Part, Question
1 1, 14 | observe ~that some wishing to show that God knows many things
2 1, 14 | 2/4~Now some, wishing to show how this can be, said that
3 1, 17 | De Vera Relig. 33), they show ~nothing but their own species.
4 1, 19 | which we ~are accustomed to show that we will something.
5 1, 19 | will something. A man may show that he ~wills something,
6 1, 19 | means of another. He may show it ~by himself, by doing
7 1, 20 | likeness of effects, as already show (Q[3], A[2]~, ad 2; Q[19],
8 1, 23 | What if God, willing to show His ~wrath [that is, the
9 1, 23 | destruction; that He might show the riches of His glory
10 1, 25 | them, nor did His Father show them to ~refute the Jews.
11 1, 26 | Which in His times He shall show, ~who is the Blessed and
12 1, 27 | while many other passages show the same, whereby we know
13 1, 28 | in God; but he wished to show that it was not to be ~predicated
14 1, 30 | whole Trinity, as we shall show ~further on (Q[42], AA[1],
15 1, 30 | when we ~say "three men" we show that "man" is common to
16 1, 32 | proof can be brought ~to show that the movement of the
17 1, 32 | procession of love, we ~show that God produced creatures
18 1, 32 | light that it was good," to ~show proof of the divine love.
19 1, 34 | perfection in various ways. To show that He is of the same nature
20 1, 34 | He is called the Son; to show that He is co-eternal, He
21 1, 34 | called the Splendor; to show that He is altogether like,
22 1, 34 | is called the ~Image; to show that He is begotten immaterially,
23 1, 42 | but their meaning is to show that the Son derives His
24 1, 43 | they are made in order to show forth in some special way
25 1, 43 | mission made to Christ should show forth the invisible mission
26 1, 43 | dove, a fruitful animal, to show forth in ~Christ the authority
27 1, 43 | appearance of a bright cloud, to ~show the exuberance of doctrine;
28 1, 43 | the form of ~breathing to show forth the power of their
29 1, 43 | sign of fiery tongues ~to show forth the office of teaching;
30 1, 44 | reason adduced does not show that matter is not ~created,
31 1, 45 | a finite effect does not show an infinite power, yet to
32 1, 45 | create ~it from nothing does show an infinite power: which
33 1, 50 | one glance is enough to show that there cannot be one
34 1, 54 | As the words themselves show, the Philosopher understands ~
35 1, 54 | single ~objects, as we shall show (Q[57], A[2]), yet not through
36 1, 57 | according to Is. 41:23: "Show the things that are ~to
37 1, 57 | brightness of the body will show forth the quality of ~the
38 1, 60 | and "binding" in order to ~show the derivation of love from
39 1, 61 | corporeal place in order ~to show their relationship to corporeal
40 1, 65 | Therefore, in order to show ~that all bodies were created
41 1, 68 | but equivocally. And to show that ~the word is here used
42 1, 68 | mountains, all to go to show the impossibility of this.
43 1, 69 | that precede, in order to show that higher and spiritual ~
44 1, 69 | it bring forth to thee," show that by the production of
45 1, 70 | and the moved, goes ~on to show the nature of the union
46 1, 71 | light on the fourth day, to show that ~the fourth day corresponds
47 1, 71 | firmament of heaven to show that the fifth day corresponds
48 1, 74 | thereby it is intended to show that the ~natural day does
49 1, 42 | but their meaning is to show that the Son derives His
50 1, 43 | they are made in order to show forth in some special way
51 1, 43 | mission made to Christ should show forth the invisible mission
52 1, 43 | dove, a fruitful animal, to show forth in ~Christ the authority
53 1, 43 | appearance of a bright cloud, to ~show the exuberance of doctrine;
54 1, 43 | the form of breathing to show forth the power of their
55 1, 43 | sign of fiery tongues ~to show forth the office of teaching;
56 1, 45 | reason adduced does not show that matter is not ~created,
57 1, 46 | a finite effect does not show an infinite power, yet to
58 1, 46 | create ~it from nothing does show an infinite power: which
59 1, 51 | one glance is enough to show that there cannot be one
60 1, 55 | As the words themselves show, the Philosopher understands ~
61 1, 55 | single ~objects, as we shall show (Q[57], A[2]), yet not through
62 1, 58 | according to Is. 41:23: "Show the things that are ~to
63 1, 58 | brightness of the body will show forth the quality of ~the
64 1, 61 | and "binding" in order to ~show the derivation of love from
65 1, 62 | corporeal place in order ~to show their relationship to corporeal
66 1, 66 | Therefore, in order to show ~that all bodies were created
67 1, 69 | but equivocally. And to show that ~the word is here used
68 1, 69 | mountains, all to go to show the impossibility of this.
69 1, 70 | that precede, in order to show that higher and spiritual ~
70 1, 70 | it bring forth to thee," show that by the production of
71 1, 71 | and the moved, goes ~on to show the nature of the union
72 1, 71 | light on the fourth day, to show that ~the fourth day corresponds
73 1, 71 | firmament of heaven to show that the fifth day corresponds
74 1, 73 | thereby it is intended to show that the ~natural day does
75 1, 83 | Augustine, ~in order to show that corporeal images are
76 1, 88 | carefully examined will show that ~he said this on the
77 1, 90 | special way of speaking, to ~show that other things were made
78 1, 94 | the angels and men, as to show first what they could ~do
79 1, 94 | in these words means to show that there is a ~spiritual
80 1, 96 | immortality; while ~the others show that it caused incorruption
81 1, 102 | of chance. Wherefore ~to show how things happen by chance
82 1, 105 | vii): "Theologians plainly show that the ~orders of the
83 1, 105 | Who, when Moses asked: "Show me Thy glory," ~answered: "
84 1, 105 | glory," ~answered: "I will show thee all good" (Ex. 33:18,
85 1, 106 | the door of the tongue to show what we really are." But
86 1, 107 | careful comparison will show that little or no difference ~
87 1, 111 | in ~order that He might show the excellence of the new
88 1, 113 | activity of the demons will show itself especially ~in the
89 2, 2 | length of days, and I will show him my salvation."~Aquin.:
90 2, 14 | based on inquiry," ~so as to show that counsel belongs, in
91 2, 19 | of our reason is able to show us good things, and guide
92 2, 19 | of the act, as we shall show later on (Q[20]~, A[4];
93 2, 38 | with sorrow, make outward show of their sorrow, by tears
94 2, 47 | to another, this seems to show that ~he thinks little of
95 2, 47 | of him: and those too who show signs of hilarity when ~
96 2, 48 | hindered, the less does a man ~show his thoughts. But the Philosopher
97 2, 51 | sometimes, in order to show His power, He ~causes health,
98 2, 55 | of justice, as we shall show further on (Q[60], A[2];
99 2, 58 | moral virtues, as we shall show further on (Q[61], ~A[1]).
100 2, 62 | in some way, as we shall show further ~on (Q[65], AA[2],
101 2, 70 | Spirit] there are; but to show how the former should be
102 2, 72 | species of sins, but to show their various causes.~Aquin.:
103 2, 73 | The Lord Who is good will show mercy to ~all them, who
104 2, 81 | soon after ~their birth, to show that they have to be washed
105 2, 81 | erroneous, ~endeavored to show how the guilt of the parent'
106 2, 87 | The words in ~brackets show the readings of the Vulgate];
107 2, 89 | other ~virtues, as we shall show further on (SS, Q[24], A[
108 2, 90 | same ~text goes on: "Who show the work of the law written
109 2, 96 | themselves," since they "show the work of the law written
110 2, 98 | shortly ~afterwards we read, "Show me Thy glory. Therefore
111 2, 100 | second is that he should show Him reverence: the ~third
112 2, 101 | Job 11:6): "That He might show thee the secrets of ~His
113 2, 102 | offered to God ~specially to show reverence to His majesty,
114 2, 102 | Wherefore, in ~order to show that to God we owe both
115 2, 102 | the mountains which I will show thee": and ~it is related
116 2, 102 | Another reason was in order to show that bodily worship is not
117 2, 102 | one towards the other, to show that they are at ~peace
118 2, 102 | must be observed that to show the imperfection of the
119 2, 102 | camp. Moreover, in order to show that this ~sacrifice cleansed
120 2, 102 | of that sin, in order to show that whatever was in any
121 2, 102 | institution, was with a view to show that they were in ~possession
122 2, 102 | placed on their ~hands, to show that they received the power
123 2, 102 | threefold. The first was to show detestation for the idolatry ~
124 2, 103 | heathendom, was in order ~to show that there is a difference
125 2, 104 | precept, that man should show ~some fitness for the divine
126 2, 105 | wealth to ~make too much show of magnificence: both because
127 2, 105 | than trees. But we should ~show greater care and love for
128 2, 106 | who have [Vulg.: 'show'] the work of the law ~written
129 2, 113 | we say: ~"O God, Who dost show forth Thine all-mightiness
130 2, 1 | speaking, is God, as we shall show further on (Q[25]~, A[1]).~
131 2, 1 | intellect, as we shall show further on (Q[4], AA[2],
132 2, 1 | are affixed to words to show their ~gender, number or
133 2, 1 | My name Adonai I did not show them": David also said ~(
134 2, 2 | the reason, as we shall show further on ~(Q[4], A[2]).
135 2, 4 | by charity, as we ~shall show further on (Q[23], A[8]),
136 2, 8 | both ~matters, as we shall show further on (Q[9], A[3]),
137 2, 10 | Parmen. iii, 2) "these words show that when ~this is not to
138 2, 10 | no league ~with them, nor show mercy to them; neither shalt
139 2, 11 | converted, they do not as yet show signs of inconstancy in
140 2, 16 | of the mind, as we shall show further on (A[5]; Q[18],
141 2, 18 | belongs to filial fear to show reverence and submission
142 2, 23 | says (1 Cor. 12:31): "I show unto ~you yet a more excellent
143 2, 24 | Whether we are bound to show them tokens of friendship?~(
144 2, 24 | incurable, we ought no longer to show them friendliness. It is
145 2, 24 | put enmities ~aside and show love towards his neighbor:
146 2, 24 | salvation that we should show our enemies the ~signs and
147 2, 24 | charity demands of a man to show his enemy the ~signs or
148 2, 24 | charity requires that a man show his enemies such signs and
149 2, 24 | charity requires us to show the signs and effects of
150 2, 24 | does not require ~us to show the signs and effects of
151 2, 24 | requires that we should show such like ~favors or signs
152 2, 24 | necessary for salvation that we show ~our enemies such like favors
153 2, 24 | Outside cases of urgency, to ~show such like favors to an enemy
154 2, 31 | Augustine says in his Rule: "Show mercy not only to ~yourselves,
155 2, 31 | citing witnesses. First, to ~show that the deed in question
156 2, 32 | to us, in so far as they show hostility ~towards us, and
157 2, 38 | drink the chalice, you shall show the death of the Lord, until
158 2, 47 | of circumstances. Thus to show signs of love ~to someone
159 2, 56 | the "will," in order to show that the act of justice
160 2, 64 | removes sin, as we shall show further on ~(A[7]). Hence
161 2, 65 | of ~them, and they shall show thee the truth of the judgment."
162 2, 65 | it is not ~left to him to show mercy.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
163 2, 69 | circumstance," because one ought to show kindness to those especially
164 2, 71 | by our pained ~demeanor show him that we are displeased
165 2, 76 | man might lend ~coins for show, or to be used as security.~
166 2, 79 | belongs to religion to show reverence to one God under
167 2, 81 | a desire, or in order to show how speedily they are ~heard,
168 2, 81 | properly to ~religion to show honor to God, wherefore
169 2, 81 | pray, ~as in Ps. 79:4, "Show us Thy face, and we shall
170 2, 82 | is proper to religion to show reverence to God. Hence
171 2, 83 | the people are ~wont to show the sovereign ruler some
172 2, 85 | precepts; and rather did He show them to be deserving of
173 2, 87 | religion or latria is to show reverence to ~God. But the
174 2, 87 | very great honor." Now to show ~reverence to God belongs
175 2, 87 | intending to assure a man, we show ~reverence to God. For we
176 2, 87 | mere word, but in order ~to show that the statement made
177 2, 89 | the way by which I will show him the salvation ~of God."
178 2, 89 | devotion, ~but in order to show off, or to provoke pleasure.
179 2, 90 | Which things have indeed a show of wisdom in ~superstition."
180 2, 90 | Which things have . . . a show of ~wisdom in superstition,"
181 2, 93 | is written (Is. ~41:23): "Show the things that are to come
182 2, 96 | to which it belongs to ~show reverence to God.~Aquin.:
183 2, 98 | praise, he only makes a show of it, and under false pretenses
184 2, 101 | species. For by dulia we show ~honor to our neighbor.
185 2, 102 | and ~you at that time, to show you His words." Now there
186 2, 105 | instance if one were to ~show gratitude for things for
187 2, 107 | as when a man does not show the whole ~good that is
188 2, 108 | consideration of ~the matter will show that these various kinds
189 2, 109 | to the virtue of truth to show oneself outwardly by outward
190 2, 109 | in lewdness, ~he makes a show of poverty and fills his
191 2, 109 | purposes, since by making a show of saintly conduct they
192 2, 109 | holiness in order to make a show of ~righteousness, he would
193 2, 109 | proximate end, which is to show oneself other than one is.
194 2, 110 | lying, as when a man makes a show of his own excellence. Thus
195 2, 110 | feast . . . that he ~might show the riches of the glory"
196 2, 111 | intends by so doing to make a show of some spiritual excellence.
197 2, 112 | simulation that a person should show signs of friendship to those
198 2, 112 | of friendship, which we ~show outwardly by words or deeds,
199 2, 112 | this: because we do not ~show them signs of perfect friendship,
200 2, 112 | this reason we should not show a ~cheerful face to those
201 2, 112 | care of their body, and show not thy countenance gay
202 2, 122 | of ~the body he does not show by deed that he despises
203 2, 122 | according to James 2:18, "I will show thee, by works, my faith."
204 2, 127 | the ~result is that they show greater honor to those who
205 2, 129 | seems to regard outward show: for it is written ~(Acts
206 2, 129 | magnanimity is not about ~outward show. Therefore ambition is not
207 2, 133 | do so in order to make a ~show of their wealth, as stated
208 2, 136 | by this means to make a show of his own excellence: ~
209 2, 137 | pleasures of the ~passing show." Now noisome pleasures
210 2, 150 | body." This is ~added to show the difficulty of virginity:
211 2, 150 | the authority of Holy Writ show that neither is marriage
212 2, 152 | fornication, as we shall show further on when we treat
213 2, 154 | to be continent, does not show ~incontinence to be no sin,
214 2, 158 | The fourth regards outward show, for instance in dress and
215 2, 159 | assigns humility to outward ~show; for he says that humility
216 2, 159 | only in heart, but also to ~show it in one's very person,
217 2, 160 | indicative of pride as to show oneself ungrateful": and
218 2, 160 | humble ~in heart, and to show it in one's very person,
219 2, 160 | vainglory covets ~the outward show of excellence.~Aquin.: SMT
220 2, 166 | and the gait of the man, show what he is"; and Ambrose
221 2, 172 | My name Adonai I ~did not show to them"; because previously
222 2, 176 | false ~prophets, and shall show great signs and wonders."
223 2, 178 | however, God's effects show us the way to the contemplation
224 2, 178 | essence, but he wishes to show ~that because "all creatures
225 2, 183 | about ~his greater love, to show that when we find a man
226 2, 184 | The Lord Who is good will show mercy to all them who with ~
227 2, 185 | scandal to the weak: and show men that you ~seek not an
228 2, 185 | holiness for the sake of show: and this is especially
229 2, 187 | Wherefore in order to show that the perfection of the
230 3, 1 | xii, 10): "We shall also show that ~other ways were not
231 3, 1 | raising our hope as to show us how deeply God loved
232 3, 1 | the Lord's coming than to ~show God's love for us?" And
233 3, 2 | hypostasis, is enough to show that it is not an ~accidental
234 3, 4 | of God, but in ~order to show the condition of the creature,
235 3, 4 | human nature in order to show Himself in men's sight, ~
236 3, 5 | and commonest earth, they show the power of their craft;
237 3, 5 | and ~hungry. Now these show that He had a true soul,
238 3, 14 | 26. ~Thirdly, in order to show us an example of patience
239 3, 15 | taken to mean "before he show himself to know."~Aquin.:
240 3, 15 | of fearing. And yet to ~show the reality of His human
241 3, 15 | Lord wondered in order to show us that we, who still ~need
242 3, 16 | forgive sins,' in order to show that by an indivisible union
243 3, 21 | instruction. ~First, that He might show Himself to be from the Father;
244 3, 21 | need be, but He wished to show Himself a suppliant ~of
245 3, 21 | three things. First, to ~show that He had taken a true
246 3, 21 | affections: secondly, to show that a man may wish with
247 3, 21 | does not wish: thirdly, to show that man should subject
248 3, 21 | of praying; ~and also to show that His Father is the author
249 3, 25 | yet to these we do not show the worship of "latria."
250 3, 25 | 1/1~On the contrary, We show the worship of "latria"
251 3, 25 | same veneration as they show to ~the king.~Aquin.: SMT
252 3, 25 | them confidently, in open show, triumphing over them in ~
253 3, 25 | manifest that we should show honor to ~the saints of
254 3, 28 | Wherefore ~in order to show that body to be the body
255 3, 28 | OBJ 2: Christ wished so to show the reality of His body,
256 3, 28 | lowly things. Wherefore, to show that His body was real,
257 3, 29 | His power known, but to show ~Himself to be in all things
258 3, 30 | 4~Fourthly, in order to show that there is a certain
259 3, 31 | Son ~of both, in order to show that He came for the salvation
260 3, 31 | s brethren, in ~order to show that they belong to God'
261 3, 31 | Another motive was to show the emptiness of pride of
262 3, 34 | Moral. xviii): "In order to show the distinction between
263 3, 35 | therefore, in order the more to show His ~power, He set up the
264 3, 35 | increase in ~length," so as to show that He came in order that
265 3, 36 | because it devolved on them to show reverence ~to the child
266 3, 36 | namely, to Anna - so as to show no condition of men ~to
267 3, 36 | therefore, do the ~'heavens show forth the glory of God.'"
268 3, 37 | heaven. Secondly, in order to show ~His approval of circumcision,
269 3, 37 | circumcision, in order to show that "no one who is not
270 3, 37 | animals are ~offered, to show that holiness should be
271 3, 37 | obedience; and in order to ~show His approval of the Law;
272 3, 39 | thus baptized, He ~might show His approval of John's baptism."
273 3, 39 | imaginary, He did not wish to show His wisdom and power ~before
274 3, 39 | baptized, heaven was opened, to show that in future the ~heavenly
275 3, 39 | heavens were opened, to show that the way to heaven is
276 3, 39 | two reasons. First, to show with what fervor their hearts
277 3, 39 | not real, but in ~order to show that He did not appear in
278 3, 40 | For it behooved Christ to show by ~His manner of life not
279 3, 40 | taught us to do nothing for ~show, and to withdraw from the
280 3, 40 | conduct to the Law, first, to ~show His approval of the Old
281 3, 40 | in His own self, so as to show ~that it was ordained to
282 3, 40 | those words Christ wished to show that man is made ~unclean
283 3, 41 | 3~Secondly, in order to show that the devil assails with
284 3, 41 | austere life in order to show Himself outwardly in conformity
285 3, 41 | they do certain things for show, which pertains to ~vainglory.
286 3, 42 | alone. First, in order to show that by His coming the promises
287 3, 42 | 4~Secondly, in order to show that His coming was of God;
288 3, 43 | doctrine, ~and in order to show forth His Divine power.
289 3, 43 | suitable wonders; say they, show ~forth the presence of so
290 3, 44 | Therefore it was not fitting to show forth to men other miracles ~
291 3, 44 | the ~demons, but first, to show . . . how harmful are the
292 3, 44 | the blind man, wishing to show ~that His Divine word, accompanied
293 3, 44 | heals little ~by little, to show the extent of human blindness,
294 3, 45 | fitting that He should show His disciples the glory
295 3, 45 | passion. Christ, then, did show in ~Himself certain indications
296 3, 45 | Chrysostom says: "Wishing to show with what kind ~of glory
297 3, 45 | transfigured in order to show men His ~glory, and to arouse
298 3, 45 | together with Christ, they show how ~falsely the Jews "accused
299 3, 45 | A third reason ~was "to show that He has power of death
300 3, 45 | purpose, but in order ~to show the divers modes in which
301 3, 45 | voice of the Father, to show that the glory which was ~
302 3, 46 | dignity; but let us also show that other possible means
303 3, 46 | not becoming for Him to show any decay of nature nor
304 3, 46 | chief priests ~dwelt, to show that the wickedness of His
305 3, 46 | and one upon His left, to show that all mankind ~is called
306 3, 47 | In order for Christ to show that the Passion inflicted
307 3, 48 | touching him "in order to show ~that His flesh had saving
308 3, 50 | Secondly, in order to show the reality of the flesh
309 3, 53 | members. Accordingly, to show forth the excellence of
310 3, 54 | food, but in order thus to show the nature of His risen
311 3, 54 | the Father, He may ~always show the manner of death He endured
312 3, 54 | and saw them, so will He show His wounds to His ~enemies,
313 3, 55 | men did not or could not show; because angels have ~frequently
314 3, 55 | which He set before them to show the truth of the ~Resurrection,
315 3, 55 | through closed doors, to show that His body was of the
316 3, 55 | human nature, and others to show forth His ~glory in rising
317 3, 55 | ascended to My Father,'" ~show "that in that woman there
318 3, 55 | Lord wished especially to show that He was the same as ~
319 3, 55 | weakness, Christ meant to show them the glory of His majesty;
320 3, 57 | earth; either in order ~to show Himself to the whole world,
321 3, 57 | the judgment; or else to show ~Himself particularly to
322 3, 60 | s salvation, as we shall show ~farther on (Q[61], A[1]):
323 3, 64 | as baptism, as we shall show further on (Q[65], ~AA[3],
324 3, 68 | to a sick man, unless he show some sign of life.~Aquin.:
325 3, 68 | no lucid intervals, and ~show no signs of the use of reason.
326 3, 69 | be insincere who makes a show of willing ~what he wills
327 3, 69 | that very fact ~makes a show of having right faith in
328 3, 72 | the forehead, that he may show ~publicly that he is a Christian:
329 3, 73 | of punishment": ~so as to show that this sacrament is in
330 3, 73 | drink the chalice, you shall show the death of the Lord, until
331 3, 73 | times among men something to show forth our ~Lord's Passion;
332 3, 74 | dog and the wolf goes to show that they ~are allied but
333 3, 74 | Passion; but ~merely to show its effect, which is to
334 3, 74 | offered mixed with the wine to show that the ~wine belongs of
335 3, 74 | some have said, in order to show that Christ's body ~was
336 3, 76 | truly there, to Whom we show reverence of "latria." Therefore,
337 3, 76 | represent the truth," namely, to show by this ~miraculous apparition
338 3, 78 | drink the chalice, you shall show the ~death of the Lord."
339 3, 78 | exclude ~reality, but to show that the reality is hidden,
340 3, 80 | Mass and communicate, and ~show that he is innocent of each
341 3, 81 | is Hilary's argument, to show that Judas did not ~receive
342 3, 83 | when ~the dawn begins to show: because then the sun is
343 3, 83 | sacrament; ~both that we may show our reverence for the sacrament,
344 3, 83 | the way by which I ~will show him the salvation of God":
345 3, 83 | sung in ~which the people show that they assent by faith
346 3, 83 | in the person of God; to show ~that the things they denote
347 3, 83 | secondly, it serves to show the effect of grace, wherewith
348 3, 84 | and also that one should show some ~signs of grief, even
349 3, 84 | others, since, in order to show His mercy ~and power, He
350 3, 89 | can be sure that those who show no ~signs of humble compunction,
351 3, 90 | satisfaction, as we shall show further on (A[2]), it follows
352 Suppl, 5 | so does interior sorrow show itself in the exterior members: ~
353 Suppl, 18| 2/2~The other arguments show that the power of the keys
354 Suppl, 26| indulgence, ~as we shall show presently (Q[27], A[1]).
355 Suppl, 29| Reply OBJ 3: Christ did not show forth any sacrament except
356 Suppl, 29| in Him: hence He did not show ~them forth.~Aquin.: SMT
357 Suppl, 29| by a priest, ~in order to show that the priest's power
358 Suppl, 34| the matter is employed to show the ~powers conferred in
359 Suppl, 37| three reasons. First to show forth the wisdom of God,
360 Suppl, 37| 1/1~I answer that, Some show the sufficiency of the orders
361 Suppl, 40| of all to Peter alone, to show that this ~power must come
362 Suppl, 40| from both shoulders, to ~show that he has received full
363 Suppl, 43| nevertheless the parties show that they ratify their former ~
364 Suppl, 45| judged to be the case if they show no dissent ~when they are
365 Suppl, 48| arguments on the contrary side show that consent is not given ~
366 Suppl, 55| contrary sense would seem to show ~that no tie is caused by
367 Suppl, 65| contrary side" would seem ~to show that plurality of wives
368 Suppl, 66| concupiscence, which does indeed show itself ~in bigamous persons,
369 Suppl, 66| loved the Church," ~which show that the bride signifies
370 Suppl, 67| the law or the prophets: "Show My people their wicked ~
371 Suppl, 67| was of no use except to show the ~causes for divorce.
372 Suppl, 71| contrary sense would seem to show ~that it matters not whether
373 Suppl, 71| their bodies, ~so as to show that "the bodies of the
374 Suppl, 72| Augustine uses this argument to show that the souls of the dead
375 Suppl, 72| action, whereas it ~does not show forth the virtue of the
376 Suppl, 77| of the agent, but also to show its ~virtue. Hence it will
377 Suppl, 77| of human nature and to ~show forth its natural power.~
378 Suppl, 77| parts, but in ~order to show that the same parts may
379 Suppl, 79| of human nature and will show forth the wisdom of their ~
380 Suppl, 81| angels and all creatures will show them.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[84]
381 Suppl, 81| in ~their power, they may show forth the excellence of
382 Suppl, 81| they will be ~unable to show forth their motive power
383 Suppl, 81| glory), but in order to show the ~soul's power. On the
384 Suppl, 81| heavenly bodies ~could not show their power, except the
385 Suppl, 82| of ~the glorified body to show forth its clarity or to
386 Suppl, 82| that ~this will be able to show it or hide it.~Aquin.: SMT
387 Suppl, 85| ascended from there, so as to show that He who descends is
388 Suppl, 85| Divine power in order to show the parallel ~between His
389 Suppl, 87| coming to the ~judgment will show not only the scars of His
390 Suppl, 87| on men, He will have to show forth His glory ~which is
391 Suppl, 87| past weakness: so as to show how justly those ~were condemned
392 Suppl, 87| infirmity. He will also ~show forth His most shameful
393 Suppl, 87| body has it in its power to show itself or not ~to show itself
394 Suppl, 87| to show itself or not ~to show itself to an eye that is
395 Suppl, 88| comeliness and ~beauty, which show forth the wisdom of their
396 Suppl, 89| according ~to Ex. 33:13, "Show me Thy glory"; Ps. 79:20, "
397 Suppl, 89| Thy glory"; Ps. 79:20, "Show Thy face and we shall ~be
398 Suppl, 89| be saved"; and Jn. 14:8, "Show us the Father and it is
399 Suppl, 89| will: and even as He will show Himself to ~whom He will,
400 Suppl, 89| whom He will, so will He show in Himself whatsoever He
401 Suppl, 89| suffice the intellect: "Lord, show us the Father and it is
402 Suppl, 96| Those will obtain mercy who show mercy in an ordinate ~manner.
403 Suppl, 96| neglectful of ~themselves do not show mercy ordinately, rather
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