Part, Question
1 1, 7 | opposed to division, and increase opposed to ~diminution,
2 1, 7 | is possible; because the increase of multitude follows upon
3 1, 12 | by divine grace. Now this increase ~of the intellectual powers
4 1, 14 | knowledge can vary according to increase and diminution.~Aquin.:
5 1, 42 | Godhead] who speak of ~either increase or decrease, as the Arians
6 1, 43 | regards progress ~in virtue or increase of grace. Hence Augustine
7 1, 43 | day of judgment. Such an increase is ~by the "extension" of
8 1, 49 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Increase in intensity is in proportion
9 1, 63 | to accidentals, which can increase without the ~destruction
10 1, 73 | blessing referred to the ~increase by multiplication; for which
11 1, 73 | creatures ~which He blessed: "Increase and multiply." Now, this
12 1, 73 | and multiply." Now, this increase is effected ~through God'
13 1, 74 | from providing for their increase, and to this latter work
14 1, 42 | Godhead] who speak of ~either increase or decrease, as the Arians
15 1, 43 | regards progress ~in virtue or increase of grace. Hence Augustine
16 1, 43 | day of judgment. Such an increase is ~by the "extension" of
17 1, 50 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Increase in intensity is in proportion
18 1, 64 | to accidentals, which can increase without the ~destruction
19 1, 72 | blessing referred to the ~increase by multiplication; for which
20 1, 72 | creatures ~which He blessed: "Increase and multiply." Now, this
21 1, 72 | and multiply." Now, this increase is effected ~through God'
22 1, 73 | from providing for their increase, and to this latter work
23 1, 77 | movement of decrease and increase due to nourishment." Therefore
24 1, 91 | lit. x): "A body cannot increase in bulk ~except by rarefaction."
25 1, 91 | was formed by a material ~increase, without anything being
26 1, 91 | impossible. For such an ~increase of matter would either be
27 1, 97 | is written (Gn. 1:28): "Increase and multiply, and ~fill
28 1, 97 | fill the earth." But this increase could not come about save
29 1, 109 | and plants, and over the increase of all other ~things" (Hom.
30 1, 118 | animals ~and plants do not increase through a change of nourishment
31 1, 118 | nor again does anything increase ~naturally, save either
32 1, 118 | quantity as suffices for the increase required. And this matter,
33 2, 5 | of other goods does not increase Happiness, since Augustine
34 2, 20 | consequences of an external action increase its goodness ~or malice?~(
35 2, 20 | stated above (A[3]). But increase is the ~addition of one
36 2, 20 | consequences of the external action increase its goodness or ~malice?~
37 2, 20 | of the external action ~increase its goodness or malice.
38 2, 20 | Therefore the consequences ~increase the goodness or malice of
39 2, 20 | consequences of an ~action increase its goodness or malice.~
40 2, 20 | Therefore ~the consequences increase the goodness or malice of
41 2, 20 | consequence of an action increase its goodness or malice.~
42 2, 20 | consequences of an action doe not increase its ~goodness or malice.~
43 2, 20 | it is evident that they increase the goodness or ~malice.
44 2, 20 | respect, the consequences increase the goodness or ~malice
45 2, 20 | seldom, then they do not increase the ~goodness or malice
46 2, 24 | every passion there is an increase or decrease in the ~natural
47 2, 32 | hurt our own ~good, but increase it, it is pleasurable simply;
48 2, 32 | attained: indeed the very increase of ~desire brings with it
49 2, 32 | desire brings with it an increase of pleasure, according as
50 2, 33 | appropriate pleasures ~increase activity . . . whereas pleasures
51 2, 33 | Ethic. x, 5 that "pleasures ~increase their appropriate activities,
52 2, 38 | has a natural tendency to increase sorrow: yet from the very
53 2, 38 | doubled his sorrow seems to increase.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[38] A[
54 2, 42 | experience conduces to the increase of hope in good things. ~
55 2, 42 | unwontedness and suddenness increase the ~weakness of him that
56 2, 42 | power, is of a nature to ~increase hope, and, for the same
57 2, 42 | consequently whatever tends ~to increase evil, conduces to the increase
58 2, 42 | increase evil, conduces to the increase of fear. Now evil is increased ~
59 2, 42 | greatest ~bearing on the increase of evil. Because things
60 2, 42 | so to speak, an infinite increase. Now those ~evils which,
61 2, 45 | passion is intensified by an increase in its object: ~thus since
62 2, 46 | those things which give increase to anger. This ~happens
63 2, 47 | whom we are angry, tends to increase our ~anger, in so far as
64 2, 47 | contempt, then it does not increase but lessens anger. In this
65 2, 48 | themselves, arouse fervor, ~increase as time goes on; thus love
66 2, 48 | And in proportion to the increase of the grief that precedes, ~
67 2, 48 | is opposed to speech. But increase in anger conduces to ~speech;
68 2, 49 | cause of their ~generation, increase, and corruption; fourth,
69 2, 51 | formation; secondly, as to their increase; thirdly, as to their ~diminution
70 2, 51 | Further, as acts happen to increase by multiplication so do
71 2, 51 | multiplication so do they ~happen to increase by intensity. But a habit
72 2, 52 | Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THE INCREASE OF HABITS (THREE ARTICLES)~
73 2, 52 | have now to consider the increase of habits; under which head
74 2, 52 | inquiry:~(1) Whether habits increase?~(2) Whether they increase
75 2, 52 | increase?~(2) Whether they increase by addition?~(3) Whether
76 2, 52 | Para. 1/1~Whether habits increase?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[52] A[
77 2, 52 | seem that habits cannot increase. For increase concerns ~
78 2, 52 | habits cannot increase. For increase concerns ~quantity (Phys.
79 2, 52 | Therefore there can be no increase of habits.~Aquin.: SMT FS
80 2, 52 | Therefore a habit cannot increase.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[52] A[
81 2, 52 | Therefore habits cannot increase.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[52] A[
82 2, 52 | Lord (Lk. 17:5): "Lord, increase our faith." ~Therefore habits
83 2, 52 | faith." ~Therefore habits increase.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[52] A[
84 2, 52 | Para. 1/11~I answer that, Increase, like other things pertaining
85 2, 52 | how a quality or form may increase or decrease ~of itself,
86 2, 52 | It would seem that the increase of habits is by way of addition. ~
87 2, 52 | addition. ~For the word "increase," as we have said, is transferred
88 2, 52 | corporeal quantities there is no increase ~without addition: wherefore (
89 2, 52 | text. 31) it is said that ~"increase is an addition to a magnitude
90 2, 52 | habits also there is no increase without addition.~Aquin.:
91 2, 52 | Therefore there is no ~increase without addition.~Aquin.:
92 2, 52 | in other forms when they increase.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[52] A[
93 2, 52 | A[1]). For we said that increase and decrease in forms which ~
94 2, 52 | subject. Wherefore such increase of habits ~and other forms,
95 2, 52 | Body Para. 2/5~For if this increase in forms were understood
96 2, 52 | some of these we may find ~increase by addition. For movement
97 2, 52 | like ~manner, science can increase in itself by addition; thus
98 2, 52 | probable that they receive ~increase by way of addition. For
99 2, 52 | which are not susceptible of increase save in intensity ~on the
100 2, 52 | OBJ 1: Even in bodily bulk increase is twofold. First, by addition ~
101 2, 52 | to another; such is the increase of living things. ~Secondly,
102 2, 52 | Therefore if some acts increase a habit, every act should
103 2, 52 | habit, every act should increase ~it.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[52]
104 2, 52 | habit or ~disposes to an increase thereof, if we may speak
105 2, 52 | if we may speak of the increase of ~habits as we do of the
106 2, 52 | habits as we do of the increase of an animal. For not every
107 2, 52 | food results at ~last in an increase of the body. So, too, repeated
108 2, 52 | act does not dispose to an increase of that habit, but rather
109 2, 53 | to the ~same thing. Now increase and decrease are contraries.
110 2, 53 | Since therefore a ~habit can increase, it seems that it can also
111 2, 53 | Habits diminish, just as they increase, in two ways, as ~we have
112 2, 53 | A[1]). And since they increase through ~the same cause
113 2, 53 | habit is a foundation of its increase.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[53] A[
114 2, 53 | in the concrete. Such are increase and ~decrease in certain
115 2, 53 | save ~that certain habits increase or diminish by a kind of
116 2, 53 | destructive of heat were to ~increase.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[53] A[
117 2, 66 | contrary, Wherever there can be increase and greater abundance, ~
118 2, 66 | of greater abundance and ~increase: for it is written (Mt.
119 2, 67 | perfection by continuous increase. But the charity of the
120 2, 73 | diminishes voluntariness. The increase of such a cause diminishes
121 2, 77 | account of passion. ~For increase of cause adds to the effect:
122 2, 77 | effect ~is increased by the increase, not of its accidental cause,
123 2, 102 | the worship of God. But an increase of divine worship requires ~
124 2, 106 | much more did the New Law ~increase transgression: since he
125 2, 108 | abundantly, the result was an increase in the number of ~explicit
126 2, 113 | because "charity begun merits increase, and when increased merits ~
127 2, 114 | can merit for himself an increase of grace or charity?~(9)
128 2, 114 | the work ~pertains to the increase of merit; and thus charity
129 2, 114 | Whether a man may merit the increase of grace or charity?~Aquin.:
130 2, 114 | that a man cannot merit an increase of grace or ~charity. For
131 2, 114 | anyone were to merit the increase of charity or ~grace, it
132 2, 114 | everlasting. If, therefore, the increase of grace or charity falls
133 2, 114 | charity a man would ~merit an increase of charity. But what a man
134 2, 114 | would not suffice for the increase of charity. Therefore the ~
135 2, 114 | charity. Therefore the ~increase of charity does not come
136 2, 114 | clxxxvi) that ~"charity merits increase, and being increased merits
137 2, 114 | be perfected." ~Hence the increase of grace or charity falls
138 2, 114 | this movement is by the increase of charity or grace ~according
139 2, 114 | of ~glory. And thus the increase of grace falls under condign
140 2, 114 | this term is the reward of increase. Now the reward of ~human
141 2, 114 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The increase of grace is not above the
142 2, 114 | meritorious act a man merits the increase of ~grace, equally with
143 2, 114 | sufficiently disposed for the increase of grace.~Aquin.: SMT FS
144 2, 114 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, increase of grace is greater than
145 2, 114 | But a man may merit an increase of grace, as ~was stated
146 2, 114 | objection which concerns the ~increase of grace, as was explained
147 2, 114 | simply under merit, even as increase of grace, and ~everything
148 2, 1 | the ~beginning and did not increase as time went on.~Aquin.:
149 2, 1 | they have not received any increase as time went on: ~since
150 2, 1 | them. But there ~was an increase in the number of articles
151 2, 13 | person, but also of the increase of Divine grace in the world.~
152 2, 17 | voiding of hope in the blessed increase their merit: ~but both these
153 2, 18 | Now filial fear must needs increase when charity increases,
154 2, 18 | effect increases with the increase of its cause. For the more
155 2, 18 | increases; but with the increase of the latter filial fear
156 2, 18 | than aught else. Hence the increase of the love of charity ~
157 2, 18 | implies not a decrease but an increase in the reverence of fear.~
158 2, 18 | as it increases with the increase of charity, ~so is it perfected
159 2, 23 | 1/1~Whether charity can increase?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[24] A[
160 2, 23 | seem that charity cannot increase. For nothing increases ~
161 2, 23 | which charity does not increase, since the slightest charity
162 2, 23 | Therefore charity does not increase.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[24] A[
163 2, 23 | something extreme receives no ~increase. But charity consists in
164 2, 23 | Therefore ~charity cannot increase.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[24] A[
165 2, 23 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, increase is a kind of movement. Therefore
166 2, 23 | Therefore wherever there ~is increase there is movement, and if
167 2, 23 | movement, and if there be increase of essence there ~is movement
168 2, 23 | Therefore charity cannot increase ~essentially, unless it
169 2, 23 | clxxxv.] that "charity merits increase that by increase it may
170 2, 23 | merits increase that by increase it may merit ~perfection." ~
171 2, 23 | charity of a wayfarer can increase. For we are called ~wayfarers
172 2, 23 | of a wayfarer that it can increase, for if it ~could not, all
173 2, 23 | said that charity does not increase in its ~essence, but only
174 2, 23 | something. So that an ~essential increase of charity means nothing
175 2, 23 | act, so that an ~essential increase of charity implies ability
176 2, 23 | by addition. For just as ~increase may be in respect of bodily
177 2, 23 | to ~virtual quantity. Now increase in bodily quantity results
178 2, 23 | says (De Gener. i, 5) that "increase is addition to ~pre-existing
179 2, 23 | magnitude." Therefore the increase of charity which is ~according
180 2, 23 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the increase of charity is God's work,
181 2, 23 | to 2 Cor. 9:10: "He will increase the growth of ~the fruits
182 2, 23 | Therefore charity does not increase by ~addition.~Aquin.: SMT
183 2, 23 | thought. For God is able to ~increase a bodily quantity by adding
184 2, 23 | Consequently a habit may ~receive increase through extending to objects
185 2, 23 | addition which causes an ~increase of charity cannot be understood,
186 2, 23 | thus whiteness receives an increase when one ~white thing is
187 2, 23 | another, although such an increase does not make ~a thing whiter.
188 2, 23 | mind, so that such ~like an increase of charity could only take
189 2, 23 | charity can by no means increase by addition ~of charity
190 2, 23 | this is the proper mode of increase in ~a form that is intensified,
191 2, 23 | this is for charity to ~increase in its essence; and not
192 2, 23 | in this way we have ~the increase of magnitude by addition,
193 2, 23 | this way it has its proper increase, like other ~accidental
194 2, 23 | subject, and in this way it increase in a man who knows the same ~
195 2, 23 | its object, it does not increase, as stated above: hence
196 2, 23 | On the other hand, the ~increase of charity denotes a change
197 2, 23 | does every act of charity increase charity.~Aquin.: SMT SS
198 2, 23 | engendered by ~acts, so too an increase of charity is caused by
199 2, 23 | charity conduces to the increase of charity.~Aquin.: SMT
200 2, 23 | answer that, The spiritual increase of charity is somewhat like
201 2, 23 | charity is somewhat like the ~increase of a body. Now bodily increase
202 2, 23 | increase of a body. Now bodily increase in animals and plants is
203 2, 23 | that, to wit, if a thing increase so much in so ~much time,
204 2, 23 | so ~much time, it need to increase proportionally in each part
205 2, 23 | works by disposing for the increase, without causing any actual
206 2, 23 | without causing any actual increase, ~and afterwards brings
207 2, 23 | animal or plant an actual increase. In like manner charity ~
208 2, 23 | charity ~does not actually increase through every act of charity,
209 2, 23 | charity disposes to an increase of charity, in so far as
210 2, 23 | act of charity merits an increase of charity; yet this ~increase
211 2, 23 | increase of charity; yet this ~increase does not take place at once,
212 2, 23 | when we strive for that ~increase.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[24] A[
213 2, 23 | God, not merely by actual ~increase of charity, but also by
214 2, 23 | by being disposed to that increase.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[24] A[
215 2, 23 | seem that charity does not increase indefinitely. For ~every
216 2, 23 | ii, ~text. 8,9. But the increase of charity is a movement.
217 2, 23 | Therefore charity does not increase indefinitely.~Aquin.: SMT
218 2, 23 | Therefore charity cannot increase indefinitely.~Aquin.: SMT
219 2, 23 | thing can, by continual increase, attain to ~the quantity
220 2, 23 | unless the ~amount of its increase be ever less and less. Thus
221 2, 23 | is no need for the second increase of charity to be less ~than
222 2, 23 | charity of the wayfarer can increase indefinitely, it would follow ~
223 2, 23 | wayfarer's charity cannot increase indefinitely.~Aquin.: SMT
224 2, 23 | wayfarer's charity can ever increase more and more.~Aquin.: SMT
225 2, 23 | answer that, A term to the increase of a form may be fixed in
226 2, 23 | not extend to a further increase of the form in its subject.
227 2, 23 | is a limit imposed to the increase of man's ~charity, while
228 2, 23 | such has no limit to its increase, since it is a ~participation
229 2, 23 | manner the cause of the increase of charity, viz. God, is
230 2, 23 | subject, no limit to this ~increase can be determined, because
231 2, 23 | ability to receive a further increase. It is ~therefore evident
232 2, 23 | to fix any limits to the ~increase of charity in this life.~
233 2, 23 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The increase of charity is directed to
234 2, 23 | of receiving a ~further increase.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[24] A[
235 2, 23 | however much a line may increase it does not reach the quantity
236 2, 23 | life charity can always increase, as stated above (A[7]). ~
237 2, 23 | wherefore it can always increase.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[24] A[
238 2, 23 | charity may be, ~it can increase, as stated above (A[7]).
239 2, 23 | 7]). Now for charity to increase is ~to progress. Therefore
240 2, 23 | answer that, The spiritual increase of charity may be considered
241 2, 23 | which man is brought by the increase of ~charity. For at first
242 2, 23 | can be discerned in the ~increase of charity, are comprised
243 2, 23 | affect the same subject. Now increase and decrease are contraries. ~
244 2, 23 | something besides God, can increase in man. ~Therefore charity
245 2, 23 | even as neither can it increase, as ~stated above (A[4],
246 2, 23 | stand in equal relation ~to increase and decrease. For it can
247 2, 23 | For it can have a cause of increase, but not of ~decrease, as
248 2, 25 | to God, can come and go, ~increase and decrease, as was shown
249 2, 32 | arises from anger by way of increase. For at first, ~through
250 2, 34 | envy is a ~sorrow for the increase of God's grace, and not
251 2, 37 | compacted, groweth unto ~the increase of God." Now this Head is
252 2, 45 | This by ~practice merits increase, until it becomes perfect,
253 2, 60 | justice does not bind one to increase another's ~property. Now
254 2, 76 | taken figuratively for the ~increase of spiritual goods which
255 2, 76 | upon money, nor ~taken any increase . . . he is just.']." They
256 2, 76 | hath not taken usury and increase."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[78] A[
257 2, 81 | more ~effectively to an increase of holy desires." Hence
258 2, 81 | ourselves more eagerly to an ~increase thereof." Now the quantity
259 2, 85 | more solicitous for ~the increase of spiritual goods in the
260 2, 98 | profit of his kindred, or the increase of his patrimony, or the
261 2, 106 | wickedness of the descendants increase, it becomes almost ~necessary
262 2, 108 | end, whether or not this increase or diminish their ~gravity:
263 2, 121 | to check daring, but to increase fear. Now to attack ~belongs
264 2, 144 | onslaughts of ~gluttony, which increase in force the more he yields
265 2, 145 | occasioned ~by heat, and the increase in vital spirits are of
266 2, 150 | the words of Gn. 1:28, "Increase and multiply, ~and fill
267 2, 150 | body, namely the bodily increase of the human ~race, and
268 2, 157 | which makes one ready to increase punishment, belongs to cruelty.~
269 2, 167 | yet nothing be added to increase its beauty." ~Therefore
270 2, 180 | External labor conduces to the increase of the accidental ~reward;
271 2, 180 | accidental ~reward; but the increase of merit with regard to
272 2, 182 | is preceded both by its increase and by its ~beginning, as
273 2, 182 | to spiritual freedom, an increase of charity has not ~the
274 2, 182 | Reply OBJ 1: Beginning and increase are sought not for their
275 2, 183 | commendably to lay it out so as to increase the revenue of the ~Church.~
276 2, 185 | To receive gifts so as to increase one's wealth, or to ~accept
277 3, 1 | which is ~increased by the increase of knowledge of Him. But,
278 3, 7 | grace of any other man could increase to such an extent as to ~
279 3, 7 | the grace of Christ could increase?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[7] A[12]
280 3, 7 | the grace of Christ could increase. For to ~every finite thing
281 3, 7 | finite. Therefore it could increase.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[7] A[12]
282 3, 7 | the grace of ~Christ could increase.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[7] A[12]
283 3, 7 | form to be incapable of increase happens in two ~ways: First
284 3, 7 | if we say that air cannot increase in heat, when it has reached
285 3, 7 | form, the possibility of increase is excluded when a ~subject
286 3, 7 | there could have been no increase of grace in Him, as there
287 3, 7 | blessed, whose grace could not increase, ~seeing that they have
288 3, 7 | fixed limit of magnitude and increase." And hence to ~the quantity
289 3, 7 | Reply OBJ 3: Anyone may increase in wisdom and grace in two
290 3, 7 | this way Christ did not increase. Secondly, as regards the
291 3, 8 | compacted groweth unto the increase of God." But this ~belongs
292 3, 12 | His knowledge received increase.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[12] A[
293 3, 12 | infused knowledge did not increase, since from the beginning
294 3, 12 | His ~beatific knowledge increase; while in the FP, Q[14],
295 3, 12 | Divine knowledge could not increase. Therefore, if ~in the soul
296 3, 12 | of knowledge which could increase by this ~abstraction of
297 3, 12 | nature; hence it could increase.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[12] A[
298 3, 12 | it does not regard ~the increase of knowledge caused by the
299 3, 25 | passion-tide:~Give to the just increase of grace,~Give to each contrite
300 3, 33 | both because there is no increase without local ~movement,
301 3, 33 | local ~movement, and because increase is effected by the power
302 3, 33 | 4 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Increase is caused by the augmentative
303 3, 33 | which ~is the subject of increase: but the formation of the
304 3, 34 | Test. super ~Ex. 40] says: "Increase of merit was absolutely
305 3, 34 | the soul of ~Christ." But increase of merit would have been
306 3, 35 | the light of day begins to increase in ~length," so as to show
307 3, 45 | whereas here in ~order to increase the apostles' faith, He
308 3, 54 | defect, but to the greater increase of glory, inasmuch as ~they
309 3, 57 | First of all, in order to increase our faith, which is of things
310 3, 69 | has brought ~us up by an increase of virtue and good deeds
311 3, 72 | Confirmation He confers an increase of grace. In Baptism we
312 3, 72 | Confirmation ~He confers an increase of grace."~Aquin.: SMT TP
313 3, 77 | alteration of the qualities, and increase ~or decrease of the quantity,
314 3, 77 | not in the way in which increase or decrease ~is found only
315 3, 77 | substance, but it gives increase by reason of its ~quantity."
316 3, 77 | incorruptibility suffers neither increase nor decrease. Therefore
317 3, 79 | by sustaining, giving ~increase, restoring, and giving delight.
318 3, 79 | sacrament grace receives increase, and the ~spiritual life
319 3, 79 | Augustine says (Q[83]), "the increase of ~charity is the lessening
320 3, 79 | through venial sins; but the increase of habitual grace or of
321 3, 81 | sacrament is not merely an increase of habitual grace, but furthermore
322 3, 81 | spiritually, for these receive an increase ~of grace, and they have
323 Suppl, 10| absolution he receives an increase of grace, and ~forgiveness
324 Suppl, 13| good ~actions, may merit an increase of grace for another, since
325 Suppl, 21| prayers. For they bring an ~increase of grace to those who have
326 Suppl, 42| God uttered (Gn. 1:22), "Increase and ~multiply," were addressed
327 Suppl, 42| rib, and said to them: "Increase ~and multiply." And although
328 Suppl, 42| themselves of a nature to ~increase concupiscence, yet in so
329 Suppl, 43| betrothal, but gives it an increase ~of rectitude. or else it
330 Suppl, 52| slave in such a way as to increase the weight ~of the marriage
331 Suppl, 55| equality between two men by the increase of ~one, without the other
332 Suppl, 71| that the saints receive ~an increase of glory in themselves through
333 Suppl, 71| The sense is not that an increase of meed or reward accrues ~
334 Suppl, 72| says: "They desire an increase of joy and ~the fellowship
335 Suppl, 72| uncertain in what degree this ~increase will foretell the imminence
336 Suppl, 72| of the ~luminaries will increase according to Is. 30:26, "
337 Suppl, 72| but rather that it ~will increase.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[73] A[
338 Suppl, 72| higher creature in order to increase the ~glory of the elect,
339 Suppl, 78| make up for waste, and to increase quantity. But in the state ~
340 Suppl, 79| is corruptible, because "increase ~of passion results in loss
341 Suppl, 79| faith: so that this will increase their own and others' joy (
342 Suppl, 79| yet they are subject to increase and ~diminution in relation
343 Suppl, 79| Reply OBJ 3: Some things increase not only by receding from
344 Suppl, 81| never vary, neither by increase nor by decrease, because
345 Suppl, 83| death may contribute to the ~increase of punishment. For as the
346 Suppl, 83| withdrawal of death leads to the increase of punishments by making
347 Suppl, 83| Philosopher (Topic. vi), "increase of passion ~results in loss
348 Suppl, 84| their pain; indeed, it will increase it, because the ~greatest
349 Suppl, 85| the ~good will receive an increase of reward after the judgment,
350 Suppl, 85| wicked also will receive an increase of torment from the ~added
351 Suppl, 86| will not lessen but ~will increase unhappiness.~Aquin.: SMT
352 Suppl, 86| the wicked will have an increase ~of torment through the
353 Suppl, 88| this conduces to man's ~increase of glory. Thus a man merits
354 Suppl, 88| renewed by receiving an increase of brightness.~Aquin.: SMT
355 Suppl, 88| will cease ~rather than increase.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[91] A[
356 Suppl, 88| will be bettered and will ~increase.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[91] A[
357 Suppl, 88| Therefore their brightness will increase thereby, since ~it is their
358 Suppl, 88| heaven is renewed by an increase of ~brightness, so ought
359 Suppl, 88| elements to be renewed by an increase of active ~and passive qualities.~
360 Suppl, 88| Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, increase of brightness in the elements
361 Suppl, 88| the elements implies an ~increase of heat. If therefore at
362 Suppl, 88| heaven will be renewed by an increase of brightness. ~Therefore
363 Suppl, 89| But afterwards it will increase no more, because ~then will
364 Suppl, 89| enlightening, so as to increase the knowledge of the lower),
365 Suppl, 90| happiness of the saints will increase after the judgment?~(2)
366 Suppl, 90| happiness of the saints will ~increase in extent after the resurrection,
367 Suppl, 90| soul's ~happiness also will increase in extent, seeing that the
368 Suppl, 90| the soul's happiness will increase in intensity [*Cf. FS, Q[
369 Suppl, 90| another thing simply, the ~increase of the former follows from
370 Suppl, 90| former follows from the increase of the latter." Now to ~
371 Suppl, 90| Divine ~clarity, on the increase of which will depend the
372 Suppl, 90| of which will depend the increase in perfection ~of the Divine
373 Suppl, 93| then was it commanded: ~"Increase and multiply and fill the
374 Suppl, 93| holy doctors will have an ~increase of glory above that which
375 Suppl, 93| this way privations may ~increase, as when a man is said to
376 Suppl, 95| damned do not desire the increase of their ~punishment. Now
377 Suppl, 95| blessed is increased by an increase in their ~number. Therefore
378 Suppl, 95| Reply OBJ 3: Although an increase in the number of the damned
379 Suppl, 95| the damned results in ~an increase of each one's punishment,
380 Suppl, 95| will their hatred ~and envy increase that they will prefer to
381 Suppl, 95| punishment, which are subject to increase until the ~day of judgment.
382 Suppl, 95| their ~punishment, but will increase it; because they will bear
383 Appen1, 2| effect of sin, it ~does not increase unless the sin increases.
384 Appen1, 2| increases. Now sin cannot increase in ~one whose sin is already
385 Appen1, 2| punishment, this ~debt does not increase when he dies. But while
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