Part, Question
1 1, 21 | selling, and other kinds of ~intercourse and exchange. This the Philosopher (
2 1, 21 | that directs exchange and intercourse of business. ~This does
3 1, 51 | have sought and ~procured intercourse with them. Hence it is folly
4 1, 52 | have sought and ~procured intercourse with them. Hence it is folly
5 1, 97 | sin, ~they would have had intercourse while still in paradise:
6 1, 97 | OBJ 3: Further, in carnal intercourse, more than at any other
7 1, 97 | would have been no such intercourse of man ~and woman.~Aquin.:
8 1, 97 | integrity is corrupted by intercourse. Therefore ~there would
9 1, 97 | there would have been such intercourse, to which the distinction
10 1, 97 | xiv, 26): In that state ~"intercourse would have been without
11 1, 117 | offspring is begotten of illicit intercourse. ~Therefore the rational
12 2, 31 | regards the species, as sexual intercourse, are said to ~afford man
13 2, 31 | cannibalism or ~in the unnatural intercourse of man and beast, or other
14 2, 34 | at the ~time of conjugal intercourse, the presence of the Holy
15 2, 34 | reason: thus in conjugal intercourse, though the pleasure be
16 2, 34 | the pleasure of conjugal ~intercourse has no moral malice, since
17 2, 35 | the ~table or of sexual intercourse are sought, which latter
18 2, 53 | viii, 5) that "want of intercourse has ~dissolved many a friendship."
19 2, 60 | the ~table or of sexual intercourse, it will belong to the virtue
20 2, 73 | thus fornication ~is the intercourse of a man with one who is
21 2, 84 | the species, e.g. ~sexual intercourse, which good is sought inordinately
22 2, 91 | which is necessary for human intercourse. ~In order, therefore, that
23 2, 94 | tit. i], such as sexual intercourse, ~education of offspring
24 2, 94 | thus contrary ~to sexual intercourse, which is natural to all
25 2, 94 | like ~manner adultery is intercourse with another's wife; who
26 2, 94 | emanating from God. Consequently intercourse with any ~woman, by the
27 2, 102 | pollution, or to sexual intercourse. Because every humor ~issuing
28 2, 102 | The uncleanness of sexual intercourse and of the woman ~in child-birth
29 2, 23 | viii, 5) "that want of ~intercourse," i.e. the neglect to call
30 2, 29 | engaged together; (thus the ~intercourse of kinsmen is in natural
31 2, 37 | Excommunication does not forbid the intercourse whereby a ~person by salutary
32 2, 56 | things that belong to our intercourse ~with other men, as shall
33 2, 56 | together in society and mutual intercourse." Now ~this implies relationship
34 2, 75 | is ~destructive of human intercourse, while it treats other matters
35 2, 86 | as the practice of carnal intercourse is ~contrary to continency,
36 2, 86 | On the other hand sexual intercourse is directly ordered to ~
37 2, 86 | wherefore to abstain ~from such intercourse by continency does not endanger
38 2, 97 | murder, ~theft, and unlawful intercourse, are different species of
39 2, 102 | and the right manner of intercourse with ~woman is that which
40 2, 141 | conversation or any other intercourse between a man and his friends,
41 2, 150 | refrains from all sexual intercourse is the portion of ~angels."
42 2, 150 | which is that of sexual intercourse. Hence, Ambrose says ~(De
43 2, 150 | wellbeing, such is sexual intercourse to the welfare of the ~human
44 2, 151 | refers to the act of sexual intercourse between the ~patriarchs
45 2, 151 | well being, such is sexual intercourse to the welfare of the whole ~
46 2, 151 | good. In this way sexual intercourse casts down the mind not
47 2, 151 | such a dislike for sexual ~intercourse as not to pay the marriage
48 2, 152 | woman with whom a man has intercourse is married or a ~virgin,
49 2, 152 | the point of a man having intercourse with ~one who is another'
50 2, 152 | a man may happen to have intercourse with a ~woman who is bound
51 2, 152 | it happen that a ~man has intercourse with a woman who is bound
52 2, 152 | the body, such is sexual intercourse to the welfare ~of the human
53 2, 152 | is all inordinate sexual intercourse; and this ~would seem to
54 2, 152 | Therefore fornication and all ~intercourse with other than one's wife
55 2, 152 | lxii), "By their very ~intercourse, their blandishments, their
56 2, 152 | special obstacle to the intercourse of fornication, in that
57 2, 152 | fornication, ~since the latter is intercourse with harlots, women, namely,
58 2, 152 | words quoted, signifies the intercourse between a married man and
59 2, 152 | properly speaking, is unlawful intercourse, and takes its name from ~
60 2, 152 | regards the ~pleasure of intercourse. Therefore it seems that
61 2, 152 | Rape is unlawful sexual intercourse, as Isidore states ~(Etym.
62 2, 152 | name from a man ~having intercourse "with a woman who is not
63 2, 152 | that "adultery is ~sexual intercourse with another man or woman
64 2, 152 | 1: If a married man has intercourse with another woman, his ~
65 2, 152 | the woman with whom he has intercourse; and thus sometimes ~it
66 2, 152 | as when a married man has intercourse with another's ~wife; and
67 2, 152 | woman with whom he has ~intercourse: and it has been stated
68 2, 152 | Lex illa]) that "incest is intercourse between a ~man and a woman
69 2, 152 | determinate species of vice. But intercourse between ~those who are related
70 2, 152 | whom a man has unlawful intercourse. Now ~incest implies a special
71 2, 152 | because it ~is unlawful intercourse with a woman related by
72 2, 152 | species of lust. Now sexual intercourse with women related ~by consanguinity
73 2, 152 | should be united in ~venereal intercourse. This reason seems to be
74 2, 152 | opportunities of venereal intercourse would be very frequent and ~
75 2, 152 | has its origin in venereal intercourse, his love ~would be too
76 2, 152 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: Unlawful intercourse between persons related
77 2, 152 | Wherefore the unlawful intercourse between such ~persons is
78 2, 152 | natural reason in sexual intercourse between persons related
79 2, 152 | stated above (A[2]), sexual intercourse, ~being directed to the
80 2, 152 | species of lust. For unlawful intercourse ~between persons mutually
81 2, 152 | after the manner of incest. Intercourse with a virgin consecrated
82 2, 152 | who is desired for ~sexual intercourse, and thus it is a kind of
83 2, 152 | greater injustice to have intercourse with a woman who is subject
84 2, 152 | another. For even that very intercourse which should ~be between
85 2, 166 | Ethic. ~iv, 8) that "in the intercourse of this life there is a
86 2, 166 | play is necessary for the intercourse of ~human life. Now whatever
87 2, 166 | whatever is useful to human intercourse may have a lawful ~employment
88 2, 186 | to have renounced human intercourse more than is right: but ~
89 3, 27 | fleshly concupiscence and the intercourse of man and ~woman: for Augustine
90 3, 27 | All flesh born of ~carnal intercourse is sinful."~Aquin.: SMT
91 3, 28 | flesh to be born from sexual intercourse ~without incurring the infection
92 3, 28 | and ~Joseph, "the nuptial intercourse alone was lacking: because
93 3, 28 | Virgin subsequently had intercourse ~with Joseph; and consequently
94 3, 28 | is consummated by carnal intercourse. Therefore it seems that ~
95 3, 28 | refers here to knowledge by intercourse (cf. Jerome, Contra Helvid.); ~
96 3, 28 | should be desecrated by intercourse ~with man.~Aquin.: SMT TP
97 3, 28 | her own accord, by carnal intercourse to ~forfeit that virginity
98 3, 28 | ever was to know by carnal intercourse." For, ~as Ambrose says
99 3, 28 | understood of knowledge by ~intercourse; but he observes that "before"
100 3, 29 | espousals are ordered to carnal intercourse. But our ~Lord's Mother
101 3, 29 | never wished to have carnal intercourse with her husband; ~because
102 3, 29 | never come to have ~carnal intercourse: yet she left this to God'
103 3, 29 | called marriage, even without intercourse of the ~sexes."~Aquin.:
104 3, 29 | is attained by ~conjugal intercourse; the second by the other
105 3, 29 | ever was to know by carnal ~intercourse."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[29] A[
106 3, 29 | this be referred to carnal intercourse, by which children are ~
107 3, 29 | there was no divorce. Carnal intercourse alone ~there was none."~
108 3, 29 | Jerome means the nuptial intercourse.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[29] A[
109 3, 31 | His Mother, not by sexual intercourse but retaining her ~virginity."
110 3, 31 | inasmuch as by ~sexual intercourse this blood is drawn to a
111 3, 55 | Resurrection; but continual intercourse might have ~led them into
112 3, 72 | he begins at once to have intercourse with ~others; whereas until
113 3, 80 | Lord's body, after such intercourse: because they ought not
114 3, 80 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: Conjugal intercourse, if it be without sin, (
115 Suppl, 39| of another. Now unlawful intercourse does not always debar a
116 Suppl, 39| debarred by the unlawful ~intercourse of his father.~Aquin.: SMT
117 Suppl, 41| judged alike. But marriage ~intercourse is of the same species as
118 Suppl, 41| especially the case ~in carnal intercourse wherein the mind is withheld
119 Suppl, 41| one ~circumstance, namely intercourse with one's wife and with
120 Suppl, 42| grace?~(4) Whether carnal intercourse belongs to the integrity
121 Suppl, 42| Para. 1/1~Whether carnal intercourse is an integral part of this
122 Suppl, 42| It would seem that carnal intercourse is an integral part of ~
123 Suppl, 42| brought about ~save by carnal intercourse. Therefore it is an integral
124 Suppl, 42| Q[9], A[1]~). Now carnal intercourse belongs to the signification
125 Suppl, 42| preserved without carnal intercourse. ~Therefore it is an integral
126 Suppl, 42| those who have no carnal intercourse. Therefore the same conclusion ~
127 Suppl, 42| yet there was no ~carnal intercourse. Therefore carnal intercourse
128 Suppl, 42| intercourse. Therefore carnal intercourse is not an integral part ~
129 Suppl, 42| is holier without carnal intercourse, according to the text ~(
130 Suppl, 42| D, 26). Therefore carnal intercourse is not necessary for the ~
131 Suppl, 42| operation. Since then carnal ~intercourse is an operation or use of
132 Suppl, 42| gives the faculty ~for that intercourse, it follows, that carnal
133 Suppl, 42| it follows, that carnal intercourse belongs to the ~latter,
134 Suppl, 42| for the ~sacrament. Carnal intercourse belongs not to this signification,
135 Suppl, 42| attained ~without carnal intercourse, it follows that it belongs
136 Suppl, 42| Reply OBJ 4: Before carnal intercourse marriage is a remedy by
137 Suppl, 45| confirmed by oath or by carnal intercourse; the third is compulsory ~
138 Suppl, 46| WHICH AN OATH OR CARNAL INTERCOURSE IS APPENDED (TWO ARTICLES) ~
139 Suppl, 46| which an oath or carnal intercourse ~is appended. Under this
140 Suppl, 46| marriage?~(2) Whether carnal intercourse supervening to such a consent
141 Suppl, 46| Para. 1/1~Whether carnal intercourse after consent expressed
142 Suppl, 46| It would seem that carnal intercourse after consent expressed
143 Suppl, 46| word. But he who has carnal intercourse consents by deed to ~the
144 Suppl, 46| of consent than ~carnal intercourse. Therefore marriage is completed
145 Suppl, 46| her betrothed to carnal ~intercourse. Therefore it makes a marriage.~
146 Suppl, 46| even if, after his carnal intercourse, ~he happen to contract
147 Suppl, 46| to her. Therefore carnal intercourse after consent referring ~
148 Suppl, 46| not make it. But carnal ~intercourse follows the actual marriage,
149 Suppl, 46| thus in very truth carnal intercourse ~cannot complete a marriage
150 Suppl, 46| of consent than carnal ~intercourse, it follows that in the
151 Suppl, 46| judgment of the Church carnal ~intercourse following on betrothal is
152 Suppl, 46| reality he who has carnal intercourse consents by deed ~to the
153 Suppl, 48| is a consent to carnal ~intercourse?~(2) Whether consent to
154 Suppl, 48| is a consent to carnal ~intercourse?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[48] A[
155 Suppl, 48| is a ~consent to carnal intercourse. For Jerome [*The words
156 Suppl, 48| except by reason of carnal ~intercourse. Therefore the will's consent
157 Suppl, 48| is a consent to ~carnal intercourse.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[48] A[
158 Suppl, 48| and sister except carnal intercourse. But there ~cannot lawfully
159 Suppl, 48| consent is a consent to carnal intercourse.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[48] A[
160 Suppl, 48| were a consent to ~carnal intercourse. Therefore, etc.~Aquin.:
161 Suppl, 48| is consummated by carnal intercourse. ~Therefore, since it begins
162 Suppl, 48| the consent ~is to carnal intercourse.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[48] A[
163 Suppl, 48| that consents to carnal intercourse is a virgin ~in mind and
164 Suppl, 48| did not consent ~to carnal intercourse.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[48] A[
165 Suppl, 48| marriage. Since then carnal intercourse is not essential to marriage, ~
166 Suppl, 48| marriage a consent to ~carnal intercourse.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[48] A[
167 Suppl, 48| Wherefore, according as carnal intercourse stands in relation to ~marriage,
168 Suppl, 48| marriage a consent to carnal ~intercourse. Now, as stated above (Q[
169 Suppl, 48| wife ordained to carnal intercourse, and a ~further consequent
170 Suppl, 48| other in reference to carnal intercourse, which ~joining together
171 Suppl, 48| is to consent to ~carnal intercourse implicitly and not explicitly.
172 Suppl, 48| not explicitly. For carnal intercourse ~is not to be understood,
173 Suppl, 48| the power to have carnal intercourse, which power is the ~object
174 Suppl, 48| is the cause of carnal intercourse, just as the ~power to use
175 Suppl, 48| other in relation to carnal intercourse, even as neither can ~there
176 Suppl, 48| there be lawfully carnal intercourse itself. Consequently the
177 Suppl, 48| also to the power of carnal intercourse, and therefore it is contrary ~
178 Suppl, 48| given ~explicitly to carnal intercourse; and this is true.~Aquin.:
179 Suppl, 49| OTC Para. 2/2~Further, the intercourse of fornication and that
180 Suppl, 49| species of nature. But the intercourse of ~fornication is wrong
181 Suppl, 49| order that the marriage ~intercourse be not wrong, something
182 Suppl, 49| that neither party ~have intercourse with another, so is it required
183 Suppl, 49| faith," whereby a man has intercourse with his ~wife and with
184 Suppl, 49| neither party is to ~have intercourse with a third party, so does
185 Suppl, 49| suffice to excuse marriage intercourse.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[49] A[
186 Suppl, 49| inseparable ~from carnal intercourse were an evil of sin. But
187 Suppl, 49| OBJ 2: Further, he who has intercourse with his wife in order to
188 Suppl, 49| xli, de Sanct.), ~carnal intercourse of this kind is one of the
189 Suppl, 49| Consent to the pleasure of the intercourse that is a mortal ~sin is
190 Suppl, 51| that she has had carnal intercourse with him; in which case,
191 Suppl, 51| if there has been carnal intercourse between her and ~the man
192 Suppl, 52| occupy himself in carnal intercourse. ~Therefore if a slave can
193 Suppl, 53| marriage a man may have carnal intercourse without ~sin. Yet he who
194 Suppl, 53| chastity can never have carnal ~intercourse with his wife without sin.
195 Suppl, 53| except by reason of carnal intercourse: and therefore he sins ~
196 Suppl, 53| mortally the first time he has intercourse with his wife, and for the ~
197 Suppl, 53| especially ~as regards carnal intercourse. But he who has taken a
198 Suppl, 53| obligation through the carnal ~intercourse that has already occurred.
199 Suppl, 54| because if a lawful carnal intercourse ~were possible between them,
200 Suppl, 54| consanguinity forbid carnal intercourse, except as regards ~certain
201 Suppl, 54| times: but it makes carnal intercourse to ~be lawful or unlawful
202 Suppl, 55| caused through unlawful intercourse?~(4) Whether it arises from
203 Suppl, 55| another through ~carnal intercourse. But there is a difference
204 Suppl, 55| with another through carnal intercourse does not share in the ~same
205 Suppl, 55| whereas through carnal intercourse he enters ~into a new kind
206 Suppl, 55| Para. 1/1~Whether unlawful intercourse causes affinity?~Aquin.:
207 Suppl, 55| would seem that unlawful intercourse does not cause affinity. ~
208 Suppl, 55| caused by a ~dishonorable intercourse.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[55] A[
209 Suppl, 55| that results from carnal ~intercourse and is altogether void of
210 Suppl, 55| blood-relationship. Now if unlawful ~intercourse were a cause of affinity,
211 Suppl, 55| is not caused by unlawful intercourse.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[55] A[
212 Suppl, 55| OBJ 3: Further, unlawful intercourse is according to nature or
213 Suppl, 55| caused by unnatural unlawful intercourse as ~decided by law (can.
214 Suppl, 55| caused only by unlawful intercourse according to nature.~Aquin.:
215 Suppl, 55| affinity. Therefore ~unlawful intercourse does so for the same reason.~
216 Suppl, 55| Para. 2/2~Further, carnal intercourse is the cause of affinity,
217 Suppl, 55| which results from carnal intercourse and is ~altogether void
218 Suppl, 55| copulation ~even in unlawful intercourse. Therefore unlawful intercourse
219 Suppl, 55| intercourse. Therefore unlawful intercourse causes ~affinity.~Aquin.:
220 Suppl, 55| follows that also an unlawful intercourse causes affinity in so far
221 Suppl, 55| Reply OBJ 1: In an unlawful intercourse there is something natural
222 Suppl, 55| also on account of lawful intercourse: for instance if a ~blood-relation
223 Suppl, 55| follow that a man by having intercourse with his blood-relation ~
224 Suppl, 55| possible: wherefore a like intercourse does not cause ~affinity.~
225 Suppl, 55| much more akin to ~carnal intercourse than a betrothal. Therefore
226 Suppl, 55| 1~Reply OBJ 2: In carnal intercourse man and woman become one
227 Suppl, 55| only on ~account of carnal intercourse, but also by reason of the
228 Suppl, 55| 1~OBJ 2: Further, carnal intercourse makes persons akin even
229 Suppl, 55| Reply OBJ 2: Although carnal intercourse is a cause of people being ~
230 Suppl, 56| so that if he have carnal intercourse with her, ~he sins as grievously
231 Suppl, 57| for them to have carnal intercourse, ~there should be more room
232 Suppl, 58| is incapable of marital intercourse is unfit ~to marry, so also
233 Suppl, 58| to ~fulfil their marital intercourse, the marriage remain unconsummated,
234 Suppl, 58| in relation to ~marital intercourse.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[58] A[
235 Suppl, 58| an impediment to marital intercourse for ~three years it would
236 Suppl, 58| loses his right to marital intercourse, nor can he demand it ~without
237 Suppl, 58| through fear of unlawful ~intercourse. If, however, he marry without
238 Suppl, 58| is incapable of marriage intercourse is unfit to ~marry." But
239 Suppl, 58| of puberty have marital intercourse before the aforesaid age,
240 Suppl, 59| marriage excuses carnal intercourse from sin. But ~marriage
241 Suppl, 59| unbeliever does not sin in having intercourse with his ~wife, if he pays
242 Suppl, 59| cohabitation and marital intercourse, wherein unbelief and adultery
243 Suppl, 59| husband wish to ~cease from intercourse with his wife in order to
244 Suppl, 61| union which precedes marital intercourse ~was made by God. Therefore
245 Suppl, 61| answer that, Before marital intercourse there is only a spiritual
246 Suppl, 61| Wherefore, just as after marital intercourse marriage is dissolved ~by
247 Suppl, 61| better life. But ~by marital intercourse the aforesaid delivery is
248 Suppl, 62| is not bound to marital intercourse ~with the unfaithful one.
249 Suppl, 62| to her by having carnal ~intercourse with her after she has committed
250 Suppl, 62| mortally if he has ~carnal intercourse with her. Therefore he also
251 Suppl, 62| between them, so that carnal intercourse ~between them becomes unlawful.
252 Suppl, 62| fornication a ~husband has marital intercourse with his wife, he forfeits
253 Suppl, 62| incompatible with carnal intercourse. And it is the same ~if
254 Suppl, 63| On the contrary, Marital intercourse is excused from sin in a
255 Suppl, 63| first marriage. Now marital intercourse is excused ~[*Cf. Q[69],
256 Suppl, 64| precept. Yet he who has had intercourse with his wife cannot partake
257 Suppl, 64| infection from ~marital intercourse as from continual cohabitation.
258 Suppl, 64| come together in ~sexual intercourse have their sin made obvious
259 Suppl, 64| the offspring from such ~intercourse. With regard to the first
260 Suppl, 64| possession of a ~woman who had intercourse with her husband at night
261 Suppl, 64| sin mortally if they have intercourse with their wives at a time ~
262 Suppl, 65| is a mortal sin to have intercourse with a concubine?~(5) Whether
263 Suppl, 65| simple fornication which ~is intercourse with a concubine is not
264 Suppl, 65| willing, the husband can have intercourse with another woman without ~
265 Suppl, 65| Accordingly to ~make use of sexual intercourse on account of its inherent
266 Suppl, 65| nature, as also is it if the intercourse be not such as may ~fittingly
267 Suppl, 65| that union ~where sexual intercourse is sought after for its
268 Suppl, 65| have offspring of such an intercourse, ~this is not befitting
269 Suppl, 65| natural law for a man to have ~intercourse with a woman who is not
270 Suppl, 65| not think it wrong to have intercourse ~with a concubine, and in
271 Suppl, 65| is a mortal sin to have intercourse with a concubine?~Aquin.:
272 Suppl, 65| not a mortal sin to have intercourse ~with a concubine. For a
273 Suppl, 65| did not punish with death intercourse with a concubine, save in
274 Suppl, 65| soul. Wherefore ~since the intercourse of fornication destroys
275 Suppl, 65| is nature's aim in sexual intercourse, ~there can be no doubt
276 Suppl, 65| even sometimes marriage intercourse. ~Nevertheless some acts
277 Suppl, 65| Abraham and Jacob, ~had intercourse with their bondswomen. Therefore
278 Suppl, 65| her own husband and have intercourse with ~another man. Therefore
279 Suppl, 65| from the fact that Juda had intercourse with Thamar. But this argument
280 Suppl, 65| shown (Doc. Perp. iii, 49) intercourse ~with a woman outside wedlock
281 Suppl, 66| or because of the carnal intercourse. Now it is not on ~account
282 Suppl, 66| 2: Further, if a man has intercourse with a woman whom he has ~
283 Suppl, 66| OBJ 4: Further, unlawful intercourse after marriage is more guilty
284 Suppl, 66| has been consummated, ~has intercourse with another man, her husband
285 Suppl, 67| though she may have had intercourse with another man. Therefore
286 Suppl, 68| are born of an unlawful intercourse are ~born according to the
287 Suppl, 68| affected, excuses unlawful ~intercourse from sin. Wherefore those
288 Suppl, 68| not born of an unlawful intercourse. Much ~more, therefore,
289 Suppl, 68| those born of an unlawful intercourse to incur ~loss by not inheriting
290 Suppl, 68| Reply OBJ 2: Illegitimate intercourse is contrary to the law,
291 Suppl, 68| 2: Further, illegitimate intercourse begets an illegitimate child. ~
292 Suppl, 68| child. ~But illegitimate intercourse never becomes legitimate.
293 Suppl, 68| be born of a legitimate intercourse, because this intercourse
294 Suppl, 68| intercourse, because this intercourse is a thing ~of the past
295 Suppl, 68| Reply OBJ 2: Illegitimate intercourse has an inherent inseparable
296 Suppl, 93| deflowered desire sexual intercourse the ~more for the recollection
297 Suppl, 93| to abstain from carnal intercourse: wherefore no special reward
298 Suppl, 93| were capable of sexual ~intercourse, they must be called virgins
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