Part, Question
1 1, 7 | because it is impossible to pass through an ~infinite medium.~
2 1, 10 | To extreme heat they will pass from snowy waters" (Job
3 1, 14 | although in operations which pass to an external ~effect,
4 1, 16 | of the true ~must needs pass from the intellect to the
5 1, 18 | twofold. Actions of one kind pass out to external matter,
6 1, 19 | wills a thing, it comes ~to pass; and every true conditional
7 1, 20 | himself, and ~causes him to pass, as it were, into the object
8 1, 20 | outside himself, and made to pass into ~the object of his
9 1, 20 | may seem presumptuous to pass judgment on these matters;
10 1, 22 | decree, and it shall not pass away." In this manner both ~
11 1, 34 | an action which does not pass into an exterior effect, ~
12 1, 43 | might ~signify, and then pass away." Thus the visible
13 1, 46 | least awaits ~for today to pass, and for tomorrow to come;
14 1, 46 | But it is impossible to pass ~through an infinite medium.
15 1, 53 | seem that an angel does not pass through intermediate ~space.
16 1, 53 | soul by taking thought can pass from one extreme to another
17 1, 53 | much ~more can an angel pass from one extreme to another
18 1, 53 | was necessary for him to pass ~through intervening space.~
19 1, 53 | continuous, the angel cannot pass from one extreme to another
20 1, 53 | is possible for him to ~pass from one extreme to another
21 1, 53 | either that it does not pass through all ~the intermediate
22 1, 53 | continuous, he does not pass through all intermediate
23 1, 54 | another ~which does not pass outwards, but which remains
24 1, 55 | other it is necessary to ~pass through the middle. Now
25 1, 62 | the ~angel would have to pass through many stages of merit
26 1, 62 | the infinite; it comes to pass that the rational creature
27 1, 62 | once ~secured, it cannot pass to a higher degree.~Aquin.:
28 1, 63 | in whom ~evil comes to pass from seeking after sensible
29 1, 64 | did not know would come to pass, as we said when dealing
30 1, 67 | one place to ~another must pass through the intervening
31 1, 75 | since to be moved is to pass from ~potentiality to actuality,
32 1, 76 | the agent, and does not pass into ~something else, as
33 1, 43 | might ~signify, and then pass away." Thus the visible
34 1, 47 | least awaits ~for today to pass, and for tomorrow to come;
35 1, 47 | But it is impossible to pass ~through an infinite medium.
36 1, 54 | seem that an angel does not pass through intermediate ~space.
37 1, 54 | soul by taking thought can pass from one extreme to another
38 1, 54 | much ~more can an angel pass from one extreme to another
39 1, 54 | was necessary for him to pass ~through intervening space.~
40 1, 54 | continuous, the angel cannot pass from one extreme to another
41 1, 54 | is possible for him to ~pass from one extreme to another
42 1, 54 | either that it does not pass through all ~the intermediate
43 1, 54 | continuous, he does not pass through all intermediate
44 1, 55 | another ~which does not pass outwards, but which remains
45 1, 56 | other it is necessary to ~pass through the middle. Now
46 1, 63 | the ~angel would have to pass through many stages of merit
47 1, 63 | the infinite; it comes to pass that the rational creature
48 1, 63 | once ~secured, it cannot pass to a higher degree.~Aquin.:
49 1, 64 | in whom ~evil comes to pass from seeking after sensible
50 1, 65 | did not know would come to pass, as we said when dealing
51 1, 68 | one place to ~another must pass through the intervening
52 1, 74 | since to be moved is to pass from ~potentiality to actuality,
53 1, 75 | the agent, and does not pass into ~something else, as
54 1, 88 | immediately, but ~the souls who pass hence thither, or by angels
55 1, 101 | where the sun does ~not pass vertically overhead, are
56 1, 104 | subject; since it does not pass into external matter; as
57 1, 112 | as regards ~things which pass away, the providence of
58 1, 112 | appointed for men who have to pass by ~an unsafe road, so an
59 2, 5 | goods of the present life pass away; since life itself ~
60 2, 5 | time goes on, man should pass from happiness to misery,
61 2, 13 | this way, since he ~did not pass by the others, and there
62 2, 14 | But it is impossible to pass through the ~infinite. If
63 2, 19 | reason thereof; it comes to ~pass that the quantity of goodness
64 2, 19 | And therefore it comes to pass that a certain ~will is
65 2, 31 | that, ~since they do not pass into outward matter, they
66 2, 31 | because ~actions which pass into outward matter, are
67 2, 31 | are corruptible, and ~soon pass away; whereas spiritual
68 2, 32 | pleasant, so that one part may pass and another succeed, ~and
69 2, 49 | acts and passions, we now pass on to the ~consideration
70 2, 57 | there are various matters to pass judgment on, ~so are there
71 2, 67 | works of the active life pass away from the body." Therefore ~
72 2, 67 | same identically, cannot pass from one species to ~another,
73 2, 71 | than vicious acts, that pass forthwith. Therefore a vicious
74 2, 73 | to sin is the same as to pass over a line. But passing
75 2, 74 | AA[1],6). Now some ~acts pass into external matter, e.g. "
76 2, 74 | there are acts which do not pass into external matter, but
77 2, 74 | efficient causes whose ~actions pass into external matter, and
78 2, 74 | members are actions that pass into ~external matter, as
79 2, 74 | that actions ~which do not pass into external matter are
80 2, 76 | except only original sin, pass as to guilt, yet remain
81 2, 81 | since accidents do not pass from one ~subject to another.
82 2, 93 | waters, that they should not pass ~their limits."~Aquin.:
83 2, 93 | decree, and it shall not pass away." And thus all actions ~
84 2, 96 | because none is competent to pass sentence on him, if he acts
85 2, 96 | they are ~made they must pass judgment not on them, but
86 2, 96 | the lawgiver, he seems to pass judgment on the law. ~Therefore
87 2, 100 | daughter, making them to pass through the fire: . . .
88 2, 104 | But if the state or nation pass to another form of government,
89 2, 105 | son, his inheritance shall pass to his ~daughter." Therefore
90 2, 105 | 22:1-4): "Thou shalt not pass by, if thou seest ~thy brother'
91 2, 105 | think that his ~estate would pass to strangers. Nevertheless
92 2, 106 | this ~generation shall not pass till all (these) things
93 2, 107 | or one tittle ~shall not pass of the Law till all be fulfilled."~
94 2, 113 | a thing we ought not ~to pass over the end, which is the
95 2, 113 | for heaven and earth shall pass away, but the ~justification
96 2, 12 | without?" She can, however, pass sentence of punishment on
97 2, 15 | so far as our ~movements pass from the state of vigil
98 2, 19 | matter, because, in order to pass from the ~universal opinion
99 2, 28 | comes near to us, so as to pass to us from him. Hence the ~
100 2, 31 | extreme to another is to ~pass through the middle space.
101 2, 36 | 1 Kgs. 14:1, "It came to pass one day," etc. says: "Catholics
102 2, 47 | in ~order, so that he may pass easily from one memory to
103 2, 47 | the reason being that we pass quickly from the one ~to
104 2, 60 | external things, which can pass from one ~person to another,
105 2, 62 | evil-doer, since he can pass judgment on him. But no
106 2, 62 | his own life that he may pass to a happier life, nor that
107 2, 65 | would seem that a judge may pass sentence on a man who is
108 2, 65 | it seems that a man ~may pass sentence of condemnation
109 2, 65 | authorize him to proceed to pass sentence, except ~according
110 2, 69 | his burden, thou shalt not pass by, but shall ~lift him
111 2, 80 | Leo says [*Serm. viii, De Pass. Dom.] ~that the Jews "out
112 2, 81 | And ~it shall come to pass, that before they call,
113 2, 81 | they should have a mind to pass the ~limits to see the Lord,
114 2, 82 | His holy court," says: "We pass from these courts into ~
115 2, 85 | and ~sheep and goats, that pass under the shepherd's rod,
116 2, 85 | trees" and animals "that ~pass under the shepherd's rod."
117 2, 104 | since thanksgiving seems to ~pass from one person to another.
118 2, 118 | earthly laws, although men pass judgment on them when they
119 2, 120 | Dt. 22:1, "Thou shalt not pass by if thou seest thy brother'
120 2, 135 | because often they soon pass away: wherefore it is not
121 2, 152 | movements in some degree pass" from the waking state to
122 2, 169 | 22: "When my glory shall pass, I will set thee in a hole
123 2, 170 | Lord, and it come not to ~pass, that thing the Lord hath
124 2, 178 | reason. For if the reason pass from the genus to the species,
125 2, 180 | they ~should have a mind to pass the" fixed "limits to see
126 2, 182 | not lawful for anyone to pass from a more ~excellent to
127 2, 182 | Lk. 9:62]. Yet a man may pass from the religious to the
128 2, 182 | Further, it is not lawful to pass from a more perfect to a
129 2, 182 | state. Yet it is lawful to pass from the monastic state
130 2, 182 | bishops. We may, however, pass this over and reply ~that
131 2, 183 | 4) Whether a bishop may pass over to the religious state?~(
132 2, 183 | For no one can lawfully pass from a more ~perfect to
133 2, 183 | state, so is it unlawful to pass from the episcopal to ~the
134 2, 183 | of grace ~it is lawful to pass from the religious to the
135 2, 183 | Therefore ~it is not lawful to pass contrariwise from the episcopal
136 2, 183 | going back, if he wished to pass ~to the religious state,
137 2, 184 | is easier for a camel to ~pass through the eye of a needle,
138 2, 186 | we wish the ~soldiers who pass from the monastic school
139 2, 187 | religion?~(8) Whether one may pass from one religious order
140 2, 187 | control, that is to ~say, we pass from simple doctrine, by
141 2, 187 | right order requires one to pass from that which comes first
142 2, 187 | follows that one ought not to pass to the ~observance of the
143 2, 187 | in so far as one has to pass ~from easy matter to that
144 2, 187 | arts with which they are to pass their lives.~Aquin.: SMT
145 2, 187 | priest or ~archdeacon to pass over to religion.~Aquin.:
146 2, 187 | Whether it is lawful to pass from one religious order
147 2, 187 | 1: It seems unlawful to pass from one religious order
148 2, 187 | righteous." Now those who pass from one religious ~order
149 2, 187 | is unlawful for anyone to pass from the state of canon ~
150 2, 187 | unlawful for anyone ~to pass from one religious order
151 2, 187 | if a person may lawfully pass from one religious order
152 2, 187 | Therefore a religious may not pass from one ~religious order
153 2, 187 | the good of their soul to pass ~to another monastery on
154 2, 187 | Therefore one may lawfully pass from one ~religious order
155 2, 187 | It is not commendable to pass from one religious order
156 2, 187 | Nevertheless one may commendably pass from one religious order
157 2, 187 | is commendable for one to pass even to a less severe ~religious
158 2, 187 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: Those who pass to a stricter religious
159 2, 187 | members to be lay monks, to pass from the monastic ~order
160 2, 187 | consequently it will be lawful ~to pass from an order of canons
161 3, 13 | and the ~contrary came to pass, for it is written (Mt.
162 3, 13 | knows ought not to come to pass."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[13] A[
163 3, 13 | qu. 77): "What ~came to pass, this Christ must be said
164 3, 13 | sought; and so it came ~to pass." Or it may be said that
165 3, 14 | and thereby it came to pass that the beatitude remained
166 3, 18 | possible, let this chalice pass from Me; yet not My ~will,
167 3, 21 | 6:12): "And it came to pass in those ~days, that He
168 3, 21 | 26:39): "Let this chalice pass from Me." Therefore ~Christ'
169 3, 21 | He says 'Let this chalice pass from Me'; for this was the
170 3, 21 | chalice of His Passion might pass from Him (Mt. 26:39). Secondly,
171 3, 21 | When He asks ~that this may pass from Him, He does not pray
172 3, 21 | does not pray that it may pass by Him, ~but that others
173 3, 28 | opened, and no man shall pass through it; because the ~
174 3, 28 | mean that 'no man shall pass through it,' save that Joseph ~
175 3, 31 | of the world in which we pass this mortal life ~under
176 3, 31 | the fact that Christ would pass from the Jews to ~the Gentiles."~
177 3, 36 | flock . . . And it came to pass, after the ~angels departed
178 3, 38 | Lk. 3:21): "It came to pass, when all ~the people were
179 3, 39 | Lk. 3:21): "It came to pass, when all ~the people were
180 3, 39 | the law was ~about to pass away after Christ's baptism:
181 3, 39 | Holy Ghost, to those who pass through the waters of baptism.
182 3, 39 | to signify ~something and pass away," as Augustine says (
183 3, 40 | Mt. 9:10): "It came to pass as He was sitting . ~. .
184 3, 40 | Lk. 6:12): "It came to pass in those ~days, that He
185 3, 42 | Heaven and earth shall pass away, but My words ~shall
186 3, 42 | but My words ~shall not pass away." Therefore it seems
187 3, 43 | healed, the Evangelists pass quickly over, not mentioning
188 3, 43 | heaven and earth shall pass ~away'; but the salvation
189 3, 44 | eclipse, "and afterwards ~pass away." The fourth miracle
190 3, 44 | east to the ~west, did not pass the sun so as to be to the
191 3, 46 | if this chalice may not pass away but I must drink it,
192 3, 46 | Christ's ~Passion could not pass away; hence Hilary says (
193 3, 46 | Therefore the chalice cannot pass except He drink of it, because
194 3, 46 | cannot ~let His justice pass; for it is written (2 Tim.
195 3, 46 | If this chalice may not pass away but I must ~drink of
196 3, 46 | Person: ~"O all ye that pass by the way attend, and see
197 3, 46 | hour ~was come for Him to pass out of this world to the
198 3, 47 | If this chalice ~may not pass away, but I must drink it,
199 3, 47 | prophets said would come to pass: but they did not know ~
200 3, 49 | and the unclean shall not pass over ~it." Now there is
201 3, 50 | possible, let this chalice pass ~away from Me," as Augustine
202 3, 54 | economy that the glory did not pass from His soul to ~His body,
203 3, 55 | that they ~were going to pass from the people of Israel
204 3, 59 | is upright zeal, so as to pass ~judgment not out of hatred
205 3, 59 | who ~alone is Truth itself pass judgment on us, when we
206 3, 59 | Him: this will ~come to pass in the future, when He shall
207 3, 62 | sacraments, "are done ~and pass away, but the power," viz.
208 3, 62 | is an accident it cannot pass from one ~subject to another.
209 3, 62 | Although an accident does not pass from one subject to ~another,
210 3, 62 | nevertheless in a fashion it does pass from its cause into its ~
211 3, 63 | above (AA[3],4). But some pass from the worship of God
212 3, 64 | ministry would certainly pass to both good and evil men . . ~.
213 3, 71 | And then, if ~the danger pass, they should be supplied,
214 3, 73 | fruition, which shall come to pass in ~heaven; and according
215 3, 75 | if this begin to come to pass before the consecration, ~
216 3, 75 | being. But this comes to pass differently on the one side
217 3, 75 | of ~the extremes does not pass into the other, we cannot
218 3, 76 | there when ~the species pass, because the existence of
219 3, 77 | Therefore it cannot come to pass, even by ~miracle, that
220 3, 77 | because accidents do ~not pass from subject to subject,
221 3, 77 | hence it cannot come to pass for ~an accident remaining
222 3, 77 | again, when these species pass away; because then ~the
223 3, 77 | substance; and therefore it can pass to both, that is, into substance
224 3, 77 | that "this bread does not pass into the body," because,
225 3, 78 | animated instrument, can pass on to ~inanimate instruments.
226 3, 78 | 39): "Let this ~chalice pass away from Me": so that the
227 3, 79 | but that the ~just do not pass through this life without
228 3, 79 | from ~which it comes to pass that even here the whole
229 3, 79 | sacrament. For it ~can come to pass that after many venial sins
230 3, 80 | sacraments; but if they pass ~speedily, like the uncleanness
231 3, 81 | this ~could not come to pass were His relation to place
232 3, 83 | Further, it sometimes comes to pass owing to the cold that the ~
233 3, 89 | 1: Just as sinful deeds pass as to the act but remain
234 Suppl, 14| Interior works, since they pass ~away altogether, are nowise
235 Suppl, 19| because certain Chapters can pass a sentence of excommunication,
236 Suppl, 20| external judgment no man can pass sentence of excommunication
237 Suppl, 23| excommunication does not pass on to a ~third person.~Aquin.:
238 Suppl, 41| those things that come to pass at the intervention or motion ~
239 Suppl, 41| inclines although it comes to pass through the intervention
240 Suppl, 56| union of the spirit does not pass to the flesh. But ~marriage
241 Suppl, 56| spiritual kinship having to pass into a bodily relationship.~
242 Suppl, 56| spiritual relationship does not pass from ~husband to wife. For
243 Suppl, 56| Therefore it does not always pass from husband to ~wife.~Aquin.:
244 Suppl, 56| spiritual relationship does not pass from husband to wife, ~unless
245 Suppl, 56| seem on the same grounds to pass to a woman ~of whom he has
246 Suppl, 56| spiritual relationship cannot pass from husband to wife through
247 Suppl, 56| spiritual relationship does not pass to the ~godfather's carnal
248 Suppl, 56| Therefore it does not pass to the godfather's carnal
249 Suppl, 56| to ~son, it will equally pass from brother to brother:
250 Suppl, 56| the relationship does not pass from brother to ~brother,
251 Suppl, 57| 4: An inheritance cannot pass to posterity through one
252 Suppl, 57| very reason it ~ought to pass to those who ought to succeed
253 Suppl, 57| god-parent; wherefore it does not pass to one who is not ~baptized.
254 Suppl, 57| legal relationship does not pass from husband to wife.~Aquin.:
255 Suppl, 57| spiritual relationship does not pass to a grandchild. Neither,
256 Suppl, 57| spiritual relationship does not pass to a non-baptized person
257 Suppl, 57| whatever is in the son's power pass under the power of the ~
258 Suppl, 58| happens to be so weak as to pass away quickly, and is therefore ~
259 Suppl, 61| marriage. Now it is lawful to pass from a less strict religious ~
260 Suppl, 61| it is also allowable to pass ~from a less strict - namely
261 Suppl, 69| on Lk. 16:22, "It came to pass that the beggar died," ~
262 Suppl, 71| round about, and I cannot pass." Therefore the dead cannot
263 Suppl, 71| Vesperas, Fer. ii, post Dom. Pass.] ~can the suffrages of
264 Suppl, 71| deed done its effect can pass to another, ~which is not
265 Suppl, 72| matter. Therefore they must pass into its ~nature, and consequently
266 Suppl, 75| vinegar be corrupted and pass into the juice of the grape. ~
267 Suppl, 76| only. Now such ~like forms pass away into complete nonentity,
268 Suppl, 77| form, so that one will not pass into another. Wherefore
269 Suppl, 80| The glorified body will pass through the heavenly spheres ~
270 Suppl, 80| glorified body ~will be able to pass through the minutest opening
271 Suppl, 81| since it is a body, ~to pass through the interval and
272 Suppl, 81| is possible for it not to pass through the ~interval, and
273 Suppl, 81| follows that Z does not pass form A to B unless first
274 Suppl, 81| impossible for a body to pass from one place to ~another,
275 Suppl, 81| place to ~another, unless it pass through every interval.~
276 Suppl, 81| nevertheless one glorified body can pass through the same space in
277 Suppl, 84| heart." Now ~man cannot pass a perfect judgment on a
278 Suppl, 85| 2:28, "It shall come to pass in the last days," etc.,
279 Suppl, 86| wherefore ~it belongs to him to pass judgment on them. In this
280 Suppl, 88| being ~renewed man will pass from the state of corruption
281 Suppl, 93| Heaven and earth shall pass away, but My words shall
282 Suppl, 93| but My words shall not pass ~away" (Lk. 21:33): whereas
283 Suppl, 93| come to the number 100 we pass from the left to the right ~
284 Suppl, 94| written (Job 24:19): "Let him pass from the snow waters ~to
285 Suppl, 94| Reply OBJ 3: The damned will pass from the most intense heat
286 Suppl, 94| instruments, so that it cannot pass from one ~body to another,
287 Suppl, 96| blessed will at length ~pass from their happy state to
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