Part, Question
1 1, 1 | in Holy Writ no confusion results, for all the senses are ~
2 1, 16 | sits. Hence the truth which results, ~varies, and is variously
3 1, 17 | the thing itself, falsity results from ~such an apprehension;
4 1, 19 | of two things, no action results unless it is inclined to
5 1, 30 | follows ~that a vicious circle results, confusing the mind and
6 1, 30 | the continuous; from this results number, which is a species ~
7 1, 30 | and this kind of division results ~in a multitude, which does
8 1, 32 | showing the congruity of its results, as in astrology the theory
9 1, 37 | understood by anyone, there results in the one who understands
10 1, 37 | object, a certain impression results, so to speak, ~of the thing
11 1, 40 | thus in ~things created it results from their matter or their
12 1, 46 | potentiality to existence, which results from a form, and to ~non-existence,
13 1, 46 | to ~non-existence, which results from privation of form.
14 1, 48 | Reply OBJ 1: Although fault results in pain, as merit in reward,
15 1, 54 | belong to the whole species, results from the matter, which is ~
16 1, 60 | 1 ~On the contrary, Love results from knowledge; for, nothing
17 1, 65 | consequently all inequality results from the different movements
18 1, 69 | first day. And ~since time results from the movement of the
19 1, 73 | of the whole; which form results from the whole having its ~
20 1, 76 | intellectual soul there ~results unity of existence; so that
21 1, 77 | operates by the power which results ~from the substantial form.
22 1, 77 | resultance; thus ~one thing results naturally from another,
23 1, 37 | understood by anyone, there results in the one who understands
24 1, 37 | object, a certain impression results, so to speak, ~of the thing
25 1, 40 | thus in ~things created it results from their matter or their
26 1, 47 | potentiality to existence, which results from a form, and to ~non-existence,
27 1, 47 | to ~non-existence, which results from privation of form.
28 1, 49 | Reply OBJ 1: Although fault results in pain, as merit in reward,
29 1, 55 | belong to the whole species, results from the matter, which is ~
30 1, 61 | 1~On the contrary, Love results from knowledge; for, nothing
31 1, 66 | consequently all inequality ~results from the different movements
32 1, 70 | first day. And ~since time results from the movement of the
33 1, 72 | of the whole; which form results from the whole having its ~
34 1, 75 | intellectual soul there ~results unity of existence; so that
35 1, 76 | operates by the power which results ~from the substantial form.
36 1, 76 | resultance; thus ~one thing results naturally from another,
37 1, 77 | But the "animal ~appetite" results from the form apprehended;
38 1, 77 | belongs to a simple body or results from complexity. But none
39 1, 78 | the ~intellectual power results from the immateriality of
40 1, 78 | habit is something which results from acts. But every power
41 1, 83 | they spoke, the various results do not exist save in ~potentiality.
42 1, 84 | intention of universality results from the mode of understanding ~
43 1, 85 | in us habitual knowledge results from actual consideration:
44 1, 85 | matter; whereas necessity ~results from form, because whatever
45 1, 99 | to God, which subjection ~results from sanctifying grace,
46 1, 102 | of this is that no effect results outside the order of ~a
47 1, 103 | arrangement of the ~materials, and results from the natural qualities
48 1, 103 | cause of ~"being" which results from that form; but it will
49 1, 103 | OBJ 1: "Being" naturally results from the form of a creature, ~
50 1, 103 | Divine action; just as light results from the ~diaphanous nature
51 1, 104 | any body whatever, either results from a form, as the movements
52 1, 104 | give the movement which results from that form; for fire
53 1, 104 | that, From each cause there results a certain order to its ~
54 1, 104 | multiplicity of causes, there results a multiplicity of orders,
55 1, 114 | demons produce ~certain results by employing with a hidden
56 1, 114 | the ~production of certain results, we speak of the demons
57 1, 114 | Further, an agent's effect results of necessity in matter,
58 1, 114 | cause. Consequently what results from this clashing of ~causes
59 1, 117 | would follow that man ~who results from this union is a being
60 2, 2 | happiness, from which honor results, as stated above. ~Wherefore
61 2, 2 | neither is delight, which results from the ~perfect good,
62 2, 2 | even in that ~way. For it results from a good apprehended
63 2, 2 | but that every delight results from some ~good, and that
64 2, 2 | good, and that some delight results from that which is the essential
65 2, 3 | intellect: but the delight that results from happiness pertains
66 2, 4 | the attainment of which results in ~delight: wherefore its
67 2, 4 | delight in the end now present results from love, as already ~stated (
68 2, 4 | to be there, love of him ~results from perfect love of God.
69 2, 5 | the will, of necessity, ~results from that vision as was
70 2, 7 | commensurateness, which results from the due circumstances.
71 2, 7 | not a circumstance, but ~results from all the circumstances.
72 2, 8 | since every inclination results from a form, ~the natural
73 2, 8 | form, ~the natural appetite results from a form existing in
74 2, 9 | movement of the movable results from motion of the mover.
75 2, 10 | that which belongs ~to, or results from, movement, in regard
76 2, 13 | choice, as to that which results ~from it.~Aquin.: SMT FS
77 2, 13 | stated (A[1], ad 2), choice results from the ~decision or judgment
78 2, 15 | manner on the delight that results. But in so far as the act
79 2, 17 | command of reason: since it results from the ~local movement
80 2, 17 | like a proper accident, it results from life, which follows ~
81 2, 17 | heavy and light ~things results from their substantial form:
82 2, 18 | or evil; secondly, what results from the good or evil of
83 2, 18 | latter event, an evil action results from the end in view.~Aquin.:
84 2, 18 | those ways: since ~"evil results from any single defect,
85 2, 18 | the same specific effect results from a good and from an
86 2, 19 | that time. And then evil results, not from his ~willing that
87 2, 19 | says (Div. Nom. iv), "good results from the ~entire cause,
88 2, 19 | stated (A[6], ad 1), "evil results from ~each particular defect,
89 2, 20 | action. Now that which ~results from the material and formal
90 2, 20 | specifically ~better, if better results can follow from it; and
91 2, 20 | nature to produce worse results. On the other hand, if the ~
92 2, 20 | cause, not by that which results by accident.~Aquin.: SMT
93 2, 23 | of Physics. Now ~approach results from the apprehension of
94 2, 24 | and thus the passion that results in consequence, in the ~
95 2, 25 | self-vindication, that ~results from sadness, is the movement
96 2, 25 | its movement from evil ~results from this. For the movement
97 2, 26 | gives it the movement that ~results from the form. Thus the
98 2, 26 | and from this complacency results a movement towards that
99 2, 32 | they banish sadness which results from labor.~Aquin.: SMT
100 2, 35 | being perceived, there ~results the passion of pain in the
101 2, 35 | both pain and whatever else results from love, forasmuch as
102 2, 35 | nature, ~while the other results in a kind of discomfort.~~
103 2, 35 | of what ~we love, sorrow results, which is caused either
104 2, 36 | Augustine ~says that pain results from the loss of temporal
105 2, 39 | Now ~every virtuous good results from these two things, the
106 2, 40 | of the natural ~appetite results from the apprehension of
107 2, 44 | soul. ~Consequently there results a contraction in this appetite,
108 2, 45 | therefore, that daring results from hope; since it is in
109 2, 45 | it boldly. ~But despair results from fear: since the reason
110 2, 45 | stated above (AA[1],2) daring results from hope and is ~contrary
111 2, 45 | heat in the ~heart that results therefrom." He says also
112 2, 48 | Fide Orth. ii, 16) that it "results from ~an exhalation of the
113 2, 50 | moisture and dryness, there results a change as to sickness
114 2, 52 | the multiplication of food results at ~last in an increase
115 2, 53 | Further, all corruption results from some movement. But
116 2, 53 | or diminution of a habit results through ~cessation from
117 2, 59 | as about something that results from ~virtue.~Aquin.: SMT
118 2, 59 | passion. ~Nevertheless, joy results from the act of justice;
119 2, 63 | rectification of the appetite which results through ~the appetite partaking
120 2, 66 | connection among moral virtues results from ~prudence, and, as
121 2, 66 | than either one. Now hope results from something added to ~
122 2, 67 | possesses certitude which ~results from the understanding of
123 2, 69 | contempt of honors, which results from humility. ~Secondly,
124 2, 71 | than for evil, since ~"good results from a whole and entire
125 2, 71 | entire cause, whereas evil results from ~each single defect,"
126 2, 72 | disorder of death ~which results from the destruction of
127 2, 72 | says (Div. Nom. iv), "evil results from ~each single defect."
128 2, 72 | each circumstance there ~results a corresponding species
129 2, 73 | from the rule of reason results ~from man's turning away
130 2, 73 | punishable for the evil ~results of his action if it be unlawful.
131 2, 74 | since every delectation results from some action, as stated
132 2, 74 | operation from which it results, and to the object in which
133 2, 74 | the action itself, which results in delectation, is the object ~
134 2, 74 | delectation in the ~thought itself results from the inclination of
135 2, 75 | lack of order in the act ~results from the lack of direction
136 2, 75 | appetite for food. Yet sin results in being unnatural from
137 2, 76 | drunkenness, and the sin which results from ~his drunkenness: and
138 2, 77 | from which he turns, which results accidentally from his turning
139 2, 81 | suffering are the necessary results of matter. Now liability
140 2, 82 | inordinate bodily movements results indirectly from bodily ~
141 2, 85 | that a man sins, there results a diminution of that good
142 2, 85 | inclination of that matter there results corruptibility in the whole.
143 2, 85 | breakable and inclined to rust, results from the natural disposition
144 2, 89 | hinders the comeliness that ~results from acts of virtue.~Aquin.:
145 2, 91 | above, but according as it results from the justice of the
146 2, 103 | sin; but this ~weakness results from their being needy,
147 2, 105 | seems to be that which results in death. Therefore it is
148 2, 5 | understanding of principles results from man's very ~nature,
149 2, 5 | shared by all: whereas faith results from the ~gift of grace,
150 2, 13 | malice, in so far as it ~results from the inclination of
151 2, 13 | whereas, in so far as it results from a special ~contempt
152 2, 16 | OBJ 2: Further, no virtue results from merits, since "God
153 2, 18 | submission to God, ~whatever results from this submission belongs
154 2, 22 | rejoice ~about him, since joy results from love, as stated above (
155 2, 22 | species, an accident which ~results from the principles of its
156 2, 22 | whereas an accident that ~results from a participation of
157 2, 23 | increase in bodily quantity results from addition; ~for the
158 2, 23 | form. Now nothing greater results ~from the addition of one
159 2, 23 | ensues, or so that ~blackness results. Secondly, on the part of
160 2, 27 | the spiritual joy, which results from charity, is compatible
161 2, 27 | that the spiritual joy that results from charity is ~compatible
162 2, 28 | object; while the other results from one's own appetite
163 2, 28 | OBJ 3: Just as pleasure results from hope and memory of
164 2, 28 | A[4]). Now ~mercy, also, results from charity; for it is
165 2, 30 | visit ~the sick," or it results from an external cause,
166 2, 31 | weak, on the contrary it results from it. For a man bears
167 2, 33 | from such like contempt results ~sloth, because we sorrow
168 2, 35 | Q[29], AA[1],3) concord results from charity, in as much
169 2, 36 | sometimes the occasion of good results.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[38] A[
170 2, 37 | intended, and that which results beside ~the intention, is,
171 2, 37 | between man and God that results from sin is ~not intended
172 2, 37 | the contrary, That which results from an addition to something
173 2, 37 | good or in evil. Now heresy results from ~something being added
174 2, 39 | aroused, and then his anger results in quarrel and ~strife.~
175 2, 41 | is ~the stumbling that results in downfall.~Aquin.: SMT
176 2, 41 | sin, when the stumbling results in a ~downfall, for instance,
177 2, 42 | greater than that which results ~from it. Therefore man
178 2, 44 | much to the folly which results from a bodily ~impediment.
179 2, 45 | to nature. Now prudence ~results from age, according to Job
180 2, 45 | experience required by prudence results not from memory ~alone,
181 2, 49 | good judgment of ~virtue results from the habits of moral
182 2, 51 | Div. Nom. iv) that "evil results from ~each single defect."
183 2, 51 | judges the truth of the results of research by tracing those
184 2, 51 | research by tracing those results back ~to the first indemonstrable
185 2, 55 | by comparing it with what results from it, ~is proper to reason,
186 2, 62 | Reply OBJ 3: Irregularity results from the act though sinless
187 2, 62 | the act whence ~sometimes results the taking of a man's life.~
188 2, 62 | something whence homicide results whereas he ought to ~remove
189 2, 62 | of murder, if his ~action results in someone's death.~Aquin.:
190 2, 62 | unlawful: ~wherefore if there results the death either of the
191 2, 70 | two ways: for since honor results from excellence, one person ~
192 2, 75 | silver can produce certain results by their natural action, ~
193 2, 77 | demeritorious, because "good results from an entire cause, whereas
194 2, 81 | frequently witness the unhappy results; splendid marriages, ~which
195 2, 87 | oath would lead to evil results since it would ~be contrary
196 2, 87 | the obligation of an oath ~results from the truth of God Whose
197 2, 87 | because greater stability results from "two immutable things" [*
198 2, 88 | order to obtain certain results: thus we read of the ~Blessed
199 2, 90 | says (Div. Nom. iv), "good results from a ~cause that is one
200 2, 93 | ii, 20,23), ~"whatever results from fellowship between
201 2, 93 | something. But all divination results ~from the demons' operation,
202 2, 93 | to spiritual ~health that results from the research of the
203 2, 93 | for sortilege and their results are not subject to the ~
204 2, 94 | that this art achieves its results ~through God: and consequently
205 2, 94 | the stars," as though the results ~of the magic arts were
206 2, 108 | every respect: because good results from a ~complete cause,
207 2, 108 | complete cause, while evil results from any single defect,
208 2, 110 | by arrogance, it ~often results that outwardly he boasts
209 2, 115 | unfrequently, the fear of want that results from the experience of want ~
210 2, 116 | sin of the flesh, for it results from the ~corruption of
211 2, 121 | in the body, or at least results from the ~temperament of
212 2, 121 | the latter which properly results from ~deeds of virtue, since
213 2, 123 | that any kind of despair results from any kind of fear, but
214 2, 124 | temporal evils, and which results from the love of temporal
215 2, 125 | except in so far ~as it results in harm either to the daring
216 2, 127 | For quickness of movement results from a man being intent
217 2, 127 | virtue: but further adornment results ~from the very greatness
218 2, 139 | the passions that ~precede results in moderation of the passions
219 2, 139 | pleasures. And since pleasure results from a natural operation, ~
220 2, 139 | greater according as it results from a more natural ~operation.
221 2, 139 | pleasure of touch, that results essentially from the use
222 2, 139 | pleasure that essentially results ~therefrom pertain to the
223 2, 139 | whereas the pleasure of touch results essentially from the use
224 2, 141 | he says that "temperance results in modesty, ~shamefacedness,
225 2, 142 | many ~such acts a habit results. But a habit of praiseworthy
226 2, 142 | shamelessness, in so ~far as it results from excessive love of disgraceful
227 2, 142 | especially that ~which results from sin. Hence the more
228 2, 143 | iv), beauty or comeliness results from the concurrence of
229 2, 145 | demands of growth, which results from the ~residuum of nourishment.
230 2, 145 | their consumption ~there results a greater surplus available
231 2, 146 | of eating: and if injury results to his body, this is ~accidental.
232 2, 146 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, sin results from a man forsaking the
233 2, 146 | understanding." For unseemly joy ~results from every sin, according
234 2, 146 | gluttony, which are the results of ~eating and drinking
235 2, 146 | part of the soul ~these results are of four kinds. First,
236 2, 146 | in the act or end of sin results from every sin, ~especially
237 2, 147 | drink wine: sometimes ~it results from the mode of drinking,
238 2, 148 | if the drunkenness that ~results from that act be without
239 2, 148 | point of the defect that results from ~it, as stated above.~
240 2, 151 | the part of the will there results a twofold inordinate act.
241 2, 152 | object, which difference results from different ~modes of
242 2, 154 | the body. But incontinence results from the bodily ~temperament:
243 2, 154 | as in women. ~And these results are due to the fact that
244 2, 154 | Nevertheless greater ~ignorance results thus in the intemperate
245 2, 154 | because the ~movement of anger results more from the bodily temperament
246 2, 154 | concupiscence. Now ~that which results from the natural disposition
247 2, 155 | him in themselves. Now it results from one man loving ~another
248 2, 155 | Q[30], A[2]): and this results from friendship ~which makes
249 2, 156 | movement of anger, ~that results from its impetuousness,
250 2, 156 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Murder results from hatred and envy no
251 2, 156 | passion of sorrow, which results from an ~injury inflicted.~
252 2, 159 | chiefly the likeness that ~results from the mode of the virtue.
253 2, 160 | observed that all excellence results ~from a good possessed.
254 2, 161 | be observed in sin. one ~results from the very species of
255 2, 161 | The other gravity of sin results from ~some circumstance
256 2, 162 | nature of the human ~body results from a natural necessity,
257 2, 162 | other defect is that which ~results accidentally from this punishment;
258 2, 162 | subjection of woman to man" results from the perfection of the
259 2, 166 | operations of reason, there results in consequence a certain ~
260 2, 169 | greater ~than that which results from the light of natural
261 2, 171 | multiplicity of visions results, not from a diversity of
262 2, 171 | phantasms, which change results from the enlightening ~action
263 2, 171 | immediately by God, sometimes it results from ~pictures in the imagination,
264 2, 171 | movement of the prophetic mind results not from its own ~power,
265 2, 172 | disapproval." For that which results from every ~prophecy should
266 2, 172 | place; and "ecstasy," which results from the mind being ~uplifted
267 2, 174 | from its very perfection it results that in this ~imperfect
268 2, 176 | the working of miracles results from faith - either of ~
269 2, 178 | our faculties: hence it results ~from the contemplation
270 2, 181 | of the Church, for this results from the unity of faith, ~
271 2, 181 | their formal diversity which results from ~diverse species of
272 2, 181 | servant of justice or sin ~results from his efforts, as the
273 2, 181 | OBJ 1: Freedom from sin results from charity which "is poured ~
274 2, 182 | but the difficulty that results from ~outward obstacles
275 2, 183 | others, as when scandal ~results from a certain person being
276 2, 185 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: It results from the words quoted that
277 2, 186 | follows that their ~action results from their contemplation
278 2, 186 | vainglory or elation which results from riches, according to
279 2, 187 | natural, ~while slavery results from the curse of sin, as
280 3, 2 | taken place) one Christ results, but endeavors from ~these
281 3, 2 | that ~from two natures one results; but that the Nature of
282 3, 2 | of nature and ~person - results in each individual - of
283 3, 2 | A[8]). Unity of person results ~from them, however, inasmuch
284 3, 2 | the union of soul and body results the nature of ~the human
285 3, 2 | Further, from union there results one. But from the union
286 3, 2 | Divine and human nature there results what is one ~in person only.
287 3, 3 | by inherence one spirit results," according to 1 Cor. 6:
288 3, 3 | of the Incarnation, there results a ~communication of the
289 3, 6 | OBJ 3: Further, the whole results from the union of parts.
290 3, 9 | towards science, which results from demonstrative syllogisms.
291 3, 14 | with this necessity, which results from the matter, ~Christ'
292 3, 14 | it." And this necessity results from the principles of human
293 3, 14 | the first is remote, and results from the material ~principles
294 3, 15 | for the soul's ailment results from sin, as is plain from
295 3, 15 | Metaph. i, 2) that wonder results when we see an effect ~without
296 3, 22 | priesthood is that ~which results from the sacrifice itself.
297 3, 26 | generation, and are the results of the privation ~of original
298 3, 30 | weakened; ~and from this results the aforesaid disturbance:
299 3, 30 | dignity of the Mother of God results from the ~child she conceived.
300 3, 31 | the integrity of which results therefrom: and consequently
301 3, 31 | Now, specific likeness results not from remote but from ~
302 3, 35 | that from both, one ~person results. Yet we do not say that
303 3, 39 | has such properties, it results that it ~signifies the Holy
304 3, 42 | it was deprived of its results; for it is ~written (Lk.
305 3, 50 | death of the ~man or animal results from the separation of the
306 3, 59 | completion in ~itself and in its results: because many actions appear
307 3, 63 | objection runs; while the latter results from the ~sacramental character.
308 3, 63 | respect of the free-will, it results that grace ~is in the soul
309 3, 65 | decrease in numbers that results from ~death.~Aquin.: SMT
310 3, 66 | Consequently, one Baptism results from the intention of the ~
311 3, 69 | spiritual movement which results from the instinct of grace.
312 3, 76 | multiplying ~of such images results in the broken mirror on
313 3, 77 | some form is in matter, it ~results that by corruption the form
314 3, 77 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: Hardness results from density; therefore,
315 3, 85 | hope. Therefore penance results from hope rather than from
316 3, 85 | precedes. Therefore penance results from fear.~Aquin.: SMT TP
317 3, 85 | that the act of penance results from servile ~fear as from
318 3, 85 | so the fact that penance ~results from fear does not hinder
319 3, 85 | On the contrary, Penance results from faith, hope, and charity,
320 3, 90 | than for evil, "which results from each single ~defect,"
321 Suppl, 3 | Therefore ~the sorrow which results in the sensitive part from
322 Suppl, 3 | tempers the sorrow that results from the reason in the ~
323 Suppl, 3 | the sorrow of contrition results from the love of ~charity.
324 Suppl, 4 | the sensitive part, and results from the ~former: and as
325 Suppl, 4 | the ~sorrow of contrition results from charity, as stated
326 Suppl, 7 | OBJ 4: Since confession results from hope rather than from
327 Suppl, 8 | of his punishment which results from the power of ~the keys;
328 Suppl, 19| possession of the keys results from having orders. But
329 Suppl, 19| which we receive from Christ results ~from the character whereby
330 Suppl, 19| Christ, whereas in Christ ~it results not from a character, but
331 Suppl, 19| as the power of the keys results from orders, so does the
332 Suppl, 20| understood of the power which results from receiving ~orders,
333 Suppl, 22| The power of consecration results from the power of the ~character
334 Suppl, 22| of excommunication which results ~from jurisdiction, for
335 Suppl, 29| not such that it always ~results from the minister's prayer,
336 Suppl, 34| far as difference of grace results in ~them from difference
337 Suppl, 34| of nature. But in them it results directly from ~their difference
338 Suppl, 34| denotes the degree which results in the ~order taken in the
339 Suppl, 37| receiving Divine things, which results from the human species,
340 Suppl, 38| forgiveness of sins which results from grace, and consequently
341 Suppl, 42| since no sanctification results ~from them. Therefore grace
342 Suppl, 42| with the form of ~words results immediately not in the infusion
343 Suppl, 43| marriages are ~wont to have evil results; unless the parties be bound
344 Suppl, 43| complete self-control; it results rather from the movement ~
345 Suppl, 45| matrimony, a ~certain obligation results from the words expressing
346 Suppl, 45| forbidden on account of the evil results to which they are ~liable,
347 Suppl, 47| And since this compulsion results from one's fear of ~a threatening
348 Suppl, 47| marriage, but only when evil results are feared from its dissolution.
349 Suppl, 54| Since then consanguinity ~results from this power being communicated
350 Suppl, 54| things a different degree results from the ~addition of one
351 Suppl, 55| inquiry:~(1) Whether affinity results from matrimony?~(2) Whether
352 Suppl, 55| OBJ 3: Further, a relation results sometimes from a movement
353 Suppl, 55| both extremes. Sometimes it results from the movement ~of one
354 Suppl, 55| one way when a relation ~results from the movement of one
355 Suppl, 55| another way when the relation results from the movement of one
356 Suppl, 55| of ~the other; thus there results equality between two men
357 Suppl, 55| relation of brotherhood ~which results in a grown child on the
358 Suppl, 55| time it happens ~that there results in him the aforesaid relation
359 Suppl, 55| stock as the husband, there results in him affinity with the ~
360 Suppl, 55| relationship between persons that results from carnal ~intercourse
361 Suppl, 55| relationship of persons which results from carnal intercourse
362 Suppl, 55| Consequently affinity results from the marriage contract
363 Suppl, 55| and in like manner ~there results from betrothal, which is
364 Suppl, 55| nor anything akin ~to it results because the betrothal is
365 Suppl, 55| from such a contract there results the ~impediment called "
366 Suppl, 55| an assembly of men there results in her acts ~something of
367 Suppl, 56| no spiritual relationship results from preaching. Neither
368 Suppl, 56| Therefore spiritual relationship results from the preaching ~of the
369 Suppl, 56| any spiritual relationship results between them whereby ~they
370 Suppl, 56| no spiritual relationship results between godfather ~and godmother,
371 Suppl, 57| no tie of relationship results from persons conferring
372 Suppl, 57| Therefore no tie of relationship results from adoption.~Aquin.: SMT
373 Suppl, 57| a kind ~of relationship results from adoption, namely legal
374 Suppl, 57| adoption." Therefore adoption results in a tie which is ~an impediment
375 Suppl, 63| the due matter - which ~results from the parties having
376 Suppl, 65| In certain cases no evil results ensue if a person ~surrenders
377 Suppl, 66| 1/1~Whether irregularity results from bigamy, when one husband
378 Suppl, 66| Wherefore since irregularity results from marriage, it cannot
379 Suppl, 70| body in so far as there results one thing from the ~soul
380 Suppl, 70| suffering than that which results from imaginary vision, since
381 Suppl, 70| with it, whereas the former results from false fancies ~which
382 Suppl, 70| that from their union there results one ~thing simply: and the
383 Suppl, 71| efficacy of the suffrages that results from ~the action as proceeding
384 Suppl, 72| that nature and whatever results from that ~nature (Phys.
385 Suppl, 76| from which the mixture ~results. Therefore the form of a
386 Suppl, 76| Secondly, because human nature results from union of ~parts. Now
387 Suppl, 76| the whole specific nature results therefrom. According to
388 Suppl, 77| the ~multiplication that results from generation, must needs
389 Suppl, 77| the first radical humors ~results in the whole mixture not
390 Suppl, 78| contrary, Natural quantity results from each individual's nature. ~
391 Suppl, 79| because "increase ~of passion results in loss of substance" [*
392 Suppl, 79| otherwise that all passion results from the agent overcoming
393 Suppl, 79| 1~OBJ 5: Further. seeing results from the pupil receiving
394 Suppl, 80| occupying each a distinct place results from the ~nature of dimensive
395 Suppl, 80| the aforesaid necessity ~results in placed matter, so that
396 Suppl, 81| Sometimes ~again the resistance results from both, as may be seen
397 Suppl, 81| movable to the mover, that results from ~opposition to such
398 Suppl, 82| the clarity of that body results from the density of the
399 Suppl, 82| clarity of the glorified body results from the merit of ~the will
400 Suppl, 83| the lack of limbs that ~results from mutilation, as well
401 Suppl, 83| increase of passion ~results in loss of substance." Now "
402 Suppl, 89| being) and matter, there ~results one thing simply, so from
403 Suppl, 89| intellect itself, there results one thing ~intelligibly.
404 Suppl, 89| Reply OBJ 4: All knowledge results from some kind of abstraction
405 Suppl, 89| OBJ 4: Defective knowledge results not only from excess and ~
406 Suppl, 90| whole - namely, man who results from the union of soul and ~
407 Suppl, 92| in so far as one thing results from their spiritual union. ~
408 Suppl, 93| Hence ~something principal results in the effect with reference
409 Suppl, 93| which is the aurea, there results a certain ~comeliness in
410 Suppl, 93| joy ~in the aureole there results a certain bodily comeliness:
411 Suppl, 94| contrary, Corporeal weeping results from dissolving into tears. ~
412 Suppl, 95| the number of the damned results in ~an increase of each
413 Appen1, 1| death the pain of sense results from the power of the ~natural
414 Appen1, 2| in Christ, which excess results from the corruption of ~
415 Appen1, 2| proneness of the fomes, ~sin results in the mind; wherefore even
416 Appen2, 1| not a perfect cause, but results from each single ~defect:
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