Part, Question
1 1, 43 | given to every man unto ~profit" - that is, of the Church.
2 1, 44 | does not act for His own profit, but only for His own goodness.~
3 1, 62 | This would not be for their profit were they not to merit thereby, ~
4 1, 43 | given to every man unto ~profit" - that is, of the Church.
5 1, 45 | does not act for His own profit, but only for His own goodness.~
6 1, 63 | This would not be for their profit were they not to merit thereby, ~
7 1, 103 | manifestation of the Spirit, ~unto profit" (1 Cor. 12:7); and subsequently
8 2, 39 | killed many, and there is no ~profit in it."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
9 2, 47 | without ~deriving thereby any profit to himself, seems not to
10 2, 79 | their blindness to ~their profit: just as a physician would
11 2, 79 | turns blindness to ~the profit of those who are blinded.~
12 2, 87 | lesser good, that he ~may profit in a greater good, as when
13 2, 90 | enacted for ~no private profit, but for the common benefit
14 2, 92 | 2: Further, Law does not profit a man unless he obeys it.
15 2, 92 | but considers only his own profit. Therefore law does not
16 2, 102 | denote those who seek earthly profit though an external brightness
17 2, 103 | circumcised, ~Christ shall profit you nothing." But nothing
18 2, 105 | conferred on ~them for their profit. Hence it is written (Osee
19 2, 105 | wherefore he had no right to any profit, by receiving ~indemnity
20 2, 105 | Further, no man should profit by his own fault. But it
21 2, 105 | out of whom they made a profit.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[105] A[
22 2, 107 | circumcised, Christ shall profit you nothing." Therefore
23 2, 108 | And this I ~speak for your profit; not to cast a snare upon
24 2, 114 | seeks from our goods not profit, but glory, i.e. the ~manifestation
25 2, 3 | unbelievers, without any ~profit either to the faith or to
26 2, 3 | Yet, if there ~is hope of profit to the faith, or if there
27 2, 10 | words, for it ~is to no profit, but to the subverting of
28 2, 11 | end of heresy is ~temporal profit, especially lordship and
29 2, 11 | the sake of some temporal profit, especially that he may
30 2, 11 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The profit that ensues from heresy
31 2, 24 | perverse ~intention to our profit.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[25] A[
32 2, 25 | virtuous goods than the ~profit we have derived from others.
33 2, 28 | gifts, not for ~His own profit, but for that of ourselves
34 2, 28 | arouse our devotion and to profit our neighbor. Hence mercy,
35 2, 30 | solicitous to share his skill and profit ~with his neighbor; let
36 2, 30 | Reply OBJ 1: Burial does not profit a dead man as though his
37 2, 30 | the greater the spiritual profit, which is contrary to what
38 2, 30 | it shall bring thee more profit ~than gold."~Aquin.: SMT
39 2, 30 | in giving alms so as to profit their souls. ~Therefore
40 2, 30 | lawfully do anything that will profit their masters: and this
41 2, 30 | give alms out of the just profit of his own labor as ~Augustine
42 2, 30 | but to many, that we may profit many."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
43 2, 35 | honor, or our ~neighbor's profit, while one deems a certain
44 2, 36 | adds, "for it ~is to no profit, but to the subverting of
45 2, 42 | neighbor, not for his own ~profit, or pleasure, but in the
46 2, 42 | his neighbor for his own profit or ~pleasure, he does not
47 2, 48 | state are directed to the profit of ~individuals, whereas
48 2, 53 | covetousness, which seeks its own profit and sets little by excellence.~
49 2, 56 | Officiis ii, 6): "We look to a profit that is estimated ~not by
50 2, 56 | a ~harm. He does however profit himself, in so far as he
51 2, 56 | it ~disregards its own profit in order to preserve the
52 2, 56 | of ~justice, the name of "profit" is extended to whatever
53 2, 60 | reverence or injury, harm or profit on another person, so too
54 2, 60 | he that has money has the profit not yet ~actually but only
55 2, 60 | another's property for his own profit but without committing an ~
56 2, 60 | injury to the latter or profit to himself, as ~in the case
57 2, 61 | given to ~every man unto profit," it follows that in the
58 2, 64 | to use them ~for his own profit, as they were made on his
59 2, 66 | precept, since he ~would thus profit by his sin. Yet on account
60 2, 66 | Church. Nor does a ~man profit by this: indeed it is a
61 2, 68 | truth to someone ~who may profit thereby. For it is written (
62 2, 69 | would be ~allowed to make profit by his art.~Aquin.: SMT
63 2, 71 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The profit one derives from being backbitten
64 2, 75 | entire and ~unchanged, at a profit, is the trader who is cast
65 2, 75 | necessities of life, but for profit, and this kind of exchange, ~
66 2, 75 | buys that he may sell at a profit. If, on ~the contrary, he
67 2, 75 | transaction even if he ~sell at a profit. For he may lawfully do
68 2, 76 | and this is for ~our own profit not for His.~Aquin.: SMT
69 2, 76 | of precept not to seek ~profit by lending: although it
70 2, 76 | the fact that he makes no profit out of his money: because
71 2, 76 | usury. ~Therefore whatever profit is made therefrom is infected
72 2, 76 | intention of making a ~greater profit from his money by reason
73 2, 81 | my bosom, i.e. ~though it profit them not, I am not deprived
74 2, 81 | which graces conduce to the profit of many, according to the ~
75 2, 81 | if my prayer does not ~profit them, yet shall not I be
76 2, 85 | in possession of all his profit from land and ~stock, since
77 2, 85 | not forbidden to make a profit ~out of other lawful occupations
78 2, 86 | something to a man for his own profit; since ~it profits him that
79 2, 86 | for His but for our own profit. Hence Augustine ~says (
80 2, 86 | does not conduce to His profit, nor does ~He need to be
81 2, 86 | but it conduces to our profit, in so far as ~by vowing
82 2, 98 | instituted but for his own profit, in consideration ~of an
83 2, 98 | to the prelate for the ~profit of his kindred, or the increase
84 2, 98 | Further, no one should profit by his own sin. Yet, if
85 2, 98 | would sometimes turn to the profit of those ~who had a share
86 2, 98 | has been ordained shall profit nothing from his ordination
87 2, 102 | order that others might profit by their ~example."~Aquin.:
88 2, 104 | one who works for his own profit. ~But sometimes people bestow
89 2, 104 | bestow favors for their own profit. Therefore thanks ~are not
90 2, 106 | danger, but even with ~great profit, to the good. Wherefore
91 2, 110 | themselves, so as to ~make profit thereby; for instance, they
92 2, 116 | the like, or by making a profit ~where one ought to have
93 2, 116 | laboring much to make little profit. In another way, in making
94 2, 117 | and others yet so as to profit some; whereas the ~covetous
95 2, 117 | his own goods for his own profit.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[119] A[
96 2, 126 | for the sake of virtue or profit." The other is that by ~
97 2, 129 | him by God, ~that he may profit others thereby: wherefore
98 2, 129 | as this enables him ~to profit others.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
99 2, 129 | without referring it to the profit of others. ~Since then ambition
100 2, 134 | killed many, and there is no profit in it." Hence the necessity
101 2, 134 | for the sake of virtue or profit." By saying "arduous" ~he
102 2, 139 | the end of the ~builder is profit. Accordingly the end and
103 2, 169 | given to every man unto profit," and further on (1 Cor.
104 2, 170 | given to every man unto profit"; and is not directly intended
105 2, 170 | even of the wicked for the profit of the good. Hence He ~foretells
106 2, 174 | given to every man unto profit"; and consequently both
107 2, 174 | men's ~understanding or profit, but unto God's understanding
108 2, 175 | graces are given for the profit of others, ~as stated above (
109 2, 175 | cannot be turned to another's profit, except by means of speech. ~
110 2, 175 | anything that pertains to the ~profit of the Church, He provides
111 2, 175 | given to a man ~for the profit of others. Hence it is withdrawn
112 2, 175 | word is directed to the ~profit of others. Now if a man
113 2, 175 | that "to know how faith may profit the godly and be defended ~
114 2, 176 | by God's power for man's profit.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[178] A[
115 2, 182 | Isaias wishing ~to be of profit to his neighbor by means
116 2, 183 | to precede rather than to profit others." For, as he ~observed
117 2, 183 | the sake of a ~spiritual profit, and anyone may lawfully
118 2, 183 | Isaias wishing to be of profit to his neighbor by means
119 2, 183 | subjects, whom he is unable to ~profit. Hence Gregory says (Dial.
120 2, 183 | succored, but when there ~is no profit at all for the good, it
121 2, 185 | Holy Writ to the common profit of the ~whole Church. Wherefore
122 2, 185 | of their ~affording any profit to others, it is unlawful
123 2, 185 | claim to it, and ~without profit to others or being in need
124 2, 185 | work, as well as an evident profit to be ~derived by others,
125 2, 185 | motives of necessity and ~profit be lacking, the weak might
126 2, 186 | a lesser, so the common profit takes precedence of ~private
127 2, 186 | takes precedence of ~private profit: and in this case teaching
128 2, 186 | understand not how much such men profit us by the spirit of their ~
129 3, 7 | treasure that is not seen: what profit is there in them both?" ~
130 3, 13 | and yet, that others may profit by their example, they are
131 3, 21 | Himself, yet He spoke for the profit of our faith." Hence ~it
132 3, 27 | given to ~every man unto profit," which would not result
133 3, 30 | Mother would have been of no profit to Mary, had she not ~borne
134 3, 36 | treasure that is not seen; what profit is there in them both?"
135 3, 37 | circumcised, ~Christ shall profit you nothing." Therefore
136 3, 39 | Christ, who came for man's ~profit, should have been baptized
137 3, 39 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The profit which accrues to men from
138 3, 51 | written (Ps. 19:10): ~"What profit is there in my blood, whilst
139 3, 51 | If My body corrupt, the profit of the blood shed will be ~
140 3, 53 | and (Ps. 29:10): "What profit is there in my blood?" ~
141 3, 53 | says that "there is no profit in the shedding ~of Christ'
142 3, 68 | sacraments, and to ~their profit; but though it is possible
143 3, 68 | sanctification, it will be to no profit." Since, therefore, the
144 3, 75 | sacraments are ordained for the profit of ~the faithful. But according
145 3, 80 | take it daily, that it may profit thee daily."~Aquin.: SMT
146 3, 80 | Receive daily, that it may profit thee daily," ~adds: "So
147 3, 83 | sacrament unworthily, but with ~profit. The same applies if he
148 Suppl, 4 | killed many, and there is no ~profit in it." Moreover the Philosopher
149 Suppl, 10| Therefore he does ~not profit by his forgetfulness so
150 Suppl, 10| Reply OBJ 3: He does not profit by his neglect, since he
151 Suppl, 13| satisfaction of one does ~not profit another, for the flesh of
152 Suppl, 14| suffrages of the Church do not profit the damned in hell." Much
153 Suppl, 14| Enchiridion cx): "Whomsoever they ~profit, either receive a full pardon,
154 Suppl, 19| priest's prayer should profit those who are subject to
155 Suppl, 21| OBJ 2: One man's prayers profit another in so far as they
156 Suppl, 21| the whole Church, do not profit those who are ~excommunicated.
157 Suppl, 25| the honor of God and the profit of our neighbor. Nor ~in
158 Suppl, 25| done something for the ~profit of the Church, may reach
159 Suppl, 26| we consider the ~personal profit.~
160 Suppl, 27| unreasonable for ~them to profit by indulgences.~Aquin.:
161 Suppl, 27| away from religious the profit to ~be derived from indulgences.~
162 Suppl, 34| employing them for one's own ~profit. Such subjection is not
163 Suppl, 34| subjects and not their own ~profit.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[34] A[
164 Suppl, 64| the husband's, and less profit to the Church. Wherefore
165 Suppl, 71| performed by one person can profit others?~(2) Whether the
166 Suppl, 71| the suffrages of sinners profit the dead?~(4) Whether suffrages
167 Suppl, 71| Whether suffrages for the dead profit those who perform them?~(
168 Suppl, 71| them?~(5) Whether suffrages profit those who are in hell?~(
169 Suppl, 71| in hell?~(6) Whether they profit those who are in purgatory?~(
170 Suppl, 71| Whether in any way they profit those who are heaven?~(9)
171 Suppl, 71| the altar, and ~almsgiving profit the departed?~(10) Whether
172 Suppl, 71| indulgences granted by the Church profit them?~(11) Whether the burial
173 Suppl, 71| suffrages for one dead person profit that person more than ~others?~(
174 Suppl, 71| suffrages of one person can profit others?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
175 Suppl, 71| suffrages of one person cannot profit ~others. For it is written (
176 Suppl, 71| neither does one person profit by another's ~good.~Aquin.:
177 Suppl, 71| however, the work of ~one may profit another while he is a wayfarer,
178 Suppl, 71| the purpose that they may profit such persons: so that those
179 Suppl, 71| suffrages of the living do not profit the dead.~Aquin.: SMT XP
180 Suppl, 71| suffrages of the living profit the dead.~Aquin.: SMT XP
181 Suppl, 71| suffrages of the living profit the dead. Therefore we must
182 Suppl, 71| suffrages ~of the living profit the dead in two ways even
183 Suppl, 71| in two ways even as they profit the living, ~both on account
184 Suppl, 71| suffrages of the living profit them so as to change their
185 Suppl, 71| suffrages performed by sinners profit the dead?~Aquin.: SMT XP
186 Suppl, 71| performed by sinners do not profit ~the dead. For, according
187 Suppl, 71| if ~their prayers were to profit those for whom they pray,
188 Suppl, 71| performed by them do not profit the ~dead.~Aquin.: SMT XP
189 Suppl, 71| suffrages of the ~wicked profit the departed. Secondly,
190 Suppl, 71| priest, albeit a ~sinner, profit the departed. Secondly,
191 Suppl, 71| above, it may in some ~way profit another, who is disposed.~
192 Suppl, 71| must be such that they can profit him, and this depends not
193 Suppl, 71| the living for the dead profit those who ~offer them?~Aquin.:
194 Suppl, 71| living for the dead ~do not profit those who offer them. For
195 Suppl, 71| it will likewise ~equally profit a third person if he satisfy
196 Suppl, 71| are offered for ~others profit those who satisfy.~Aquin.:
197 Suppl, 71| Para. 1/1~Whether suffrages profit those who are in hell?~Aquin.:
198 Suppl, 71| would seem that suffrages profit those who are in hell. For
199 Suppl, 71| hell. Therefore suffrages profit those who are in hell.~Aquin.:
200 Suppl, 71| that "those whom suffrages profit gain either ~entire forgiveness,
201 Suppl, 71| damned. Therefore suffrages ~profit even those who are in hell.~
202 Suppl, 71| more do they, after ~death, profit those alone who are worthy
203 Suppl, 71| to the ~living. Now they profit the living even though they
204 Suppl, 71| suffrages of the Church profit even those who are in hell.~
205 Suppl, 71| head. Therefore suffrages profit them not.~Aquin.: SMT XP
206 Suppl, 71| 14) said that ~suffrages profit the damned not by diminishing
207 Suppl, 71| according to some, suffrages profit the damned, if it be said
208 Suppl, 71| if it be said that they ~profit neither by diminishing nor
209 Suppl, 71| say simply that suffrages profit not the damned, nor does
210 Suppl, 71| and thus ~suffrages could profit them. or we may say, according
211 Suppl, 71| Para. 1/1~Whether suffrages profit those who are in purgatory?~
212 Suppl, 71| seem that suffrages do not profit even those who are in ~purgatory.
213 Suppl, 71| Therefore suffrages do not profit ~those who are in purgatory.~
214 Suppl, 71| from punishment, they will profit him nothing. For it cannot
215 Suppl, 71| cannot be ~said that they profit him before they are discharged;
216 Suppl, 71| Enchiridion cx): "Suffrages profit those who are not very good
217 Suppl, 71| living, without any doubt, profit those who ~are in purgatory.~
218 Suppl, 71| suffrages of the living ~cannot profit the children in limbo.~Aquin.:
219 Suppl, 71| Para. 1/1~Whether suffrages profit the saints in heaven?~Aquin.:
220 Suppl, 71| that in some way suffrages profit the saints in ~heaven; on
221 Suppl, 71| unto glory, so may they profit us unto ~healing." Now foremost
222 Suppl, 71| altar. ~Therefore suffrages profit the saints in heaven.~Aquin.:
223 Suppl, 71| suffrages ~of the Church profit those who are in heaven.~
224 Suppl, 71| consequently ~our suffrages also profit them.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[71]
225 Suppl, 71| their feasts, ~but that we profit thereby in celebrating their
226 Suppl, 71| for the faithful departed ~profit the saints, but that by
227 Suppl, 71| signified in the sacrament, they profit others ~for whom they are
228 Suppl, 71| sacrifice of the altar and alms ~profit the departed?~Aquin.: SMT
229 Suppl, 71| suffrages of the living profit the dead in so far as ~the
230 Suppl, 71| is true that fasting can profit the departed by reason ~
231 Suppl, 71| of the baptized, it may profit others even as other meritorious
232 Suppl, 71| thinking that this would profit them: and according ~to
233 Suppl, 71| offering of candles or oil may profit the departed in ~so far
234 Suppl, 71| indulgences of the Church profit the dead?~Aquin.: SMT XP
235 Suppl, 71| indulgences granted by the Church profit ~even the dead. First, on
236 Suppl, 71| dead. Therefore indulgences profit the dead.~Aquin.: SMT XP
237 Suppl, 71| indulgences of the Church profit those who are ~members of
238 Suppl, 71| of the Church would not profit them. Therefore ~it would
239 Suppl, 71| would seem that indulgences profit the departed.~Aquin.: SMT
240 Suppl, 71| can do ~nothing that is of profit to the Church, and it is
241 Suppl, 71| seemingly, indulgences profit ~not the dead.~Aquin.: SMT
242 Suppl, 71| that, An indulgence may profit a person in two ways: in
243 Suppl, 71| directly. However, ~they profit secondarily and indirectly
244 Suppl, 71| dead. Therefore the like ~profit the dead somewhat.~Aquin.:
245 Suppl, 71| one's behalf unless ~it profit him. Now burying the dead
246 Suppl, 71| like burial observances profit the dead.~Aquin.: SMT XP
247 Suppl, 71| burial service does not profit them.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[71]
248 Suppl, 71| and yet they ~can also profit the dead, not directly but
249 Suppl, 71| the tombs of the dead we ~profit them indirectly, either
250 Suppl, 71| for one deceased person profit the person for ~whom they
251 Suppl, 71| offered. Therefore they profit more by those suffrages,
252 Suppl, 71| offered for certain people profit them ~alone, or profit them
253 Suppl, 71| people profit them ~alone, or profit them more than others, the
254 Suppl, 71| whom he offers them, they profit this person ~alone.~Aquin.:
255 Suppl, 71| merited ~that suffrages would profit them if offered for them,
256 Suppl, 71| works of satisfaction do not profit ~after the manner of an
257 Suppl, 71| the ~recipient. But they profit after the manner of the
258 Suppl, 71| them ~in particular may profit them also.~Aquin.: SMT XP
259 Suppl, 71| offered for a ~person do not profit all indifferently, but those
260 Suppl, 71| special ~suffrages, an equal profit to that which a poor man
261 Suppl, 72| The prayers of the saints profit the predestinate, ~because
262 Suppl, 85| of ~one conduces to the profit of another. Consequently
263 Suppl, 85| persons are dealt with for the profit of others, ~otherwise than
264 Suppl, 85| further motive for the good to profit by ~the wicked, or the wicked
265 Suppl, 85| good: for the sake of which profit the ~good are meanwhile
266 Suppl, 93| inasmuch as material fruit is a profit expected from the ~labor
267 Suppl, 93| turns that exaltation to the profit of others acquires ~thereby
268 Suppl, 96| God, nor does anything profit unto eternal life in the
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