Part, Question
1 1, 51 | angels cannot be said to eat, ~because eating involves
2 1, 51 | you, I seemed indeed to eat and to ~drink; but I use
3 1, 52 | angels cannot be said to eat, ~because eating involves
4 1, 52 | you, I seemed indeed to eat and to ~drink; but I use
5 1, 96 | shall [Vulg. 'thou shalt'] eat."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[97] A[
6 1, 96 | of good and evil, and to eat of ~every other tree of
7 1, 96 | of the tree of life, and eat, and live for ever." ~Further,
8 1, 96 | had he been allowed to eat of ~the tree of life."~Aquin.:
9 1, 96 | spiritual life, or had need to eat ~once more of the tree of
10 2, 2 | Ecclus. 24:29): ~"They that eat me shall yet hunger." Whereas
11 2, 4 | 22:30): "That you ~may eat and drink at My table in
12 2, 13 | ourselves ~that a sheep will eat one grass and refuse another.
13 2, 21 | it is well; for he shall eat the fruit of his doings.
14 2, 34 | sometimes good for a ~leper to eat things that are poisonous,
15 2, 67 | Ecclus. ~24:29: "They that eat me, shall yet hunger, and
16 2, 72 | for instance that a man eat hastily, may be due ~to
17 2, 80 | arouses man's desire to eat. Secondly, he that proposes ~
18 2, 88 | Cor. 10:31): "Whether you eat or ~drink, or whatever else
19 2, 99 | hearken to Me, you shall eat the good things of the land.
20 2, 102 | according to Ps. 49:13: "Shall I eat the flesh of bullocks? ~
21 2, 102 | 18): "Are not they that ~eat of the sacrifices partakers
22 2, 102 | that it ~was forbidden to eat the flesh of certain peace-offerings
23 2, 102 | while it was allowed to eat the flesh of other ~peace-offerings,
24 2, 102 | to drink the blood and ~eat the fat of the victims,
25 2, 102 | Of whose victims ~they eat the fat, and drank the wine
26 2, 102 | with blood you shall not eat: ~for I will require the
27 2, 102 | they were forbidden to ~eat the fat, in order to withdraw
28 2, 102 | none but the priests to eat the twelve loaves which
29 2, 102 | savor of levity for a man to eat with haste. Therefore it
30 2, 102 | 12:11) that they should eat the Paschal lamb "in haste." ~
31 2, 102 | they were ~commanded to eat unleavened bread, as a sign "
32 2, 102 | them to depart"; and to eat roast meat, ~for this took
33 2, 102 | your ~hands, and you shall eat in haste": which clearly
34 2, 102 | men gathered round it to eat in honor of the ~idols.
35 2, 102 | should be forbidden ~to eat certain foods, as being
36 2, 102 | to you, neither shall you eat of them."~Aquin.: SMT FS
37 2, 102 | Hence they were forbidden to eat the ~flesh of flat-footed
38 2, 102 | they were forbidden to ~eat the flesh of animals that
39 2, 102 | reason they were forbidden to eat ~certain birds of prey the
40 2, 102 | were, however, ~allowed to eat ruminants and animals with
41 2, 102 | birds they were allowed to eat the tamer kinds, such ~as
42 2, 102 | sorcery: whereas they did not eat those ~animals which the
43 2, 102 | the Jews were allowed to eat, but worshipped them as
44 2, 102 | wherefore they were allowed to eat those animals which could
45 2, 102 | they were forbidden to eat animals that had been suffocated
46 2, 102 | They were forbidden to eat the fat: both ~because idolaters
47 2, 102 | why they were forbidden to eat the sinews is given in ~
48 2, 102 | children of Israel . . . eat not ~the sinew . . . because
49 2, 102 | OBJ 2: Men were wont to eat plants and other products
50 2, 102 | living, forbade them to eat ~many kinds of animals,
51 2, 102 | wicked to allow the ox to eat of the grain ~while threshing
52 2, 103 | was considered illegal to eat such animals, ~since this
53 2, 103 | 31 ("The priest shall not eat of anything that is dead"): "
54 2, 105 | s vineyard, thou mayest eat as many grapes as ~thou
55 2, 105 | a friend's ~vineyard to eat of the fruit, but not to
56 2, 105 | shall come and shall eat and be filled." And there
57 2, 105 | neighbor's vineyard, to eat of the ~fruit there: but
58 2, 108 | aforesaid, for instance, to eat of this or ~that food, are
59 2, 109 | the fields, to drink, to eat, or to have ~friends," and
60 2, 10 | and you be willing to go, eat of anything that is set
61 2, 24 | For thus did Our Lord ~eat and drink with sinners as
62 2, 24 | be hungry, give him to ~eat; if he thirst, give him . . .
63 2, 28 | thus, if a man wishes to eat what is bad for ~him, we
64 2, 29 | friends ~and kinsmen to eat with us, but to invite them
65 2, 38 | As often as you shall eat this bread, and ~drink the
66 2, 41 | 21): "It is good not to eat flesh, ~and not to drink
67 2, 41 | Cor. ~8:13: "I will never eat flesh, lest I should scandalize
68 2, 53 | not work, neither let him eat." Therefore it is lawful
69 2, 53 | saying, What shall we eat, or what shall we drink,
70 2, 73 | out, and the ~young eagles eat it." Further, the derision
71 2, 79 | according to Ps. 49:13, "Shall I eat the flesh of ~bullocks?
72 2, 81 | your life, what you shall ~eat." Therefore we ought not
73 2, 84 | see serving the Lord may eat and drink of the oblations
74 2, 84 | the children of Israel to eat the sacred ~loaves, with
75 2, 85 | by year; and thou shalt ~eat before the Lord thy God
76 2, 85 | within thy gates, shall . . . eat ~and be filled." Now during
77 2, 85 | tithe which they had to eat ~with the poor, is increased
78 2, 98 | work in the holy place, eat the things that are of the
79 2, 117 | not give him the power ~to eat thereof." Nevertheless the
80 2, 120 | observance of the Sabbath to eat and do such things as preserve
81 2, 139 | make the food ~pleasant to eat, in so far as they are signs
82 2, 144 | God. For neither, if we eat ~not [*Vulg.: 'Neither if
83 2, 144 | Vulg.: 'Neither if we eat . . . nor if we eat not'],
84 2, 144 | if we eat . . . nor if we eat not'], shall we have ~the
85 2, 144 | have ~the less, nor if we eat, shall we have the more,"
86 2, 145 | requisite for fasting to eat but once?~(7) The hour of
87 2, 145 | requisite for fasting that one eat but once?~Aquin.: SMT SS
88 2, 145 | requisite for fasting that one eat ~but once. For, as stated
89 2, 145 | should not be ~forbidden to eat several times.~Aquin.: SMT
90 2, 145 | credited ~with fasting who eat before the celebration of
91 2, 145 | common custom is for men to eat about the sixth hour: both ~
92 2, 145 | the most ~part are wont to eat, until the ninth hour, which
93 2, 145 | should not ~be forbidden to eat flesh meat.~Aquin.: SMT
94 2, 145 | fish are as delectable to eat as the flesh of ~certain
95 2, 145 | forbade those who fast to eat flesh meat, rather ~than
96 2, 145 | flesh meat, rather ~than to eat fish.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[147]
97 2, 146 | it, Lord, that does not eat a little more than necessary?"
98 2, 146 | eating, ~namely the food we eat, and the eating thereof.
99 2, 146 | for ~eating, which is to eat "hastily," or one fails
100 2, 146 | thou hast been forced to eat much, arise, ~go out, and
101 2, 147 | 21): "It is good not to eat ~flesh, and not to drink
102 2, 150 | in "paradise, thou shalt eat," ~indicate a precept of
103 2, 150 | law which ~binds man to eat must needs be fulfilled
104 2, 161 | that the tree was good to ~eat, and fair to the eyes, and
105 2, 161 | fruit thereof, and did eat." Yet the very goodness
106 2, 161 | God ~had forbidden them to eat of the tree, lest they should
107 2, 162 | multiplied," nor does "every man eat bread in the ~sweat of his
108 2, 162 | useless to forbid him to ~eat of the tree of life, as
109 2, 162 | labor and toil shalt thou eat thereof all the ~days of
110 2, 162 | tills the soil must needs eat his ~bread in the sweat
111 2, 162 | Job ~5:7): and thus they eat the bread for which others
112 2, 162 | tree was fair, ~and good to eat. Accordingly the eyes of
113 2, 163 | by suggesting to them to eat of the ~forbidden fruit,
114 2, 163 | words, "'Earth shalt thou ~eat all the days of thy life'
115 2, 163 | signified by these words: for to eat ~earth is to look into things
116 2, 166 | The people sat down to eat and drink, and ~they rose
117 2, 166 | The people sat down to eat and drink, and they rose
118 2, 170 | grove four hundred, who eat at Jezebel's table." Now
119 2, 183 | my brother, I will never eat flesh": ~provided, however,
120 2, 183 | sign of pride, "and shall eat ~and drink with drunkards,"
121 2, 184 | what you will; you must eat what you ~are bidden to
122 2, 184 | what you ~are bidden to eat, you may possess as much
123 2, 185 | not work, neither let him eat," says: "Some ~say that
124 2, 185 | not work, neither let him eat." ~Therefore religious are
125 2, 185 | sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread," and it is written ~(
126 2, 185 | 127:2): "For thou shalt eat the labors of thy hands."
127 2, 185 | not work, neither ~let him eat," as though to say: "The
128 2, 185 | not work, ~neither let him eat. For we have heard that
129 2, 185 | with silence, they would eat their own bread." Hence
130 2, 185 | your ~life, what you shall eat." Nevertheless his words
131 2, 185 | abuse of such things they ~eat and drink judgment to themselves."
132 2, 185 | to work, neither let them eat. For if the rich ~humble
133 2, 186 | your life, what you shall eat," says (De Serm. in ~Monte [*
134 2, 186 | what you will, you must eat what you are bidden to eat,
135 2, 186 | eat what you are bidden to eat, you may possess ~so much
136 3, 15 | Osee 4:8): "They shall eat the sins of My people" -
137 3, 15 | Lord seen to drink, or eat, or grieve. But in order
138 3, 18 | written (Is. 7:15): "He shall eat butter and ~honey, that
139 3, 35 | what day soever ye shall eat, ye ~shall [Vulg.: 'thou
140 3, 35 | shall [Vulg.: 'thou shalt eat of it, thou shalt] die";
141 3, 38 | Pharisees and all the Jews eat not without ~often washing
142 3, 38 | unless they be washed, they eat not; and many other things
143 3, 40 | had not so much as time to eat." But sometimes it was for
144 3, 40 | Osee 4:10): "They shall eat and shall not be filled;
145 3, 40 | was not lawful for him to eat.~
146 3, 41 | you that you should not ~eat of every tree of paradise?"
147 3, 46 | defiled, but that they might eat the Pasch." Upon ~this Chrysostom
148 3, 46 | that we prepare for Thee to eat the Pasch?" From which,
149 3, 46 | defiled, but that they might eat the ~Pasch." ~Aquin.: SMT
150 3, 46 | that ~they were going to eat the Pasch on the fifteenth
151 3, 50 | shall [Vulg.: 'thou shalt'] ~eat of it ye shall [Vulg.: '
152 3, 54 | weariness, the power to eat, without need of food."~
153 3, 55 | speak familiarly to them, to eat and drink, and let them
154 3, 55 | more were they going to eat with Him upon earth; the ~
155 3, 55 | I seemed indeed to eat and drink ~with you; but
156 3, 65 | Jn. 6:54): "Except you eat of the flesh of the Son ~
157 3, 65 | Jn. 6:54): "Except you ~eat of the flesh of the Son
158 3, 72 | in the sea; and did all eat the same spiritual ~food,
159 3, 73 | Jn. 6:54): "Except you eat the flesh of the Son of
160 3, 73 | For as often as you shall eat this bread, ~and drink the
161 3, 73 | through the Eucharist we eat Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
162 3, 73 | to Ex. ~12:8: "They shall eat flesh . . . and unleavened
163 3, 75 | these words: "Except you eat the flesh of ~the Son of
164 3, 75 | have said. You are not to eat this ~body which you see,
165 3, 75 | Augustine says: "You are not to eat this body which you see,"
166 3, 75 | is customary for men to eat bread and drink wine, ~God
167 3, 75 | but ~horrible, for men to eat human flesh, and to drink
168 3, 75 | unbelievers, if we were to eat our Lord under His own species.
169 3, 78 | afterwards: "Take ye and eat; this is My body" (Mt. 26:
170 3, 78 | body, saying: 'Take ye and eat; this is My body.'" ~Therefore,
171 3, 78 | these words, "Take ye and eat," the use of the ~consecrated,
172 3, 78 | As often ~as you shall eat this bread and drink the
173 3, 78 | Gentiles; or, "for you" who eat of ~it, and "for many,"
174 3, 79 | He lets us feel Him, and eat Him, and embrace Him." And ~
175 3, 79 | according to Cant 5:1: "Eat, O ~friends, and drink,
176 3, 79 | Jn. 6:52): "If any man eat of this ~bread, he shall
177 3, 79 | receiving" . . . die . . . Eat, then, ~spiritually the
178 3, 79 | and so he ought not to eat the ~spiritual nourishment,
179 3, 79 | the words, "If any man eat of it he shall [Vulg.: '
180 3, 79 | heaven; that if any man eat of it, he may not die": ~
181 3, 79 | on Jn. 6:52, ~"If any man eat of this bread," etc., says: "
182 3, 79 | this bread," etc., says: "Eat the heavenly bread ~spiritually;
183 3, 79 | spiritual eating. But they ~who eat spiritually, receive the
184 3, 80 | belongs to man alone to eat this sacrament spiritually?~(
185 3, 80 | to the just man only to eat it sacramentally?~(4) Whether
186 3, 80 | it seems that no one can ~eat spiritually without eating
187 3, 80 | water; so likewise some eat this sacrament spiritually
188 3, 80 | to ~be baptized, and to eat spiritually, and not sacramentally,
189 3, 80 | sea," and that ~"they did eat . . . spiritual food, and . . .
190 3, 80 | belongs to man alone to eat this sacrament spiritually?~
191 3, 80 | not belong to man alone to eat this ~sacrament spiritually,
192 3, 80 | unless the ~angels were to eat Christ spiritually. Therefore
193 3, 80 | spiritually. Therefore the angels eat Christ ~spiritually.~Aquin.:
194 3, 80 | Therefore the ~holy angels eat of it spiritually.~Aquin.:
195 3, 80 | Consequently, it seems ~that to eat Christ spiritually is not
196 3, 80 | Tract. xxvi in Joan.) says: "Eat the bread" ~of the altar "
197 3, 80 | Therefore the angels do not eat spiritually.~Aquin.: SMT
198 3, 80 | and in this way the angels eat Christ spiritually ~inasmuch
199 3, 80 | 2~In another way one may eat Christ spiritually, as He
200 3, 80 | and this is not merely to eat Christ ~spiritually, but
201 3, 80 | spiritually, but likewise to eat this sacrament; which does
202 3, 80 | does not belong to them to eat this sacrament ~spiritually.~
203 3, 80 | Consequently, man is said to eat the "bread of angels," because ~
204 3, 80 | to angels, but to men, to eat this sacrament ~spiritually.~
205 3, 80 | Whether the just man alone may eat Christ sacramentally?~Aquin.:
206 3, 80 | none but the just man may eat Christ sacramentally. ~For
207 3, 80 | believe in Him, this it is, to eat the ~living bread." But
208 3, 80 | Therefore the sinner cannot eat this ~sacrament, which is
209 3, 80 | reason, the sinner ~cannot eat Christ's body sacramentally.~
210 3, 80 | reason neither ~may sinners eat this sacrament.~Aquin.:
211 3, 80 | words, "that if any man eat of it he may not die," says: "
212 3, 80 | receiving. ~Therefore sinners eat the body of Christ sacramentally,
213 3, 80 | not ~merely the just, can eat Christ's body.~Aquin.: SMT
214 3, 80 | sacrament: hence he would eat ~Christ sacramentally, if
215 3, 80 | properly speaking, he does not eat sacramentally, ~because
216 3, 80 | a mouse or a dog were to eat the consecrated ~host, the
217 3, 80 | himself, and so ~let him eat of that bread, and drink
218 3, 80 | 11:27): ~"Whosoever shall eat this bread, or drink the
219 3, 80 | would throw it to dogs to eat, or fling it in the mire
220 3, 80 | on Ps. 98:5: "Let no one eat Christ's flesh, except he ~
221 3, 80 | time when we are going to eat the flesh of the ~Lamb,
222 3, 80 | When you come together to ~eat," namely, the Lord's body, "
223 3, 80 | man be ~hungry, let him eat at home": and thus it seems
224 3, 80 | eating at home ~a man may eat Christ's body in the Church.~
225 3, 80 | 1/1~OBJ 5: Further, some eat and drink late at night,
226 3, 80 | moderation if a ~man were to eat a little in the morning
227 3, 80 | himself, and so let him eat of that bread, ~and drink
228 3, 80 | Jn. 6:54), "Except you eat the ~flesh of the Son of
229 3, 80 | said (Jn. 6:54): "Except ye eat the flesh of ~the Son of
230 3, 80 | clear ~that all are bound to eat it at least spiritually,
231 3, 81 | disciples, "Take ~ye and eat," and again, "Take ye and
232 3, 81 | desire I have desired ~to eat this Pasch with you," which
233 3, 82 | 18): "Are not they that eat of the ~sacrifices, partakers
234 3, 82 | dist. 2): ~"It is lawful to eat of this sacrifice which
235 3, 82 | not lawful for anyone to eat of that one ~which Christ
236 3, 82 | a one not so much as to eat," Augustine's gloss runs ~
237 3, 83 | the Gospel: "Take ye and eat" [comedite] without ~the
238 3, 83 | and again, "Take ye and eat ~[manducate] of this." Therefore
239 3, 83 | Jn. 6:54): "Except you eat the flesh of ~the Son of
240 Suppl, 23| an one not so ~much as to eat."~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[23] A[
241 Suppl, 37| when He said: "Take ~ye and eat" (Mt. 26:26), wherefore
242 Suppl, 52| not to be at liberty to eat, ~sleep, and do such things
243 Suppl, 52| lawfully ~command him not to eat or sleep, so neither can
244 Suppl, 65| for instance, to beget, to eat, and so on, or ~belong to
245 Suppl, 65| contrary to the natural law to eat immoderately, ~although
246 Suppl, 78| the resurrection men will eat, and in like manner beget.~
247 Suppl, 78| resurrection. And since to eat, drink, sleep, beget, pertain
248 Suppl, 96| by receiving unworthily "eat and drink ~judgment" to
249 Suppl, 96| 11:29), but to those who eat spiritually ~and are incorporated
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