Part, Question
1 1, 3 | God in the Scriptures: "I saw the Lord ~sitting" (Is.
2 1, 12 | imagination. For it is written: "I saw the Lord sitting upon a
3 1, 12 | etc. Therefore if all saw the essence of God equally
4 1, 12 | same way, when he actually ~saw the essence of God, he had
5 1, 12 | ideas of what he ~actually saw in it.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
6 1, 14 | in such a way, as if God saw ~nothing outside Himself,
7 1, 14 | or separately, as if He saw alternately ~here and there;
8 1, 16 | by chance. ~But as they saw that truth implies relation
9 1, 30 | negation of division, as we saw when treating of the divine ~
10 1, 32 | Word; and then said, "God saw the light that it was good,"
11 1, 43 | of ~bodies. But whoever saw the dove and the fire, saw
12 1, 43 | saw the dove and the fire, saw them by their eyes. ~Nor,
13 1, 45 | actions. Thus we see that a saw, in ~cutting wood, which
14 1, 47 | contrary to what is said: "God saw all the things that He had
15 1, 47 | of each creature, "God ~saw the light that it was good" (
16 1, 47 | together it is said, "God saw all the things that ~He
17 1, 63 | written (Gn. 1:31): "God saw all the things that ~He
18 1, 65 | is said (Gn. 1:31): "God saw all things that He had ~
19 1, 65 | creatures, subjoins, "God saw that ~it was good" (Gn.
20 1, 73 | each work it was said, "God saw that it was good." Therefore
21 1, 74 | is said (Gn. 1:31): "God saw all the things that He ~
22 1, 74 | said of ~each work, "God saw that it was good." The omission,
23 1, 74 | correspond to the words, "God saw that it was good," used
24 1, 74 | work. And the words, "God saw that it was ~good," signify
25 1, 74 | satisfaction with which God saw that ~what was made was
26 1, 74 | And if the words, "God saw that it was good," are ~
27 1, 76 | action ~of a carpenter to a saw. Therefore if understanding
28 1, 76 | instance, for the form of the saw chooses iron adapted ~for
29 1, 76 | but that the teeth of the saw may ~become blunt and rusted,
30 1, 43 | of ~bodies. But whoever saw the dove and the fire, saw
31 1, 43 | saw the dove and the fire, saw them by their eyes. ~Nor,
32 1, 46 | actions. Thus we see that a saw, in ~cutting wood, which
33 1, 48 | contrary to what is said: "God saw all the things that He had
34 1, 48 | of each creature, "God ~saw the light that it was good" (
35 1, 48 | together it is said, "God saw all the things that ~He
36 1, 64 | written (Gn. 1:31): "God saw all the things that ~He
37 1, 66 | is said (Gn. 1:31): "God saw all things that He had ~
38 1, 66 | creatures, subjoins, "God saw that ~it was good" (Gn.
39 1, 72 | each work it was said, "God saw that it was good." Therefore
40 1, 73 | is said (Gn. 1:31): "God saw all the things that He ~
41 1, 73 | said of ~each work, "God saw that it was good." The omission,
42 1, 73 | correspond to the words, "God saw that it was good," used
43 1, 73 | work. And the words, "God saw that it was ~good," signify
44 1, 73 | satisfaction with which God saw that ~what was made was
45 1, 73 | And if the words, "God saw that it was good," are ~
46 1, 75 | action ~of a carpenter to a saw. Therefore if understanding
47 1, 75 | instance, for the form of the saw chooses iron adapted ~for
48 1, 75 | but that the teeth of the saw may ~become blunt and rusted,
49 1, 87 | to the workman and the ~saw; to a form and its subject,
50 1, 88 | the rich man in hell, who saw Lazarus and ~Abraham (Lk.
51 1, 88 | when he was in torment, saw Abraham afar off." Therefore
52 1, 90 | when man makes himself a saw for ~the purpose of cutting,
53 1, 93 | 1) Whether the first man saw the Essence of God?~(2)
54 1, 93 | 1~Whether the first man saw God through His Essence?~
55 1, 93 | seem that the first man saw God through His Essence.
56 1, 93 | the first man in paradise saw God through ~His Essence.~
57 1, 93 | Essence. Therefore man saw God through His Essence.~
58 1, 93 | the state of innocence "saw God ~immediately," as the
59 1, 93 | Sent. iv, D, i). He ~also saw without an enigma, for an
60 1, 93 | in ~the primitive state saw God through His Essence.~
61 1, 93 | perhaps, it be said ~that he saw God in a vision, when "God
62 1, 93 | Divine light; ~and thus Adam saw God in an enigma, because
63 1, 93 | in an enigma, because he saw Him in a created ~effect:
64 1, 93 | in the state of innocence saw the angels through their ~
65 1, 93 | the state of innocence, saw the ~angels through their
66 1, 93 | deceived in the size of what he saw, just ~as he is deceived
67 1, 102 | written (Eccles. 9:11): "I saw that under the sun ~the
68 1, 109 | the text, "When the ass saw the angel" (Num. 22:23),
69 1, 109 | of the wood is from the saw; but ~that it assumes the
70 1, 117 | form of a bed is not in the saw or the axe, but ~a certain
71 2, 9 | according to Gn. 1:31: "God saw all the things that He had
72 2, 21 | cutteth with it? Or ~shall the saw exalt itself against him
73 2, 57 | matter, e.g. "to ~build," "to saw," and so forth; whereas "
74 2, 57 | should carve well, or that a saw should cut well), if ~it
75 2, 89 | the experiment, when ~he saw that the woman did not die
76 2, 95 | that end; as the form of a saw is such as ~to be suitable
77 2, 98 | Therefore He perceived what he ~saw and he desired what he saw
78 2, 98 | saw and he desired what he saw not." Hence he did not see
79 2, 102 | for the disposition of a ~saw is taken from cutting, which
80 2, 102 | sound was heard of hammer or saw, to signify that all movements ~
81 2, 102 | another. For the people saw the mere ~corporeal sacrifices
82 2, 102 | Isaias' vision. For he "saw the Lord sitting upon a ~
83 2, 103 | Blessed (Apoc. 21:22): "I saw no temple therein: for the
84 2, 1 | he might see My day: he saw ~it, and was glad." But
85 2, 1 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Thomas "saw one thing, and believed
86 2, 1 | Hom. xxvi in Evang.]: he saw the Man, and believing Him
87 2, 1 | of something similar, he saw that they ought to be believed.~
88 2, 1 | articles of faith, as we saw above.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
89 2, 2 | belief therein, saying: "I saw, and I gave testimony, that
90 2, 4 | possess the art, and the saw be ~well fitted for sawing.
91 2, 5 | contemplation, since "they saw ~things in the Word," according
92 2, 10 | encouraged those ~whom he saw faltering under torture,
93 2, 10 | would be a sin, if one saw a man in danger of temporal
94 2, 23 | addresses Peter ~thus: "Our Lord saw in thee not a conquered
95 2, 31 | such a degree, that if he saw clearly that he could withdraw
96 2, 34 | envious of the wicked, when I saw the prosperity of sinners ~[*
97 2, 34 | envious of the wicked, when I saw the prosperity of sinners" [*
98 2, 41 | written (Gal. 2:14): "When I saw that they walked not uprightly
99 2, 47 | remember better what we saw when we were children. Now ~
100 2, 92 | soon as the uncultured man saw human images skillfully ~
101 2, 161 | written (Gn. 3:6): "The woman saw that the tree was good to ~
102 2, 162 | incorruptible. In the same way a saw needs to be ~of iron, this
103 2, 162 | the iron he would make a saw that would ~not rust. Now
104 2, 162 | is stated that the woman saw that the tree was fair, ~
105 2, 162 | were opened so that they ~saw and thought on things which
106 2, 169 | called Seers, because they saw what others saw not, and
107 2, 169 | because they saw what others saw not, and surveyed ~things
108 2, 169 | where it is written, "I saw ~the Lord sitting upon a
109 2, 171 | the senses - thus Daniel saw the writing ~on the wall (
110 2, 171 | senses - thus Jeremiah saw the "boiling caldron . . .
111 2, 171 | is absent, as though ~we saw him with our eyes."~Aquin.:
112 2, 172 | of the mind: ~thus Peter saw a vessel descending from
113 2, 172 | who says (Is. ~6:1): 'I saw the Lord sitting,' etc.
114 2, 172 | thus ~Jacob in a dream, saw a ladder. The fourth kind
115 2, 172 | for instance when Jeremias saw the ~burning of the city
116 2, 172 | according to Is. ~6:1, "I saw the Lord sitting."~Aquin.:
117 2, 172 | intellectual ~vision, since he saw God's very essence, even
118 2, 172 | written (Num. ~12:8) that he saw God "plainly and not by
119 2, 172 | he hear words, but also saw one speaking to him under
120 2, 172 | stated above (A[4]), Moses saw the Divine essence, and
121 2, 173 | Whether Paul when in rapture saw the essence of God?~(4)
122 2, 173 | Whether Paul, when in rapture, saw the essence of God?~Aquin.:
123 2, 173 | Now Peter, in his ecstasy, saw not God's essence but an
124 2, 173 | Therefore Paul when in rapture saw not the ~essence of God.~
125 2, 173 | faith and hope. Therefore he saw not the essence of God.~
126 2, 173 | that Paul, when in rapture, saw "not the ~very essence of
127 2, 173 | becoming to hold that he saw God in His essence.~Aquin.:
128 2, 173 | imaginary vision such as Isaias saw, and John in the ~Apocalypse;
129 2, 173 | light of glory, whereby He saw the Divine essence much
130 2, 173 | absent from the Lord, for he saw Him by ~a species, as stated
131 2, 173 | regards the act by which he saw God by a species, as stated
132 2, 173 | that "when in ~rapture, he saw God with the same vision
133 2, 173 | incorporeal, or that he saw something incorporeal in
134 2, 173 | mode of seeing, because he saw not ~so perfectly as do
135 2, 178 | blessed Benedict, to wit, "saw a fiery globe in the tower
136 2, 178 | God, understood what he saw, he saw not God Himself,
137 2, 178 | understood what he saw, he saw not God Himself, but something ~
138 2, 178 | Accordingly the words of Jacob, "I saw God face to face" do not ~
139 2, 178 | face" do not ~imply that he saw God's essence, but that
140 2, 178 | God's essence, but that he saw some shape [*Cf. FP, ~Q[
141 2, 178 | Benedict, in that vision, saw God in His essence, but
142 2, 179 | signified by the fact that Jacob saw ~angels "ascending" the
143 2, 181 | when the queen of Saba saw all the wisdom of Solomon . . .
144 2, 187 | merely misled; but when he saw the ~wickedness of his teachers,
145 3, 2 | hypostasis in ~Christ, since they saw that the union of soul and
146 3, 2 | is plain in the case of a saw ~or a sword; yet nothing
147 3, 5 | plain from Is. 60:1: "I saw the Lord sitting," etc.
148 3, 5 | frighted, supposed that they saw a spirit," and ~not a true
149 3, 5 | it is ~subjoined: "And we saw His glory." Or because,
150 3, 6 | written (Jn. 1:14): "We saw Him [Vulg.: 'His ~glory']
151 3, 6 | written in the same place: "We saw His glory, the glory as
152 3, 6 | according to Jn. 1:14: "We saw His glory . . . as it were
153 3, 7 | of His conception Christ saw God's Essence fully, as ~
154 3, 7 | between other prophets, who saw Divine things in ~dreams
155 3, 7 | visions, and Moses, who saw God plainly and not by riddles, ~
156 3, 7 | written (Jn. 1:14): "We saw Him [Vulg.: 'His ~glory']
157 3, 7 | according to Jn. 1:14: "We saw Him [Vulg.: 'His glory']
158 3, 7 | written (Jn. 1:14): "We saw Him [Vulg.: 'His ~glory']
159 3, 8 | according to Jn. 1:14, "We saw Him [Vulg.: 'His glory'] . . .
160 3, 10 | the Word? ~(4) Whether it saw the Word or the Divine Essence
161 3, 10 | written (Jn. ~1:14): "And we saw His glory, the glory as
162 3, 11 | human nature, as by ~it He saw the Essence of God, and
163 3, 14 | Further, the soul of Christ saw the Word of God by the vision ~
164 3, 15 | according to Jn. 1:14: "We saw Him [Vulg.: 'His glory']
165 3, 15 | contemplating God, Whom He saw in essence, as was ~said
166 3, 15 | Divine ~knowledge, whereby He saw things in the Word; nor
167 3, 15 | human ~knowledge, whereby He saw things by infused species.
168 3, 15 | His passion Christ's mind saw God fully, ~and thus He
169 3, 18 | instrument, as an axe or a saw, is moved by the craftsman
170 3, 23 | according to Jn. 1:14: ~"We saw His glory . . . as it were
171 3, 27 | according to Jn. 1:14: "We saw Him ~[Vulg.: 'His glory']
172 3, 34 | according to Jn. 1:14: "We saw His glory . . . as it were
173 3, 36 | set off as soon as they saw the star, and accomplished
174 3, 36 | Judea, but that when they saw the ~star it was in the
175 3, 36 | that, ~when they no longer saw the star, the Magi, by human
176 3, 36 | they adored: for they ~saw a man, and they acknowledged
177 3, 39 | coming up out of the water, saw the heavens opened"; as
178 3, 39 | in ~which manner Ezechiel saw the heavens opened: since
179 3, 39 | had sanctified baptism, saw that heaven was ~opened
180 3, 39 | the manner in which ~John saw the slain Lamb in the Apocalypse (
181 3, 41 | not to understand that He saw the very ~kingdoms, with
182 3, 44 | power." ~First, when they saw that Christ was hungry after
183 3, 44 | But afterwards, when he saw ~Him work miracles, he had
184 3, 44 | Christ.' For when the devil saw Him ~weakened by His fast,
185 3, 44 | Without any doubt we saw the moon ~encroach on the
186 3, 44 | Wherefore he says: "Again we saw it," i.e. the moon, "return ~
187 3, 44 | he says: ~"Moreover, we saw the eclipse begin to the
188 3, 44 | him, He asked him if he saw anything. And, looking ~
189 3, 44 | was restored, so that ~he saw all things clearly." It
190 3, 44 | namely, in so far as men saw that ~those who had been
191 3, 45 | the vision in which Paul saw God in a rapture, as we ~
192 3, 46 | come to Jesus, when they saw that ~He was already dead,
193 3, 46 | mere man; since what he saw was as the parchment, but
194 3, 47 | come to Jesus, when they saw that He was already dead,
195 3, 47 | promised in the Law: for they saw all the signs ~in Him which
196 3, 47 | affected ignorance. For they saw ~manifest signs of His Godhead;
197 3, 49 | according to Jn. 1:14: "We saw His glory . . . as it were ~
198 3, 53 | goes on ~to say: "And she saw the stone taken away from
199 3, 54 | frightened, supposed that they saw ~a spirit," as if He had
200 3, 54 | believe ~except he handled and saw them, so will He show His
201 3, 54 | Thomas, ~however, not only saw, but handled the wounds,
202 3, 54 | him to have seen what he saw; but it was on our behalf
203 3, 55 | of faith the disciples ~saw Christ ascend into heaven,
204 3, 55 | here." ~Therefore no one saw Him rise again.~Aquin.:
205 3, 55 | testimony of their own eyes they saw Christ ~alive, whom they
206 3, 55 | disciples were glad ~when they saw the Lord." But they would
207 3, 55 | sixth time when Thomas ~saw Him; a seventh time was
208 3, 55 | was, ~then whatever they saw in Christ after the Resurrection
209 3, 55 | to recognize what ~they saw. This could be caused by
210 3, 55 | Thomas, thou hast believed,' saw one ~thing and believed
211 3, 55 | the wounds were what ~he saw, God was the object of His
212 3, 55 | showing thereby that He both saw and heard; thirdly, in the ~
213 3, 55 | enclosure, and that there they saw an angel ~sitting upon the
214 3, 58 | Stephen in his toil of combat saw ~Him standing whom He had
215 3, 59 | according to Jn. 1:14: "We saw Him . . . full of grace
216 3, 59 | according to Jn. 1:14,16: "We saw His glory . . . as ~of the
217 3, 74 | just as the matter ~of a saw is iron, so as to adapt
218 3, 74 | written (Jn. 19:35): "He that saw it, hath given testimony."
219 3, 76 | affected as if they outwardly saw flesh, or blood, or a child,
220 3, 79 | burning coal which Isaias saw (Is. 6:6): "For a live ~
221 3, 83 | to be stirred as ~if we saw our Lord hanging upon the
222 3, 86 | restored perfectly, "so that he saw all things clearly." Now
223 Suppl, 11| I know so end so since I saw it." But he is bound to
224 Suppl, 11| speaking, divulge what he saw, if he says he heard ~it,
225 Suppl, 11| heard what he ~incidentally saw. Wherefore he does not break
226 Suppl, 17| after the Passion, John saw an opened door in ~heaven.
227 Suppl, 37| when the queen of ~Saba saw . . . the order of" Solomon'
228 Suppl, 70| sanctifies the soul, and the saw by cutting wood produces
229 Suppl, 72| written (Apoc. 21:1): "I saw a ~new heaven and a new
230 Suppl, 72| earth are mentioned: "I ~saw," says he, "a new heaven
231 Suppl, 72| gloss on Apoc. 21:1, "I saw a new heaven," etc., says: ~"
232 Suppl, 73| being restored to sight, saw naturally. ~Therefore if
233 Suppl, 74| is stated there that "I saw . . . the souls of them
234 Suppl, 74| came together . . . and I saw and behold ~the sinews and
235 Suppl, 75| from ashes, for His flesh saw not corruption according
236 Suppl, 82| case of the disciples ~who saw our Lord's body after the
237 Suppl, 84| those of others, if one saw these various things one
238 Suppl, 86| Apoc. ~20:4 we find: "I saw seats, and they sat upon
239 Suppl, 87| they would if the intellect saw God's ~essence which is
240 Suppl, 87| would be done away ~if they saw God in His essence.~Aquin.:
241 Suppl, 88| and ~(Apoc. 21:1): "I saw a new heaven and a new earth.
242 Suppl, 88| written (Apoc. 21:1): "I saw a new heaven and a ~new
243 Suppl, 89| seeing God understood what he saw, he saw not God Himself,
244 Suppl, 89| understood what he saw, he saw not God Himself, but ~one
245 Suppl, 89| vision, whereby no one ever saw or will see God in His essence; ~
246 Suppl, 89| glorified. Now the blessed Job saw God with his eyes ~(Job
247 Suppl, 89| commenting on Is. 6:1, "I saw the Lord sitting," says: ~"
248 Suppl, 90| A gloss on Apoc. 6:9, "I saw under the altar the souls ~
249 Suppl, 93| the Church triumphant: "I ~saw the Holy City," etc. (Apoc.
250 Suppl, 95| would prove if the damned saw God in Himself, ~as being
251 Suppl, 95| midst ~of his torments "saw Abraham . . . and Lazarus
252 Suppl, 95| of the blessed which they saw at or before the judgment:
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