Part, Question
1 1, 10 | 4 Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Many days cannot occur together, nor
2 1, 10 | once. But in eternity, days and times are in the plural,
3 1, 10 | the beginning, from the days of eternity" (Micah ~5:2);
4 1, 10 | other; for instance two days or two hours cannot be together; ~
5 1, 42 | the beginning, from the days of eternity." ~Therefore
6 1, 46 | consequence is that ~infinite days preceded this present day.
7 1, 46 | there is a ~finite number of days which can be passed through.
8 1, 58 | who interprets the six days wherein God made all ~things,
9 1, 58 | things, not as ordinary days measured by the solar circuit,
10 1, 58 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The six days, as Augustine understands
11 1, 61 | before another; hence the six days of the production of ~things
12 1, 62 | in the works of the six days, were ~made together at
13 1, 62 | time; and so all the six days must have existed ~instantly
14 1, 62 | exposition, in those six days, "the morning" was the angelic
15 1, 65 | TREATISE ON THE WORK OF THE SIX DAYS (QQ[65]-74)~~THE WORK OF
16 1, 67 | cause of the succession of days, ~months, and years. Thus
17 1, 67 | distinction into successive days, seasons, and years recorded
18 1, 67 | be for seasons, and for days, and ~years" is due to proper
19 1, 68 | the ~heaven existed before days, as is clear from the words, "
20 1, 68 | Further, the work of the six days is ordered conformably to
21 1, 68 | that was made in the six days was formed out of ~matter
22 1, 68 | of ~matter created before days began. But the firmament
23 1, 68 | seeing that the mention of days denotes succession of time,
24 1, 68 | form during the first three days, and ~afterwards, on the
25 1, 68 | however, we take these days to denote merely sequence
26 1, 69 | on ~the first and second days is expressly said to have
27 1, 69 | the first and the second days. ~Therefore the work of
28 1, 69 | follows. In these ~first days God created all things in
29 1, 69 | to the work of the six ~days, but the reproduction among
30 1, 70 | secondly as to all seven days in general.~Aquin.: SMT
31 1, 70 | their form from the three days' work of ~distinction, so
32 1, 70 | distinction of seasons and days began from the first ~day.
33 1, 70 | not made "for seasons, and days, and ~years," that is, in
34 1, 70 | be for seasons, and for days, and ~years." Thirdly, as
35 1, 70 | particular distinctions of days and seasons and years, according
36 1, 71 | Hence, as ~among the three days assigned to the work of
37 1, 71 | intermediate body, so in the three days of the work of adornment,
38 1, 73 | which He made in the six ~days, and hence, by the fact
39 1, 73 | in the work of ~the six days. Some things, indeed, had
40 1, 73 | in the works of the six days. ~Some also existed beforehand
41 1, 73 | says (Div. Nom. iv). The days, ~therefore, in which God
42 1, 73 | OBJ 2: In the first six days creatures were produced
43 1, 74 | 1/1 - ON ALL THE SEVEN DAYS IN COMMON (THREE ARTICLES)~
44 1, 74 | next consider all the seven days in common: and there are
45 1, 74 | the sufficiency of these days;~(2) Whether they are all
46 1, 74 | narrating ~the works of the six days.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[74] A[
47 1, 74 | Para. 1/1~Whether these days are sufficiently enumerated?~
48 1, 74 | It would seem that these days are not sufficiently enumerated. ~
49 1, 74 | one another. But ~separate days are assigned to distinction
50 1, 74 | and therefore ~separate days should be assigned to creation.~
51 1, 74 | the land. Therefore, other days ought to be devoted to the ~
52 1, 74 | hand, that some of these ~days are superfluous. Light,
53 1, 74 | been produced on different days.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[74] A[
54 1, 74 | 1~OBJ 5: Further, these days are devoted to the first
55 1, 74 | the distinction of these days is made clear ~by what has
56 1, 74 | writers as to the last three days, differs as to the first ~
57 1, 74 | on ~the first these two days, and the lower on the second.
58 1, 74 | world, and therefore the days of ~their production are
59 1, 74 | that is assigned to the six days, something ~distinct is
60 1, 74 | Para. 1/1~Whether all these days are one day?~Aquin.: SMT
61 1, 74 | would seem that all these days are one day. For it is written ~(
62 1, 74 | Therefore the first and ~third days are but one day, and for
63 1, 74 | would not be the case if the days ~of these works were more
64 1, 74 | distinct from the other days, it follows that ~He did
65 1, 74 | opinion is that all the days that are called seven, are
66 1, 74 | there were seven distinct ~days, not one only. Now, these
67 1, 74 | wrought in some one of these days, inasmuch as God wrought
68 1, 74 | wrought in some ~one of these days, inasmuch as God wrought
69 1, 74 | terminated. So the distinction of days ~denotes the natural order
70 1, 74 | the others, however, the days signify a ~succession both
71 1, 74 | actually in the work of the six days; Augustine, that they were
72 1, 74 | that the works of the six days ~were simultaneous, is consistent
73 1, 74 | day is succeeded by other days.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[74] A[
74 1, 74 | was fitting that different days should be assigned to the ~
75 1, 74 | Augustine, the order of days refers to the ~natural order
76 1, 74 | works attributed to the days.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[74] A[
77 1, 74 | express the work of the six days?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[74] A[
78 1, 74 | express the works of the six days. For as light, the firmament,
79 1, 74 | approval of the second days' work, because this is concerned
80 1, 74 | the words of Jacob, "The days of my ~pilgrimage," where
81 1, 74 | completion of a week of seven days, the first day returns which
82 1, 42 | the beginning, from the days of eternity." ~Therefore
83 1, 47 | consequence is that ~infinite days preceded this present day.
84 1, 47 | there is a ~finite number of days which can be passed through.
85 1, 59 | who interprets the six days wherein God made all ~things,
86 1, 59 | things, not as ordinary days measured by the solar circuit,
87 1, 59 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The six days, as Augustine understands
88 1, 62 | before another; hence the six days of the production of ~things
89 1, 63 | in the works of the six days, were ~made together at
90 1, 63 | time; and so all the six days must have existed ~instantly
91 1, 63 | exposition, in those six days, "the morning" was the angelic
92 1, 66 | TREATISE ON THE WORK OF THE SIX DAYS (QQ[65]-74)~~THE WORK OF
93 1, 68 | cause of the succession of days, ~months, and years. Thus
94 1, 68 | distinction into successive days, seasons, and years recorded
95 1, 68 | be for seasons, and for days, and ~years" is due to proper
96 1, 69 | the ~heaven existed before days, as is clear from the words, "
97 1, 69 | Further, the work of the six days is ordered conformably to
98 1, 69 | that was made in the six days was formed out of ~matter
99 1, 69 | of ~matter created before days began. But the firmament
100 1, 69 | seeing that the mention of days denotes succession of time,
101 1, 69 | form during the first three days, and ~afterwards, on the
102 1, 69 | however, we take these days to denote merely sequence
103 1, 70 | on ~the first and second days is expressly said to have
104 1, 70 | the first and the second days. ~Therefore the work of
105 1, 70 | follows. In these ~first days God created all things in
106 1, 70 | to the work of the six ~days, but the reproduction among
107 1, 71 | secondly as to all seven days in general.~Aquin.: SMT
108 1, 71 | their form from the three days' work of ~distinction, so
109 1, 71 | distinction of seasons and days began from the first ~day.
110 1, 71 | not made "for seasons, and days, and ~years," that is, in
111 1, 71 | be for seasons, and for days, and ~years." Thirdly, as
112 1, 71 | particular distinctions of days and seasons and years, according
113 1, 71 | Hence, as ~among the three days assigned to the work of
114 1, 71 | intermediate body, so in the three days of the work of adornment,
115 1, 72 | which He made in the six ~days, and hence, by the fact
116 1, 72 | in the work of ~the six days. Some things, indeed, had
117 1, 72 | in the works of the six days. ~Some also existed beforehand
118 1, 72 | says (Div. Nom. iv). The days, ~therefore, in which God
119 1, 72 | OBJ 2: In the first six days creatures were produced
120 1, 73 | 1/1 - ON ALL THE SEVEN DAYS IN COMMON (THREE ARTICLES)~
121 1, 73 | next consider all the seven days in common: and there are
122 1, 73 | the sufficiency of these days;~(2) Whether they are all
123 1, 73 | narrating ~the works of the six days.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[74] A[
124 1, 73 | Para. 1/1~Whether these days are sufficiently enumerated?~
125 1, 73 | It would seem that these days are not sufficiently enumerated. ~
126 1, 73 | one another. But ~separate days are assigned to distinction
127 1, 73 | and therefore ~separate days should be assigned to creation.~
128 1, 73 | the land. Therefore, other days ought to be devoted to the ~
129 1, 73 | hand, that some of these ~days are superfluous. Light,
130 1, 73 | been produced on different days.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[74] A[
131 1, 73 | 1~OBJ 5: Further, these days are devoted to the first
132 1, 73 | the distinction of these days is made clear ~by what has
133 1, 73 | writers as to the last three days, differs as to the first ~
134 1, 73 | on ~the first these two days, and the lower on the second.
135 1, 73 | world, and therefore the days of ~their production are
136 1, 73 | that is assigned to the six days, something ~distinct is
137 1, 73 | Para. 1/1~Whether all these days are one day?~Aquin.: SMT
138 1, 73 | would seem that all these days are one day. For it is written ~(
139 1, 73 | Therefore the first and ~third days are but one day, and for
140 1, 73 | would not be the case if the days ~of these works were more
141 1, 73 | distinct from the other days, it follows that ~He did
142 1, 73 | opinion is that all the days that are called seven, are
143 1, 73 | there were seven distinct ~days, not one only. Now, these
144 1, 73 | wrought in some one of these days, inasmuch as God wrought
145 1, 73 | wrought in some ~one of these days, inasmuch as God wrought
146 1, 73 | terminated. So the distinction of days ~denotes the natural order
147 1, 73 | the others, however, the days signify a ~succession both
148 1, 73 | actually in the work of the six days; Augustine, that they were
149 1, 73 | that the works of the six days ~were simultaneous, is consistent
150 1, 73 | day is succeeded by other days.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[74] A[
151 1, 73 | was fitting that different days should be assigned to the ~
152 1, 73 | Augustine, the order of days refers to the ~natural order
153 1, 73 | works attributed to the days.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[74] A[
154 1, 73 | express the work of the six days?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[74] A[
155 1, 73 | express the works of the six days. For as light, the firmament,
156 1, 73 | approval of the second days' work, because this is concerned
157 1, 73 | the words of Jacob, "The days of my ~pilgrimage," where
158 1, 73 | completion of a week of seven days, the first day returns which
159 1, 89 | during the ~work of the six days, was produced, not actually,
160 1, 89 | during the work of the six days, when all things were made,
161 1, 89 | about the work of the ~six days (Q[74], A[2]), we may say
162 1, 89 | in the ~work of the six days by a certain generic similitude,
163 1, 89 | produced in the work of the six days.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[90] A[
164 1, 90 | during the work of the six days, according to the causal
165 1, 90 | the other works of the six days. But in the other works
166 1, 90 | the works of ~the six days were done all at one time;
167 1, 101 | after the work of the six days. Therefore paradise ~was
168 1, 101 | after the work of the six days, the plants, both of ~paradise
169 1, 101 | after the work of the six days is to be ~understood, they
170 1, 104 | produced the works of the six days immediately ~among which
171 1, 112 | resisted me one and twenty days." But this prince of the ~
172 1, 116 | Last of all, in these days ~(God) hath spoken to us
173 2, 2 | fill him with length of days, and I will show him my
174 2, 37 | Although during those ~days I was tormented with a violent
175 2, 69 | 21:13: "They spend their ~days in wealth." Therefore neither
176 2, 73 | or on the third or fourth days, than after a year, when
177 2, 100 | given in Ex. 20:11: "In six days the Lord made heaven and ~
178 2, 102 | not fitting that ~certain days should be fixed for keeping
179 2, 102 | Pentecost" ~was celebrated fifty days later, to recall the blessing
180 2, 102 | which was kept for seven ~days, to commemorate the blessing
181 2, 102 | Holy Ghost, or of the seven days wherein all time ~is comprised.
182 2, 102 | God, to wit, after seven days. ~At the first purification
183 2, 103 | the accomplishment of the days of purification, until an ~
184 2, 105 | struck, but after some days: for it would be uncertain
185 2, 106 | Jeremias 31:31,33: "Behold the days shall come, ~saith the Lord;
186 2, 106 | the Holy Ghost, not many days hence": which we ~read as
187 2, 15 | out of thy heart all the days of thy life."~Aquin.: SMT
188 2, 18 | Ecclus. 48:13): ~"In his days he feared not the prince."~
189 2, 24 | Tim. 3:1,2): "In ~the last days shall come dangerous times,
190 2, 37 | 4:15): "This city since days gone ~by has rebelled against
191 2, 38 | lawful to fight on holy days?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[40] A[
192 2, 38 | lawful to fight on holy days?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[40] A[
193 2, 38 | unlawful to fight on holy days. For holy days are ~instituted
194 2, 38 | fight on holy days. For holy days are ~instituted that we
195 2, 38 | lawful to fight on holy days.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[40] A[
196 2, 38 | unlawful to fight ~on holy days. ~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[40] A[
197 2, 38 | The observance of holy days is no hindrance to those ~
198 2, 38 | to their patients on holy days. Now there is much ~more
199 2, 38 | carry on a war on holy days, provided there be need
200 2, 45 | asses which were lost three days ago, be not solicitous,
201 2, 45 | wisdom, and ~in length of days prudence." Therefore prudence
202 2, 67 | oppressed. Thus it allows ten days for appeal ~to be made,
203 2, 81 | house of the Lord all the days of my life." Secondly, on
204 2, 84 | priest that shall be in those days, and say to him: I profess
205 2, 87 | they should take oath on days of solemnity, ~since they
206 2, 93 | because they take note of the days on ~which people are born.
207 2, 94 | auguries, of lucky and unlucky days which is allied to ~divination
208 2, 120 | comprised not only sacred days, but also ~sacred places
209 2, 120 | there were many ~sacred days other than the Sabbath.
210 2, 120 | who journeyed for forty days unto the mount of God, Horeb,
211 2, 120 | ark of the ~Lord for seven days, as related in Josue 7,
212 2, 120 | it is ~given: "For in six days the Lord made heaven and
213 2, 120 | that "on the Sabbath ~days the priests in the temple
214 2, 122 | although she ended her days in peace": and Gregory says (
215 2, 134 | to Eccles. 5:16, "All the days of ~his life he eateth in
216 2, 140 | Dan. 10:2,3): "In those days Daniel ~mourned the days
217 2, 140 | days Daniel ~mourned the days of three weeks, I ate no
218 2, 145 | which are called Ember days, are unfittingly kept in
219 2, 145 | strive to pay God a tithe of days, for ~since a year is composed
220 2, 145 | three hundred and sixty-six days, by ~punishing ourselves
221 2, 145 | ourselves for thirty-six days" (namely, the fasting days
222 2, 145 | days" (namely, the fasting days during ~the six weeks of
223 2, 145 | 3~Each fast of the Ember days is composed of three days,
224 2, 145 | days is composed of three days, on account of the ~number
225 2, 145 | which are ~inconsistent with days of joy. For this reason
226 2, 145 | many take them on ~fasting days after eating. Therefore
227 2, 145 | Further, on certain fasting days people make use of eggs
228 2, 152 | not put her away all the days of his life": and this,
229 2, 162 | thou eat thereof all the ~days of thy life." Thirdly, by
230 2, 163 | shalt thou ~eat all the days of thy life' may be understood
231 2, 169 | of Jonas 3:4, "Yet forty days, ~and Nineveh shall be destroyed,"
232 2, 172 | just as in the ~early days of the Assyrian kingdom
233 2, 180 | house of the Lord all the days of my ~life, that I may
234 2, 186 | shut themselves up for many days from the sight of men, and
235 2, 186 | that was collected? Why, in days long ~gone by, when famine
236 3, 1 | mercy" - i.e. "in the last days," as a gloss says. But ~
237 3, 21 | it came to pass in those ~days, that He went out into a
238 3, 22 | stated (Heb. 5:7): "In the days of His flesh, ~with a strong
239 3, 22 | Melchisedech," adds, "Who in ~the days of His flesh offering up
240 3, 22 | namely during the three days He lay dead. ~Therefore
241 3, 22 | having neither ~beginning of days nor ending of life": which
242 3, 22 | having neither beginning of days nor ~ending of life," not
243 3, 22 | neither beginning nor end of days.~
244 3, 31 | time is involved in ~seven days." Now seven times eleven
245 3, 33 | build the Temple, in so many days was our Lord's body perfected." ~
246 3, 35 | When Jesus was born in the days of King Herod." ~Therefore
247 3, 35 | day." But in summer the days are longer than in winter.
248 3, 35 | the depth of winter, eight days before the Kalends ~of January,
249 3, 36 | great length in thirteen days, owing partly to the Divine ~
250 3, 37 | Lk. 2:21): "After eight days were ~accomplished, that
251 3, 37 | Lk. 2:21): "After eight days were accomplished, that
252 3, 37 | namely, ~that "when the days of the mother's purification
253 3, 37 | she shall be unclean seven days"; ~and consequently she
254 3, 37 | the sanctuary until the ~days of her purification be fulfilled."
255 3, 37 | stated (Lk. ~2:22) that "the days of" Mary's "purification
256 3, 37 | says ~pointedly that the days of her purification "according
257 3, 40 | It came to pass in those ~days, that He went out into a
258 3, 40 | desert and fasting for "forty days and forty ~nights." Therefore
259 3, 41 | was in the desert ~forty days and forty nights, and was
260 3, 41 | eaten nothing for forty days and forty ~nights, for Gregory (
261 3, 41 | fact that "He ~fasted forty days and forty nights," saying
262 3, 41 | was in the desert ~forty days and forty nights; and was
263 3, 41 | Now, He fasted ~forty days and forty nights. Therefore
264 3, 41 | When He had fasted forty ~days and forty nights, afterwards
265 3, 41 | was in the desert forty days and forty nights," and that
266 3, 41 | after He had fasted forty days and ~forty nights, afterwards
267 3, 41 | Lord was tempted forty days and forty nights. But this
268 3, 42 | that art grown old in ~evil days," etc.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
269 3, 44 | and for seasons, and ~for days and years." Consequently
270 3, 46 | to rise again after three days, seems to have ~lost less
271 3, 46 | natural ~distinction of days, Matthew calls the first
272 3, 46 | Jews, which lasted seven ~days.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
273 3, 46 | Jerusalem - whither He came five days ~before the Pasch; just
274 3, 46 | place of immolation five days before the Pasch, which ~
275 3, 50 | was a man during the three days of His death?~(5) Whether
276 3, 50 | was a man during the three days of His death?~Aquin.: SMT
277 3, 50 | was a man during the three days of His ~death, because Augustine
278 3, 50 | Therefore, during those ~three days the Son of God was a man.~
279 3, 50 | But during those three days of ~death Christ was a priest:
280 3, 50 | man during ~those three days.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[50] A[
281 3, 50 | Now during those ~three days of death Christ's body was
282 3, 50 | was a man during the three days of His death simply and
283 3, 50 | man" ~during those three days.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[50] A[
284 3, 50 | man during those ~three days, uttering words which are
285 3, 50 | Christ, during the three days that followed His death,
286 3, 50 | be a man during the three days of His death for quite ~
287 3, 51 | the whale's ~belly three days and three nights: so shall
288 3, 51 | heart of the earth three days and three nights." But He
289 3, 51 | to be in the tomb for two days and a night, ~rather than
290 3, 51 | already two nights and two days. Now after the Sabbath ~
291 3, 51 | reckoning of the ~three days and three nights will not
292 3, 51 | For as the primitive ~days were computed from light
293 3, 51 | s future fall, ~so these days are computed from the darkness
294 3, 52 | accordingly (Peter) adds: "In the days of Noe, when ~the Ark was
295 3, 52 | affirmed that during the three days of Christ's death the whole ~
296 3, 52 | in prison: and after many days they shall be visited."
297 3, 53 | night: for, as the first days are computed ~from light
298 3, 53 | s coming fall, so these days are ~reckoned from darkness
299 3, 55 | heaven, but after forty days, as is narrated in Acts
300 3, 55 | several ~times on the other days before the Ascension.~Aquin.:
301 3, 55 | 20:26) that "after eight days" ~Christ appeared to the
302 3, 55 | His ~disciples "for forty days by many proofs, speaking
303 3, 57 | disciples (Lk. 17:22): "The days will ~come when you shall
304 3, 57 | have ascended after forty days.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[57] A[
305 3, 57 | Behold, I am with you all ~days, even to the consummation
306 3, 57 | by many proofs, for forty days ~appearing to them": upon
307 3, 57 | forty hours, during forty days He established the fact
308 3, 57 | alive again. Or the forty days may be understood as a figure
309 3, 59 | Dan. 7:9): "The Ancient of days sat"; and ~further on (Dan.
310 3, 59 | opened." ~But the Ancient of days is understood to be the
311 3, 59 | passage that "the Ancient of days sat," and when he subsequently ~
312 3, 59 | came even to the Ancient of days, who gave Him ~power, and
313 3, 66 | immersion signifies the three days of Christ's burial, and
314 3, 66 | from the very earliest days of the Church some have
315 3, 66 | immersion. And the three days of His burial were not necessary
316 3, 66 | redemption: yet those three days ~were ordained unto the
317 3, 68 | Beatitude not to add any other days to this custom." Therefore
318 3, 70 | forth, they shall be seven days under the udder of their
319 3, 72 | consecrated by the bishop two days ~beforehand, that it may
320 3, 75 | Behold I am with you all ~days even to the consummation
321 3, 76 | celebrated ~during those three days when He was dead, the soul
322 3, 79 | strength of that food forty days and forty ~nights unto the
323 3, 81 | consecrated during the three days ~He lay dead?~Aquin.: SMT
324 3, 82 | and especially on those days on which the ~faithful usually
325 3, 83 | what ~took place in by-gone days; and so it does not cause
326 3, 83 | Para. 2/2~Likewise on other days upon which many of God's
327 3, 83 | 19:14), or, as on fasting days, at None, when crying out
328 3, 83 | dedication is observed for eight days, in order to signify the
329 3, 83 | to be kept up for eight ~days, you will find in the third
330 3, 83 | which are sung on festival days, on which the heavenly ~
331 3, 83 | faith, and on other such days.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[83] A[
332 3, 83 | accordingly the deacon on festival days "dismisses" the people at
333 3, 83 | he celebrates on festival days, in his first greeting ~
334 3, 83 | priest do penance for forty days. But if a drop fall from
335 3, 83 | do ~penance during three days; if it falls upon the altar
336 3, 83 | altar cloth, let him do four days' penance; if ~it penetrates
337 3, 83 | the third, let him do nine days' penance; if to the ~fourth,
338 3, 83 | fourth, let him do twenty days' penance; and let the altar
339 3, 83 | Eucharist, let him do forty days' penance, if he be a layman;
340 3, 83 | and priests, do seventy days' penance; and let ~a bishop
341 3, 83 | let ~a bishop do ninety days'. But if they vomit from
342 3, 83 | them do ~penance for seven days." And in the same distinction,
343 3, 83 | consume it, must do forty days' ~penance: he who loses
344 3, 83 | found, ~shall do thirty days' penance." And the priest
345 3, 83 | to putrefy. And on those days ~the one doing penance ought
346 3, 86 | saying ~(Gn. 27:41): "The days will come of the mourning
347 Suppl, 8 | sin was due to last seven days, in other words, they had ~
348 Suppl, 8 | to remain unclean seven days for one mortal sin. Since
349 Suppl, 8 | altar a punishment of forty days or a little more is enjoined, ~
350 Suppl, 8 | This punishment of seven days did not expiate the ~punishment
351 Suppl, 14| committed, to fast for several days, and then, after falling
352 Suppl, 25| indulgence, now one of only forty days, ~according to the graciousness
353 Suppl, 25| a distance of a thousand days' journey: because the remission,
354 Suppl, 25| the indulgence of forty ~days to be gained in the church
355 Suppl, 25| granted an indulgence of ~ten days to all who prayed for the
356 Suppl, 54| on ~account of the seven days of which all time is comprised.
357 Suppl, 64| demand the debt on holy days?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[64] A[
358 Suppl, 64| ask for ~the debt on holy days. For the remedy should be
359 Suppl, 64| not be demanded on ~feast days is because they are devoted
360 Suppl, 64| to prayer. Yet on those days ~certain hours are appointed
361 Suppl, 64| things. Therefore, on those days when ~one ought especially
362 Suppl, 64| more unbecoming on feast ~days than the celebration of
363 Suppl, 64| may be asked for on ~those days. Therefore also marriages
364 Suppl, 64| Communion, and from the three days before the Ascension until ~
365 Suppl, 67| to put ~her away all the days of his life (Dt. 22:13-19). [*
366 Suppl, 69| house ~of the Lord all the days of my life," and (Job 7:
367 Suppl, 72| resisted me one-and-twenty days." But the angel ~who spoke
368 Suppl, 74| thousand two hundred sixty days." Again (Dan. ~12:11), a
369 Suppl, 74| certain fixed number of days is mentioned, which apparently ~
370 Suppl, 74| thousand two hundred sixty days mentioned in the ~Apocalypse (
371 Suppl, 74| almost an equal number of days as the aforesaid ~number.
372 Suppl, 74| number. Again the number of days appointed by Daniel does
373 Suppl, 74| divided the works of the six days into days, in ~order that
374 Suppl, 74| works of the six days into days, in ~order that the uncultured
375 Suppl, 83| written (Apoc. 9:6): "In those days men shall ~seek death, and
376 Suppl, 85| it is uncertain how many days this judgment will last." ~
377 Suppl, 85| it is uncertain how ~many days this judgment will last"
378 Suppl, 85| marked; so that even the days of the ~apostles were called
379 Suppl, 85| apostles were called the last days (Acts 2:17) when Peter expounded
380 Suppl, 85| come to pass in the last days," etc., as ~referring to
381 Suppl, 87| placed and the Ancient of days sat." Now the thrones signify
382 Suppl, 87| place that the "Ancient of ~days sat." But the judicial power
383 Suppl, 87| even to the ~Ancient of days . . . And He gave Him power
384 Suppl, 88| in the works of ~the six days by way of a remote likeness,
385 Suppl, 88| written (Gn. 8:22): "All the ~days of the earth . . . cold
386 Suppl, 88| and for seasons, and for days and for years" (Gn. 1:14).
387 Suppl, 88| being said there: "All the days of the ~earth, seed time
388 Suppl, 88| will ~be no succession of days: wherefore the laws also
389 Suppl, 93| although she ended her days in peace, ~wherefore: Thine
390 Suppl, 93| Cecilia who survived for three days, and many martyrs who died
391 Suppl, 93| martyr's, since he ended his days in peace, although previously
392 Suppl, 95| written (Apoc. 9:6): "In those days men . . . ~shall desire
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