Part, Question
1 1, 23 | determined not to do any unlawful things for the love of ~
2 2, 64 | undue manner, i.e. out of unlawful superstition, or again for ~
3 2, 70 | chastity withdraws man from ~unlawful desires, contingency also
4 2, 73 | Because sin is to do what ~is unlawful. Now to do what is unlawful
5 2, 73 | unlawful. Now to do what is unlawful is reproved in one and the
6 2, 73 | inordinateness are more ~unlawful, and consequently graver
7 2, 73 | results of his action if it be unlawful. If, on the other hand,
8 2, 74 | first, when it commands unlawful ~passions; for instance,
9 2, 74 | when it fails to check the ~unlawful movement of a passion; for
10 2, 102 | desert places, because it was unlawful to ~offer aught to them;
11 2, 103 | was rejected as absolutely unlawful, and as prohibited by God ~
12 2, 103 | and rapine were held to be unlawful even by the Gentiles, there
13 2, 1 | from it." Therefore it was unlawful to make a symbol as a ~rule
14 2, 1 | synod decreed that it was unlawful to utter, write or ~draw
15 2, 16 | happiness, so too, it is unlawful to hope in any man, or any
16 2, 30 | not because the taking was unlawful, but ~because it is the
17 2, 30 | the outcome of something unlawful, as in the case of a ~woman'
18 2, 30 | is thus ~acquired by an unlawful action.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
19 2, 30 | would seem ~to be something unlawful as being contrary to the
20 2, 30 | would seem to be something unlawful as ~being against the positive
21 2, 30 | obedience. Now if it were unlawful for them to give alms, they ~
22 2, 33 | wandering of the mind after unlawful things." Now these do ~not
23 2, 33 | wandering" of the mind after unlawful things is to be found in
24 2, 33 | called "wandering after unlawful things." From ~this it is
25 2, 33 | wandering of the mind after unlawful things." This tendency to
26 2, 38 | Therefore all wars are ~unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[40] A[
27 2, 38 | cause, and yet be rendered unlawful through a wicked intention. ~
28 2, 38 | Wherefore it is ~altogether unlawful for clerics to fight, because
29 2, 38 | nevertheless ~it is rendered unlawful for clerics, by reason of
30 2, 38 | It would seem that it is unlawful to lay ambushes in war.
31 2, 38 | injustice. Therefore it is unlawful to lay ambushes even in
32 2, 38 | clxxxix), it seems that it is unlawful to ~lay ambushes for one'
33 2, 38 | promise, and this is always unlawful. No one ought to deceive
34 2, 38 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It would seem unlawful to fight on holy days. For
35 2, 38 | Much more, therefore, is it unlawful to fight ~on holy days. ~
36 2, 41 | court of justice. But it is unlawful to have ~recourse to justice,
37 2, 53 | love will be inordinate and unlawful, and it is thus ~that the
38 2, 53 | temporal things is not unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[55] A[
39 2, 53 | about temporal things may be unlawful in ~three ways. First on
40 2, 53 | about temporal things may be unlawful, ~through too much earnestness
41 2, 53 | end, wherefore it is not unlawful, unless it ~be superfluous.~
42 2, 58 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It would seem unlawful to judge. For nothing is
43 2, 58 | punished except ~what is unlawful. Now those who judge are
44 2, 58 | judged." Therefore it is unlawful to judge.~Aquin.: SMT SS
45 2, 58 | deceive ourselves." Now it is unlawful for a ~sinner to judge,
46 2, 58 | judgment will be faulty and unlawful. First, when it is contrary
47 2, 58 | Para. 1/1~Whether it is unlawful to form a judgment from
48 2, 58 | would seem that it is not unlawful to form a judgment from ~
49 2, 58 | based on suspicion is not unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[60] A[
50 2, 58 | OBJ 3: Further, if it is unlawful, it must needs be reducible
51 2, 58 | a mortal sin, if it were unlawful. But this is false, because "
52 2, 58 | suspicion would seem not to be unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[60] A[
53 2, 58 | usurped judgment is not unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[60] A[
54 2, 60 | unlawfully, through giving for an unlawful purpose, albeit the giving ~
55 2, 60 | the giving ~itself is not unlawful, as when a woman receives
56 2, 62 | Para. 1/1~Whether it is unlawful to kill any living thing?~
57 2, 62 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It would seem unlawful to kill any living thing.
58 2, 62 | food." Therefore it ~seems unlawful to take the life of any
59 2, 62 | man. Wherefore it is not unlawful if man ~use plants for the
60 2, 62 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It would seem unlawful to kill men who have sinned.
61 2, 62 | has sinned. For nothing unlawful is commanded in the Divine
62 2, 62 | 1/1~I answer that, It is unlawful for clerics to kill, for
63 2, 62 | done nobly and bravely is unlawful. Therefore suicide is ~not
64 2, 62 | Therefore suicide is ~not unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[64] A[
65 2, 62 | answer that, It is altogether unlawful to kill oneself, for three ~
66 2, 62 | lesser. In like manner it is unlawful to take one's own ~life
67 2, 62 | public authority. Again it is unlawful for ~a woman to kill herself
68 2, 62 | a man ~in himself, it is unlawful to kill any man, since in
69 2, 62 | Therefore this would seem to be ~unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[64] A[
70 2, 62 | the ~body. Therefore it is unlawful for any man to take another'
71 2, 62 | self-defense itself seems to be unlawful, according to Rm. ~12:19: "
72 2, 62 | slaying of a man, is also ~unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[64] A[
73 2, 62 | save one's own life, is not unlawful, seeing that it is natural
74 2, 62 | an act may be rendered unlawful, if it ~be out of proportion
75 2, 62 | necessary violence, it will be unlawful: whereas if he ~repel force
76 2, 62 | another's. But as it is unlawful to take a man's life, except
77 2, 62 | occupying ~himself with unlawful things which he ought to
78 2, 62 | occupied with something unlawful, or even with something
79 2, 62 | with child does something unlawful: ~wherefore if there results
80 2, 62 | through doing something unlawful, or ~failing to take sufficient
81 2, 63 | Anima ii, 1). But it is unlawful ~to deprive a man of his
82 2, 63 | otherwise it is altogether unlawful to maim anyone.~Aquin.:
83 2, 63 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It would seem unlawful for parents to strike their
84 2, 63 | coercion. ~Therefore it is unlawful for parents to strike their
85 2, 63 | off a member. Now it is unlawful to do a person a harm, ~
86 2, 63 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It would seem unlawful to imprison a man. An act
87 2, 63 | free-will. Therefore it is unlawful to imprison a man.~Aquin.:
88 2, 63 | Para. 2/2~Therefore it is unlawful to imprison or in any way
89 2, 63 | a time from ~doing some unlawful deed there and then: as
90 2, 64 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It would seem unlawful for a man to possess a thing
91 2, 64 | contrary to the natural law is unlawful. Now according to ~the natural
92 2, 64 | of goods. Therefore it is unlawful ~for any man to appropriate
93 2, 64 | common use." Now it would be unlawful to prevent others from obtaining
94 2, 64 | goods. Therefore it is ~unlawful to appropriate to oneself
95 2, 64 | context. Therefore it seems unlawful for a ~man to appropriate
96 2, 64 | erroneous to maintain that it is unlawful for a man to possess ~property.~
97 2, 64 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It would seem unlawful to steal through stress
98 2, 64 | Contra Mendac. vii), it is unlawful to steal in ~order to succor
99 2, 64 | of justice: hence it is unlawful for them ~to use violence
100 2, 65 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It would seem unlawful for a judge to pronounce
101 2, 65 | witnesses. Therefore it is unlawful for a judge to ~pronounce
102 2, 66 | private good. Hence it ~is unlawful to receive any secret in
103 2, 66 | But seemingly this is not ~unlawful, because one is not bound
104 2, 67 | prudence; or he can use unlawful means, unsuitable to the
105 2, 67 | escape prudently. But it is unlawful for him, either to ~utter
106 2, 67 | inducing him to do what is unlawful, yet ~the civil law does
107 2, 67 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It would seem unlawful for the accused to escape
108 2, 67 | cap. A judicibus) it is unlawful to appeal from the judges
109 2, 67 | would seem that an appeal is unlawful in itself.~Aquin.: SMT SS
110 2, 67 | oneself ~calumniously, and is unlawful as stated above (A[2]).
111 2, 67 | faith is lacking, it is unlawful for a Catholic to appeal
112 2, 69 | 1/1~I answer that, It is unlawful to cooperate in an evil
113 2, 69 | its happy issue, but it is unlawful for him ~to employ any kind
114 2, 69 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It would seem unlawful for an advocate to take
115 2, 74 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It would seem unlawful to curse anyone. For it
116 2, 74 | curse anyone. For it is unlawful to ~disregard the command
117 2, 74 | from evil. Therefore it is ~unlawful for any man to curse.~Aquin.:
118 2, 74 | then evil speaking will be unlawful in ~both ways, and this
119 2, 74 | It would seem that it is unlawful to curse an irrational ~
120 2, 74 | punishment. Therefore it is unlawful to curse them.~Aquin.: SMT
121 2, 74 | which God made. But it is unlawful to curse this even in the ~
122 2, 74 | and ~vain and consequently unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[76] A[
123 2, 75 | Further, it does not seem unlawful if that which honesty demands ~
124 2, 75 | is in itself unjust and unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[77] A[
125 2, 75 | Divine law, it is reckoned ~unlawful if the equality of justice
126 2, 75 | Whether a sale is rendered unlawful through a fault in the thing
127 2, 75 | not rendered unjust and unlawful ~through a fault in the
128 2, 75 | not seem to be rendered unlawful through a fault in ~its
129 2, 75 | therefore will it be an ~unlawful sale if the thing be defective
130 2, 75 | a sale is not rendered unlawful through the thing sold being
131 2, 75 | a sale is ~not rendered unlawful by a fault (in the thing
132 2, 75 | that the sale is rendered unlawful. Hence we find it ~written
133 2, 75 | alchemy, it ~would not be unlawful to sell it for the genuine
134 2, 75 | answer that, It is always unlawful to give anyone an occasion
135 2, 75 | trading is not in itself unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[77] A[
136 2, 76 | it is by its very nature unlawful to take payment ~for the
137 2, 76 | something. Now it does not seem unlawful to bind oneself to ~an obligation
138 2, 76 | law. Therefore it is not unlawful, in ~lending money to anyone,
139 2, 76 | the same time, but it is unlawful for him to ~bind the borrower
140 2, 76 | Now it seems altogether ~unlawful to deposit one's money with
141 2, 76 | usurer, even as it would be ~unlawful to deposit one's sword with
142 2, 81 | else all wars would be ~unlawful, which is opposed to what
143 2, 81 | adjure another, for if it be unlawful to swear, it is ~also unlawful
144 2, 81 | unlawful to swear, it is ~also unlawful to adjure." Therefore supplication
145 2, 84 | sacraments. But it would seem unlawful to refuse ~the sacraments
146 2, 84 | lame animal was declared ~unlawful for three reasons. First,
147 2, 85 | 104], A[3]), that it is unlawful to ~observe the ceremonial
148 2, 86 | good, but is in ~itself unlawful, it seems that a vow may
149 2, 86 | but also about something unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[88] A[
150 2, 86 | it follows that nothing unlawful or indifferent, but only
151 2, 86 | animal ~which it would be unlawful to sacrifice, such as an
152 2, 86 | vow. ~Therefore it seems unlawful, before the year of probation,
153 2, 86 | he has vowed is clearly unlawful, and he is unable to have
154 2, 87 | Therefore swearing is unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[89] A[
155 2, 87 | from an evil seems to be unlawful, ~because according to Mt.
156 2, 87 | Therefore swearing is apparently unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[89] A[
157 2, 87 | and ~this is altogether unlawful, according to Dt. 6:16, "
158 2, 87 | that swearing is altogether unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[89] A[
159 2, 87 | it be neither false, nor unlawful, ~and this requires both
160 2, 87 | truth, and a wicked or ~unlawful oath lacks justice.~Aquin.:
161 2, 87 | excommunicated." Therefore it is unlawful to swear by ~creatures.~
162 2, 87 | For oaths of this kind are unlawful from the outset: ~yet with
163 2, 87 | fulfilment of the oath was unlawful. Hence ~Ambrose says (De
164 2, 87 | emergencies, ~it may be unlawful or hurtful, and consequently
165 2, 88 | mandate of Christ, it be unlawful to swear, it is evident ~
166 2, 88 | after a fashion. But ~it is unlawful to compel a man against
167 2, 88 | Therefore seemingly it ~is also unlawful to adjure a man.~Aquin.:
168 2, 88 | oath, such an adjuration is unlawful, because he usurps over ~
169 2, 88 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It would seem unlawful to adjure the demons. Origen
170 2, 88 | friendship, which it is unlawful to bear towards the ~demons.
171 2, 88 | something from them: and this is unlawful, as stated ~above. Wherefore
172 2, 88 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It would seem unlawful to adjure an irrational
173 2, 88 | Therefore it is ~vain and unlawful to adjure an irrational
174 2, 88 | Therefore it would seem unlawful to employ adjuration towards ~
175 2, 91 | and to ~disregard them is unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[93] A[
176 2, 93 | by invoking the demons is unlawful?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[95] A[
177 2, 93 | invoking the demons is ~not unlawful. Christ did nothing unlawful,
178 2, 93 | unlawful. Christ did nothing unlawful, according to 1 Pt. 2:22, "
179 2, 93 | questioning demons is not unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[95] A[
180 2, 93 | questioning demons is not unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[95] A[
181 2, 93 | divination by invoking demons is unlawful for two ~reasons. The first
182 2, 93 | him. ~This is altogether unlawful; wherefore it is written
183 2, 93 | divination by the stars is unlawful?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[95] A[
184 2, 93 | divination by the stars is not unlawful. It is ~lawful to foretell
185 2, 93 | divination by the stars is not ~unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[95] A[
186 2, 93 | Therefore it would seem not ~unlawful to make use of this kind
187 2, 93 | divination is declared to be unlawful in so far as it is ~based
188 2, 93 | species of divination is not ~unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[95] A[
189 2, 93 | be a superstitious and unlawful divination. On the other
190 2, 93 | forth, it will be neither an unlawful nor a superstitious ~divination.~
191 2, 93 | divination by dreams is unlawful?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[95] A[
192 2, 93 | divination by dreams is not unlawful. It is ~not unlawful to
193 2, 93 | not unlawful. It is ~not unlawful to make use of divine instruction.
194 2, 93 | learn." Therefore it is not unlawful ~to make use of divination
195 2, 93 | divination by dreams is not unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[95] A[
196 2, 93 | divination is superstitious ~and unlawful when it is based on a false
197 2, 93 | who have entered into an unlawful compact with them.~Aquin.:
198 2, 93 | must say that there is no unlawful divination in making ~use
199 2, 93 | extends. But it will be ~an unlawful and superstitious divination
200 2, 93 | observations of ~external things is unlawful?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[95] A[
201 2, 93 | of external things is not unlawful. If it were unlawful holy ~
202 2, 93 | not unlawful. If it were unlawful holy ~men would not make
203 2, 93 | divining?" Therefore it is not unlawful to make use ~of this kind
204 2, 93 | Therefore it seems not unlawful to make use of the birds' ~
205 2, 93 | kind of ~divination is not unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[95] A[
206 2, 93 | divinations are superstitious ~and unlawful, if they be extended beyond
207 2, 93 | these things it is not ~unlawful to observe their cries and
208 2, 93 | divination by drawing lots is unlawful? ~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[95] A[
209 2, 93 | divination by drawing lots is not unlawful, ~because a gloss of Augustine
210 2, 93 | There is, seemingly, nothing unlawful in the observances which ~
211 2, 93 | divination by lots is not unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[95] A[
212 2, 93 | divination by lot is not unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[95] A[
213 2, 93 | kind is superstitious and unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[95] A[
214 2, 93 | sortilege of this kind is unlawful, and forbidden by the ~canons.~
215 2, 93 | kind of trial is rendered unlawful, ~both because it is directed
216 2, 94 | Para. 1/1~Whether it be unlawful to practice the observances
217 2, 94 | would seem that it is not unlawful to practice the observances ~
218 2, 94 | art. A thing is said to be unlawful in two ways. First, by ~
219 2, 94 | science. Therefore it is not unlawful to practice these ~observances.~
220 2, 94 | and consequently it is not unlawful to practice it.~Aquin.:
221 2, 94 | A[2]]. Therefore it is unlawful to ~practice the notary
222 2, 94 | that, The magic art is both unlawful and futile. It is ~unlawful,
223 2, 94 | unlawful and futile. It is ~unlawful, because the means it employs
224 2, 94 | health or the like, are unlawful?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[96] A[
225 2, 94 | effects. Therefore it is not unlawful to make use of them and
226 2, 94 | for if so it will not be unlawful to do so, since it is lawful ~
227 2, 94 | nothing superstitious or unlawful in employing ~natural things
228 2, 94 | will be ~superstitious and unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[96] A[
229 2, 94 | of fortune-telling are ~unlawful?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[96] A[
230 2, 94 | fortune-telling are not unlawful. Sickness is one of the
231 2, 94 | Therefore it seems not unlawful to observe such ~like signs.~
232 2, 94 | Therefore it ~seems not unlawful to observe these things.~
233 2, 94 | our time. Now it is ~not unlawful to observe the order that
234 2, 94 | Therefore it is seemingly not unlawful to observe these presages.~
235 2, 94 | observances are superstitious ~and unlawful: they are apparently remains
236 2, 94 | observe. ~Wherefore it is not unlawful to consider a presage of
237 2, 94 | Para. 1/1~Whether it is unlawful to wear divine words at
238 2, 94 | would seem that it is not unlawful to wear divine words at
239 2, 94 | clearly ~superstitious and unlawful. In like manner it seems
240 2, 94 | they conceal ~something unlawful. Hence Chrysostom says [*
241 2, 94 | result is expected: but it is unlawful if it be done in connection ~
242 2, 94 | divine power, it will not be unlawful. Such like incantations,
243 2, 94 | however, ~often include unlawful observances, and rely on
244 2, 94 | they are, ~it will not be unlawful. But if account were taken
245 2, 94 | would be superstitious and unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[96] A[
246 2, 96 | swears to that which is unlawful, for this very ~reason he
247 2, 96 | swears he will do something unlawful (adultery, for ~instance,
248 2, 96 | that swears to do what is unlawful is thereby guilty of ~perjury
249 2, 96 | on him. Now it would seem unlawful to receive an oath from
250 2, 97 | Now murder, ~theft, and unlawful intercourse, are different
251 2, 98 | 1/1~Whether it is always unlawful to give money for the sacraments?~
252 2, 98 | seem that it is not always unlawful to give money for ~the sacraments.
253 2, 98 | Therefore it is ~not always unlawful to buy or sell the sacraments.~
254 2, 98 | Therefore it is not always unlawful to ~buy or sell a sacrament.~
255 2, 98 | would seem that it is not ~unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[100] A[
256 2, 98 | an office of nature, but unlawful if it be considered as a ~
257 2, 98 | selling. Hence it would be an unlawful ordinance ~if it were decreed
258 2, 98 | grace. For this reason it is unlawful for him to receive ~anything
259 2, 98 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: It is unlawful to exact or receive anything
260 2, 98 | monastery; although ~it is unlawful to agree to give or receive
261 2, 98 | things. If, therefore, it is unlawful to sell what is annexed ~
262 2, 98 | spiritual things, it will be unlawful to sell anything temporal,
263 2, 98 | Consequently it is altogether unlawful to sell such things, ~because
264 2, 98 | observed, ~that it is not unlawful for a bishop, before presenting
265 2, 98 | mind. But if the service be unlawful, or ~directed to carnal
266 2, 98 | any carnal affection is unlawful and carnal, but ~not simoniacal:
267 2, 98 | communicating with him in an unlawful action. Now he that is,
268 2, 102 | obedience in this case ~would be unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[104] A[
269 2, 102 | which obeys even in matters unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[104] A[
270 2, 106 | Therefore all vengeance is ~unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[108] A[
271 2, 106 | Testament all vengeance is unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[108] A[
272 2, 106 | himself. But, seemingly, it is unlawful even for ~a judge to punish
273 2, 106 | Therefore vengeance seems to be unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[108] A[
274 2, 106 | not ~essentially evil and unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[108] A[
275 2, 106 | vengeance is altogether unlawful: because to take ~pleasure
276 2, 108 | kind, which "saves him from unlawful ~defilement of his body."~
277 2, 108 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: It is unlawful to hold that any false assertion
278 2, 108 | promised something evidently unlawful, because he sinned in ~promise,
279 2, 117 | to be directed to ~some unlawful end, for the sake of which
280 2, 118 | the act of "epikeia" ~is unlawful: and consequently "epikeia"
281 2, 120 | protestation of ~truth, which it is unlawful to omit even in small things;
282 2, 122 | OBJ 2: Further, nothing unlawful is an act of virtue. Now
283 2, 122 | act of virtue. Now it is unlawful ~to kill oneself, as stated
284 2, 145 | 1~OBJ 2: Further, it is unlawful in the New Law to observe
285 2, 147 | use of wine is altogether unlawful?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[149] A[
286 2, 147 | use of wine is altogether unlawful. For ~without wisdom, a
287 2, 147 | wine-drinking is altogether unlawful. ~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[149]
288 2, 147 | brethren. Therefore it is ~unlawful to make use of wine.~Aquin.:
289 2, 147 | beginning." Therefore it ~seems unlawful to use wine under the Christian
290 2, 147 | considered in itself, is unlawful, ~according to Mt. 15:11, "
291 2, 147 | man." Wherefore it is not unlawful to drink wine as such. Yet
292 2, 147 | such. Yet it may ~become unlawful accidentally. This is sometimes
293 2, 147 | things as being altogether ~unlawful, and from others as being
294 2, 148 | through doing ~something unlawful that he fell into the subsequent
295 2, 149 | delighting in a union ~with unlawful things. Nevertheless, the
296 2, 150 | 1/1~Whether virginity is unlawful?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[152] A[
297 2, 150 | would seem that virginity is unlawful. For whatever is ~contrary
298 2, 150 | precept of the natural law is unlawful. Now just as the ~words
299 2, 150 | Therefore ~virginity is not an unlawful thing.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
300 2, 150 | because it ~abstains from unlawful pleasures: hence no excellence
301 2, 151 | Whether all copulation is unlawful?~(3) Whether lust is a mortal
302 2, 151 | order and commandment, ~lest unlawful pleasures should destroy
303 2, 152 | fornication was not deemed unlawful, on account of the ~corruption
304 2, 152 | law, ~considered it to be unlawful. The other things mentioned
305 2, 152 | not as though ~they were unlawful in themselves, but because
306 2, 152 | For seduction denotes the unlawful violation of a virgin, according ~
307 2, 152 | seduction which denotes the unlawful violation of a virgin, ~
308 2, 152 | rape, properly speaking, is unlawful intercourse, and takes its
309 2, 152 | On the contrary, Rape is unlawful sexual intercourse, as Isidore
310 2, 152 | Otherwise the marriage is unlawful, since whosoever steals
311 2, 152 | women with whom a man has unlawful intercourse. Now ~incest
312 2, 152 | the woman, because it ~is unlawful intercourse with a woman
313 2, 152 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Unlawful intercourse between persons
314 2, 152 | the Article. Wherefore the unlawful intercourse between such ~
315 2, 152 | various species of lust. For unlawful intercourse ~between persons
316 2, 153 | is lawful, but ~only from unlawful things: for a gloss on Gal.
317 2, 153 | refrains not merely from unlawful goods, ~but also from certain
318 2, 153 | purposes not to follow his unlawful desires. Now ~the primary
319 2, 153 | any abstinence from things unlawful: and thus it means that "
320 2, 156 | heart." Now it would seem unlawful to desire vengeance, since
321 2, 156 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: It is unlawful to desire vengeance considered
322 2, 163 | fall away towards what is unlawful, pleasure may seize ~hold
323 2, 165 | to learn that which was unlawful": and Augustine says (De ~
324 2, 165 | learn of one, by whom it is unlawful to be taught, ~as in the
325 2, 166 | the heart of man, is not unlawful in itself; ~nor are they
326 2, 166 | namely that they use no unlawful words or deeds in order
327 2, 166 | comedians who practice unlawful mirth, he sins as encouraging
328 2, 167 | although such arts are not unlawful in themselves, ~nevertheless,
329 2, 183 | incidental goods is manifestly unlawful, and pertains to ~covetousness
330 2, 183 | superior by doing what is ~unlawful, as appears from what was
331 2, 183 | account of which it is ~unlawful for him to accept a prelacy.
332 2, 183 | makes the pastoral office unlawful to him, yet the ~prelate
333 2, 183 | without which it would be ~unlawful for anyone to lay hands
334 2, 183 | superior prelate, his vow is unlawful; ~but if he intend to bind
335 2, 183 | himself which would make it ~unlawful for him to take up the office
336 2, 183 | Therefore just as it is unlawful to return to the world ~
337 2, 183 | religious state, so is it unlawful to pass from the episcopal
338 2, 183 | to do what is in itself unlawful. ~Now those who seek to
339 2, 183 | Therefore apparently it is not unlawful ~to give up the episcopal
340 2, 183 | It would seem that it is unlawful for a bishop, on account
341 2, 183 | his neighbor. Now it is unlawful for one ~who has professed
342 2, 183 | Therefore it would seem unlawful for a ~bishop to withdraw
343 2, 183 | Therefore it would seem unlawful for them to possess anything ~
344 2, 184 | perfection. For that which it is unlawful to do does not apparently ~
345 2, 184 | But it would seem to be unlawful for a ~man to give up all
346 2, 184 | gloss means not that it is unlawful to renounce all one's ~temporal
347 2, 184 | not vowed, whereas it is unlawful if we have vowed ~to render
348 2, 185 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It would seem unlawful for religious to teach,
349 2, 185 | Therefore seemingly it is ~unlawful for religious to teach,
350 2, 185 | Heliod.), it would seem unlawful for religious to preach, ~
351 2, 185 | Therefore seemingly it is unlawful for them to preach, teach,
352 2, 185 | thing is declared to be unlawful to a person in two ~ways.
353 2, 185 | that which is ~declared unlawful to him: thus to no man is
354 2, 185 | this way it is said to be unlawful for a ~person to preach,
355 2, 185 | 3~In this way it is not unlawful for religious to preach,
356 2, 185 | Secondly, a thing is said to be unlawful for a man, not on account
357 2, 185 | him to do it: thus it is unlawful for a deacon to say mass, ~
358 2, 185 | priestly orders; and it is unlawful for a priest to ~deliver
359 2, 185 | this sense it is said to be unlawful for monks and other ~religious
360 2, 185 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It would seem unlawful for religious to occupy
361 2, 185 | of God. ~Therefore it is unlawful for them to occupy themselves
362 2, 185 | kings. Therefore it is ~unlawful for religious to occupy
363 2, 185 | conclude therefore that it is unlawful for either monks or ~clerics
364 2, 185 | gained their livelihood by unlawful means. For the Apostle ordered ~
365 2, 185 | a living by meddling in unlawful things). ~Now we charge
366 2, 185 | monks who declared ~it to be unlawful for the servants of God
367 2, 185 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It would seem unlawful for religious to live on
368 2, 185 | such gifts would become unlawful for them if they ~abstained
369 2, 185 | profit to others, it is unlawful for religious to wish to ~
370 2, 185 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It would seem unlawful for religious to beg. For
371 2, 185 | Therefore it would seem ~unlawful to beg while omitting to
372 2, 185 | such like mendicancy is ~unlawful; secondly, by a motive of
373 2, 185 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It would seem unlawful for religious to wear coarser
374 2, 186 | individuals, it would seem unlawful for them to wage war; and ~
375 2, 186 | answer that He ~deemed it unlawful to spend the property of
376 2, 187 | Further, it is seemingly unlawful to bind a person to an ~
377 2, 187 | and void." It is therefore unlawful for children, ~especially
378 2, 187 | their ~children. Hence it is unlawful for a person having children
379 2, 187 | his ~soul, it would seem unlawful for him to lay aside the
380 2, 187 | Therefore it would seem unlawful for a parish priest or ~
381 2, 187 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 1: It seems unlawful to pass from one religious
382 2, 187 | Therefore this ~is seemingly unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[189] A[
383 2, 187 | Dei ~timorem). But it is unlawful for anyone to pass from
384 2, 187 | Therefore it would seem unlawful for anyone ~to pass from
385 3, 15 | often tend towards what is unlawful, but not so in ~Christ.
386 3, 15 | sensitive ~appetite that tend to unlawful things; and these were not
387 3, 60 | ancients, whatever ~it was unlawful to lay violent hands on
388 3, 60 | Divine or human, which it is unlawful ~to violate by making them
389 3, 63 | or the profession of an unlawful ~form of worship.~Aquin.:
390 3, 64 | he may believe that it is unlawful to swear in ~any case whatever,
391 3, 66 | given, not as though it were unlawful ~for the neophyte to use
392 3, 80 | 18. ~Therefore, it seems unlawful to receive this sacrament
393 3, 80 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 1: It seems unlawful to receive the body of Christ
394 3, 82 | one is bound to do what is unlawful for him to do; ~otherwise
395 Suppl, 8 | to his parish. ~Now it is unlawful, according to canon law (
396 Suppl, 36| although by rights it would be unlawful for him to exercise the
397 Suppl, 39| conformed, it follows that it is unlawful, although not invalid, ~
398 Suppl, 39| occupying himself in some unlawful ~manner, or failed to take
399 Suppl, 39| the fault ~of another. Now unlawful intercourse does not always
400 Suppl, 39| should he be debarred by the unlawful ~intercourse of his father.~
401 Suppl, 39| also who ~are born of an unlawful union are debarred from
402 Suppl, 40| of ~Holies, which it was unlawful for the other priests to
403 Suppl, 41| begetting children is altogether unlawful, so ~that it be impossible
404 Suppl, 41| is lawful and the other unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[41] A[
405 Suppl, 43| of marriage; for if it be unlawful, it should be renounced;
406 Suppl, 45| way as the marriages ~of unlawful persons, who are undue matter
407 Suppl, 46| not ~the fulfilling of an unlawful oath. Wherefore if a subsequent
408 Suppl, 46| obligation ~makes that oath unlawful, whereas it was lawful before,
409 Suppl, 46| about another's property is unlawful. ~Consequently the subsequent
410 Suppl, 46| makes the ~previous oath unlawful which was lawful before.~
411 Suppl, 48| gives a power to do what is ~unlawful: even so would a man sin
412 Suppl, 49| marriage would be always unlawful; and this is contrary to
413 Suppl, 50| impediment making it altogether unlawful for a particular ~person
414 Suppl, 50| Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, unlawful means against the law. Now
415 Suppl, 50| to marriage, ~making it unlawful for a person to marry.~Aquin.:
416 Suppl, 50| OBJ 5: Further, lawful and unlawful differ as that which is
417 Suppl, 50| lawful and those who are unlawful subjects ~of marriage.~Aquin.:
418 Suppl, 50| union of man and woman is unlawful save in marriage. Now ~every
419 Suppl, 50| in marriage. Now ~every unlawful union should be dissolved.
420 Suppl, 50| Persons are said to be unlawful subjects for marriage ~through
421 Suppl, 50| person may be rendered an ~unlawful subject of marriage by any
422 Suppl, 50| various persons have been unlawful subjects ~of marriage.~Aquin.:
423 Suppl, 50| and those who are simply unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[50] A[
424 Suppl, 50| rendering it not invalid but unlawful. And if it be contracted
425 Suppl, 51| makes an action lawful or unlawful. For if a ~man were to strike
426 Suppl, 51| which render a ~person an unlawful subject of marriage. But (
427 Suppl, 52| impediments render a marriage unlawful; and since ~it is not our
428 Suppl, 52| makes a thing lawful or unlawful, but the law to ~which our
429 Suppl, 53| through his fault it is unlawful for him not to pay the debt ~
430 Suppl, 54| intercourse to ~be lawful or unlawful at different times for different
431 Suppl, 55| Whether it is caused through unlawful intercourse?~(4) Whether
432 Suppl, 55| Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether unlawful intercourse causes affinity?~
433 Suppl, 55| OBJ 1: It would seem that unlawful intercourse does not cause
434 Suppl, 55| blood-relationship. Now if unlawful ~intercourse were a cause
435 Suppl, 55| affinity is not caused by unlawful intercourse.~Aquin.: SMT
436 Suppl, 55| Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, unlawful intercourse is according
437 Suppl, 55| not caused by unnatural unlawful intercourse as ~decided
438 Suppl, 55| it is not ~caused only by unlawful intercourse according to
439 Suppl, 55| caused affinity. Therefore ~unlawful intercourse does so for
440 Suppl, 55| carnal copulation ~even in unlawful intercourse. Therefore unlawful
441 Suppl, 55| unlawful intercourse. Therefore unlawful intercourse causes ~affinity.~
442 Suppl, 55| it ~follows that also an unlawful intercourse causes affinity
443 Suppl, 55| 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: In an unlawful intercourse there is something
444 Suppl, 55| not only on account of ~unlawful but also on account of lawful
445 Suppl, 55| whom marriage is rendered unlawful by a vow; or in any other
446 Suppl, 55| could not take place between unlawful persons.~Aquin.: SMT XP
447 Suppl, 55| the contrary, Whatever is unlawful can be denounced. But the
448 Suppl, 55| affinity and consanguinity is unlawful. Therefore it can ~be denounced.~
449 Suppl, 55| deemed lawful whereas ~it is unlawful. Wherefore just as a man
450 Suppl, 55| deemed ~lawful, whereas it is unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[55] A[
451 Suppl, 55| order to prevent what is unlawful. Hence ~in a matrimonial
452 Suppl, 56| marriage is rendered at least unlawful, as ~some say; but not in
453 Suppl, 58| make it not altogether unlawful for ~their subjects to marry.~
454 Suppl, 58| frailty, through fear of unlawful ~intercourse. If, however,
455 Suppl, 59| tie. Since, ~then, it is unlawful for the unbelieving wife
456 Suppl, 59| Creator. If therefore it were ~unlawful for him to take another
457 Suppl, 62| 1/1~OBJ 1: It would seem unlawful for a husband to put away
458 Suppl, 62| intercourse ~between them becomes unlawful. Whereas fornication does
459 Suppl, 62| it become ~accidentally unlawful, in so far as the husband
460 Suppl, 62| same things are lawful or unlawful ~to the one as to the other:
461 Suppl, 62| again. ~Therefore it is unlawful both to the wife and to
462 Suppl, 62| destroy." Therefore it is unlawful for one, while the other ~
463 Suppl, 62| marriage debt, but it would be unlawful for her to demand it.~Aquin.:
464 Suppl, 63| that a second marriage is unlawful. Because we ~should judge
465 Suppl, 63| truth fornication," which is unlawful. ~Therefore neither is a
466 Suppl, 63| whatever is not good is unlawful. Now Ambrose [*On 1 ~Cor.
467 Suppl, 63| not good. ~Therefore it is unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[63] A[
468 Suppl, 63| 42). ~Therefore they are unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[63] A[
469 Suppl, 63| Therefore a second marriage is unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[63] A[
470 Suppl, 63| be good, not that it is ~unlawful, but because it lacks the
471 Suppl, 63| debarred not ~only from unlawful things, but even from things
472 Suppl, 64| cannot ask, but if it be ~an unlawful cause, then he sins, and
473 Suppl, 64| must not obey in what ~is unlawful. Now the superior authority
474 Suppl, 65| 1]). Therefore as it is ~unlawful now, it was unlawful at
475 Suppl, 65| is ~unlawful now, it was unlawful at all times.~Aquin.: SMT
476 Suppl, 65| Abraham i, 4): ~"What is unlawful to a wife is unlawful to
477 Suppl, 65| is unlawful to a wife is unlawful to a husband." But it is
478 Suppl, 66| Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, unlawful intercourse after marriage
479 Suppl, 66| command thee ~never to make unlawful ordinations, nor to admit
480 Suppl, 66| 1/1~OBJ 1: It would seem unlawful for a bigamist to be granted
481 Suppl, 67| can prohibit. It is also unlawful to consent to what is ~unlawful.
482 Suppl, 67| unlawful to consent to what is ~unlawful. Since then the Mosaic law
483 Suppl, 67| Holy Ghost inspires is not ~unlawful, it would seem that it was
484 Suppl, 67| seem that it was not always unlawful to divorce a wife.~Aquin.:
485 Suppl, 67| Dt. 24:4) for its being unlawful to ~take back a divorced
486 Suppl, 68| those who are born of an unlawful intercourse are ~born according
487 Suppl, 68| it be affected, excuses unlawful ~intercourse from sin. Wherefore
488 Suppl, 68| fault that he is born of an unlawful union. ~Therefore he should
489 Suppl, 68| latter were not born of an unlawful intercourse. Much ~more,
490 Suppl, 68| ought those born of an unlawful intercourse to incur ~loss
491 Suppl, 68| woman of ~whom he has an unlawful child (if it were not a
492 Suppl, 93| aureole is not due to an unlawful work. Now it is ~unlawful
493 Suppl, 93| unlawful work. Now it is ~unlawful to lay hands on oneself,
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