Part, Question
1 1, 1 | wisdom, all our knowledge is set in order.~Aquin.: SMT FP
2 1, 1 | to that wisdom ~which is set down among the gifts of
3 1, 22 | the earth? or whom hath He set over the world which He
4 1, 49 | Ecclus. 33:15: "Good is set against ~evil, and life
5 1, 51 | intelligible things are set forth by the likenesses
6 1, 51 | intelligible ~things to be set forth in Scripture under
7 1, 58 | life of the ~faithful, when set in contrast to the life
8 1, 61 | production of ~things are set forth in the opening of
9 1, 63 | the second the good ~were set apart from the wicked.~Aquin.:
10 1, 63 | out, and protecting, and I set thee in the holy mountain ~
11 1, 63 | angel ~who sinned, "being set over all the hosts of angels,
12 1, 63 | of those who sinned was set over the ~terrestrial order.
13 1, 63 | lower angels were divinely set ~aside for presiding over
14 1, 63 | who are on fire," or "who set on fire." ~Consequently
15 1, 63 | order of the angels, who are set over earthly affairs, it
16 1, 64 | Reply OBJ 2: One soul is not set over another in the order
17 1, 65 | inadmissible. Hence we ~must set aside this theory as false,
18 1, 65 | perfection in ~the universe, has set therein creatures of various
19 1, 68 | point it is ~necessary to set forth the different opinions
20 1, 68 | that in which the stars are set, but the part ~of the atmosphere
21 1, 68 | opinion these waters are set there to temper the heat
22 1, 69 | the Lord it is said, "I set My bounds around the sea,"
23 1, 69 | saith the Lord, who have ~set the sand a bound for the
24 1, 70 | the Scripture says: "He set them in the ~firmament."
25 1, 70 | the work of adornment is set ~forth by the production
26 1, 70 | that He is said ~to have set them in the firmament, not
27 1, 70 | so ~far as the lights are set in the heavens to indicate
28 1, 70 | lights in the heaven are set for signs of changes ~effected
29 1, 71 | those bodies which they are set to adorn, ~rather than to
30 1, 73 | may be argued that rest is set down ~in contradistinction
31 1, 73 | explanation must not be set down as the ~only one, and
32 1, 74 | the creation of either is set down before there was any
33 1, 50 | Ecclus. 33:15: "Good is set against ~evil, and life
34 1, 52 | intelligible things are set forth by the likenesses
35 1, 52 | intelligible ~things to be set forth in Scripture under
36 1, 59 | life of the ~faithful, when set in contrast to the life
37 1, 62 | production of ~things are set forth in the opening of
38 1, 64 | the second the good ~were set apart from the wicked.~Aquin.:
39 1, 64 | out, and protecting, and I set thee in the holy mountain ~
40 1, 64 | angel ~who sinned, "being set over all the hosts of angels,
41 1, 64 | of those who sinned was set over the ~terrestrial order.
42 1, 64 | lower angels were divinely set ~aside for presiding over
43 1, 64 | who are on fire," or "who set on fire." ~Consequently
44 1, 64 | order of the angels, who are set over earthly affairs, it
45 1, 65 | Reply OBJ 2: One soul is not set over another in the order
46 1, 66 | inadmissible. Hence we ~must set aside this theory as false,
47 1, 66 | perfection in ~the universe, has set therein creatures of various
48 1, 69 | point it is ~necessary to set forth the different opinions
49 1, 69 | that in which the stars are set, but the part of the atmosphere
50 1, 69 | opinion these waters are set there to temper the heat
51 1, 70 | the Lord it is said, "I set My bounds around the sea,"
52 1, 70 | saith the Lord, who have ~set the sand a bound for the
53 1, 71 | the Scripture says: "He set them in the ~firmament."
54 1, 71 | the work of adornment is set ~forth by the production
55 1, 71 | that He is said ~to have set them in the firmament, not
56 1, 71 | so ~far as the lights are set in the heavens to indicate
57 1, 71 | lights in the heaven are set for signs of changes ~effected
58 1, 71 | those bodies which they are set to adorn, ~rather than to
59 1, 72 | may be argued that rest is set down ~in contradistinction
60 1, 72 | explanation must not be set down as the ~only one, and
61 1, 73 | the creation of either is set down before there was any
62 1, 87 | just as ~when we see colors set off by the sun, we are not
63 1, 88 | authority of Ecclesiasticus be set aside through not being
64 1, 101 | tells us about paradise is set down as ~matter of history;
65 1, 101 | nature, since man is not set as a ~ruler over the entire
66 1, 107 | 1:20,21) that "God has set the ~Man Christ above all
67 1, 107 | lowest saying that "God set Him," i.e. Christ, "on His ~
68 1, 113 | the sins of men are to be set down to the assaults or ~
69 1, 113 | fight, for the weak to be set against ~the strong, and
70 1, 114 | alight on this matter and set fire to it, is ~not caused
71 2, 5 | sufficient good," it must needs set man's desire at rest and
72 2, 6 | the ~sinking of a ship is set down to the helmsman, from
73 2, 6 | of the ~ship would not be set down to him, although it
74 2, 7 | circumstances are properly set forth in the third book
75 2, 7 | circumstances are not properly set forth ~in Ethic. iii, 1.
76 2, 7 | this enumeration may be set down as follows. For a ~
77 2, 9 | us no more than what is set before us in a picture,
78 2, 10 | point of view, they can be set aside ~or approved by the
79 2, 11 | he would seem to ~have set the end of his love in him.
80 2, 11 | But since he added that he set his ~end in the Lord, he
81 2, 13 | natural inclination to set about their actions in a
82 2, 23 | soul. But no passion is set ~down as being contrary
83 2, 28 | Therefore it should not be set down as an effect of love
84 2, 28 | effect of love. Hence zeal is set down as an ~effect of love
85 2, 41 | seems that, if ~fear be set aside, all the other passions
86 2, 43 | above (A[1]), fear may be set down to a twofold ~cause:
87 2, 44 | contracted in itself, is ~free to set the vital spirits and heat
88 2, 46 | as ~more things concur to set it up: thus a habit is all
89 2, 55 | ordered: because in us love is set ~in order by virtue.~Aquin.:
90 2, 56 | likewise." But as work ~is set up by power, so he that
91 2, 56 | he that has a virtue is set up by the essence of ~the
92 2, 57 | principles should not be set down as a habit or virtue ~
93 2, 57 | demonstrative syllogism, is set down as an intellectual
94 2, 60 | in ~distributions, as is set down in Ethic. v, 2. Therefore
95 2, 61 | general conditions of virtue set down by the ~Philosopher,
96 2, 66 | operations, whereby man is set in order ~not only in himself,
97 2, 68 | seeing that these gifts are set down in Holy Writ as ~having
98 2, 68 | that these seven are there set down as being ~in us by
99 2, 68 | that enumeration four are set down corresponding to ~the
100 2, 68 | prudence; whereas nothing is set down ~corresponding to art,
101 2, 68 | piety, ought to have been set down.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[68]
102 2, 68 | fear. Therefore, as fear is set down as a gift, so ought
103 2, 68 | man. Hence two gifts are set down as corresponding to
104 2, 68 | from ~what has been already set down. For it has been stated (
105 2, 68 | 1~Whether the gifts are set down by Isaias in their
106 2, 68 | seem that the gifts are not set down by Isaias in their ~
107 2, 68 | counsel; and yet it is ~set down as being below it.~
108 2, 68 | Therefore the gifts are not ~set down in their order of dignity.~
109 2, 69 | certain punishments are set down in opposition to the ~
110 2, 69 | kingdom of heaven which is set down as the reward of ~poverty
111 2, 69 | those things which are set down as merits in the ~beatitudes,
112 2, 70 | that the mind ~of man is set in order, first of all,
113 2, 70 | man's ~heart is perfectly set at peace in one object,
114 2, 72 | commenting on Ps. 79:17, "Things set on fire ~and dug down,"
115 2, 73 | violate justice, whereas he is set up as ~the guardian of justice,
116 2, 76 | as when a man wishes of set purpose to be ignorant of
117 2, 77 | commenting on Ps. 79:17, "Things set on ~fire and dug down,"
118 2, 78 | offending God; but with the two set before him to choose from,
119 2, 91 | contrary, David prayed God to set His law before him, saying (
120 2, 91 | saying (Ps. ~118:33): "Set before me for a law the
121 2, 93 | sea ~with its bounds, and set a law to the waters, that
122 2, 97 | everything into ~consideration, set up certain institutions
123 2, 97 | For it ~is not easy to set aside the custom of a whole
124 2, 97 | common good should not be set aside for the ~private convenience
125 2, 98 | works. But the Old ~Law was set aside when there came the
126 2, 98 | Over every nation He set a ruler." Also on all nations
127 2, 98 | alone: thus clerics who are set aside for the service ~of
128 2, 98 | 3:19) that the Law "was set ~because of transgressions,
129 2, 99 | not ~only are those things set forth to which reason cannot
130 2, 99 | Wherefore the things of God are set forth ~in the Scriptures
131 2, 99 | by similitudes of things set ~before the eyes, which
132 2, 99 | the rule of life Thou hast set for me." But ~a rule of
133 2, 99 | certain things should be set forth to indicate the authority ~
134 2, 99 | or evils are not suitably set forth ~as punishments or
135 2, 100 | the intellectual virtues set in good order the acts of
136 2, 100 | while the moral virtues set in good order the acts of
137 2, 100 | propounding the ten precepts, ~set them out in detail." Therefore
138 2, 100 | the decalogue are suitably set forth?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
139 2, 100 | decalogue are unsuitably ~set forth. Because sin, as stated
140 2, 100 | precepts of the decalogue are set in proper order?~Aquin.:
141 2, 100 | of the decalogue are not set ~in proper order. Because
142 2, 100 | of the decalogue are not set in ~proper order.~Aquin.:
143 2, 100 | of the Law are suitably set forth.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
144 2, 101 | the reason for which is set down ~in the Law. Therefore
145 2, 101 | ceremonies which I have set before you."~Aquin.: SMT
146 2, 102 | tabernacle or temple should be ~set up for the worship of God.~
147 2, 102 | But the tabernacle was set up for the worship of God.
148 2, 102 | images of the cherubim to be set up in the ~tabernacle or
149 2, 102 | tabernacle or temple to be set up. But men, who worship
150 2, 102 | tabernacle or temple to be set up for the worship of God,
151 2, 102 | thought that the ~place was set aside for the worship of
152 2, 102 | house ~of the sanctuary was set up, not in order to contain
153 2, 102 | no likeness ~of Him was set up; to denote His invisibility.
154 2, 102 | images ~of the seraphim were set up, not to be worshipped,
155 2, 102 | wilderness." The ~candlestick was set up to enhance the beauty
156 2, 102 | the feasts of the moon, set up a ~table in front of
157 2, 102 | circumcision. This ~reason is set forth by the Apostle (Rm.
158 2, 102 | were twelve precious stones set in four rows, on ~which
159 2, 102 | of heaven, and canst thou set down the reason ~[rationem]
160 2, 102 | unfitting command that is set forth in Lev. 19:23: ~"when
161 2, 102 | seems an absurd commandment set forth in Dt. ~23:13, that
162 2, 102 | themselves were ~specially set apart for that purpose.
163 2, 102 | i.e. the offspring, ~and set aside the observance of
164 2, 102 | to dwell; as is clearly set forth in the same passage,
165 2, 102 | shave their heads, ~i.e. set wisdom aside; nor should
166 2, 102 | shave their beards, i.e. set aside ~the perfection of
167 2, 103 | took the stone . . . and set it ~up for a title, pouring
168 2, 103 | certain places should be ~set apart from others for the
169 2, 104 | of the Old Law are ~not set aside, but still retain
170 2, 105 | Therefore the Law should have set a king over the people,
171 2, 105 | shalt say: I will set a king over me . . ~. thou
172 2, 105 | over me . . ~. thou shalt set him," etc.~Aquin.: SMT FS
173 2, 105 | Heb. 5:1; so are rulers set ~up for the benefit of the
174 2, 105 | a number of persons are set in ~authority; partly democracy,
175 2, 105 | by God's orders Josue was set at the ~head in place of
176 2, 105 | from Dt. 17:15: "Thou shalt set him whom the Lord thy ~God
177 2, 105 | first the Lord did ~not set up the kingly authority
178 2, 105 | in the ~people they are set over, and consequently to
179 2, 105 | offensive to ~a man to be set upon in his own house; and
180 2, 105 | 1/1~Whether the Old Law set forth suitable precepts
181 2, 105 | would seem that the Old Law set forth unsuitable precepts ~
182 2, 105 | maimed their ~servants, to set them free (Ex. 21:26,27).
183 2, 105 | lapse of time they were set free.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[105]
184 2, 105 | a ~pecuniary penalty is set down as being "because it
185 2, 106 | Gospel. But the Gospel is set forth in writing, ~according
186 2, 106 | Testament, "the Law was set forth in an outward fashion,
187 2, 106 | of grace. This reason is ~set down by the Apostle (Rm.
188 2, 107 | many points of faith are set forth in the ~New Law, which
189 2, 107 | Reply OBJ 1: Whatsoever is set down in the New Testament
190 2, 107 | the point of their being set forth explicitly. ~But as
191 2, 107 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: What is set forth implicitly needs to
192 2, 108 | of faith which were not set forth explicitly in the
193 2, 108 | For He permitted them to set forth to preach ~without
194 2, 108 | view. Wherefore Our Lord ~set this aside by teaching,
195 2, 108 | those matters ~which are set down in Mt. 10 and Lk. 9
196 2, 108 | ad 3). Hence they are not set down among the counsels.~
197 2, 109 | love of the angels were set forth, man in ~a state of
198 2, 111 | gratuitously given is not fittingly set down as a difference of ~
199 2, 111 | such as these ~are here set down as gratuitous graces.~
200 2, 111 | bestowing faith. Hence they are set down as special ~gratuitous
201 2, 114 | faith worth with God, Who set such a price on ~another'
202 2, 1 | one ~God" should not be set down as an article of faith.~
203 2, 1 | becomes necessary in order to set aside the errors that may
204 2, 9 | For this reason sorrow is set forth in this ~beatitude,
205 2, 10 | eat of anything that is set before ~you." And Chrysostom
206 2, 10 | to cease, when a son is ~set at liberty; whereas the
207 2, 11 | we beg that it may be set aright by you who hold the
208 2, 14 | things intelligible, and to set in order all things sensible. ~
209 2, 15 | that which is of ~faith, is set down before the legal precepts,
210 2, 15 | of faith were not to be set ~before the people, wherefore,
211 2, 15 | understanding were ~fittingly set down in the Old Law?~Aquin.:
212 2, 15 | understanding were unfittingly set down in the Old Law. For
213 2, 15 | understanding are unfittingly set down in the Law.~Aquin.:
214 2, 21 | given these precepts were set forth from the very outset
215 2, 24 | I will reprove thee and set before thy face."~Aquin.:
216 2, 25 | the ~cellar of wine, he set in order charity in me."~
217 2, 26 | stronger, as it is able to ~set fire to a less inflammable
218 2, 27 | his desire will be fully set at rest; yet ~one's joy
219 2, 27 | to ~virtue. Now sorrow is set down as a vice, as in the
220 2, 28 | movements in one man being set at rest ~together.~Aquin.:
221 2, 32 | power, which power is not set in motion save by something ~
222 2, 34 | that some are deservedly set ~up, and when he prospers,
223 2, 42 | according to Cant ~2:4: "He set in order charity in me."
224 2, 42 | ourselves," the love of self is set before love of our neighbor.
225 2, 43 | thereto all things should be set in order. Now the highest
226 2, 43 | means is able to judge and set in order all the things
227 2, 43 | he ~is able to judge and set in order all things according
228 2, 43 | it belongs to wisdom to set things ~in order, as the
229 2, 45 | useless to say (Prov. 23:4): "Set bounds to thy ~prudence."
230 2, 46 | Therefore they should not ~be set down as parts of prudence.~
231 2, 47 | must carefully consider and set in ~order, so that he may
232 2, 47 | and its proper work is to set them ~in due order to the
233 2, 48 | and inanimate beings ~are set in motion by their movers.
234 2, 55 | relation to the agent, is set up by its ~relation to others.
235 2, 62 | life of reason ~whereby to set themselves in motion; they
236 2, 81 | to which ~it belongs to set in order. For this reason
237 2, 81 | attainment ~of good to be set forth before those relating
238 2, 81 | spirit and in truth is to set about praying ~through the
239 2, 81 | the longer' in order to set us an ~example." Further
240 2, 84 | wherefore it ~belongs to him to set forth the Divine teachings
241 2, 84 | the first-fruits, shall set it before the ~altar of
242 2, 85 | Every year thou shalt set aside the tithes of all ~
243 2, 92 | in the Church are ~images set up which the faithful worship.
244 2, 92 | in the Church are images set up that the worship of latria
245 2, 92 | divine honor, since they set up two gods in opposition ~
246 2, 92 | Prometheus was the first ~to set up statues of men: and the
247 2, 93 | extended beyond the limits set according to the ~order
248 2, 98 | on which no ~price can be set, and which is essentially
249 2, 99 | there will ~be no need to set piety aside for the sake
250 2, 100 | good, which we ought to set ~aside for the common good:
251 2, 102 | good ~of other virtues is set aside, is better than other
252 2, 102 | means may such a good be set aside on account of obedience.
253 2, 102 | good we ~ought sometimes to set aside for the sake of obedience
254 2, 103 | of a lower authority is set ~aside if it be contrary
255 2, 115 | very nature it tends ~to set in order one's own affection
256 2, 116 | self-sufficing, else it would not ~set man's appetite at rest,
257 2, 118 | the law, and it is good to set ~aside the letter of the
258 2, 118 | OBJ 1: "Epikeia" does not set aside that which is just
259 2, 118 | where it is ~not allowed to set aside the letter of the
260 2, 120 | precepts of the Law to be set in order according to the ~
261 2, 120 | home the first thing to be set up is the foundation: and
262 2, 120 | seventh ~day - that is, to set it aside as a day to be
263 2, 120 | a natural inclination to set aside a certain ~time for
264 2, 120 | thus to have a certain time set aside for occupying oneself ~
265 2, 127 | even as to avoid shame, men set ~aside all other things.
266 2, 127 | confidence, ~hope being set before thee." Wherefore
267 2, 134 | weakness rather than of set purpose are ~said to be
268 2, 136 | go upon the ground, nor set down her foot for . . .
269 2, 137 | order in which they ~are set forth, observing at the
270 2, 144 | taught me, that I should set myself to take food as ~
271 2, 150 | duty of this kind cannot be set aside ~without sin. The
272 2, 151 | against virtue for a person to set himself to sleep. That venereal ~
273 2, 156 | whereas it is evil if it set the order of reason ~aside.
274 2, 156 | the sin of anger, and ~as set down by the Philosopher.~
275 2, 159 | cases is that man should set the good of reason before
276 2, 159 | prejudice to humility they may set the gifts they have received
277 2, 159 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: If we set what our neighbor has of
278 2, 159 | is clear that humility is set above justice. Now justice ~
279 2, 159 | the contrary, Charity is set above all the virtues, according
280 2, 159 | Reply OBJ 1: Humility is not set before justice, but before
281 2, 159 | degrees of humility that are set ~down in the Rule of the
282 2, 159 | are above us, and ~not to set ourselves above our equals:
283 2, 159 | to our equals, and not to set ourselves before our inferiors; ~
284 2, 160 | people's conduct not so as to set themselves beneath them
285 2, 160 | humility, but so as to set themselves above them with
286 2, 160 | other people's ~virtues, set others above themselves."
287 2, 162 | of corporal creatures are set in order ~through the ministry
288 2, 162 | there ~was a fiery guard set there by the ministry of
289 2, 163 | the earth,' the cattle are set above him, not in ~power,
290 2, 166 | the outward members are ~set in motion at the command
291 2, 167 | ostentation or pride, in order to set oneself above others, ~it
292 2, 169 | entered into me . . . and He set me upon my feet." After
293 2, 169 | glory shall pass, I will set thee in a hole of the rock," ~
294 2, 169 | error, "they are very soon ~set aright by the Holy Ghost [*
295 2, 169 | Para. 3/3~The arguments set down in the first place
296 2, 172 | prophetic writings were being set up with greater publicity,
297 2, 181 | directed upwards, his feet set firmly on the ground, and
298 2, 182 | governments [*Vulg.: 'God hath set some in the church . . .
299 2, 183 | related in Holy Writ are set ~before us as an example,
300 2, 183 | any man to desire to be set over others in order to
301 2, 183 | Apostle said this ~he who was set over the people was the
302 2, 183 | did not, ~in his reply, set himself before the others,
303 2, 183 | any ~person be lawfully set above them, they would be
304 2, 184 | kind of model; and this is set aside by contempt. Yet ~
305 2, 184 | contents of the law are set forth by way of ~precept;
306 2, 185 | Secondly, in order to set an example to others; wherefore
307 2, 186 | apply to moderate wealth, set by for the common use, merely
308 2, 186 | and that these things be set by for the common use.~Aquin.:
309 2, 187 | 25. ~Now a slave cannot set aside the service of his
310 2, 187 | less therefore can a son set aside the deference due
311 2, 187 | religion so as altogether to set aside the care for their
312 2, 187 | obligation cannot lawfully ~set it aside so long as he is
313 2, 187 | that side ~whither I had set my face, and whither I trembled
314 3, 1 | well-doing, in which He set us an example; hence Augustine
315 3, 1 | man, He would not have set an example."~Aquin.: SMT
316 3, 1 | 2), expounding ~what is set down in Lk. 19:10, "For
317 3, 1 | to be with those who are set free, and ~His truth with
318 3, 2 | this is the first opinion set down by the Master (Sent. ~
319 3, 7 | its end that a ~measure is set to every form. as there
320 3, 8 | head of the way, thou hast set ~up a sign of thy prostitution" - "
321 3, 8 | nature in which man is set over man.~Aquin.: SMT TP
322 3, 8 | 22): that God the Father set "Him," namely Christ, "on
323 3, 10 | Eph. 1:20,21) that God set Christ "on ~His right hand
324 3, 13 | regards falling from a beam set on high, since the ~imagination
325 3, 15 | of sin. And hence Christ set ~the highest example to
326 3, 22 | above (A[1]), a priest is set between God and ~man. Now
327 3, 22 | solemn oblation of blood, as set down, Lev. 16:11. But the
328 3, 23 | there is natural sonship, as set down in the ~FP, Q[27],
329 3, 25 | they were images; for they set up images to ~certain creatures,
330 3, 25 | 19) that "a ~throne was set for the king's mother, and
331 3, 27 | according to Ps. 18:6: "He hath set His tabernacle in the ~sun."
332 3, 28 | I dined in the port, I set sail,' we do not understand
333 3, 28 | dined ~in port after he set sail: but that his mind
334 3, 28 | sail: but that his mind was set on dining in port." ~In
335 3, 28 | Gal. 3:19: The ~law "was set because of transgressions,
336 3, 31 | fruit of thy womb I will set upon thy throne." Wherefore ~
337 3, 31 | genealogy should not have been set down.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[31]
338 3, 31 | Therefore Christ's genealogy is set down by the ~evangelists
339 3, 31 | Matthew, who is said to have set down Christ's ~genealogy
340 3, 31 | to our mortal nature, he set down the ~genealogy of Christ
341 3, 34 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: The order set down by the Apostle in this
342 3, 35 | he choose ~Jerusalem to set up his throne there, and
343 3, 35 | more to show His ~power, He set up the head of His Church
344 3, 36 | since Christ had not come to set up an earthly kingdom, as
345 3, 36 | that Christ, who came to set man ~free, rewarded those
346 3, 36 | Christ came in order to set free the whole world from ~
347 3, 36 | born, and ~that the Magi set off as soon as they saw
348 3, 37 | burden of the Law, He might set others free ~therefrom,
349 3, 37 | being saved; which law is set down Ex. 13. Here ~also
350 3, 38 | of a general commandment set down in Sacred Writ, but
351 3, 38 | that "this ~is distinctly set down in some of the apocryphal
352 3, 39 | Reply OBJ 3: Christ was set before men as an example
353 3, 41 | But an example should be set openly ~before those who
354 3, 41 | Christ's second temptation is set down, in ~which "the devil
355 3, 41 | into the Holy City, and set Him upon ~the pinnacle of
356 3, 41 | that "Christ in doing this set forth the mystery of ~Adam'
357 3, 41 | paradise into the ~desert, and "set an example to us, by showing
358 3, 41 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: Christ is set as an example to all through
359 3, 41 | xiii in Matth.), they are set down in order to describe ~
360 3, 41 | intends. But when the devil set Christ on a pinnacle of
361 3, 41 | that Christ could have been set on a pinnacle of the Temple ~
362 3, 41 | Thus, too, did the devil set about the temptation of
363 3, 41 | Him, and afterwards He was set on the pinnacle of the ~
364 3, 41 | be that the Evangelists set these things in different ~
365 3, 41 | v in Matth.): "The devil set Him" ~(on a pinnacle of
366 3, 41 | kingdom or city ~lay, and set forth to Him in words their
367 3, 42 | rather than the truth be ~set aside," as Gregory says (
368 3, 46 | human race; and ~so man was set free by Christ's justice:
369 3, 46 | Secondly, because thereby He set us an example of obedience, ~
370 3, 46 | cross of this Man had to be set before him, ~because, among
371 3, 46 | constructed of timbers, as is set forth Ex. ~27:, and in this
372 3, 46 | 2 Para. 2/3~Secondly, to set us the example of shunning
373 3, 46 | and one on His left, to set forth by the ~very appearance
374 3, 46 | judgment-seat: for the judge being set ~in the midst, the one who
375 3, 46 | and the dead; some He will set on His right, others on
376 3, 46 | Matth.): "Two thieves are ~set, one upon His right and
377 3, 49 | he held captive should be set at ~liberty since they believed
378 3, 49 | for their sins were not set free by ~Christ's Passion,
379 3, 50 | to its penalty - He might set us the example ~of dying
380 3, 50 | appear that the body can set the soul aside, by separating
381 3, 51 | done to Christ which might set an ~example of wastefulness.
382 3, 51 | body): hence the example is set us that we may lawfully
383 3, 51 | great stone" which was set shows ~that "the tomb could
384 3, 52 | Christ descending into hell "set free all the just who were
385 3, 52 | has ~already by descending set others free." But He permits
386 3, 52 | in Purgatory, ~were not set free from Purgatory by Christ'
387 3, 52 | were found such as are now set free from Purgatory by virtue
388 3, 53 | Body Para. 4/5~Fourthly, to set in order the lives of the
389 3, 55 | Resurrection from the very out set: but after they had once
390 3, 55 | Lord ~Himself, would be set down as a falsehood, because
391 3, 55 | Psalms, concerning Me": as is set forth Lk. 24:44.~Aquin.:
392 3, 55 | the Scriptures, which He set before them to show the
393 3, 57 | most fitting for it to be set ~above all bodies. Thus
394 3, 57 | written (Eph. 1:21): "God set Him above all ~principality,
395 3, 58 | also have ~overcome, and am set down with My Father in His
396 3, 58 | written (Mt. 25:33): "He shall set the sheep on His ~right
397 3, 59 | I have overcome and am set down in My ~Father's throne [
398 3, 59 | which a man's heart is set, such as temporal concerns,
399 3, 59 | the earth? or whom hath He set over the ~world which He
400 3, 59 | does it follow that God ~set another over the earth;
401 3, 60 | Scriptures spiritual things are ~set before us under the guise
402 3, 63 | renewed, when the man has been set free and reprimanded? is
403 3, 63 | spiritual ~seal that is set on them, and is called a
404 3, 63 | But a "sign" which is set down in the definition of
405 3, 64 | 11:34): "The rest I will set in order when I come."~Aquin.:
406 3, 66 | On the other hand, as set down in De Eccles. Dogm.
407 3, 67 | the highest it belongs to ~set in order those matters that
408 3, 68 | those sinners ~whose will is set on renouncing sin.~Aquin.:
409 3, 68 | to a man whose will is set on sinning, and hence expels
410 3, 69 | God']." But guilt is not set in order save by punishment,
411 3, 69 | those pains, his sins are set in order by the pains of ~
412 3, 69 | the virtues are fittingly set down as effects of ~Baptism,
413 3, 69 | virtues are unfittingly set ~down as effects of Baptism,
414 3, 72 | 11:34): "The ~rest I will set in order, when I come."~
415 3, 73 | the Emperor's image ~is set up to be reverenced in his
416 3, 74 | effects of grace ~are no less set in order than those of nature.
417 3, 74 | But, "there is a limit set ~by nature upon all existing
418 3, 75 | Christ's flesh and blood are set before us to be partaken
419 3, 76 | since the Godhead never ~set aside the assumed body,
420 3, 76 | dimensive quantities be set side by side, ~the greater
421 3, 78 | thee." But in the words set forth ~above there is no
422 3, 78 | The conjunction "for" is set in this form according to
423 3, 79 | from all that has been set forth that this sacrament
424 3, 79 | which is the law of sin, is set down as an effect not of ~
425 3, 80 | eating ~Christ's body is not set down as a third way besides
426 3, 80 | Christ's precept is not to be set aside for the ~sake of avoiding
427 3, 80 | once the blush of shame is set aside, they will ~indulge
428 3, 80 | sense of decency, can ~be set aside owing to any necessity,
429 3, 80 | unity of Christ's Passion is set ~forth. ~Aquin.: SMT TP
430 3, 80 | on Holy Thursday," as is set forth in the Decretals (
431 3, 83 | 1~OBJ 4: Further, as is set down in the Decretals (De
432 3, 83 | belong to the Sunday, ~as is set forth in the Decretals (
433 3, 83 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: As is set down in the decree (De Consecr.,
434 3, 83 | are used which are ~not set down in the Gospels: for
435 3, 83 | whole Church, and "for those set in high places" ~(1 Tim.
436 3, 83 | sacrament, Christ's body is set before ~us as food, so is
437 Suppl, 7 | rather than "hope" should be set down as ~the cause of confession.~
438 Suppl, 7 | hope rather than fear is set down as the cause of confession.~
439 Suppl, 12| another, the ~equality is set up in the agent, while when
440 Suppl, 12| others, the equality is set up in the subject that has
441 Suppl, 12| to destroy good than to set it up, it follows that it
442 Suppl, 17| said. For a man may be set free from hell by the remission
443 Suppl, 19| power of the keys, a man is set up between the ~people and
444 Suppl, 24| neither through hatred nor of set ~purpose; (3) if the striker
445 Suppl, 34| sacrament is unsuitably set ~forth in the text (Sent.
446 Suppl, 35| the recipient of Orders is set ~in authority to expel ignorance
447 Suppl, 35| who receive orders ~are set above the people in the
448 Suppl, 36| spiritual things must be set before temporal things in
449 Suppl, 36| faithful servant whom He has set ~"over His household to
450 Suppl, 36| promoted and the unworthy set aside. And though it were
451 Suppl, 37| consecration except to be set ~aside for the Divine worship,
452 Suppl, 40| bind in place of Him ~Who set up that very throne, and
453 Suppl, 43| Again, seemingly they cannot set one another free; for it
454 Suppl, 43| contracted together and then ~set one another free; and such
455 Suppl, 43| indeed he or she gains, being set free from one ~who has become
456 Suppl, 43| betrothed to one another should set one ~another free." Yet
457 Suppl, 47| Objections; for the first set of ~arguments consider the
458 Suppl, 47| compulsion, and the second set of ~arguments consider the
459 Suppl, 47| pretext for compulsion must be set aside." Now mutual contract
460 Suppl, 50| seemingly, can human law set impediments against marriage, ~
461 Suppl, 51| for this reason error is set down as being the proximate ~
462 Suppl, 53| which ~truth is not to be set aside on account of scandal.
463 Suppl, 58| maintained that witchcraft can set up an ~impediment to carnal
464 Suppl, 65| 3:19) that the Law "was set because ~of transgressors [
465 Suppl, 69| as soon as the soul is set free from the body it is
466 Suppl, 69| but ~their desire was not set at rest by their attaining
467 Suppl, 69| hell if those whom He ~set free were not part of the
468 Suppl, 69| Therefore since ~those whom He set free were shut up in hell,
469 Suppl, 72| except by asking of God to be set ~free; and yet the fulfillment
470 Suppl, 72| lofty spirits ~that are set over the nations never fight
471 Suppl, 72| higher heavens, but only to ~set its movement at rest. Now
472 Suppl, 72| being cleansed they will be ~set at rest by God's will alone.~
473 Suppl, 72| wicked, the world shall be set on fire and shall be ~renewed."
474 Suppl, 73| but it begins at once to set up a movement towards heat,
475 Suppl, 78| error of nature will be set right at the resurrection.
476 Suppl, 85| understand that the details set forth in ~Mt. 25 will be
477 Suppl, 86| the Divine, be ~entirely set aside. Wherefore just as
478 Suppl, 92| it on Ps. 18:6, ~"He hath set His tabernacle in the sun,"
479 Suppl, 93| also have overcome, and am set down in My Father's throne ~[
480 Suppl, 96| unbelievers, are at ~length set free from punishment. But
481 Appen1, 2| are in Purgatory ask to be set free, as ~appears from many
482 Appen1, 2| not know that they will be set free, they ~would not ask
483 Appen2, 1| sins in ~this life, "he is set free after death by the
484 Appen2, 1| justice demands that sin be set in order by due punishment,
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