Part, Question
1 1, 22 | servant, whom his lord hath appointed over his family." In this
2 1, 22 | 13): "What other hath He appointed ~over the earth? or whom
3 1, 34 | the work to which he is appointed by the ~king's word.~Aquin.:
4 1, 68 | water is an element, and appointed to the generation of ~composite
5 1, 69 | water is an element, and appointed to the generation of ~composite
6 1, 77 | and the "common sense" are appointed, and of their distinction
7 1, 77 | phantasy" or "imagination" is appointed; which are the ~same, for
8 1, 77 | the "estimative" ~power is appointed: and for the preservation
9 1, 78 | the ~intellect there is no appointed medium that has to be brought
10 1, 102 | attains to its divinely ~appointed end, as though of its own
11 1, 107 | fearlessly the Divine behests appointed to ~them; and this seems
12 1, 112 | man has an angel guardian appointed to him. This ~rests upon
13 1, 112 | that different angels are appointed to the ~guardianship of
14 1, 112 | and sometimes several are appointed to guard one. Secondly,
15 1, 112 | community, and thus one man is appointed as ~guardian of a whole
16 1, 112 | Hence individual ~angels are appointed to guard individual men.~
17 1, 112 | to each man an angel is ~appointed to guard him; and such guardianship
18 1, 112 | 1/1~Whether angels are appointed to the guardianship of all
19 1, 112 | seem that angels are not appointed to the guardianship ~of
20 1, 112 | If therefore angels ~are appointed to the guardianship of all
21 1, 112 | Therefore angels are not appointed to the guardianship of all ~
22 1, 112 | Therefore angels are ~not appointed to the guardianship of all
23 1, 112 | OBJ 3: Further, angels are appointed to the guardianship of men,
24 1, 112 | each soul has an angel appointed to guard it."~Aquin.: SMT
25 1, 112 | therefore as guardians are appointed for men who have to pass
26 1, 112 | 1/1~Whether an angel is appointed to guard a man from his
27 1, 112 | seem that an angel is not appointed to guard a man from ~his
28 1, 112 | Therefore an angel is appointed to guard a man from the
29 1, 112 | Therefore angels are ~not appointed to guard children as soon
30 1, 112 | appear that an angel is appointed ~to guard a child before
31 1, 112 | Therefore angels are not appointed to guard men ~from the moment
32 1, 112 | each soul has an angel ~appointed to guard it from its birth."~
33 1, 112 | that the angel guardian is ~appointed at the time of baptism,
34 1, 112 | baptism, others, that he is appointed at the ~time of birth. The
35 1, 112 | man has an angel guardian appointed to him.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
36 1, 112 | mother, an angel guardian is ~appointed to it; as Jerome, above
37 1, 112 | forsakes the man ~whom he is appointed to guard. For it is said (
38 1, 112 | Persia was a good angel appointed to the guardianship of that
39 1, 116 | Tm. 2:7): "Whereunto I am appointed ~a preacher and an apostle . . .
40 2, 4 | empyrean heaven, will be appointed to the Blessed, not as ~
41 2, 58 | habit of choosing the mean appointed by reason as a prudent man ~
42 2, 59 | habit of choosing the mean appointed by reason as a ~prudent
43 2, 63 | evident ~that the mean that is appointed in such like concupiscences
44 2, 64 | virtue observes the mean ~appointed by reason, as a prudent
45 2, 64 | this mean will have to be ~appointed for them by another virtue,
46 2, 66 | that virtue; which ~mean is appointed according to the right ruling
47 2, 68 | opposed to the good as appointed by reason; but they are
48 2, 68 | for ~the sake of the good appointed by reason, so does it belong
49 2, 69 | kept ~within the bounds appointed by the ruling of reason -
50 2, 94 | natural law is ~something appointed by reason, just as a proposition
51 2, 98 | The man to whom it was appointed concerning ~the Christ of
52 2, 99 | certain rewards should be appointed for those who observe the
53 2, 102 | special ministers to be appointed for the divine ~worship,
54 2, 102 | places, called synagogues, appointed for the ~people to gather
55 2, 102 | certain special garments to be appointed ~to the higher and lower
56 2, 102 | special ornate vestments were ~appointed for their use, and a special
57 2, 103 | evident that the priest was appointed the ~judge of leprosy, not
58 2, 105 | corrupt. But when the Lord appointed the king, He ~established
59 2, 105 | wise and honorable, and appointed ~them rulers": so that there
60 2, 105 | forsake ~justice. He also appointed the manner in which they
61 2, 105 | viz. two or three: and it appointed certain punishments to ~
62 2, 105 | purpose for which judges are appointed among men, is ~that they
63 2, 105 | and magistrates" should be appointed in each tribe, "to judge
64 2, 22 | is inclined to the end ~appointed to it by Him; and in this
65 2, 25 | Sovereign Good. Now no order is appointed for ~faith, but all things
66 2, 27 | he will reach the term ~appointed to him by Divine predestination,
67 2, 30 | person; thus when a man is ~appointed to distribute alms, he can
68 2, 45 | habit that follows a mean ~appointed by reason in relation to
69 2, 45 | virtues, not as though they ~appointed the end, but because they
70 2, 45 | tend to the end which is appointed by ~natural reason. In this
71 2, 45 | that it "follows a mean appointed by reason . . . ~even as
72 2, 45 | daring. Moreover this end is appointed to man according to natural ~
73 2, 45 | servant whom his lord hath appointed ~over his family?"~Aquin.:
74 2, 58 | Reply OBJ 2: A judge is appointed as God's servant; wherefore
75 2, 61 | makes a man worthy to be appointed heir to an ~estate, but
76 2, 62 | special punishment is not appointed ~save for a sin. Now a special
77 2, 62 | or of bodily maiming is appointed: wherefore they ~should
78 2, 62 | ministers of the Old Law, which appointed corporal ~penalties, so
79 2, 63 | according to nature it is appointed by God that a man's body ~
80 2, 67 | of the king or prince who appointed him. Hence, as a ~remedy
81 2, 67 | to the fact that he was ~appointed ordinary judge by the prince.~
82 2, 76 | forbidden and punishments ~appointed for them. Wherefore human
83 2, 78 | servant, ~whom his lord hath appointed over his family": and for
84 2, 81 | may obtain what God has appointed.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[83] A[
85 2, 84 | answer that, The priest is appointed mediator and stands, so
86 2, 86 | the case of those who are appointed ~bishops after making profession.
87 2, 87 | fault. Now a punishment ~is appointed for one who swears by creatures:
88 2, 87 | princes of the earth are appointed to execute.~Aquin.: SMT
89 2, 93 | because the former are appointed on a principle of ~necessity,
90 2, 93 | whereas the latter ~are appointed on a principle of contingency,
91 2, 94 | on the contrary, it is ~appointed that he should wage war
92 2, 98 | in certain churches are appointed to instruct the clerics
93 2, 100 | Wherefore a special virtue is appointed ~for the payment of worship
94 2, 102 | according to a divinely appointed order. Hence the will of
95 2, 116 | possesses. But this measure is appointed by ~justice. Therefore covetousness
96 2, 131 | office to which they ~were appointed by God, but their worthiness
97 2, 145 | food, ~wherein the mean is appointed by abstinence. Wherefore
98 2, 145 | that are of obligation ~are appointed by the councils of bishops
99 2, 145 | bound to keep the fasts appointed by the Church.~Aquin.: SMT
100 2, 145 | must be done in the fasts ~appointed by the Church, to which
101 2, 145 | Church fast are unfittingly ~appointed. For we read (Mt. 4) that
102 2, 145 | Resurrection, fasts ought to be appointed.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[147] A[
103 2, 145 | Wherefore fasting ought to be appointed specially for those ~times,
104 2, 145 | precept. Accordingly the fasts appointed by the ~commandment of the
105 2, 145 | of meals. Therefore it is appointed by the Church, ~in her moderation,
106 2, 158 | however, other authorities appointed certain ~special virtues:
107 2, 160 | himself above that which is appointed to him according to the ~
108 2, 161 | inordinate end. Now man was so appointed in the state of innocence, ~
109 2, 162 | by way of a ~punishment appointed by a judge: and such a defect
110 2, 162 | Accordingly, the punishment appointed for the first sin and ~proportionately
111 2, 162 | first parents are suitably ~appointed in Scripture?~Aquin.: SMT
112 2, 162 | parents are unsuitably appointed in Scripture. For that which
113 2, 162 | Therefore just as food was appointed to our first parents ~before
114 2, 162 | These punishments were appointed by God, Who does all ~things, "
115 2, 162 | were punished by having ~appointed to them things befitting
116 2, 162 | sex, one punishment was ~appointed to the woman and another
117 2, 162 | the woman punishment ~was appointed in respect of two things
118 2, 162 | multiplying of her conceptions was appointed as a ~punishment to the
119 2, 163 | same final punishment is appointed to the angels' sin ~and
120 2, 170 | of his own, for he is not appointed God's minister to declare ~
121 2, 173 | but because this place is appointed for ~the contemplation of
122 2, 181 | requires a diversity of men appointed to them, in order that all
123 2, 181 | various duties when ~they are appointed to various actions. A third
124 2, 181 | subject: thus when a person is appointed to a ~higher action, he
125 2, 182 | After these things the Lord appointed," etc. which says: "Just
126 2, 182 | blessing, while others are appointed by simple ~commission, so
127 2, 182 | by holy orders a man is appointed to the most ~august ministry
128 2, 183 | Whether religious who are appointed to the episcopal office
129 2, 183 | servant, whom his ~lord hath appointed over his family." The third
130 2, 183 | own choice incline to be appointed to ~the government of others,
131 2, 183 | may happen that he who is appointed to the ~office of prelate
132 2, 183 | by the very person who is appointed to the pastoral cure - for ~
133 2, 183 | definitely the superior ~who has appointed him. Sometimes, however,
134 2, 183 | to the ~prelate who has appointed him; and if the latter be
135 2, 183 | appointing nor by the one ~appointed - for instance, if an archbishop
136 2, 183 | 1/1~Whether he that is appointed to the episcopate ought
137 2, 183 | would seem that one who is appointed to the episcopate ought ~
138 2, 183 | that one ought not to be appointed to the episcopal office
139 2, 183 | Therefore a man ought not to be appointed to the episcopate ~unless
140 2, 183 | iii, 3). Now a bishop ~is appointed to govern others. Therefore
141 2, 183 | On the part of the person appointed, it is not required that
142 2, 183 | Reply OBJ 3: When a man is appointed to a bishopric, he embraces
143 2, 183 | distinct from ~those which are appointed for the use of the poor,
144 2, 183 | Therefore religious who are appointed bishops are not bound to ~
145 2, 183 | But a religious who is ~appointed to the episcopate ascends
146 2, 183 | But religious who are ~appointed bishops, are not bound to
147 2, 183 | which he is consecrated and appointed according to the holy ~canons,
148 2, 185 | faithful is the stipend ~appointed to those who preach the
149 2, 186 | do not read that our Lord appointed the ~seventy-two disciples
150 2, 186 | number of persons to be appointed to each locality, just as
151 3, 4 | Christ was to be born, God appointed ~signs of holiness, which
152 3, 10 | Him. Moreover, He has been appointed Judge of all by God, ~"because
153 3, 19 | the sin ~of Adam, who was appointed by God to be the principle
154 3, 19 | of Christ, Who has been appointed by God to be the head of
155 3, 35 | The man to whom it was ~appointed concerning the Christ of
156 3, 36 | this star, twelve men being appointed to take observations, ~who
157 3, 36 | creation observe the course ~appointed to them by the Creator;
158 3, 59 | 42): "It is He who was ~appointed by God, to be judge of the
159 3, 59 | said to him: Man, who hath appointed Me judge, or ~divider over
160 3, 59 | says (Heb. 9:27): "It is appointed unto men once to die, and ~
161 3, 59 | 13): "What ~other hath He appointed over the earth? or whom
162 3, 60 | thus mispronounced have no appointed ~meaning, yet we allow them
163 3, 68 | while he awaits the season appointed by the ~Church, he is saved,
164 3, 68 | baptized beyond the time appointed ~by the Church, except this
165 3, 68 | further on, "if ~within the appointed time they are threatened
166 3, 72 | generals ~and captains are appointed to the command of the others.
167 3, 78 | blood this testament is appointed.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[78] A[
168 3, 82 | Further, priests are the appointed ministers of the sacraments. ~
169 3, 82 | because the ~priest is the appointed intermediary between God
170 3, 84 | the righteous, hast not appointed ~repentance to the righteous,
171 3, 84 | previous life. Now ~"it is appointed unto man once to die" (Heb.
172 Suppl, 4 | depends on the punishment appointed, which ~should be enjoined
173 Suppl, 6 | ministers of the Church are appointed in the Church ~which is
174 Suppl, 6 | Wherefore they need to be appointed by the ~Church before exercising
175 Suppl, 8 | Lateran Council (Can. 21), who appointed "all of either sex to confess ~
176 Suppl, 8 | command. Hence whoever is appointed a ~dispenser of this sacrament,
177 Suppl, 8 | so ~that the delegate is appointed the coadjutor of this other
178 Suppl, 8 | subordinate to the person he is appointed to help, ~he holds a lower
179 Suppl, 8 | seven years' duration is ~appointed for a layman guilty of murder,
180 Suppl, 18| satisfactory punishments appointed by the ~canons are not suitable
181 Suppl, 19| of the keys, unless he be appointed to that purpose by ~receiving
182 Suppl, 20| Principalities, who are ~appointed to individual kingdoms,
183 Suppl, 20| those over whom they are appointed, except in cases ~of necessity,
184 Suppl, 23| 25:3. Now the punishment appointed by common ~custom for holding
185 Suppl, 25| satisfactory punishment which is appointed according to ~the measure
186 Suppl, 26| whereas the bishops are appointed to a share ~in his solicitude,
187 Suppl, 29| On the contrary, oil is appointed (James 5:14) as the matter
188 Suppl, 29| the latter must needs be appointed by the institutor of ~the
189 Suppl, 35| of a character a man is appointed to give or to ~receive some
190 Suppl, 35| Baptism, and a man is not ~appointed to dispense the sacraments
191 Suppl, 35| Further, those who are appointed to confirm should themselves
192 Suppl, 35| the sacrament of Order are appointed to ~confirm others. Therefore
193 Suppl, 36| in every order a man is appointed to lead others in ~Divine
194 Suppl, 36| to which the ordained are appointed, because ~thereby they are
195 Suppl, 36| bishop needs assistants appointed to the lesser offices. ~
196 Suppl, 37| various orders are ~severally appointed to the various offices;
197 Suppl, 37| sacrament of Order a man is appointed to dispense ~the other sacraments.
198 Suppl, 37| the Church a man is not appointed to ~any other than Divine
199 Suppl, 39| the ~sacred canons have appointed a certain fixed age in those
200 Suppl, 40| circular; and those who are appointed to the Divine service ~acquire
201 Suppl, 40| tonsure, ~nevertheless he is appointed to the Divine worship. Hence
202 Suppl, 40| worship to which clerics are appointed, ~although excessive care
203 Suppl, 40| Therefore there should also be appointed over priests one ~who is
204 Suppl, 40| that he is the first to be appointed to dispense the sacraments: ~
205 Suppl, 42| and such a punishment be appointed ~for such and such a crime
206 Suppl, 49| beyond the bounds previously appointed by reason before the commencement ~
207 Suppl, 53| has a sacramental cause appointed by God. Hence matrimony
208 Suppl, 58| perpetual or not, the Church has appointed a fixed time, ~namely three
209 Suppl, 58| Therefore lack of the ~appointed age is not an impediment
210 Suppl, 60| receive capital punishment as ~appointed by the law; just as it is
211 Suppl, 64| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The appointed time is not only when it
212 Suppl, 64| days ~certain hours are appointed for prayer. Therefore one
213 Suppl, 66| sacrament of order a man is appointed to the ~ministry of the
214 Suppl, 67| in the course which is ~appointed for the majority of cases,
215 Suppl, 67| in the course which is ~appointed for all cases, as instanced
216 Suppl, 67| regards the ~punishment appointed by God.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
217 Suppl, 69| consider (1) the ~places appointed for the reception of bodies
218 Suppl, 69| Whether any places are appointed to receive souls after death?~(
219 Suppl, 69| 1/1~Whether places are appointed to receive souls after death?~
220 Suppl, 69| seem that places are not appointed to receive souls ~after
221 Suppl, 69| certain corporeal places are ~appointed to them by way of congruity
222 Suppl, 69| knowing themselves to be appointed ~to such places, gather
223 Suppl, 69| 30:23, "Where a house is appointed for every ~one that liveth,"
224 Suppl, 69| reason different ~abodes are appointed to the Fathers and to children.~
225 Suppl, 69| OBJ 2: Further, abodes are appointed to souls after death on
226 Suppl, 69| office, in so far as they are appointed to try us. Hence ~it is
227 Suppl, 71| of the Church which has appointed a special Mass for the dead.~
228 Suppl, 71| in which the prayers are appointed for this purpose. ~Nevertheless,
229 Suppl, 71| Church ought not to ~have appointed a Mass and prayer to be
230 Suppl, 71| why special suffrages are ~appointed to be offered in the Church.~
231 Suppl, 72| secretly, although the ~appointed time was known beforehand
232 Suppl, 72| come openly, although the appointed time is ~hidden.~Aquin.:
233 Suppl, 72| even as the angels who are appointed to watch ~over men will
234 Suppl, 72| unfittingness for being appointed ~to spiritual purposes;
235 Suppl, 72| sun and moon travel their appointed course." ~Therefore the
236 Suppl, 72| natural principles are appointed to definite effects, beyond
237 Suppl, 73| according ~to the order appointed to human things by Divine
238 Suppl, 73| ours: and yet He could have appointed ~another order, and then
239 Suppl, 73| guardianship they were appointed: so that this voice can
240 Suppl, 74| a day for ~a year I have appointed to thee." Therefore the
241 Suppl, 74| Again the number of days appointed by Daniel does not refer
242 Suppl, 83| deformities. For that which was appointed as a punishment for sin ~
243 Suppl, 83| bodily deformities, are ~appointed as punishments for sin.
244 Suppl, 85| being in ignorance of the appointed time. Yet the same care ~
245 Suppl, 85| neither is fixed duration appointed to old age, which is the
246 Suppl, 85| places would be more suitably appointed for the judgment.~Aquin.:
247 Suppl, 86| read that Matthias was ~appointed apostle in the place of
248 Suppl, 86| 10:42) that Christ "was appointed ~by God to be judge of the
249 Suppl, 86| respect of which "He was ~appointed by God to be judge of the
250 Suppl, 87| 10:42) that "He . . . was appointed by God to be Judge of the
251 Suppl, 88| and moon fill the places appointed to them not ~without work:
252 Suppl, 92| 2/3~Further, a dowry is appointed to carnal marriage for the
253 Suppl, 92| dowry of this kind to be ~appointed in spiritual marriage as
254 Suppl, 92| whereas a dowry is also appointed to the body. Therefore ~
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