Part, Question
1 1, 19 | thing; for what removes an ~impediment is called an accidental
2 1, 49 | action except from some impediment. But only good can ~be a
3 1, 63 | them at once ~placed an impediment to their beatitude, thereby
4 1, 63 | if he had not ~placed an impediment by sinning.~Aquin.: SMT
5 1, 50 | action except from some impediment. But only good can ~be a
6 1, 64 | them at once ~placed an impediment to their beatitude, thereby
7 1, 64 | if he had not ~placed an impediment by sinning.~Aquin.: SMT
8 1, 90 | reason of its humidity, is an impediment to the smell, ~which requires
9 1, 91 | generation, and this ~is an impediment to matrimony. Woman, however,
10 1, 93 | the higher, and were no impediment to ~their action. And from
11 1, 100 | animals. Moreover a special impediment exists in man from the ~
12 1, 102 | nutritive power by some such ~impediment as the coarseness of the
13 1, 106 | speech local distance is no impediment.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[107] A[
14 1, 112 | into ~sin; which sin was an impediment to the efficacy of the prayer
15 2, 35 | secondly, through some impediment in the apprehension. On
16 2, 48 | silence." On the part of ~the impediment to reason because, as stated
17 2, 58 | not possible unless the impediment of ~the passions, destroying
18 2, 65 | act, on account of some impediment ~supervening from without:
19 2, 75 | account of some ~supervening impediment: else it would follow that
20 2, 75 | as that which removes an impediment is called ~an indirect cause
21 2, 76 | either one that removes an impediment, or ~the removal itself
22 2, 76 | the removal itself of an impediment: and it is in this way that
23 2, 76 | being the removal of an impediment.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[76] A[
24 2, 76 | that sin, as removing its impediment.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[76] A[
25 2, 77 | the result being ~that an impediment arises in the aforesaid
26 2, 87 | another, by removing an ~impediment thereto. For passions, temptations
27 2, 94 | habitually, on account ~of some impediment: thus, on account of sleep,
28 2, 113 | movements the removal of the ~impediment precedes the attainment
29 2, 113 | end, before removing the impediment of sin.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
30 2, 114 | added to this, viz. the impediment of sin. For since sin is
31 2, 114 | second proof taken from the impediment of sin, the ~case is similar
32 2, 114 | sometimes there may be an impediment on the part of him ~whose
33 2, 114 | effect on account of the impediment ~of sin in the one for whom
34 2, 114 | grace, ~because there is no impediment (at least, on the part of
35 2, 114 | subsequent sin, there arises an impediment to the preceding merit,
36 2, 114 | account of a supervening impediment.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[114] A[
37 2, 114 | takes place because of the ~impediment of sin, since sin itself
38 2, 43 | on ~account of the bodily impediment which hinders the use of
39 2, 44 | which results from a bodily ~impediment. On the other hand the folly
40 2, 44 | is caused by a spiritual ~impediment, viz. by the mind being
41 2, 86 | These vows alone are an impediment to the contract of ~marriage,
42 2, 115 | inexperience merely removes the impediment to liberality, so that it ~
43 2, 152 | contracted, although it is an impediment to its being contracted. ~
44 2, 170 | obstacle than an ~accidental impediment. Now the considerations
45 2, 183 | unable himself to remove ~the impediment that makes the pastoral
46 2, 183 | be willing to remove the ~impediment, he is bound humbly to obey.
47 2, 183 | speak." At other times the impediment ~cannot be removed, neither
48 2, 183 | one should thus incur an impediment to the ~episcopate or holy
49 2, 187 | the ~cessation of a lawful impediment; whereas if he intend to
50 3, 68 | accidentally, ~i.e. through some impediment in a bodily organ; but not
51 3, 69 | absence of habits, but to an impediment on the part of the body:
52 3, 71 | exorcism remove the twofold ~impediment against the reception of
53 3, 71 | these, one is the ~outward impediment, so far as the demons strive
54 3, 71 | man's ~salvation. And this impediment is removed by the breathings,
55 3, 71 | Body Para. 3/3~The other impediment is within, forasmuch as,
56 3, 89 | eternal life, is due to the ~impediment of the supervening sin whereby
57 3, 89 | eternal life. But this impediment is removed by Penance, inasmuch
58 3, 89 | regard to a supervening impediment on the ~part of the man
59 3, 89 | relation to an extrinsic ~impediment; while they are said to
60 Suppl, 8 | confession, on account of ~an impediment to the exercise of his order,
61 Suppl, 8 | the power to ~remove that impediment can permit him to hear confessions.~
62 Suppl, 32| Bodily deformity is not an impediment to any other ~sacrament.
63 Suppl, 32| Therefore it should not be an impediment to this one. Now each ~of
64 Suppl, 37| instructed, yet lie under an impediment through the power of the
65 Suppl, 37| The sacred Orders are an impediment to the contracting ~of marriage
66 Suppl, 39| Whether the female sex is an impediment to receiving this sacrament?~(
67 Suppl, 39| Whether the female sex is an impediment to receiving Orders?~Aquin.:
68 Suppl, 39| that the female sex is no impediment to receiving ~Orders. For
69 Suppl, 39| use of reason ~occasion an impediment to act. Wherefore the like
70 Suppl, 39| the state of slavery is an impediment to receiving Orders?~Aquin.:
71 Suppl, 39| state of slavery is not an impediment to ~receiving Orders. For
72 Suppl, 39| humility should not be an ~impediment to the reception of a sacrament.
73 Suppl, 39| would seem that it is an impediment to the ~validity of the
74 Suppl, 39| he would if this were an ~impediment to his receiving Orders.
75 Suppl, 39| s own fault is a greater impediment than the fault ~of another.
76 Suppl, 39| of members should be an impediment?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[39] A[
77 Suppl, 39| either on account of an ~impediment to the act, or on account
78 Suppl, 39| act, or on account of an impediment affecting his ~personal
79 Suppl, 43| mortally, unless a lawful impediment arise; and the Church uses ~
80 Suppl, 47| cannot be, cannot be an impediment. But ~compulsory consent
81 Suppl, 47| compulsory consent is an impediment to matrimony, as stated
82 Suppl, 47| Therefore if there is an impediment ~on the part of one, there
83 Suppl, 47| follows ~that whatever is an impediment to matrimony in the one,
84 Suppl, 47| matrimony in the one, is an impediment ~to matrimony in the other;
85 Suppl, 50| there should ~not be any impediment making it altogether unlawful
86 Suppl, 50| 1/1~OBJ 7: Further, no impediment can remove from a thing
87 Suppl, 50| unable - and thus we have the impediment of "impotence" - or ~through
88 Suppl, 50| freely, and thus we have the impediment of ~the "condition of slavery."
89 Suppl, 50| fulfill - and thus we have the impediment of "Order" - or on account ~
90 Suppl, 50| vow - and thus "Vow" is an impediment.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[50] A[
91 Suppl, 50| which constitutes the impediment of the "bond of marriage" -
92 Suppl, 50| committed with her is an ~impediment.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[50] A[
93 Suppl, 50| de jure." Wherefore if an impediment supervene after a ~marriage
94 Suppl, 51| Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THE IMPEDIMENT OF ERROR (TWO ARTICLES)~
95 Suppl, 51| in ~the first place the impediment of error. Under this head
96 Suppl, 51| of its very nature is an impediment to matrimony?~(2) What kind
97 Suppl, 51| right to reckon error as an impediment to marriage?~Aquin.: SMT
98 Suppl, 51| be reckoned in itself an ~impediment to marriage. For consent,
99 Suppl, 51| been ~reckoned here as an impediment to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
100 Suppl, 51| its very nature can be an impediment to ~marriage is in opposition
101 Suppl, 51| not by its very nature an ~impediment to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
102 Suppl, 51| marriage. Therefore error is an impediment to ~matrimony.~Aquin.: SMT
103 Suppl, 51| error. Therefore error is an impediment ~to matrimony.~Aquin.: SMT
104 Suppl, 51| However, as ~regards being an impediment to the voluntary, it differs
105 Suppl, 51| since no ignorance can be an impediment to ~the voluntary, unless
106 Suppl, 51| Whether every error is an impediment to matrimony?~Aquin.: SMT
107 Suppl, 51| seem that every error is an impediment to matrimony, and ~not,
108 Suppl, 51| is of its very nature an ~impediment to matrimony, as stated
109 Suppl, 51| Therefore every error is ~an impediment to matrimony.~Aquin.: SMT
110 Suppl, 51| if error, as such, is an impediment to matrimony, the ~greater
111 Suppl, 51| the error the greater the impediment. Now the error concerning ~
112 Suppl, 51| Therefore it should be a greater impediment ~than error about the person.~
113 Suppl, 51| condition or person that is an impediment to matrimony.~Aquin.: SMT
114 Suppl, 51| regarding the condition is an impediment to matrimony. Therefore
115 Suppl, 51| or fortune is equally an impediment.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[51] A[
116 Suppl, 51| condition of slavery is an impediment to ~matrimony. Therefore
117 Suppl, 51| matters mentioned is also an ~impediment.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[51] A[
118 Suppl, 51| condition of slavery is an impediment, so ~are difference of worship
119 Suppl, 51| regarding the condition is an impediment, so also should error about ~
120 Suppl, 51| other matters be reckoned an impediment.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[51] A[
121 Suppl, 51| about the ~person is an impediment to marriage. For marriage
122 Suppl, 51| regarding the person is not ~an impediment to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
123 Suppl, 51| the same count is it an impediment to marriage. ~Now error
124 Suppl, 51| errors, and no others, are an impediment to ~matrimony.~Aquin.: SMT
125 Suppl, 51| nature that error is an ~impediment to marriage, but from the
126 Suppl, 51| such error as these is no ~impediment to marriage, as neither
127 Suppl, 51| about the person, it is an impediment to matrimony. Hence, if ~
128 Suppl, 51| Reply OBJ 6: Error is an impediment to matrimony, although it
129 Suppl, 51| things, because they are an impediment to marriage ~whether there
130 Suppl, 51| condition of slavery is no impediment if the slavery be ~known.
131 Suppl, 52| Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THE IMPEDIMENT OF THE CONDITION OF SLAVERY (
132 Suppl, 52| We must now consider the impediment of the condition of slavery.
133 Suppl, 52| condition of slavery is an impediment to matrimony?~(2) Whether
134 Suppl, 52| condition of slavery is an impediment to matrimony?~Aquin.: SMT
135 Suppl, 52| condition of slavery is no impediment to ~matrimony. For nothing
136 Suppl, 52| matrimony. For nothing is an impediment to marriage except what
137 Suppl, 52| Therefore slavery is no ~impediment to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
138 Suppl, 52| contrary to nature cannot be an impediment ~to that which is according
139 Suppl, 52| Therefore it cannot be an impediment to marriage, which is a
140 Suppl, 52| 3: Further, if it is an impediment, this is either of natural
141 Suppl, 52| law, slavery is not an impediment to any marriage.~Aquin.:
142 Suppl, 52| Further, that which is an impediment to marriage is equally an ~
143 Suppl, 52| marriage is equally an ~impediment whether it be known or not,
144 Suppl, 52| known to the other, is no ~impediment to their marriage. Therefore
145 Suppl, 52| by ~itself as a distinct impediment to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
146 Suppl, 52| freedom is not accounted ~an impediment to matrimony. Therefore
147 Suppl, 52| leprosy is not reckoned an impediment to marriage. ~Therefore
148 Suppl, 52| consequently slavery is an impediment to ~matrimony.~Aquin.: SMT
149 Suppl, 52| respect of coition ~is an impediment if not known but not if
150 Suppl, 52| condition of slavery is an impediment if not known, ~but not if
151 Suppl, 52| evident that slavery is no impediment to marriage except when
152 Suppl, 52| slavery if unknown is an ~impediment to matrimony, lest one who
153 Suppl, 52| destroys voluntariness) of the impediment or by knowledge thereof;
154 Suppl, 52| knowledge thereof; and ~such an impediment is affinity or a vow, and
155 Suppl, 52| themselves the nature of an ~impediment, they are reckoned as special
156 Suppl, 52| is not reckoned a special impediment besides ~error, because
157 Suppl, 52| has not the nature of ~an impediment except by reason of the
158 Suppl, 52| ignorance of freedom is no impediment to matrimony.~Aquin.: SMT
159 Suppl, 52| wherefore it is not an impediment to ~marriage as slavery
160 Suppl, 52| unknown to the wife, is an impediment to the act of marriage ~
161 Suppl, 52| the marriage, since no ~impediment supervening to marriage
162 Suppl, 52| it is possible to have an impediment which prevents a certain
163 Suppl, 53| Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THE IMPEDIMENT OF VOWS AND ORDERS (FOUR
164 Suppl, 53| We must now consider the impediment of vows and orders. Under
165 Suppl, 53| simple vow is a diriment impediment to matrimony?~(2) Whether
166 Suppl, 53| solemn vow is a diriment impediment?~(3) Whether order is an
167 Suppl, 53| 3) Whether order is an impediment to matrimony?~(4) Whether
168 Suppl, 53| that a "simple vow is an impediment to the ~contract of marriage,
169 Suppl, 53| although a simple vow is an impediment to the contracting of a ~
170 Suppl, 53| that as a solemn vow is an impediment to the ~contracting of marriage,
171 Suppl, 53| 1/1~Whether order is an impediment to matrimony?~Aquin.: SMT
172 Suppl, 53| seem that order is not an impediment to matrimony. For ~nothing
173 Suppl, 53| matrimony. For ~nothing is an impediment to a thing except its contrary.
174 Suppl, 53| Therefore it is not an impediment thereto.~Aquin.: SMT XP
175 Suppl, 53| Church. ~But they are not an impediment to matrimony in the Eastern
176 Suppl, 53| Therefore order is not an impediment to ~matrimony.~Aquin.: SMT
177 Suppl, 53| Now ~order cannot be an impediment to matrimony except by reason
178 Suppl, 53| Therefore if order is an impediment to matrimony, every ~order
179 Suppl, 53| every ~order will be an impediment, and this is untrue.~Aquin.:
180 Suppl, 53| therefore, orders are ~an impediment to marriage, because married
181 Suppl, 53| every order ought ~to be an impediment. Yet this is false, as shown
182 Suppl, 53| seem that no order is an impediment to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
183 Suppl, 53| in that case order is an impediment ~to matrimony.~Aquin.: SMT
184 Suppl, 53| requires that it should be an impediment to marriage: because those
185 Suppl, 53| that it is ~actually an impediment to marriage. However it
186 Suppl, 53| with the Greeks it is an impediment to ~the contracting of marriage,
187 Suppl, 53| with the ~Latins it is an impediment by virtue of order, and
188 Suppl, 53| peoples a sacred order is an impediment to the ~contracting of matrimony
189 Suppl, 53| Western Church it is ~an impediment both to marriage and to
190 Suppl, 53| order is ~everywhere an impediment to the contracting of marriage,
191 Suppl, 53| the use of marriage is an impediment to ~the exercise of a non-sacred
192 Suppl, 53| Now a previous order is an impediment to a subsequent marriage. ~
193 Suppl, 53| that, Marriage is not an impediment to the receiving of sacred ~
194 Suppl, 54| Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THE IMPEDIMENT OF CONSANGUINITY (FOUR ARTICLES)~
195 Suppl, 54| We must next consider the impediment of consanguinity. Under
196 Suppl, 54| degrees are by natural law an impediment to marriage?~(4) Whether
197 Suppl, 54| marriage?~(4) Whether the impediment degrees can be fixed by
198 Suppl, 54| Whether consanguinity is an impediment to marriage by virtue of
199 Suppl, 54| is not by natural law an ~impediment to marriage. For no woman
200 Suppl, 54| law no consanguinity is an impediment to ~marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
201 Suppl, 54| nature, consanguinity is ~no impediment to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
202 Suppl, 54| goods of ~matrimony is an impediment to marriage. But consanguinity
203 Suppl, 54| Therefore it is not an impediment ~thereto.~Aquin.: SMT XP
204 Suppl, 54| good of the offspring is an impediment to marriage. Now consanguinity ~
205 Suppl, 54| nature consanguinity is an impediment ~to matrimony.~Aquin.: SMT
206 Suppl, 54| Therefore consanguinity ~is an impediment to marriage according to
207 Suppl, 54| consanguinity is by ~natural law an impediment to marriage in regard to
208 Suppl, 54| consanguinity that are an impediment to marriage ~could be fixed
209 Suppl, 54| consanguinity that are an ~impediment to marriage could not be
210 Suppl, 54| that consanguinity be an impediment as far as the ~fourth degree
211 Suppl, 54| which consanguinity is an impediment to ~marriage are the good
212 Suppl, 54| consanguinity is now an impediment to marriage as far as the
213 Suppl, 54| whereas formerly it was an impediment as far as the seventh.~Aquin.:
214 Suppl, 54| the degrees which are an impediment to ~marriage. Thus if certain
215 Suppl, 54| when that degree was an impediment, their union would be ~incestuous,
216 Suppl, 54| degrees which were not an impediment were subsequently to be ~
217 Suppl, 54| Therefore those degrees are an impediment to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
218 Suppl, 54| consanguinity has been an ~impediment to marriage have varied
219 Suppl, 54| OBJ 5: The reason for the impediment of consanguinity is not
220 Suppl, 54| to ~separate, because no impediment supervening to marriage
221 Suppl, 55| Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THE IMPEDIMENT OF AFFINITY (ELEVEN ARTICLES)~
222 Suppl, 55| We must consider next the impediment of affinity. Under this
223 Suppl, 55| Whether affinity is an impediment to marriage?~(7) Whether
224 Suppl, 55| a man having a perpetual impediment of impotence promise a ~
225 Suppl, 55| public honesty," which is an impediment to marriage even ~as affinity
226 Suppl, 55| of continence or any like impediment, no affinity nor anything
227 Suppl, 55| malefice, having a perpetual impediment, ~is betrothed before the
228 Suppl, 55| contract there results the ~impediment called "justice of public
229 Suppl, 55| because at the time the ~impediment was not actual, since at
230 Suppl, 55| 1~Whether affinity is an impediment to marriage?~Aquin.: SMT
231 Suppl, 55| that affinity is not an impediment to marriage. For ~nothing
232 Suppl, 55| marriage. For ~nothing is an impediment to marriage except what
233 Suppl, 55| Therefore ~it is not an impediment to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
234 Suppl, 55| Therefore affinity is not an impediment to ~marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
235 Suppl, 55| Therefore ~affinity is an impediment to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
236 Suppl, 55| as consanguinity is an ~impediment to marriage or union with
237 Suppl, 55| degrees affinity was not an impediment to marriage: as instanced
238 Suppl, 55| Church who is ignorant of an impediment ~is not indissoluble by
239 Suppl, 55| remains. Hence when the impediment comes ~to the knowledge
240 Suppl, 55| certain knowledge of the impediment of ~his marriage, or he
241 Suppl, 55| through ignorance of an impediment it is deemed ~lawful, whereas
242 Suppl, 55| marriage denounced, and the ~impediment for which it is denounced,
243 Suppl, 55| on account of a perpetual impediment, which ~prevents the contracting
244 Suppl, 55| cannot be ~accused. But the impediment can be denounced lest the
245 Suppl, 56| Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THE IMPEDIMENT OF SPIRITUAL RELATIONSHIP (
246 Suppl, 56| We must now consider the impediment of spiritual relationship:
247 Suppl, 56| spiritual relationship is an impediment to marriage? ~(2) From what
248 Suppl, 56| spiritual relationship is an impediment to marriage?~Aquin.: SMT
249 Suppl, 56| spiritual relationship is not an impediment to ~marriage. For nothing
250 Suppl, 56| marriage. For nothing is an impediment to marriage save what is
251 Suppl, 56| Therefore it is not an impediment to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
252 Suppl, 56| 2: Further, a perpetual impediment to marriage cannot stand
253 Suppl, 56| spiritual relationship is not an impediment to ~marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
254 Suppl, 56| spirit, it cannot become an impediment to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
255 Suppl, 56| disparity of worship is an impediment to ~matrimony, it would
256 Suppl, 56| of ~bodily kinship is an impediment to marriage, it follows
257 Suppl, 56| relationship should also be an impediment.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[56] A[
258 Suppl, 56| wherefore no supervening ~impediment can sever it. Hence it happens
259 Suppl, 56| sometimes that marriage and an ~impediment to marriage stand together,
260 Suppl, 56| together, but not if the impediment precedes.~Aquin.: SMT XP
261 Suppl, 56| kinship of spirit proves an impediment thereto, ~without spiritual
262 Suppl, 56| marriage. Hence there is ~an impediment to marriage in either case.~
263 Suppl, 56| that catechism is a weak impediment, since it ~hinders the contracting
264 Suppl, 56| women, ~and consequently no impediment to marriage can arise therefrom.
265 Suppl, 57| through it a tie that is an impediment to ~marriage?~(3) Between
266 Suppl, 57| one who has ~a perpetual impediment from begetting: hence for
267 Suppl, 57| reason of some accidental ~impediment.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[57] A[
268 Suppl, 57| Whether a tie that is an impediment to marriage is contracted
269 Suppl, 57| adoption a tie ~that is an impediment to marriage. For spiritual
270 Suppl, 57| from ~adoption cannot be an impediment to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
271 Suppl, 57| contrary, Relationship is an impediment to marriage. Now a kind ~
272 Suppl, 57| results in a tie which is ~an impediment to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
273 Suppl, 57| that legal adoption is an impediment ~to marriage. This suffices
274 Suppl, 57| relationship ~that is an impediment to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
275 Suppl, 57| not suffice to make an ~impediment to marriage, unless the
276 Suppl, 57| marriage is a perpetual ~impediment. But there is not a perpetual
277 Suppl, 57| there is not a perpetual impediment between the adopted ~son
278 Suppl, 57| Legal relationship is an impediment to marriage on account ~
279 Suppl, 58| Whether impotence is an impediment to marriage?~(2) Whether
280 Suppl, 58| Whether impotence is an impediment to marriage?~Aquin.: SMT
281 Suppl, 58| that impotence is not an impediment to marriage. ~For carnal
282 Suppl, 58| Therefore it is not ~a diriment impediment to the marriage contract.~
283 Suppl, 58| frigidity is not reckoned an impediment to marriage. ~Therefore
284 Suppl, 58| considered in itself, is ~not an impediment to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
285 Suppl, 58| frigidity, although it ~be an impediment in regard to one, is not
286 Suppl, 58| regard to one, is not an impediment absolutely.~Aquin.: SMT
287 Suppl, 58| pay the marital debt. This impediment is called by the general ~
288 Suppl, 58| party who labors under this impediment remains for ever ~without
289 Suppl, 58| to ascertain whether the ~impediment be perpetual or not, the
290 Suppl, 58| that the subject of the ~impediment has completed carnal copulation
291 Suppl, 58| scarcely be a perpetual impediment. ~If, however, it were to
292 Suppl, 58| however, it were to prove an impediment to marital intercourse for ~
293 Suppl, 58| greater and more frequent impediment (for it not only ~hinders
294 Suppl, 58| bodies), it is accounted an impediment rather ~than calidity, since
295 Suppl, 58| the marriage debt. But an impediment whereby a person ~cannot
296 Suppl, 58| have a perpetual natural impediment in regard ~to one person
297 Suppl, 58| there may be a natural ~impediment from another cause, namely
298 Suppl, 58| Whether a spell can be an impediment to marriage?~Aquin.: SMT
299 Suppl, 58| that a spell cannot be an impediment to marriage. ~For the spells
300 Suppl, 58| 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, no impediment, unless it be perpetual,
301 Suppl, 58| spell cannot be a perpetual impediment, for ~since the devil has
302 Suppl, 58| Therefore a spell cannot be an impediment to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
303 Suppl, 58| hindered, unless there be an ~impediment to the generative power
304 Suppl, 58| Therefore a ~spell cannot be an impediment in respect of one woman
305 Suppl, 58| castration; and this ~is an impediment to marriage. Therefore much
306 Suppl, 58| witchcraft can set up an ~impediment to carnal copulation, but
307 Suppl, 58| copulation, but that no such impediment is ~perpetual: hence it
308 Suppl, 58| Witchcraft sometimes causes an impediment in relation to ~all, sometimes
309 Suppl, 58| necessity. Moreover, the impediment ~resulting from witchcraft
310 Suppl, 58| 1~Whether madness is an impediment to marriage?~Aquin.: SMT
311 Suppl, 58| seem that madness is not an impediment to marriage. For ~spiritual
312 Suppl, 58| Further, frigidity is an impediment to marriage because it ~
313 Suppl, 58| voided save by a perpetual impediment. ~But one cannot tell whether
314 Suppl, 58| whether madness is a perpetual impediment. Therefore ~it does not
315 Suppl, 58| error does. ~But error is an impediment to marriage. Therefore madness
316 Suppl, 58| 1~Reply OBJ 3: A passing impediment which hinders the cause
317 Suppl, 58| marriage altogether. But an impediment that ~hinders the act must
318 Suppl, 58| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: This impediment is reducible to error, since
319 Suppl, 58| the former sin is not an impediment ~to marriage. Therefore
320 Suppl, 58| 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, this impediment is not mentioned among those
321 Suppl, 58| for incest is accounted an impediment to marriage not so much
322 Suppl, 58| but is included in ~the impediment of affinity.~Aquin.: SMT
323 Suppl, 58| Whether defective age is an impediment to marriage?~Aquin.: SMT
324 Suppl, 58| deficient age is not an impediment to ~marriage. For according
325 Suppl, 58| appointed age is not an impediment to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
326 Suppl, 58| if defective age were ~an impediment.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[58] A[
327 Suppl, 58| and not ~known, is not an impediment to marriage. But lack of
328 Suppl, 58| Therefore it is not an impediment to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
329 Suppl, 58| would seem not to be an impediment ~to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
330 Suppl, 58| In this case there is an impediment not only as to ~inability
331 Suppl, 58| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: The impediment arising from defective age,
332 Suppl, 58| madness, is reducible to the impediment of error; because a ~man
333 Suppl, 59| DISPARITY OF WORSHIP AS AN IMPEDIMENT TO MARRIAGE (SIX ARTICLES)~
334 Suppl, 59| disparity of worship as an impediment to marriage. ~Under this
335 Suppl, 59| previous to marriage ~is not an impediment thereto.~Aquin.: SMT XP
336 Suppl, 59| 1~OBJ 4: Further, every impediment to marriage is in some way
337 Suppl, 59| disparity of worship is not an impediment to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
338 Suppl, 59| disparity of worship is not an ~impediment to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
339 Suppl, 59| disparity of worship is an impediment to marriage.~Aquin.: SMT
340 Suppl, 59| previous to marriage is ~an impediment to the marriage contract.~
341 Suppl, 59| previous to marriage is an impediment to its being contracted ~
342 Suppl, 59| For which reason also this impediment is not called ~disparity
343 Suppl, 59| two evils are a greater impediment to good than one. But ~the
344 Suppl, 59| of only one party is an impediment to marriage. Much more, ~
345 Suppl, 59| disparity of worship is an ~impediment to marriage, as stated above (
346 Suppl, 59| Disparity of worship is an impediment to marriage, not by ~reason
347 Suppl, 59| disparity of ~worship will be an impediment to their intermarrying.
348 Suppl, 59| OTC Para. 2/2~Further, no impediment that supervenes upon a true
349 Suppl, 60| Whether wife-murder is an impediment to marriage?~Aquin.: SMT
350 Suppl, 60| Whether wife-murder is an impediment to marriage?~Aquin.: SMT
351 Suppl, 60| that wife-murder is not an impediment to marriage. ~For adultery
352 Suppl, 60| Now ~adultery is not an impediment to marriage. Neither therefore
353 Suppl, 60| But matricide is not an impediment ~to marriage. Neither therefore
354 Suppl, 60| Therefore the consequent ~impediment to marriage can be removed
355 Suppl, 60| decree wife-murder is an impediment to ~marriage. Sometimes
356 Suppl, 61| Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THE IMPEDIMENT TO MARRIAGE, ARISING FROM
357 Suppl, 61| shall consider (1) the impediment which affects an unconsummated ~
358 Suppl, 61| namely a solemn vow: (2) the impediment which affects a ~consummated
359 Suppl, 62| Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THE IMPEDIMENT THAT SUPERVENES TO MARRIAGE
360 Suppl, 62| We must now consider the impediment that supervenes upon marriage
361 Suppl, 62| fornication, which is an impediment to a ~previous marriage
362 Suppl, 63| one sacrament is not an impediment to receiving another. ~But
363 Suppl, 63| a second marriage is an impediment to receiving orders. Therefore
364 Suppl, 63| not as a sacrament, is an impediment to the sacrament of ~Order.~
365 Suppl, 65| disregard for ~a time the impediment that might arise to the
366 Suppl, 65| for the ~removal of this impediment that the precept forbidding
367 Suppl, 65| accidentally on account of some impediment ~it may vary at certain
368 Suppl, 66| own defect is a greater impediment to ~him than the defect
369 Suppl, 68| whereas there is some ~impediment affecting its validity;
370 Suppl, 68| affecting its validity; which impediment may be known to the ~parties
371 Suppl, 68| secret and be ignorant of the impediment, in which case their marriage ~
372 Suppl, 68| Church, although there be an impediment, of which ~however they
373 Suppl, 68| however, they know of the impediment, although the Church upholds ~
374 Suppl, 68| because she knows not of the impediment, they are not ~excused from
375 Suppl, 68| if they know not of the impediment and marry secretly, ~because
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