifies the ~eternal suppositum
384 3, 16 | begin to be. Hence, since it signifies ~the suppositum when placed
385 3, 16 | covered by the ~reduplication signifies the nature rather than the
386 3, 16 | placed in the reduplication ~signifies the nature rather than the
387 3, 16 | Reply OBJ 3: As a person signifies something complete and ~
388 3, 17 | as Christ is God. Now God signifies one ~having the Godhead,
389 3, 17 | having the Godhead, and man signifies one having manhood. Yet
390 3, 17 | for the neuter gender ~signifies something unformed and imperfect,
391 3, 17 | whereas the masculine ~signifies something formed and perfect.
392 3, 17 | Father is"; ~"something" signifies the Divine Nature, which
393 3, 17 | the Father"; "something" signifies, not the human nature as ~
394 3, 17 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 6: Two signifies what has duality, not in
395 3, 18 | concupiscible parts." Now sensuality signifies the ~sensitive appetite.
396 3, 21 | vision." Secondly, movement ~signifies the act of something perfect,
397 3, 27 | 35) says ~that the sword signifies "Mary's prudence which took
398 3, 31 | the product of six, which signifies ~the labor of the present
399 3, 31 | present life, and seven, which signifies the rest of the ~life to
400 3, 31 | Luke in Christ's genealogy signifies the ~generality of sins. "
401 3, 31 | beyond ten." And ~seven signifies universality: because "universal
402 3, 31 | seventy-seven: so that this ~number signifies the generality of sins which
403 3, 32 | this preposition of [de] signifies both habitudes: thus we
404 3, 35 | different times, although each signifies a measure of duration.~Aquin.:
405 3, 35 | A[1]), every word that signifies ~a nature in the concrete
406 3, 36 | taught to ~offer gold, "which signifies wisdom, to the new-born
407 3, 36 | offer God incense, "which signifies ~fervor in prayer, if our
408 3, 36 | and we offer myrrh, "which signifies mortification of the ~flesh,
409 3, 37 | Further, the name Jesus signifies "salvation"; as is clear
410 3, 37 | it is a chaste animal, it signifies ~chastity; and being a solitary
411 3, 37 | being a solitary animal, it signifies contemplation. The ~pigeon
412 3, 37 | simple animal, and therefore signifies gentleness ~and simplicity.
413 3, 37 | gregarious animal; wherefore it signifies ~the active life. Consequently
414 3, 37 | turtle dove, being solitary, signifies the tears of prayer; whereas ~
415 3, 37 | pigeon, being gregarious, signifies the public prayers of the
416 3, 39 | in the Trinity, while ten signifies the ~fulfilment of the commandments
417 3, 39 | properties, it results that it ~signifies the Holy Ghost.~Aquin.:
418 3, 44 | works wonders: for ~the hand signifies operation; the spittle signifies
419 3, 44 | signifies operation; the spittle signifies the word which ~proceeds
420 3, 45 | Para. 2/2~The bright cloud signifies the glory of the Holy Ghost
421 3, 45 | said fittingly ~that it signifies the clarity of the world
422 3, 58 | Now this preposition "at" signifies a kind ~of approach to the
423 3, 60 | thing only. For that ~which signifies many things is an ambiguous
424 3, 60 | above (A[2]), a sacrament signifies a holy ~thing in so far
425 3, 60 | ad 3) that a sacrament ~signifies properly the very end of
426 3, 60 | occasion of deception, ~when it signifies many things not ordained
427 3, 60 | one another. But when it ~signifies many things inasmuch as,
428 3, 60 | certain: thus this ~word "man" signifies the soul and body inasmuch
429 3, 60 | In this way a sacrament signifies the three things ~aforesaid,
430 3, 60 | OBJ 2: Since a sacrament signifies that which sanctifies, it
431 3, 60 | signifier. Now it is ~God Who signifies spiritual things to us by
432 3, 63 | Consequently, a character signifies a certain ~spiritual power
433 3, 65 | sacrament; in so far as it signifies the union of Christ ~with
434 3, 66 | and ~hence it fittingly signifies and causes the cleansing
435 3, 66 | 1~OBJ 6: Further, a name signifies a thing's property. But
436 3, 66 | themselves; since one immersion ~signifies the oneness of Christ's
437 3, 66 | while trine ~immersion signifies the three days of Christ'
438 3, 68 | be cleansed by Baptism, signifies ~that he prepares himself
439 3, 69 | And thus by ~refreshing it signifies the remission of the debt
440 3, 69 | just as ~by cleansing it signifies the washing away of guilt.~
441 3, 69 | the baptismal cleansing ~signifies the cleansing of the soul
442 3, 69 | baptismal water by its cleansing signifies the ~washing away of guilt,
443 3, 69 | its natural clearness it signifies the splendor of ~grace and
444 3, 71 | the anointing with ~oil signifies man's ability to fight against
445 3, 72 | through being an evergreen, ~signifies the refreshing and merciful
446 3, 72 | very word "baptize," which signifies "to cleanse," we can ~understand
447 3, 74 | and larger; but it also signifies ~corruption from its very
448 3, 78 | but only a pronoun, ~which signifies substance in common, without
449 3, 81 | If, ~however, the dipping signifies here anything good" (for
450 3, 83 | consecration of the altar signifies Christ's holiness, of which ~
451 3, 83 | consecration of the altar signifies Christ's ~holiness, and
452 3, 83 | both because the ~altar signifies Christ, for in 1 Cor. 10:
453 3, 83 | sing the "Gradual," ~which signifies progress in life; then the "
454 3, 83 | priest in extending his arms signifies the outstretching of ~Christ'
455 3, 83 | and put into the chalice signifies Christ's risen body," ~namely,
456 3, 83 | as the ~mixing with water signifies the people, and therefore
457 3, 84 | regard to the penitent, signifies the work of God Who ~forgives
458 3, 86 | enlightenment of the blind man signifies the delivery of the sinner. ~
459 Suppl, 1 | Wherefore contrition, which signifies this, implies ~rectitude
460 Suppl, 1 | spiritual matters, attrition signifies a certain ~but not a perfect
461 Suppl, 12| between external things, signifies, properly speaking, a giving ~
462 Suppl, 12| is the fomes. [*"Fomes" ~signifies literally "fuel," and metaphorically, "
463 Suppl, 28| contrary, Solemn penance signifies the expulsion of the first
464 Suppl, 28| its signification; for it signifies the expulsion of the first ~
465 Suppl, 29| refreshment of the ~body which signifies that of the soul, can only
466 Suppl, 29| sacrament, since every sacrament signifies its effect. Now the matter
467 Suppl, 30| sacrament causes what it signifies, the principal ~effect of
468 Suppl, 30| signifying it. Now ~Baptism signifies and effects a spiritual
469 Suppl, 30| Therefore Extreme Unction ~signifies and causes a spiritual healing
470 Suppl, 34| outwardly in the sacraments signifies ~that the power which works
471 Suppl, 34| in the matter which both signifies and ~contains the divine
472 Suppl, 35| by its sevenfold number signifies the seven gifts of the Holy ~
473 Suppl, 36| 21:17,18). Now "blemish signifies all kinds of ~vice" according
474 Suppl, 37| light which he bears, he ~signifies that he dispels inward darkness;
475 Suppl, 37| which the acolytes carry signifies the ~light of spiritual
476 Suppl, 37| because the ~name of acolyte signifies candle-bearer. Therefore
477 Suppl, 37| 4: The priestly vestment signifies, not the power given to
478 Suppl, 40| OBJ 3: Further, the hair signifies superabundance, because
479 Suppl, 40| deputed; and the "alb," which signifies ~a pure life, and the "girdle,"
480 Suppl, 40| and the "girdle," which signifies restraint of the flesh. ~
481 Suppl, 40| on the left arm; this ~signifies the wiping away of the least
482 Suppl, 40| wears the "chasuble," which signifies charity, because he ~it
483 Suppl, 40| the laggard."~The "ring" signifies the sacraments of that faith
484 Suppl, 40| privileged power, for it signifies the golden chain which those
485 Suppl, 42| Law causes that which it ~signifies. Yet matrimony does not
486 Suppl, 42| Church, which union it signifies. Therefore matrimony is
487 Suppl, 45| it is the consent which signifies ~the union of Christ with
488 Suppl, 45| material operation which signifies it; thus in Baptism the ~
489 Suppl, 45| consent, properly ~speaking, signifies not the union of Christ
490 Suppl, 47| 2/2~Further, Matrimony signifies the union of Christ with
491 Suppl, 48| OBJ 5: Further, matrimony signifies the union of Christ with
492 Suppl, 49| 1~Reply OBJ 1: Offspring signifies not only the begetting of
493 Suppl, 49| so far as faith [fides] signifies the suiting of deed ~to
494 Suppl, 49| sacred ~thing which matrimony signifies.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[49] A[
495 Suppl, 49| in respect ~of which it signifies the union of Christ with
496 Suppl, 53| OBJ 3: Further, matrimony signifies the union of Christ with
497 Suppl, 59| stability, inasmuch as it signifies the indissoluble ~union
498 Suppl, 61| inasmuch, namely, as it signifies the union of Christ with
499 Suppl, 61| Before consummation marriage signifies the union of Christ ~with
500 Suppl, 61| But after consummation it signifies the ~union of Christ with
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