Part, Question
1 1, 5 | divine ~causality, goodness precedes being. Again, according
2 1, 5 | together with all that precedes and follows upon that form. ~
3 1, 9 | I answer that, From what precedes, it is shown that God is
4 1, 16 | that knowledge naturally precedes appetite. Hence, since the
5 1, 21 | account of something that precedes. And since we cannot ~go
6 1, 23 | and so election ~in us precedes love. In God, however, it
7 1, 23 | Thus it is clear that love ~precedes election in the order of
8 1, 23 | of reason, and election precedes ~predestination. Whence
9 1, 25 | knowledge and will of God ~precedes the consideration of His
10 1, 25 | His power, as the cause precedes the ~operation and effect.~
11 1, 26 | understanding, divine beatitude precedes the act of the ~will at
12 1, 30 | that, It follows from what precedes that there are several ~
13 1, 30 | division, which ~logically precedes one or multitude. Multitude
14 1, 33 | the intellect the common precedes the ~particular. But this
15 1, 40 | it seems ~that generation precedes paternity in the order of
16 1, 40 | the passive sense, simply ~precedes the personal properties
17 1, 40 | notional act of spiration precedes, in the order of ~intelligence,
18 1, 40 | order of intelligence, it precedes filiation, even as constituting ~
19 1, 41 | This appears from what precedes and from what ~follows as
20 1, 42 | as no one of them either precedes in ~eternity, or excels
21 1, 42 | happen otherwise. From what precedes (Q[27], A[2]; Q[33], AA[
22 1, 45 | anything is made, ~its becoming precedes its having been made. But
23 1, 45 | glance, according to ~what precedes (A[1]), that to create can
24 1, 46 | by motion, of ~necessity precedes its effect in time; because
25 1, 47 | one, as appears from what precedes (Q[11], A[4]). Therefore
26 1, 48 | pain; because temptation precedes the fault, and the pain
27 1, 49 | that, It appears from what precedes that there is no one first ~
28 1, 53 | But a process of changing precedes every actual change: ~consequently
29 1, 53 | throughout the whole ~time which precedes the last 'now'; as was already
30 1, 60 | what belongs to that which precedes, has always the nature of
31 1, 63 | others sinning. For the cause precedes the effect. But, as ~Damascene
32 1, 66 | of nature ~formlessness precedes form in time. It does so,
33 1, 66 | OBJ 4: Further, movement precedes time, and therefore should
34 1, 68 | the firmament ~naturally precedes the earth and the waters,
35 1, 69 | formlessness of matter precedes its formation, and one form
36 1, 70 | heavenly bodies. Now, cause precedes effect in the order of nature.
37 1, 70 | what is such of itself precedes that which ~is by another.
38 1, 74 | of the light at evening precedes ~the termination of the
39 1, 76 | substantial ~form in the body precedes the soul.~Aquin.: SMT FP
40 1, 77 | are distinguished by what ~precedes. But the Philosopher says (
41 1, 40 | it seems ~that generation precedes paternity in the order of
42 1, 40 | the passive sense, simply ~precedes the personal properties
43 1, 40 | notional act of spiration precedes, in the order of ~intelligence,
44 1, 40 | order of intelligence, it precedes filiation, even as constituting ~
45 1, 41 | This appears from what precedes and from what ~follows as
46 1, 42 | as no one of them either precedes in ~eternity, or excels
47 1, 42 | happen otherwise. From what precedes (Q[27], A[2]; Q[33], AA[
48 1, 46 | anything is made, ~its becoming precedes its having been made. But
49 1, 46 | glance, according to ~what precedes (A[1]), that to create can
50 1, 47 | by motion, of ~necessity precedes its effect in time; because
51 1, 48 | one, as appears from what precedes (Q[11], A[4]). Therefore
52 1, 49 | pain; because temptation precedes the fault, and the pain
53 1, 50 | that, It appears from what precedes that there is no one first ~
54 1, 54 | But a process of changing precedes every actual change: ~consequently
55 1, 54 | throughout the whole ~time which precedes the last 'now'; as was already
56 1, 61 | what belongs to that which precedes, has always the nature of
57 1, 64 | others sinning. For the cause precedes the effect. But, as ~Damascene
58 1, 67 | of nature ~formlessness precedes form in time. It does so,
59 1, 67 | OBJ 4: Further, movement precedes time, and therefore should
60 1, 69 | the firmament ~naturally precedes the earth and the waters,
61 1, 70 | formlessness of matter precedes its formation, and one form
62 1, 71 | heavenly bodies. Now, cause precedes effect in the order of nature.
63 1, 71 | what is such of itself precedes that which ~is by another.
64 1, 73 | of the light at evening precedes ~the termination of the
65 1, 75 | substantial ~form in the body precedes the soul.~Aquin.: SMT FP
66 1, 76 | are distinguished by what ~precedes. But the Philosopher says (
67 1, 81 | of ~the soul: for sense precedes the intellect, which is
68 1, 81 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: What precedes in order of generation and
69 1, 81 | same thing potentiality precedes act, and ~imperfection precedes
70 1, 81 | precedes act, and ~imperfection precedes perfection. But what precedes
71 1, 81 | precedes perfection. But what precedes absolutely and in the ~order
72 1, 81 | more perfect: for thus act precedes potentiality. And ~in this
73 1, 81 | in this way the intellect precedes the will, as the motive
74 1, 81 | will, as the motive power precedes ~the thing movable, and
75 1, 81 | movable, and as the active precedes the passive; for good which ~
76 1, 81 | For what ~moves excels and precedes what is moved, because what
77 1, 81 | the intellect ~excels and precedes the will, as we have said
78 1, 84 | Further, the composition precedes the simple in relation to
79 1, 84 | knowledge of the more common precedes the knowledge of the ~less
80 1, 93 | before ~imperfection, as act precedes potentiality; for whatever
81 1, 94 | consummated. But in man grace precedes glory. ~Therefore much more
82 1, 94 | can be proved from what precedes. For ~it was shown above (
83 2, 3 | in moving, but knowledge ~precedes love in attaining: for "
84 2, 4 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, what precedes does not depend on what
85 2, 4 | operation of the intellect precedes the operation of the will.
86 2, 4 | certain act of the will precedes a certain act of the ~intellect.
87 2, 6 | respect, inasmuch as ~it precedes the movement of the will
88 2, 8 | And ~sometimes this act precedes the other in time; for example
89 2, 10 | itself, which is from nature, precedes volition, which is from
90 2, 13 | that, in a sense, reason precedes the will ~and ordains its
91 2, 14 | 1/1 - OF COUNSEL, WHICH PRECEDES CHOICE (SIX ARTICLES)~We
92 2, 14 | order. Since then, the past precedes the present, and the ~present
93 2, 14 | present, and the ~present precedes the future, it seems that
94 2, 14 | And ~if this principle precedes both in knowledge and in
95 2, 14 | effects. But ~if that which precedes in knowledge is later in
96 2, 14 | counsel is the end, which precedes indeed in intention, ~but
97 2, 15 | what follows. ~But consent precedes the accomplished act. If
98 2, 16 | apprehensive power that precedes them, greater excellence ~
99 2, 16 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether use precedes choice?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
100 2, 16 | It would seem that use precedes choice. For nothing follows
101 2, 16 | it belongs to the will, precedes ~execution. Therefore it
102 2, 16 | execution. Therefore it precedes choice also. ~Aquin.: SMT
103 2, 16 | 2: Further, the absolute precedes the relative. Therefore
104 2, 16 | Therefore the less ~relative precedes the more relative. But choice
105 2, 16 | end only. Therefore use precedes choice.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
106 2, 16 | in consent. But consent precedes ~choice as stated above (
107 2, 16 | the end. In this sense use precedes choice.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
108 2, 16 | execution of the work, ~precedes execution, but follows choice.
109 2, 16 | Indeed, the more ~a cause precedes, the more numerous the effects
110 2, 16 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Choice precedes use, if they be referred
111 2, 16 | ordained to that ~which precedes, precede also.~
112 2, 17 | that the act of the reason precedes the act of the will, ~and
113 2, 17 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether use precedes command?~Aquin.: SMT FS
114 2, 17 | It would seem that use precedes command. For command is
115 2, 17 | the will. ~Therefore use precedes command.~Aquin.: SMT FS
116 2, 17 | Therefore ~it seems that use precedes command.~Aquin.: SMT FS
117 2, 17 | kind of use. Now the common precedes the ~proper. Therefore use
118 2, 17 | the ~proper. Therefore use precedes command.~Aquin.: SMT FS
119 2, 17 | that impulse to ~action precedes use. But impulse to operation
120 2, 17 | command. ~Therefore command precedes use.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[17]
121 2, 17 | referring this to the end, precedes choice, as stated ~above (
122 2, 17 | given: for it naturally ~precedes its fulfilment, sometimes,
123 2, 17 | is evident that command precedes use.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[17]
124 2, 17 | Not every act of the will precedes this act of the reason ~
125 2, 17 | but an act of the will precedes, viz. choice; and an ~act
126 2, 17 | from the fact that command precedes, rather than that ~it follows
127 2, 17 | the ~purpose of command, precedes the command; so also we
128 2, 17 | distinct. But command naturally precedes the ~commanded act. Therefore
129 2, 17 | Thus the soul, in a way, ~precedes the body; and the heart,
130 2, 17 | because the act of the will precedes the act ~of reason commanding,
131 2, 17 | commanded, this command will be precedes by another act of the ~reason,
132 2, 17 | Now the condition that precedes, is not subject to the ~
133 2, 19 | accompanying'] it. The intention precedes the act of the will ~causally,
134 2, 20 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The end precedes in the order of intention,
135 2, 20 | generation, although it precedes it in the order of nature: ~
136 2, 20 | in the active cause, it precedes in every way. Now ~the will
137 2, 24 | that tends to evil, and precedes the judgment of ~reason,
138 2, 25 | OBJ 2: Further, the mover precedes that which is moved. But
139 2, 25 | therefore, the absolute good precedes the restricted good, ~it
140 2, 25 | concupiscible faculty: thus hope precedes joy, and hence causes it, ~
141 2, 25 | that we feared: while it precedes ~the movement of anger;
142 2, 25 | absolutely, it ~naturally precedes the object of the irascible,
143 2, 25 | irascible, as the common precedes ~the proper.~Aquin.: SMT
144 2, 25 | desired. ~Therefore desire precedes love.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[25]
145 2, 25 | OBJ 3: Further, the cause precedes its effect. But pleasure
146 2, 25 | 3,4). Therefore pleasure precedes love; and consequently love
147 2, 25 | faculty. Now good naturally precedes evil; since evil is privation
148 2, 25 | that is to say, ~each precedes its contrary passion: because
149 2, 25 | Accordingly in this ~order, love precedes desire, and desire precedes
150 2, 25 | precedes desire, and desire precedes pleasure. But in the ~order
151 2, 25 | such a union. ~This union precedes the movement of desire.~
152 2, 25 | causes love, in so far as it precedes love in the ~order of intention.~
153 2, 25 | 1]), it seems that anger precedes and surpasses hope.~Aquin.:
154 2, 25 | movement of ~withdrawal precedes the movement of approach.
155 2, 25 | the first, the more it ~precedes others. But hope is nearer
156 2, 25 | or aptitude ~to the end precedes the achievement of the end;
157 2, 25 | and fear: yet so that hope precedes despair; since hope is a ~
158 2, 25 | being a movement ~from evil, precedes daring. And that hope and
159 2, 25 | ii, 5: yet so that love precedes hatred; desire precedes
160 2, 25 | precedes hatred; desire precedes aversion; ~hope precedes
161 2, 25 | precedes aversion; ~hope precedes despair; fear precedes daring;
162 2, 25 | hope precedes despair; fear precedes daring; and joy precedes
163 2, 25 | precedes daring; and joy precedes sadness, as ~may be gathered
164 2, 28 | apprehension of the reason precedes the movement of ~love. Consequently,
165 2, 29 | the cause of that which ~precedes. But hatred precedes love,
166 2, 29 | which ~precedes. But hatred precedes love, seemingly: since hatred
167 2, 29 | while, ~in reality, one precedes, and causes the other; e.g.
168 2, 29 | turning away from one term ~precedes the turning towards the
169 2, 29 | execution. Wherefore love ~precedes hatred: because each is
170 2, 34 | generation. But pleasure precedes them in the order of the
171 2, 40 | from ~this belief which precedes in the cognitive power,
172 2, 40 | from the knowledge that precedes it, as an effect ~from a
173 2, 40 | certainty of the knowledge that precedes it.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[40]
174 2, 40 | the soul. Therefore love ~precedes hope, and consequently hope
175 2, 40 | 1~OBJ 2: Further, desire precedes hope. But desire is caused
176 2, 40 | is loved. Therefore love precedes hope.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[40]
177 2, 45 | yet ~avoidance of evil precedes avoidance of good; just
178 2, 45 | as the pursuit of good ~precedes the pursuit of evil. Consequently
179 2, 45 | Consequently just as hope precedes daring, ~so fear precedes
180 2, 45 | precedes daring, ~so fear precedes despair. And just as fear
181 2, 48 | Reply OBJ 3: Pleasure that precedes hinders sorrow from ensuing,
182 2, 48 | increase of the grief that precedes, ~anger is increased also.~
183 2, 49 | to nature. And as nature precedes action, to which power is ~
184 2, 51 | noble than the act which precedes the habit; as is clear ~
185 2, 51 | be caused by an act which precedes the habit.~Aquin.: SMT FS
186 2, 51 | Reply OBJ 3: The act which precedes the habit, in so far as
187 2, 58 | Because perfection of what precedes does not depend on the ~
188 2, 58 | what follows. Now reason precedes and moves the sensitive ~
189 2, 58 | as apprehending the end, precedes the appetite for ~the end:
190 2, 58 | but appetite for the end precedes the reason, as arguing about ~
191 2, 62 | Para. 1/1~Whether faith precedes hope, and hope charity?~
192 2, 62 | virtues is not ~that faith precedes hope, and hope charity.
193 2, 62 | hope charity. For the root precedes that ~which grows from it.
194 2, 62 | charity." Therefore ~charity precedes the others.~Aquin.: SMT
195 2, 62 | Therefore it seems that faith precedes ~charity, and charity hope.~
196 2, 62 | charity, which is love, precedes ~hope.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
197 2, 62 | respect of which matter precedes ~form, and the imperfect
198 2, 62 | form, and the imperfect precedes the perfect, in one same
199 2, 62 | one same subject faith ~precedes hope, and hope charity,
200 2, 62 | order of generation, ~faith precedes hope and charity. In like
201 2, 62 | order of ~generation, hope precedes charity as regards their
202 2, 62 | order of perfection, charity precedes faith and hope: because ~
203 2, 62 | regard to this, love always precedes hope: for good is never ~
204 2, 62 | With regard to ~this, hope precedes love at first; though afterwards
205 2, 65 | charity." Now the begetter precedes the begotten, and can be ~
206 2, 68 | ways in which one thing precedes another. One ~is in order
207 2, 68 | dignity, as love of God precedes love of ~our neighbor: and
208 2, 68 | thus love of one's neighbor precedes love ~of God, as regards
209 2, 71 | in good and in evil, act precedes power, as stated in ~Metaph.
210 2, 71 | does not prove that habit ~precedes act simply, both in goodness
211 2, 74 | above ~(A[1]). Now reason precedes the will, since it directs
212 2, 74 | reason, the will moves and precedes the reason, in ~one way,
213 2, 74 | and the reason moves and precedes the will in another: so
214 2, 82 | in wickedness act always precedes habit, because evil ~habits
215 2, 83 | Further, the intellect precedes the will, for the object
216 2, 83 | Reply OBJ 3: The intellect precedes the will, in one way, by
217 2, 83 | In another way, the will precedes the intellect, in the ~order
218 2, 85 | follows is changed, that which precedes remains unchanged, since
219 2, 85 | Reply OBJ 2: Although nature precedes the voluntary action, it
220 2, 89 | alone. For disposition precedes habit. Now venial sin is
221 2, 89 | OBJ 1: Venial sin always precedes mortal sin not as a necessary, ~
222 2, 100 | order of knowledge, virtue precedes vice, ~because "the crooked
223 2, 109 | complete rising from sin precedes the ~enlightenment of grace;
224 2, 111 | coincide in this - that one ~precedes another.~Aquin.: SMT FS
225 2, 112 | preparation, which sometimes ~precedes the gift of sanctifying
226 2, 112 | good, and this preparation precedes grace. But He ~sometimes
227 2, 113 | perfects the intellect which ~precedes the will; hence without
228 2, 113 | enumeration we may have what precedes and what follows, since
229 2, 113 | happens that deliberation precedes, yet this is not of the
230 2, 113 | the disposition naturally precedes the form to which it ~disposes.
231 2, 113 | Therefore it naturally precedes the infusion of grace.~Aquin.:
232 2, 113 | movement towards God naturally precedes the free-will's movement
233 2, 113 | withdrawal from a term naturally precedes the approach to a term, ~
234 2, 113 | disposition of the subject precedes the reception of ~the form,
235 2, 113 | the free-will's movement ~precedes the reception of grace in
236 2, 113 | removal of the ~impediment precedes the attainment of the end.
237 2, 2 | kind of inquiry, and which precedes the intellect's ~arrival
238 2, 2 | as the ~disposition which precedes the ultimate form. Now it
239 2, 2 | virtues, a passion which precedes ~choice makes the virtuous
240 2, 4 | faith. Now the foundation precedes that which is founded ~thereon.
241 2, 4 | is perfected by ~charity, precedes the act of the intellect,
242 2, 4 | faith, ~as the cause which precedes its effect. Therefore charity
243 2, 4 | effect. Therefore charity precedes faith. ~Therefore faith
244 2, 4 | Faith, by its very nature, precedes ~all other virtues. For
245 2, 4 | For an ~accidental cause precedes its effect accidentally.
246 2, 4 | not follow that charity precedes faith.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
247 2, 7 | precede its cause. Now fear precedes faith: for it is written ~(
248 2, 8 | OBJ 2: Further, that which precedes is not the fruit of what
249 2, 10 | Further, when that which precedes is corrupted, that which ~
250 2, 10 | also. Now an act of faith precedes the acts of all ~the virtues.
251 2, 12 | be ~removed, that which precedes, remains, but the converse
252 2, 15 | cognition. Now cognition precedes and directs ~action. Therefore
253 2, 15 | OBJ 2: Further, learning precedes teaching, for a man must
254 2, 16 | Para. 1/1~Whether hope precedes faith?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
255 2, 16 | It would seem that hope precedes faith. Because a gloss on
256 2, 16 | justified. Therefore hope precedes faith.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
257 2, 16 | hoped for." Therefore hope precedes faith.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
258 2, 16 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, hope precedes a meritorious act, for the
259 2, 16 | meritorious. Therefore hope precedes ~faith.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
260 2, 16 | Absolutely speaking, faith precedes hope. For the object ~of
261 2, 16 | it is evident that ~faith precedes hope.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[17]
262 2, 16 | Para. 1/1~Whether charity precedes hope?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[17]
263 2, 16 | would seem that charity precedes hope. For Ambrose says on
264 2, 16 | from charity." But faith precedes charity. ~Therefore charity
265 2, 16 | charity. ~Therefore charity precedes hope.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[17]
266 2, 16 | charity. Therefore ~charity precedes hope.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[17]
267 2, 16 | a gloss. Therefore hope precedes charity.~Aquin.: SMT SS
268 2, 16 | respect of which the imperfect precedes the perfect: the other ~
269 2, 16 | which the perfect ~naturally precedes the imperfect. In respect
270 2, 16 | of the first order hope ~precedes charity: and this is clear
271 2, 16 | order of generation, hope precedes charity. For just as a ~
272 2, 16 | perfection charity naturally precedes hope, ~wherefore, with the
273 2, 18 | prior to fear, since faith precedes fear. Therefore it seems
274 2, 19 | which follows, that which precedes ~remains. But hope follows
275 2, 23 | none but natural virtue precedes charity, since there is
276 2, 25 | likeness we have to God precedes and causes the ~likeness
277 2, 28 | concern the intellect, which precedes the ~appetite that is united
278 2, 51 | 47], A[8]]. Now thought precedes all these acts, since it
279 2, 80 | OBJ 2: Further, charity precedes religion; and devotion seems
280 2, 81 | intention, where the end precedes the things that are directed
281 2, 81 | and attainment of good precedes removal of evil.~Aquin.:
282 2, 81 | from grace. But prayer precedes grace, since even grace
283 2, 81 | the future. But the past precedes the future. Therefore thanksgivings
284 2, 81 | that are diverse the past precedes the future; ~but the one
285 2, 81 | thanksgiving for other benefits precedes intercession: but one and
286 2, 104 | distinct from the one that precedes, as falling short thereof.~
287 2, 107 | truth. Since then the object precedes the habit ~and the act,
288 2, 120 | though affirmation naturally ~precedes negation, yet in the process
289 2, 120 | of unbelief. Now unbelief precedes superstition, as ~faith
290 2, 120 | superstition, as ~faith precedes religion. Therefore this
291 2, 120 | The debt to one's parents precedes the debt to one's ~kindred
292 2, 120 | belongs to a thing by nature precedes that which ~is accidental,
293 2, 154 | the intellect sometimes precedes the ~inclination of the
294 2, 159 | in this way the inner man precedes the outward man. ~The other
295 2, 160 | Civ. Dei xiv, 7,9), "love ~precedes all other emotions of the
296 2, 160 | Therefore falling away from God ~precedes pride.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
297 2, 160 | Therefore the vice of daring precedes the vice of pride.~Aquin.:
298 2, 164 | application to knowledge ~precedes its application to those
299 2, 168 | intention inducement to virtue ~precedes the prohibition of vice,
300 2, 170 | the ~intellect, whose act precedes the act of the will, which
301 2, 171 | object of heavenly ~bliss - precedes knowledge of that thing
302 2, 180 | Whether the active life precedes the contemplative?~Aquin.:
303 2, 180 | neighbor. Now ~the love of God precedes the love of our neighbor,
304 2, 180 | contemplative life also ~precedes the active life.~Aquin.:
305 2, 180 | way the contemplative life precedes the ~active, inasmuch as
306 2, 180 | Para. 2/2~Secondly, a thing precedes with regard to us, because
307 2, 180 | In this way the active precedes the ~contemplative life,
308 2, 180 | generation, disposition ~precedes form, although the latter
309 2, 180 | form, although the latter precedes simply and according to
310 2, 180 | evident that the active precedes the contemplative ~life,
311 2, 180 | that which is common to all precedes, in the order of ~generation,
312 2, 187 | proceed from that which precedes to that ~which follows after.
313 2, 187 | the precepts of charity precedes the counsels, and yet ~sometimes
314 2, 187 | observance of the precepts precedes the counsels in the ~order
315 2, 187 | does not follow that it precedes them in point of ~time,
316 3, 1 | eternal ~perfection of God precedes in duration the imperfection
317 3, 1 | A[5], ad 3), perfection precedes imperfection in time in
318 3, 1 | another way imperfection precedes perfection. ~For in that
319 3, 1 | imperfect, imperfection ~precedes perfection in time, whereas
320 3, 1 | of perfection, perfection precedes imperfection in time. Now
321 3, 6 | bringing about the effect, and precedes it in its union with ~the
322 3, 6 | not, is by ~reason of what precedes the perfection of the nature,
323 3, 7 | 2: Further, disposition precedes perfection, if not in time,
324 3, 7 | OBJ 3: Further, the common precedes the proper. But habitual
325 3, 7 | is the grace of ~union, precedes the habitual grace of Christ,
326 3, 7 | Therefore the grace of union precedes, in thought, habitual grace.~
327 3, 7 | the order of generation precedes the ~perfection to which
328 3, 7 | Reply OBJ 3: The common precedes the proper, when both are
329 3, 33 | that which is imperfect ~precedes in time that which is perfect:
330 3, 34 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: Existence precedes action by nature, but not
331 3, 34 | His conception. For merit precedes reward, as fault ~precedes
332 3, 34 | precedes reward, as fault ~precedes punishment. But Christ merited
333 3, 49 | 2). But the effect never precedes the cause. Therefore it ~
334 3, 61 | it. Now the final cause ~precedes not in time, but in the
335 3, 65 | sacramental actions. But the agent precedes his action. ~Therefore order
336 3, 65 | causes, and consequently precedes, growth. ~Therefore the
337 3, 65 | Therefore the Eucharist precedes Confirmation.~Aquin.: SMT
338 3, 65 | Eucharist. But a ~disposition precedes perfection. Therefore Penance
339 3, 65 | A[1]). For just as unity precedes multitude, so ~those sacraments
340 3, 65 | OBJ 3: Nourishment both precedes growth, as its cause; and
341 3, 66 | Passion. For ~the cause precedes the effect. Now Christ's
342 3, 66 | Therefore Christ's Passion precedes the ~institution of the
343 3, 69 | teaching by the catechism precedes Baptism. ~Therefore it is
344 3, 76 | the nature of substance precedes ~even dimensive quantity.
345 3, 83 | 4] Body Para. 5/12~There precedes, in the second place, the
346 3, 84 | understood of the prayer that ~precedes the absolution, and do not
347 3, 84 | dead works"; wherefore it precedes even Baptism, according
348 3, 84 | That which is of itself precedes naturally that which is ~
349 3, 84 | accidental, as substance precedes accident. Now some sacraments
350 3, 84 | Moreover, the penance which precedes Baptism is not the sacrament
351 3, 85 | as is ~clear from what precedes. Therefore penance results
352 3, 85 | Therefore it seems that penance precedes all ~the other virtues.~
353 3, 85 | soul. Therefore no virtue precedes penance, ~which is itself
354 3, 85 | acts, the ~former naturally precedes the latter, because the
355 3, 85 | as that which is natural precedes that which is ~accidental;
356 3, 85 | withdrawal from one extreme ~precedes approach to the other, in
357 3, 86 | effect of operating ~grace precedes the effect of co-operating
358 3, 86 | and of eternal punishment precedes the complete release from ~
359 3, 90 | first. Therefore that which precedes Baptism ~should not be called
360 3, 90 | belongs to that ~penance which precedes Baptism. The second is by
361 3, 90 | OBJ 1: The penance which precedes Baptism is not a sacrament,
362 Suppl, 4 | unreasonable if that which precedes remains, when that which
363 Suppl, 5 | The forgiveness of sin precedes virtue and the infusion
364 Suppl, 16| since the removal ~of what precedes entails the removal of what
365 Suppl, 18| This disposition sometimes precedes their Baptism ~by priority
366 Suppl, 39| such as the free-will, precedes its act; and thus it is
367 Suppl, 55| answer that, Affinity that precedes marriage hinders marriage
368 Suppl, 56| union of ~bodies, for it precedes it. Therefore with much
369 Suppl, 56| relationship, since either it precedes or follows marriage. ~If
370 Suppl, 56| follows marriage. ~If it precedes, it hinders the contracting
371 Suppl, 56| but not if the impediment precedes.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[56] A[
372 Suppl, 59| office of nature, which ~precedes the state of grace, the
373 Suppl, 61| asunder." But the union which precedes marital intercourse ~was
374 Suppl, 71| This is clear from what precedes: "Since these ~sacrifices,
375 Suppl, 72| elements?~(7) Whether that fire precedes or follows the judgment?~(
376 Suppl, 79| Further, natural alteration precedes spiritual* alteration, just ~
377 Suppl, 79| just ~as natural being precedes intentional being. Now glorified
378 Suppl, 79| the natural alteration precedes the spiritual ~alteration,
379 Suppl, 79| alteration, just as natural precedes intentional being. If however
380 Suppl, 81| things ~"to be changing precedes to be changed," as is proved
381 Suppl, 87| conc. 8): "The intellect precedes, the affections follow slowly
382 Suppl, 89| This is evident from what precedes: "For no man hath seen ~
383 Suppl, 90| that, Since local movement precedes all other movements, terms ~
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