Part, Question
1 1, 41 | wanting; just as we ourselves suffer many ~things against our
2 1, 41 | wanting; just as we ourselves suffer many ~things against our
3 1, 88 | Divine ~justice, they do not suffer from sorrow, nor do they
4 1, 96 | thus a thing is said to suffer when changed from its ~natural
5 1, 96 | generation. Hence as man does not suffer any natural ~deterioration
6 1, 112 | far as He allows man to suffer some defect of punishment
7 2, 2 | other things, lest he should suffer loss of honor. Therefore ~
8 2, 6 | will, then, the will can suffer ~violence, in so far as
9 2, 6 | commanded act, ~the will can suffer violence: and consequently
10 2, 6 | as long as the will to suffer that ~action remains in
11 2, 6 | something by ~being willing to suffer. Consequently this cannot
12 2, 9 | Further, the will cannot suffer violence, as was shown above ~(
13 2, 22 | sensitive appetite cannot "suffer" Divine things, since its ~
14 2, 22 | are disposed to passion, suffer much even from petty agents.
15 2, 28 | Para. 1/2~I answer that, To suffer ecstasy means to be placed
16 2, 28 | thus, a man is said to suffer ~ecstasy, inasmuch as he
17 2, 28 | thus a man may be said to suffer ecstasy, ~when he is overcome
18 2, 28 | power, a man is said to suffer ecstasy, when that power
19 2, 31 | pleasures, ~rather than suffer loss of honor which is an
20 2, 32 | someone: for whatever we do or suffer for a ~friend is pleasant,
21 2, 35 | in the ~body: as when we suffer something hurtful to the
22 2, 39 | his ~greatest evil is to suffer pain."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
23 2, 42 | wherefore if it be ~an evil to suffer something for a certain
24 2, 42 | time. ~And accordingly, to suffer the same thing for an infinite
25 2, 45 | assistance of those who suffer unjustly." ~Aquin.: SMT
26 2, 46 | Further, it is worse to suffer evil and to grieve for it,
27 2, 46 | for it, than ~merely to suffer it. But when a man hates,
28 2, 46 | the object ~of his hatred suffer evil: whereas the angry
29 2, 47 | that we are angry "when ~we suffer, or think that we are suffering,
30 2, 47 | an injury." But one may suffer ~an injury without being
31 2, 47 | of ~grief; since men who suffer from some defect are more
32 2, 69 | punishment in this life, yet they suffer spiritual punishment. Hence ~
33 2, 69 | the soul; but to those who suffer persecution in ~their bodies,
34 2, 73 | the pains ~of hell, would suffer greater pain in hell for
35 2, 78 | less is that one chooses to suffer some hurt in its regard,
36 2, 78 | follows that it is willing to suffer the ~loss of some spiritual
37 2, 81 | not have been liable to suffer and ~subject to the necessity
38 2, 87 | who have been baptized, ~suffer grievous punishments, fevers,
39 2, 87 | other children who do not suffer such things. Therefore ~
40 2, 87 | them, or which ~children suffer from, are the effects and
41 2, 87 | men, either of those ~who suffer, or of others who are admonished
42 2, 89 | fire," so that he ~will suffer punishment, but not everlasting.
43 2, 93 | passion, in ~so far as they suffer what the eternal law decrees
44 2, 93 | passion; ~since it deserves to suffer punishment according to
45 2, 97 | detestable shame, that we should suffer those traditions ~to be
46 2, 101 | A wise lawgiver should suffer lesser transgressions, that ~
47 2, 102 | should ~also be ready to suffer martyrdom, denoted by the
48 2, 103 | having yet to be born and to suffer: ~whereas our sacraments
49 2, 103 | He shall be born, ~shall suffer and rise again, truths of
50 2, 105 | to others if he ~will not suffer another man to take some
51 2, 107 | admonishing man to be ready to suffer yet greater insults; and ~
52 2, 107 | earthly prosperity than to ~suffer tribulations. But in the
53 2, 108 | prepared ~in his mind to suffer yet more if necessary. They
54 2, 4 | the believer may sometimes suffer a movement of ~doubt, and
55 2, 7 | Him, and that sinners will suffer penal evils from ~God: in
56 2, 8 | are in a state of grace suffer from dulness of mind. Therefore
57 2, 8 | have sanctifying grace may suffer dulness of mind ~with regard
58 2, 10 | meaning of Our Lord's words, "Suffer both to grow until ~the
59 2, 11 | servants (Mt. 13:30) to suffer ~the cockle "to grow until
60 2, 18 | things is worse than to suffer any ~punishment whatever.~
61 2, 19 | of ~forgiving sins, may suffer a movement of despair, to
62 2, 24 | Wizards thou shalt not suffer to live." ~Therefore sinners
63 2, 25 | whereby sometimes the citizens suffer damage ~even to their own
64 2, 25 | however, man ought not to suffer injury ~by sinning, in order
65 2, 28 | unhappiness that a man should suffer what he wishes not.~Aquin.:
66 2, 28 | suffers in himself, as when we suffer cruel treatment in ourselves,
67 2, 28 | pity their ~distress, but suffer as for our own sores; in
68 2, 28 | distress, do not fear to ~suffer more, wherefore they are
69 2, 28 | think that he is going to ~suffer something in the future,
70 2, 28 | deservedly whatever they suffer. Hence Gregory ~says (Hom.
71 2, 28 | as it esteems someone to suffer undeservedly, ~whereas nemesis
72 2, 28 | as it esteems someone to suffer ~deservedly, and grieves,
73 2, 29 | through hunger or thirst, or suffer some like distress, unless
74 2, 30 | recovered, so that he does ~not suffer extreme inconvenience. Thirdly,
75 2, 31 | may think, or lest one may suffer grievous pain or ~death;
76 2, 31 | prove the accusation, to suffer the same punishment as the ~
77 2, 31 | the ~accused would have to suffer if proved guilty.] Therefore
78 2, 34 | prospers, we dread lest many suffer unjustly."~Aquin.: SMT SS
79 2, 40 | inordinately, that his subjects ~suffer greater harm from the consequent
80 2, 41 | therefore can other perfect ~men suffer scandal.~Aquin.: SMT SS
81 2, 41 | Therefore even perfect men can suffer scandal.~Aquin.: SMT SS
82 2, 41 | wrong? why do you not rather suffer ~yourselves to be defrauded?"
83 2, 41 | Sometimes we ~ought to suffer those who rob us of our
84 2, 41 | if it be expedient, to suffer being ~harmed or defrauded,
85 2, 47 | surprises of chance, so as ~to suffer less harm thereby.~
86 2, 53 | Why do you not rather ~suffer yourselves to be defrauded?"
87 2, 57 | deeds?~(3) Whether one can suffer injustice willingly?~(4)
88 2, 57 | Para. 1/1~Whether we can suffer injustice willingly?~Aquin.:
89 2, 57 | would seem that one can suffer injustice willingly. For ~
90 2, 57 | Therefore a man can ~voluntarily suffer injustice especially if
91 2, 57 | Therefore a man may happen to suffer an injustice voluntarily.~
92 2, 57 | 1/1~On the contrary, To suffer an injustice and to do an
93 2, 57 | except voluntarily, nor suffer an injustice save involuntarily;
94 2, 57 | yet the other man does not suffer an injustice, because ~he
95 2, 57 | the other hand a man can suffer an ~injustice if he suffer
96 2, 57 | suffer an ~injustice if he suffer an injustice against his
97 2, 58 | who tells it, but it may suffer from the person who ~ought
98 2, 59 | is such that a man has to suffer in proportion with his deeds, ~
99 2, 59 | loss to another, ~should suffer loss in his belongings.
100 2, 62 | Wizards thou shalt not ~suffer to live"; and (Ps. 100:8): "
101 2, 62 | it is lawful for a man to suffer spontaneously a lesser ~
102 2, 62 | hands ~of the wicked, and to suffer abuses unbecoming his noble
103 2, 66 | prove the accusation, to suffer the same punishment as the ~
104 2, 66 | the ~accused would have to suffer if proved guilty.] Therefore
105 2, 66 | Therefore he is not bound to suffer the punishment of ~retaliation.~
106 2, 66 | accusation, must himself suffer the punishment which his
107 2, 66 | that a man should himself suffer whatever harm he has intended ~
108 2, 66 | severely, should himself suffer a like ~punishment.~Aquin.:
109 2, 67 | that the other party would suffer an injury. The reason why
110 2, 67 | to kill ~himself, but to suffer death: wherefore he is not
111 2, 67 | in order that he may not suffer what is just for him to
112 2, 67 | what is just for him to suffer. ~Even so, if a man were
113 2, 70 | 1/1~Whether one ought to suffer oneself to be reviled?~Aquin.:
114 2, 70 | seem that one ought not to suffer oneself to be reviled. ~
115 2, 70 | Therefore one ought not to suffer oneself to be ~reviled,
116 2, 70 | another. Now one ~ought not to suffer another to be reviled, wherefore
117 2, 70 | Therefore ~neither should one suffer oneself to be reviled.~Aquin.:
118 2, 71 | sin for the listener to suffer the backbiter?~Aquin.: SMT
119 2, 71 | praiseworthy for a man to suffer his own ~backbiters: for
120 2, 71 | perish, so ought we to ~suffer them with equanimity when
121 2, 71 | discretion whether he will ~suffer their detriment to his good
122 2, 74 | when one wishes a sinner to suffer sickness or hindrance of ~
123 2, 75 | while ~an other man will suffer if he be without it. In
124 2, 80 | who vowed ~to his idols to suffer death for the safety of
125 2, 80 | necessary for Christ to suffer [*Lk. 24:25]; and there
126 2, 81 | to the pains ~which they suffer: and in this respect they
127 2, 81 | Even holy men sometimes suffer from a wandering of the ~
128 2, 87 | that man ought rather to suffer temporal loss, than violate
129 2, 91 | declare that Christ has yet to suffer. In the second place, falsehood ~
130 2, 92 | sin against nature he may suffer confusion from the abuse
131 2, 95 | that either she did not suffer such sickness as required
132 2, 99 | answer to him who ~said: "Suffer me first to go and bury
133 2, 102 | s will. For were one to suffer even martyrdom, or to give
134 2, 105 | first is what he deserves to suffer and thus it is ~certain
135 2, 105 | ungrateful man ~deserves to suffer.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[107] A[
136 2, 106 | magnanimity, yet not to suffer God's wrongs, not even by
137 2, 106 | root up the wheat . . . suffer both to grow," says that ~"
138 2, 121 | that Eleazar said: "I ~suffer grievous pains in body:
139 2, 121 | soul am well content to suffer ~these things because I
140 2, 122 | Blessed are they that suffer persecution for justice'
141 2, 122 | suffering ~of Christ Who was to suffer."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[124]
142 2, 122 | that which he chooses to suffer for its sake is more ~odious.
143 2, 122 | necessary for salvation ~to suffer martyrdom; thus we read
144 2, 122 | besides death, ~which one may suffer for Christ's faith, namely
145 2, 122 | essential to ~martyrdom that one suffer the pain of death.~Aquin.:
146 2, 122 | they ~possess, and even to suffer bodily pain, rather than
147 2, 122 | martyrdom requires that a man ~suffer death for Christ's sake.~
148 2, 122 | 15,16): "Let none of you suffer as a murderer, or a ~thief,
149 2, 122 | martyrdom to those who ~suffer.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[124] A[
150 2, 122 | Blessed are they that suffer ~persecution for justice'
151 2, 122 | concupiscences." Hence to suffer as a Christian is not only
152 2, 122 | Christian is not only to suffer in confession of the faith,
153 2, 122 | done by words, but also to ~suffer for doing any good work,
154 2, 123 | fear whereby we dread to suffer carnal ~dangers, or to lose
155 2, 127 | far, to wit, as one has to suffer an ~evil in order to safeguard
156 2, 128 | Peter, whose intent was to suffer for Christ, which has exceeded ~
157 2, 134 | it is more reasonable to suffer ~evil for the sake of good
158 2, 134 | the sake of evil. Yet some suffer evil ~for evil's sake, by
159 2, 134 | it would never choose to suffer them ~for their own sake,
160 2, 134 | belongs to ~patience "to suffer with an equal mind the evils
161 2, 134 | though ~any evil made Him suffer, but because He awaits the
162 2, 141 | is that, although a man ~suffer immoderate concupiscences,
163 2, 142 | those who do nothing wrong suffer ~ignominy, according to
164 2, 142 | were accounted worthy to suffer reproach ~for the name of
165 2, 142 | to be, is that we fear to suffer some ~injury, by being disappointed
166 2, 142 | are slandered, or if they suffer reproach undeservedly. Therefore
167 2, 143 | related in ~2 Macc. 6:28: "I suffer an honorable [honesta] death,
168 2, 149 | whereby it is resolved to suffer any evil ~whatsoever rather
169 2, 152 | man who was ever wont to suffer ~from nocturnal pollution
170 2, 159 | said of us"; the sixth, "to suffer ~oneself to be treated with
171 2, 159 | towards ~those who make us suffer," and this belongs to the
172 2, 160 | written (Tobias 4:14): "Never suffer pride to ~reign in thy mind
173 2, 162 | follow that all men would suffer death in equal measure.
174 2, 162 | who ~conceives must needs suffer sorrows and bring forth
175 2, 173 | as happens to those who suffer ~abstraction from the senses
176 2, 175 | and (1 Tim. 2:12): "I suffer not a woman to ~teach."
177 2, 180 | love a man may now and then suffer ~separation from the sweetness
178 2, 182 | both to abound and to suffer need." Now ~bishops especially
179 2, 183 | persons.' For who would suffer a rich man to be ~chosen
180 2, 184 | admonished so to give as not to suffer privation." Hence in like
181 2, 184 | venial; but they bind one to suffer the ~punishment affixed
182 2, 187 | Lord said (Mt. 19:14): "Suffer the little children, ~and
183 3, 1 | 5]). But Christ came to ~suffer the pain of sense on the
184 3, 1 | and ~the like, which we suffer sensibly in this life flow
185 3, 1 | original sin, wished to ~suffer sensible pain, that He might
186 3, 5 | Divine truth, which cannot suffer any fictitious untruth.~
187 3, 13 | the flesh was ~allowed to suffer and do what was proper to
188 3, 14 | infirmities, in order to suffer and be tempted in ~it and
189 3, 14 | the flesh was allowed to ~suffer and do what belonged to
190 3, 14 | flesh was allowed to do and suffer what belonged to ~it." And
191 3, 15 | of Christ was allowed to suffer ~and do what belonged to
192 3, 15 | Christ's soul could not suffer at ~the hands of any creature;
193 3, 15 | soul placed in a body may suffer in two ways: first ~with
194 3, 15 | although the soul ~is said to suffer in this way through sensation
195 3, 15 | Sorrow ~regards the things we suffer unwillingly." But Christ
196 3, 16 | a kind of defect, as to suffer, to die, and ~the like.
197 3, 18 | allowed His flesh to do ~and suffer what belonged to it." And
198 3, 19 | wished Christ to do and to suffer human things. And he adds: "
199 3, 19 | His flesh ~should do and suffer what belonged to it," as
200 3, 21 | it. Now Christ wished to suffer what He suffered. For Augustine
201 3, 21 | Christ wished indeed to suffer what He suffered, at that ~
202 3, 27 | the ~one side seeing Him suffer such humiliation, and on
203 3, 27 | to 1 Tim. ~2:12: "But I suffer not a woman to teach." The
204 3, 28 | His flesh ~to do and to suffer what was proper to it" (
205 3, 29 | against the devil, and to suffer persecution aroused by ~
206 3, 29 | Christ did not ~wish to suffer such things then, nor to
207 3, 35 | no need for His Mother to suffer in giving birth.~Aquin.:
208 3, 35 | in a mean city, and to suffer reproach in a great city.~
209 3, 35 | might begin from then to suffer in body for us.~
210 3, 38 | Thee,' Christ answered, 'Suffer it to be so now': it follows ~
211 3, 41 | of a certain one and to suffer them. Therefore it ~seems
212 3, 41 | unbecoming that Christ should suffer Himself to be tempted by
213 3, 44 | delivered ~from the demons, to suffer grievously for the moment;
214 3, 46 | necessary for Christ to suffer for men's deliverance?~(
215 3, 46 | was fitting for Christ to suffer on the cross?~(5) The extent
216 3, 46 | necessary for Christ to suffer for the deliverance of the ~
217 3, 46 | necessary for Christ to suffer for ~the deliverance of
218 3, 46 | necessary for Christ to suffer.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
219 3, 46 | not necessary for ~Him to suffer.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
220 3, 46 | necessary that He should suffer on ~the part of the Divine
221 3, 46 | iv). But Christ did not suffer to ~repair the angelic nature
222 3, 46 | it necessary for Him to suffer for the salvation of the
223 3, 46 | part of man for ~Christ to suffer. In another sense a thing
224 3, 46 | necessary, ~then, for Christ to suffer from necessity of compulsion,
225 3, 46 | ruled that Christ should suffer, or on Christ's own part,
226 3, 46 | thus it behooved Christ to suffer, and to rise again ~from
227 3, 46 | believed that Christ would suffer. Consequently, it seems ~
228 3, 46 | to be that Christ should suffer.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
229 3, 46 | same time for Christ not to suffer, and for ~mankind to be
230 3, 46 | natural death rather than suffer for man's ~deliverance.~
231 3, 46 | fitting that Christ should suffer the death ~of the cross.~
232 3, 46 | fitting that Christ should suffer by being fastened to a ~
233 3, 46 | But Adam's body ~could not suffer, except he sinned. so that
234 3, 46 | seem that Christ did not suffer in His whole soul. For ~
235 3, 46 | seems that Christ did not suffer in His whole ~soul.~Aquin.:
236 3, 46 | xii). But Christ could suffer no ~hurt from the eternal
237 3, 46 | it seems that He did not suffer in His whole soul.~Aquin.:
238 3, 46 | seems that Christ did not suffer in His ~whole soul.~Aquin.:
239 3, 46 | the whole soul is said to ~suffer in so far as it is afflicted
240 3, 46 | faculty of the soul can ~suffer in two ways: first of all,
241 3, 46 | object; thus, sight may suffer from ~superabundance of
242 3, 46 | s ~higher reason did not suffer thereby on the part of its
243 3, 46 | powers of Christ's soul did ~suffer according as any faculty
244 3, 46 | s higher reason did not suffer.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
245 3, 46 | permitted His flesh to do and to suffer what was proper to it."
246 3, 46 | seem that Christ did not suffer at a suitable time. For ~
247 3, 46 | OBJ 4: Christ willed to suffer while yet young, for three
248 3, 46 | seem that Christ did not suffer in a suitable place. For ~
249 3, 46 | whole world, He wished to suffer in the center of the habitable ~
250 3, 46 | that He did not refuse to suffer in so celebrated a place. ~
251 3, 46 | 4~Fourthly, He willed to suffer in Jerusalem, where the
252 3, 46 | Lord was not willing to suffer under a roof, nor in the ~
253 3, 46 | less ~fitting for Christ to suffer with thieves.~Aquin.: SMT
254 3, 46 | what is impassible cannot suffer. ~Consequently, Christ's
255 3, 47 | Father delivered Him up to suffer?~(4) Whether it was fitting
256 3, 47 | was fitting that He should suffer at the hands of the ~Gentiles,
257 3, 47 | Further, those slain by others suffer a violent death, and hence ~
258 3, 47 | Christ was ~commanded to suffer. Therefore He did not suffer
259 3, 47 | suffer. Therefore He did not suffer out of obedience.~Aquin.:
260 3, 47 | precept. But Christ did not suffer necessarily, but ~voluntarily.
261 3, 47 | voluntarily. Therefore He did not suffer out of obedience.~Aquin.:
262 3, 47 | befitting that Christ should suffer out of ~obedience. First
263 3, 47 | command from the Father to suffer. For it ~is written (Jn.
264 3, 47 | inspired Him with the will to suffer for us; ~hence we read in
265 3, 47 | inspired Him with the will to suffer ~for us. God's "severity" (
266 3, 47 | was fitting for Christ to suffer at the hands of the Gentiles?~
267 3, 47 | unfitting that Christ should suffer at the hands of ~the Gentiles.
268 3, 47 | therefore, that Christ should suffer, at the ~hands not of the
269 3, 47 | Gentiles, Christ willed to suffer from both.~Aquin.: SMT TP
270 3, 48 | Blessed are they that suffer ~persecution for justice'
271 3, 48 | necessary for ~Christ to suffer," as stated above (Q[46],
272 3, 48 | because Christ did not suffer in His Godhead, ~but in
273 3, 48 | of bondage for a man to suffer what he does not wish, just
274 3, 48 | was just that man should ~suffer it. God so permitting it
275 3, 49 | sake." But ~Christ did not suffer as God, but as man. Therefore
276 3, 49 | Although Christ did not suffer as God, nevertheless His ~
277 3, 49 | with Christ; yet so if we ~suffer with Him, that we may be
278 3, 50 | Reply OBJ 2: Christ did not suffer death which comes of sickness,
279 3, 51 | 15:10): "Nor wilt Thou suffer Thy ~holy one to see corruption":
280 3, 53 | It behooved Christ to ~suffer and to rise again from the
281 3, 55 | churches": and 1 Tim. 2:12: "I suffer not ~a woman to teach."
282 3, 55 | that the female sex shall suffer ~no hurt; but if women burn
283 3, 61 | word 'passurus' [going to ~suffer] differs from 'passus' [
284 3, 66 | Consequently it behooved Christ to suffer and to rise again, before ~
285 3, 66 | certain mixed bodies, and suffer only a certain ~alteration
286 3, 67 | being baptized, man should suffer loss of his salvation.~Aquin.:
287 3, 67 | according to 1 Tim. 2:12: "I suffer not a ~woman to teach, nor
288 3, 68 | eternal life, except he suffer martyrdom, which contains
289 3, 68 | eternal life, but would suffer punishment for his past
290 3, 68 | are not to be enjoined to suffer any punishment ~for past
291 3, 69 | passible body, so that he may suffer for Christ therein: yet
292 3, 69 | with Christ: yet so, if ~we suffer with Him, that we may be
293 3, 79 | glory, but we must first "suffer with ~Him in order that
294 3, 80 | and hence some individuals suffer seminal ~loss without sin
295 3, 80 | Baptism of adults. Nor do they suffer any loss of ~life from the
296 3, 80 | corporal from which they suffer, it is not expedient ~for
297 3, 80 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Sinners suffer great loss in being kept
298 3, 81 | this sacrament, cannot suffer; yet He can die.~Aquin.:
299 3, 83 | Passion. But Christ did not suffer in a house, but outside
300 3, 84 | It behooved Christ to ~suffer, and to rise again from
301 3, 84 | instance, if we see a good man suffer, we both rejoice at his ~
302 3, 86 | the punishment ~which they suffer, by reason of which they
303 3, 86 | indulgent to his will, should suffer ~something against his will,
304 3, 88 | death, which he deserved to suffer for the former," because
305 3, 89 | gloss says: "I will not suffer to perish ~the fruit which
306 3, 89 | denying Christ he should suffer none of those things which
307 Suppl, 3 | they would not prefer to suffer the pains of hell rather
308 Suppl, 3 | have suffered, nor yet to suffer all manner of temporal ~
309 Suppl, 3 | although ~he would be ready to suffer the same punishment over
310 Suppl, 4 | The pain which the souls suffer in purgatory, cannot, ~properly
311 Suppl, 12| nature of virtue; thus to suffer ~courageously is an act
312 Suppl, 13| wherefore he ~himself will suffer the punishment, as long
313 Suppl, 23| as it is a man's duty to suffer death rather than commit
314 Suppl, 24| is not at fault and would suffer from his absence; (5) if
315 Suppl, 32| children. ~Because children suffer from the same ailments sometimes
316 Suppl, 39| is said (1 Tim. 2:12): "I suffer not a woman to ~teach (in
317 Suppl, 43| Nor does the other party ~suffer in consequence, indeed he
318 Suppl, 47| constant a man may be he may suffer violence of that kind, for
319 Suppl, 47| should die rather than ~suffer the like, as again the Philosopher
320 Suppl, 47| compel a ~constant man to suffer other bodily injuries. They
321 Suppl, 49| which such persons have to suffer from solicitude for ~temporal
322 Suppl, 52| it is free to everyone to suffer ~detriment in that which
323 Suppl, 55| whereby a man binds himself to suffer the punishment of retaliation,
324 Suppl, 64| it is unnatural when they suffer from an issue of blood through
325 Suppl, 66| sacraments ~to others must suffer from no defect in the sacraments.
326 Suppl, 68| Whether children should suffer any loss through being illegitimate?~(
327 Suppl, 68| Whether children should suffer any loss through being illegitimate?~
328 Suppl, 68| that children ought not to suffer any loss through ~being
329 Suppl, 70| Whether the separated soul can suffer from a material fire?~Aquin.:
330 Suppl, 70| it enables us to do or ~suffer something, and since to
331 Suppl, 70| Whether the separated soul can suffer from a bodily fire?~Aquin.:
332 Suppl, 70| the separated soul cannot suffer from a bodily ~fire. For
333 Suppl, 70| soul. Therefore it cannot ~suffer from a body.~Aquin.: SMT
334 Suppl, 70| separated soul does not ~suffer from a bodily fire.~Aquin.:
335 Suppl, 70| Therefore if the soul suffer from the bodily fire, it
336 Suppl, 70| be granted that the soul suffer from the bodily fire, ~this
337 Suppl, 70| the intermediate things suffer from the ~fire of hell:
338 Suppl, 70| with demons. Now demons ~suffer therefrom since they are
339 Suppl, 70| separated souls also can ~suffer from that fire.~Aquin.:
340 Suppl, 70| needs say that the soul will suffer punishment from a corporeal
341 Suppl, 70| it is that ~they can thus suffer is explained in many ways.~
342 Suppl, 70| the fire makes ~the soul suffer from the fire: wherefore
343 Suppl, 70| this case the soul would suffer from the fire, not in reality
344 Suppl, 70| explaining how ~the soul can suffer from that fire by feeling
345 Suppl, 70| wherever they are, they suffer from hell-fire. Even so
346 Suppl, 70| though ~outside the prison, suffer somewhat from the prison,
347 Suppl, 71| deserves; and consequently some suffer more, some less, from the
348 Suppl, 72| cleansing will be found, ~will suffer pain from that fire, more
349 Suppl, 72| the fire, they will not suffer pain thereby, as neither
350 Suppl, 72| second is because they will suffer ~pain both while living
351 Suppl, 75| restoration of the body which will suffer eternally for the sins ~
352 Suppl, 79| their perfections will not suffer, if we grant ~their bodies
353 Suppl, 83| demands that there they shall suffer more severe ~punishment
354 Suppl, 83| would seem ~that they will suffer no distress there: which
355 Suppl, 83| the bodies of the ~damned suffer no corruption from the fire,
356 Suppl, 86| of man." Now those who suffer persecution for justice'
357 Suppl, 93| cause whatever. But if she suffer this for the faith, this
358 Suppl, 93| 1/1~OBJ 8: Further, some suffer more from the loss of temporal
359 Suppl, 93| is also due to those who suffer death ~for any other virtue:
360 Suppl, 93| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: To suffer death for Christ's sake,
361 Suppl, 93| difficulty, the will to suffer martyrdom does not reach ~
362 Suppl, 93| since the will of one man to suffer martyrdom ~may possibly
363 Suppl, 93| the faith of Christ, and suffer death in that defense.~Aquin.:
364 Suppl, 93| the chief victory is to suffer ~the world's persecution
365 Suppl, 93| Blessed are they that ~suffer persecution." For this reason,
366 Suppl, 94| respite: because they will ~suffer from external agencies,
367 Suppl, 94| for then the damned would suffer no ~bodily pain. This is
368 Suppl, 94| see both good and wicked suffer. But the fire of hell, in
369 Suppl, 94| equally. For each one will ~suffer as much pain according as
370 Suppl, 94| that they burn in fire, or suffer from the stench, and so ~
371 Suppl, 95| indirectly, inasmuch as they will suffer from the punishment ~inflicted
372 Suppl, 95| OBJ 2: Further, the damned suffer greater pains than any pains
373 Suppl, 95| on both counts they will ~suffer torments. Likewise they
374 Suppl, 95| however much the body may suffer, the soul will have a ~most
375 Suppl, 96| that God's mercy does not suffer at least men to be ~punished
376 Suppl, 96| man's work burn, he shall suffer loss: but he ~himself shall
377 Suppl, 96| FS, ~Q[89], A[2]] "shall suffer loss," because he will be
378 Suppl, 96| this, and though ~he should suffer from the inconstancy of
379 Suppl, 96| but that of the body will suffer everlasting punishment." ~
380 Appen1, 1| 1) Whether these souls suffer from a bodily fire, and
381 Appen1, 1| 2) Whether these souls suffer from a spiritual torment
382 Appen1, 1| with original sin alone, suffer from a ~bodily fire, and
383 Appen1, 1| none but original sin, ~suffer from a bodily fire and are
384 Appen1, 1| with original sin alone, suffer ~from a bodily fire and
385 Appen1, 1| sensible bodies they will ~suffer sensible punishment.~Aquin.:
386 Appen1, 1| Therefore ~they will not suffer sensible punishment.~Aquin.:
387 Appen1, 1| heaven, they do not therefore suffer the eternal ~punishment
388 Appen1, 1| sentence for original sin will suffer no ~loss whatever in other
389 Appen1, 1| unable in themselves to suffer, but through the lack of
390 Appen1, 1| divine justice will not suffer ~punishment. On the other
391 Appen1, 1| Whether these same souls suffer spiritual affliction on
392 Appen1, 1| that the souls in question suffer spiritual ~affliction on
393 Appen1, 1| God. ~Therefore they will suffer spiritual affliction thereby.~
394 Appen1, 1| it, ~seemingly they also suffer.~Aquin.: SMT XP App. 1 Q[
395 Appen1, 1| be said that they do not suffer, because they know ~that
396 Appen1, 1| through no fault of theirs, ~suffer none the less.~Aquin.: SMT
397 Appen1, 1| Therefore the unbaptized suffer pain through being deprived
398 Appen1, 1| that ~these children will suffer no pain, because their reason
399 Appen1, 2| Therefore the pain ~that he will suffer after this life will not
400 Appen1, 2| they be punished, they will suffer ~that punishment voluntarily.~
401 Appen1, 2| should think that we ~shall suffer nothing grievous on their
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