Part, Question
1 1, 1 | creatures just as philosophers knew ~Him - "That which is known
2 1, 12 | the princes of this world knew" (1 Cor. 2:10), ~namely,
3 1, 13 | eternity; for from eternity He knew and loved ~the creature,
4 1, 14 | beings. For ~as fire, if it knew the nature of heat, and
5 1, 14 | instance, that if the centre knew itself, ~it would know all
6 1, 14 | the centre; or if light knew ~itself, it would know all
7 1, 14 | Himself perfectly unless He ~knew all the ways in which His
8 1, 14 | being perfectly, unless He knew ~all modes of being. Hence
9 1, 14 | perfectly, unless He also knew evil things. Now a thing
10 1, 14 | conditional proposition, "If ~God knew that this thing will be,
11 1, 14 | that this antecedent, "God knew this contingent to ~be future,"
12 1, 14 | for when we ~say, "God knew this contingent to be future,"
13 1, 14 | Likewise if I say, "If God knew anything, it will ~be,"
14 1, 14 | objection would avail if God knew enunciable things ~after
15 1, 14 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, God knew that Christ would be born.
16 1, 14 | know everything He once knew; and thus the ~knowledge
17 1, 14 | previously know, and afterwards knew, then His ~knowledge would
18 1, 14 | know, and then afterwards knew.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[14] A[
19 1, 14 | said, that whatever God knew, He knows; ~because now
20 1, 14 | not true, "Whatever God knew ~He knows," if referred
21 1, 14 | would ~be variable if He knew enunciable things by way
22 1, 24 | a thing, and afterwards knew it not; but to ~the thing
23 1, 32 | thus it is clear that they ~knew at least two persons. Likewise
24 1, 32 | i.e. the ~philosophers - "knew" (1 Cor. 2:6). Nevertheless,
25 1, 32 | 2:6). Nevertheless, they knew some of the ~essential attributes
26 1, 32 | the Son. And although they knew ~these were appropriated
27 1, 55 | knowledge of a man who only ~knew him to be an animal. In
28 1, 56 | lit. ii) that "the angel knew ~himself when he was established,
29 1, 56 | is to say the ~angels, "knew their own powers": instead
30 1, 57 | mysteries. But ~the angels knew of it from the beginning;
31 1, 57 | Hier. iv). But the prophets knew mysteries of ~grace; for
32 1, 57 | of these mysteries they knew from the ~very beginning
33 1, 57 | 3: Whatever the prophets knew by revelation of the mysteries ~
34 1, 57 | race, still the apostles knew ~some particulars of the
35 1, 57 | prophets ~also, the later ones knew what the former did not
36 1, 62 | according to which they knew the Word and things in the
37 1, 62 | from their creation they knew the Word, and things in
38 1, 63 | by ~natural knowledge he knew that this was impossible:
39 1, 64 | of all truth. For it they knew any truth at ~all, they
40 1, 64 | angels at their creation knew the mystery of the ~kingdom
41 1, 74 | his art: not as though He knew the creature otherwise,
42 1, 56 | knowledge of a man who only ~knew him to be an animal. In
43 1, 57 | lit. ii) that "the angel knew ~himself when he was established,
44 1, 57 | is to say the ~angels, "knew their own powers": instead
45 1, 58 | mysteries. But ~the angels knew of it from the beginning;
46 1, 58 | Hier. iv). But the prophets knew mysteries of ~grace; for
47 1, 58 | of these mysteries they knew from the ~very beginning
48 1, 58 | 3: Whatever the prophets knew by revelation of the mysteries ~
49 1, 58 | race, still the apostles knew ~some particulars of the
50 1, 58 | prophets ~also, the later ones knew what the former did not
51 1, 63 | according to which they knew the Word and things in the
52 1, 63 | from their creation they knew the Word, and things in
53 1, 64 | by ~natural knowledge he knew that this was impossible:
54 1, 65 | of all truth. For it they knew any truth at ~all, they
55 1, 65 | angels at their creation knew the mystery of the ~kingdom
56 1, 73 | his art: not as though He knew the creature otherwise,
57 1, 88 | 1~OBJ 3: Further, if it knew the singulars, yet not by
58 1, 88 | could not be unless they knew what takes place ~here.
59 1, 93 | Para. 2/2~Nevertheless he knew God with a more perfect
60 1, 93 | intelligible effects of God, man knew God then more clearly than
61 1, 93 | such as we need; since he knew God simultaneously in His ~
62 1, 93 | the soul of the first man knew ~itself. Therefore it knew
63 1, 93 | knew ~itself. Therefore it knew separate substances.~Aquin.:
64 1, 93 | 1~Whether the first man knew all things?~Aquin.: SMT
65 1, 93 | of things. Therefore Adam knew the animals' ~natures; and
66 1, 93 | knowing; because what he ~knew speculatively he would subsequently
67 1, 105 | glory?" other angels, who knew, answered: "The Lord of ~
68 1, 107 | in one order. But if we knew ~the offices and distinctions
69 1, 116 | obtains knowledge of what he knew not before. Wherefore ~anyone
70 1, 116 | principalities and powers who knew it "from all ages, but not
71 2, 6 | which he would not do, if he knew of that ~circumstance; for
72 2, 27 | QQ[83], qu. 35), if we knew ~them we should have them,
73 2, 37 | attention even to that which he ~knew already. However a difference
74 2, 51 | if the power of the angel knew all things by itself, that ~
75 2, 63 | according to Wis. 8:21: "I knew that I could not otherwise
76 2, 73 | 12:47: "The servant who ~knew the will of his lord . . .
77 2, 73 | that ~the "servant who knew the will of his lord . . .
78 2, 77 | 12:47: "The servant who knew that the will of his lord . . . ~
79 2, 88 | refrain from ~that sin if he knew that by committing it he
80 2, 93 | which deserted Him, God knew how to furnish the inferior
81 2, 98 | unable to fulfil what he knew. Hence, as the ~Apostle
82 2, 105 | have been princes, and I knew not."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[105]
83 2, 105 | known the ~murderer, if they knew who he was: and it would
84 2, 105 | the ground, i.e. it never knew the stain of revolt. The
85 2, 1 | first to deliver the faith, knew it most perfectly.~Aquin.:
86 2, 1 | things here below, unless ~He knew them, and exercised His
87 2, 2 | the Spirit to those who knew the truth, as stated in
88 2, 2 | His, which hitherto they knew not." ~Therefore before
89 2, 5 | in his original state man knew his Creator, not by the
90 2, 6 | 4:53): "The father . . . knew that it was at the same
91 2, 7 | precede faith, because if we ~knew nothing at all about Him,
92 2, 8 | with the words: "I never knew you." Therefore the ~gift
93 2, 31 | Reply OBJ 2: Our Lord as God knew the sin of Judas as though
94 2, 31 | by ~Whose revelation he knew of their sin. With regard
95 2, 45 | concerning Hiram, that he knew "to grave all sort of graving,
96 2, 68 | as certain, as ~though he knew it, that about which he
97 2, 75 | wheat; because if the buyers knew this they would give a lower ~
98 2, 82 | than one whom he ~either knew or deemed or pretended to
99 2, 105 | prepared to do so if ~he knew. It is nevertheless commendable
100 2, 109 | Abraham "foretold what he knew not": for he intended to
101 2, 131 | which he is worthy, if ~he knew himself." Now ignorance
102 2, 154 | 8:21, "I know ~[Vulg.: 'knew'] that I could not . . .
103 2, 154 | 12:47, "That servant who knew ~the will of his lord . . .
104 2, 161 | touch that ~tree, because He knew that if they touched it,
105 2, 161 | 47,48, "That servant who ~knew the will of his lord . . .
106 2, 161 | many stripes: but he that knew not, and did things worthy ~
107 2, 163 | Who foreknows the future, knew that through the ~demon'
108 2, 163 | fall into sin, and thus He knew full well ~that it was not
109 2, 163 | Reply OBJ 2: Just as God knew that man, through being
110 2, 163 | fall into sin, so too He knew that man was able, by his
111 2, 169 | unto Moses, whom the Lord knew face to face, in all the
112 2, 169 | removed from him. Thus Eliseus knew prophetically what his ~
113 2, 170 | reply is made: "I never knew you" (Mt. 7:22,23). Now "
114 2, 171 | nation," etc. Now Caiphas knew ~this not. Therefore not
115 2, 172 | unto Moses, whom the Lord knew face to face: in all the
116 2, 172 | while David more fully knew and expressed the ~mysteries
117 2, 172 | Egyptian desert, and whom he knew by his ever-increasing ~
118 2, 173 | Seemingly therefore he ~knew that his soul was not separated
119 2, 173 | of the Apostle that he ~knew whither he was rapt, since
120 2, 173 | Now this ~shows that he knew whether he was in the body
121 2, 173 | the body or not, for if he knew the third heaven to be something
122 2, 173 | body. Therefore Paul too knew ~this.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
123 2, 173 | words, whereby he says he knew something, namely that ~
124 2, 173 | and that something he knew not, ~namely "whether" he
125 2, 173 | was rapt (as ~though he knew not whether his soul were
126 2, 173 | the Apostle states that he knew he was rapt ~even to the
127 2, 173 | third heaven. Wherefore he knew it to be really the third ~
128 2, 173 | one's ~dreams. Now if he knew it to be really the third
129 2, 173 | follows that ~either he knew it to be something spiritual
130 2, 173 | not be rapt thither; or he knew it to be something corporeal, ~
131 2, 173 | saying that the Apostle knew himself to be rapt both
132 2, 173 | some say that the Apostle knew ~his soul to be united to
133 2, 173 | the senses, seeing that he knew himself to be rapt; ~and
134 2, 173 | Reply OBJ 2: The Apostle knew that either the heaven in
135 2, 173 | in the angels, in that he knew not whether he was in the ~
136 2, 183 | who wishing to be ~sent, knew himself to be already cleansed
137 2, 183 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: Our Lord knew that, by His own bestowal,
138 2, 184 | Lord had looked on him, knew to shed ~most bitter tears,
139 2, 184 | a woman and desired ~her knew to say: 'I have sinned and
140 3, 1 | to them when and where He knew those were who would ~believe
141 3, 1 | wills. Hence He came when He knew it was fitting to ~succor,
142 3, 5 | over the soul, ~either He knew its sinlessness, and trusted
143 3, 7 | anything; because, although He knew all ~things fully, wherefore
144 3, 9 | Divine knowledge Christ knew all things. Therefore any
145 3, 9 | the union," whereby Christ knew what ~belongs to the mystery
146 3, 9 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Christ knew all things with the Divine
147 3, 9 | knowledge ~of God. But He knew God fully, even as He was
148 3, 10 | Essence?~(2) Whether it knew all things in the Word?~(
149 3, 10 | Whether the soul of Christ knew the infinite in the Word? ~(
150 3, 10 | 1~Whether the Son of God knew all things in the Word?~
151 3, 10 | therefore, the soul of Christ knew in the Word all that the
152 3, 10 | Him (Jn. 2:25), "For He knew what was in man," can be
153 3, 11 | infused knowledge Christ knew all things?~Aquin.: SMT
154 3, 11 | by it the soul of Christ knew: First, ~whatever can be
155 3, 11 | by this knowledge Christ ~knew all things made known to
156 3, 11 | since the soul of Christ knew these things more fully ~
157 3, 11 | counsel, He ~consequently knew all singular things - present,
158 3, 11 | contrary, The soul of Christ knew certain things which could
159 3, 11 | But the soul of Christ knew everything, as was ~said
160 3, 11 | useless. Now, since Christ knew ~all things, as was said
161 3, 11 | habitual knowledge of what He knew.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[11] A[
162 3, 11 | respect to everything He knew in this way. But the second
163 3, 11 | nature, i.e. inasmuch as He ~knew things by species divinely
164 3, 11 | But the soul of Christ knew everything under one ~formality,
165 3, 12 | inquiry:~(1) Whether Christ knew all things by this knowledge?~(
166 3, 12 | Para. 1/1~Whether Christ knew all things by this acquired
167 3, 12 | knowable. ~Therefore if Christ knew all things by this knowledge,
168 3, 12 | may be made. Hence ~Christ knew all things by this knowledge.~
169 3, 12 | as the soul of Christ knew by infused knowledge all
170 3, 12 | by acquired knowledge ~it knew whatever can be known by
171 3, 12 | which, ~nevertheless, He knew by infused knowledge, as
172 3, 12 | knowledge. For ~even as Christ knew all things by His beatific
173 3, 13 | of what He knows, i.e. He knew how to do what He knows;
174 3, 15 | Cor. 5:21) that "Him that knew no sin" ~(i.e. Christ), "
175 3, 15 | 2 ~Cor. 5:21) "Him that knew no sin, for us He hath made
176 3, 15 | it by experience; but He knew it by simple cognition.~
177 3, 21 | But Christ in all things knew what would happen. Therefore
178 3, 21 | the other things which He knew would happen, He ~knew that
179 3, 21 | He knew would happen, He ~knew that some would be brought
180 3, 21 | willed nothing but what He ~knew God to will. Wherefore every
181 3, 22 | for us alone (for He Who knew not sin needed no ~sacrifice),
182 3, 26 | Scotus (1308)]. No doubt he knew something of it, ~but the
183 3, 27 | bowels of thy mother, I knew ~thee": and the soul is
184 3, 27 | The Lord says that He "knew" Jeremias before he was
185 3, 28 | unto him his wife; and he knew her ~not till she brought
186 3, 28 | taken place. And the verb "knew" ~refers here to knowledge
187 3, 28 | 1) it is said that "Adam knew his wife." Therefore it ~
188 3, 28 | the angel's ~revelation he knew to have conceived by the
189 3, 28 | God. When, however, she knew that it was ~acceptable
190 3, 29 | through many ~evident signs, knew Christ after a fashion:
191 3, 29 | Mother's purity. For he ~knew the delicacy of virgin modesty,
192 3, 29 | that ~the Mother of God knew not man, but was a virgin;
193 3, 29 | the ~devil after a fashion knew that He was the Son of God,
194 3, 30 | question that the angels knew ~that the Incarnation was
195 3, 36 | Therefore, since they knew by seeing the star that
196 3, 38 | was not only because they knew not of the Holy Ghost, ~
197 3, 39 | the flesh of Christ that knew no sin, they might have
198 3, 41 | not to speak, ~for they knew that He was Christ." Therefore
199 3, 41 | Him, save that, though he knew ~that the Son of God was
200 3, 42 | put forth that which they ~knew under His dictation. For
201 3, 43 | the sake of ~those whom He knew to be hardened, but to amend
202 3, 44 | Him? save that, ~though He knew that the Son of God was
203 3, 44 | of God's coming." Yet he knew that He was ~"the Christ
204 3, 44 | said (Lk. 4:41) that ~"they knew that He was Christ." But
205 3, 44 | stated ~farther on, 'they knew that He was Christ.' For
206 3, 44 | weakened by His fast, He knew Him to be a real man: but
207 3, 44 | of His miracles He either knew, or rather ~suspected that
208 3, 44 | the princes of this ~world knew it,' for if they had known
209 3, 46 | 2 Cor. 5:21): "Him that knew no sin, for us He hath made ~
210 3, 47 | 5) Whether His slayers knew who He was?~(6) Of the sin
211 3, 47 | Whether Christ's persecutors knew who He was?~Aquin.: SMT
212 3, 47 | seems, therefore, that they knew Him to be Christ or ~the
213 3, 47 | Jews in crucifying Christ knew ~Him to be the Son of God.~
214 3, 47 | who were called "rulers, knew," as did also the devils, ~"
215 3, 47 | rulers of the people, who knew Him to be the heir, ~inasmuch
216 3, 47 | heir, ~inasmuch as they knew Him to be the Christ promised
217 3, 47 | begotten Thee." ~If, then, they knew Him to be the one to whom
218 3, 47 | it ~follows that they knew Him to be the Son of God.
219 3, 47 | same passage that "they knew Him to be the Son of God."
220 3, 47 | may be replied that they knew Him ~to be the Son of God,
221 3, 47 | the rulers of the Jews knew that ~He was the Christ:
222 3, 54 | says (De Symb. ii): "Christ knew why He kept the ~scars in
223 3, 55 | eyes were opened, and they knew ~Him'; not that they were
224 3, 64 | contrary, on Jn. 1:31: "I knew Him not," Augustine says (
225 3, 66 | says on Jn. 1:33: "'And I knew Him not': ~Behold; after
226 3, 70 | circumcision, both because they knew not when the ~camp was removed,
227 Suppl, 11| another, a sin of his which he knew under the seal of confession?~(
228 Suppl, 11| for instance, ~if a man knew through confession that
229 Suppl, 11| in like ~manner, if a man knew, through confession, that
230 Suppl, 11| that he should say ~what he knew as man. And even if he were
231 Suppl, 11| know, as a man, ~what he knew before only as God knows
232 Suppl, 11| bound to do so, even if he knew it ~through some other source.
233 Suppl, 11| in confession, though he knew it ~otherwise, scandal would
234 Suppl, 11| by a precept. Now he who knew of a ~sin by witnessing
235 Suppl, 11| confession, even if he knew it from some other source
236 Suppl, 11| from speaking of what he knew already, but not from saying
237 Suppl, 11| not from saying what he knew ~afterwards and in another
238 Suppl, 39| the slave's value, if they knew him to be a slave. ~Otherwise
239 Suppl, 41| savages and ~then no man knew his own children, nor was
240 Suppl, 59| he married an unbeliever, knew that she ~was an unbeliever,
241 Suppl, 59| be more difficult if she knew she was deprived of her
242 Suppl, 67| contrary, Abraham carnally knew Agar with the disposition
243 Suppl, 67| salvation and which they knew not were ~never made known
244 Suppl, 69| to hell": wherefore Jacob knew that he would be ~taken
245 Suppl, 71| they might have if they ~knew themselves to be so outcast
246 Suppl, 72| great men ~as the patriarchs knew not what was happening to
247 Suppl, 79| with one who sees what he knew before. The saying of Augustine, ~
248 Suppl, 85| second. But the holy Fathers knew the time ~of the first coming,
249 Suppl, 89| one whose ~countenance I knew not," says (Moral. v): "
250 Suppl, 95| warded from damnation: for he knew ~that some are guarded therefrom.
251 Suppl, 95| damned ~will forget what they knew here.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[98]
252 Suppl, 95| consider about the things they knew here.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[98]
253 Suppl, 95| consideration of the things they knew heretofore as ~matters of
254 Suppl, 96| be converted. ~For if we knew that they were foreknown
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