Part, Question
1 1, 1 | certain on account of the weakness of our ~intelligence, "which
2 1, 1 | of the truths, but to the weakness of human ~intelligence;
3 1, 19 | power may be hindered by the weakness of the limb. Therefore the
4 1, 42 | Can. 27): ~"Remove bodily weakness, remove the beginning of
5 1, 42 | subject by their created ~weakness."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[42] A[
6 1, 49 | happen by reason of the weakness of the motive power, as
7 1, 55 | detail; this ~comes of their weakness of intellect: while there
8 1, 58 | And this comes from the weakness of the intellectual light
9 1, 64 | ourselves, comes from the weakness of our ~intellect which
10 1, 64 | phantasms; as it comes from the ~weakness of its eye that the owl
11 1, 68 | condescension to their weakness he put before them only
12 1, 77 | well as a young man." But weakness is the road to corruption. ~
13 1, 42 | Can. 27): ~"Remove bodily weakness, remove the beginning of
14 1, 42 | subject by their created ~weakness."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[42] A[
15 1, 50 | happen by reason of the weakness of the motive power, as
16 1, 56 | detail; this ~comes of their weakness of intellect: while there
17 1, 59 | And this comes from the weakness of the intellectual light
18 1, 65 | ourselves, comes from the weakness of our ~intellect which
19 1, 65 | phantasms; as it comes from the ~weakness of its eye that the owl
20 1, 69 | condescension to their weakness he put before them only
21 1, 76 | well as a young man." But weakness is the road to corruption. ~
22 1, 94 | sin, on account of man's weakness; because a small deed is
23 1, 94 | and for the support of his weakness.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[95] A[
24 1, 96 | the species ~against the weakness resulting from the admixture
25 1, 98 | et Remiss. ~i, 38): "This weakness of the body befits their
26 1, 98 | of the body befits their weakness of mind." But in ~the state
27 1, 98 | there would have been no weakness of mind. ~Therefore neither
28 1, 98 | neither would there have been weakness of body in infants.~Aquin.:
29 1, 98 | 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, the weakness of old age seems to correspond
30 1, 98 | there would have been no weakness ~of old age. Therefore neither
31 1, 98 | would there have been such weakness in ~infancy.~Aquin.: SMT
32 1, 98 | Augustine is speaking of the weakness which we observe in ~children
33 1, 112 | are sources of strength or weakness to others. But angel ~guardians
34 1, 112 | witnesses to convict man of weakness.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[113] A[
35 1, 113 | for ~the exercise of human weakness: but it does not suffice
36 1, 113 | him off on account of our weakness." The other reason is taken ~
37 2, 17 | proportion to the strength or ~weakness of the imaginative power.
38 2, 17 | things; or because of the weakness of the imaginative ~power,
39 2, 21 | weak and ~incapable." But weakness or inability either takes
40 2, 21 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Weakness that occurs in voluntary
41 2, 22 | although they have none of our weakness, ~their acts bear a certain
42 2, 40 | drunkenness are united to ~weakness. Therefore they are not
43 2, 42 | of the evil, or to the ~weakness of him that fears; while
44 2, 42 | suddenness increase the ~weakness of him that fears, in so
45 2, 47 | despised for some failing or ~weakness of the existence of which
46 2, 54 | of nature ~is strength or weakness; whereas, if we take the
47 2, 55 | ii) that ~every evil is a weakness. And for this reason the
48 2, 55 | or endure more easily the weakness of the body ~and of the
49 2, 62 | according ~to 1 Cor. 1:25: "The weakness of God is stronger than
50 2, 71 | disease is attended with weakness"; and ~vice "when the parts
51 2, 71 | e.g. ~when a man sins from weakness or passion. Consequently
52 2, 73 | to resist; for it denotes weakness in the ~sinner, if he cannot
53 2, 73 | and a sin that is due to weakness ~is deemed less grievous.
54 2, 73 | movement of the will, (e.g. ~weakness, violence, fear, or the
55 2, 73 | unawares on ~account of the weakness of human nature: and such
56 2, 73 | which nevertheless human weakness does not allow us ~to escape
57 2, 73 | taken unawares through human weakness.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[73] A[
58 2, 76 | of ~reason; secondly, of weakness or passion, which is the
59 2, 77 | from a passion is a sin of weakness?~(4) Whether the passion
60 2, 77 | should be called a sin of ~weakness?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[77] A[
61 2, 77 | not be ~called a sin of weakness. For a passion is a vehement
62 2, 77 | strength rather than of weakness. Therefore a sin committed ~
63 2, 77 | should not be called a sin of weakness.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[77] A[
64 2, 77 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, weakness in man regards that which
65 2, 77 | flesh." Therefore sins of weakness should be ~those which result
66 2, 77 | passion is not a sin of weakness.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[77] A[
67 2, 77 | diseases of the soul. Now weakness is another name for disease.
68 2, 77 | should be called a sin of weakness.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[77] A[
69 2, 77 | chiefly, sin resides. Now weakness may be applied to the soul
70 2, 77 | soul by way of ~likeness to weakness of the body. Accordingly,
71 2, 77 | Animal. x, 1). Therefore weakness of the ~soul is when the
72 2, 77 | it is said to be a sin of weakness. Hence the Philosopher (
73 2, 77 | nature, the greater the weakness, so likewise, the stronger
74 2, 77 | reason, the greater the weakness ~of the soul.~Aquin.: SMT
75 2, 77 | which is not ~hindered by weakness of the body: for he that
76 2, 77 | when we speak of sins of weakness, we refer to weakness of ~
77 2, 77 | of weakness, we refer to weakness of ~soul rather than of
78 2, 77 | than of body. And yet even weakness of soul is called ~weakness
79 2, 77 | weakness of soul is called ~weakness of the flesh, in so far
80 2, 77 | Now sin ~committed from weakness is venial, since it has
81 2, 77 | through passion is a sin of ~weakness, it seems that it cannot
82 2, 77 | that is committed through weakness or ignorance is said ~to
83 2, 78 | certain malice, but through weakness, as stated (Q[77], A[3]). ~
84 2, 85 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether weakness, ignorance, malice and concupiscence
85 2, 85 | OBJ 1: It would seem that weakness, ignorance, malice and concupiscence ~
86 2, 85 | A[3]) that to sin from ~weakness is the same as to sin from
87 2, 85 | should not be condivided with weakness.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[85] A[
88 2, 85 | arduous, there is the wound of weakness; and ~in so far as the concupiscible
89 2, 85 | passion can be called a ~weakness, in so far as it weakens
90 2, 85 | reason. Bede, however, took weakness in the strict sense, as
91 2, 85 | powers, ~viz. "malice," "weakness" and "concupiscence," for
92 2, 85 | Sin is to the soul what weakness is to the body, ~according
93 2, 85 | Lord, for I am weak." Now ~weakness deprives the body of mode,
94 2, 88 | sins ~committed through weakness or ignorance, which are
95 2, 88 | from ~sin committed through weakness or ignorance. But, in this
96 2, 88 | a sin committed through weakness or ~ignorance: and this
97 2, 88 | some sort of ignorance or weakness, as ~when a man is ignorant
98 2, 98 | commandment, because of the weakness ~and unprofitableness thereof."
99 2, 98 | pride was convinced of his ~weakness, through his being unable
100 2, 101 | commandment because of the ~weakness and unprofitableness thereof,
101 2, 102 | of blood, ~whether from weakness, or from nature (either
102 2, 102 | of seed, whether due to weakness, to ~nocturnal pollution,
103 2, 102 | Christ in respect his assumed weakness, denoted by the female sex;
104 2, 102 | things ~pertaining to His weakness. Three things were added,
105 2, 103 | take away sin; but this ~weakness results from their being
106 2, 104 | commandment, because of the weakness and ~unprofitableness thereof."
107 2, 105 | voluntarily, and yet through weakness, as ~for instance when a
108 2, 106 | sin, he might ~realize his weakness, and acknowledge his need
109 2, 13 | and sin committed through weakness: ~whereas the sin against
110 2, 13 | when a man sins through weakness, it is a sin ~"against the
111 2, 13 | through ignorance, or ~through weakness.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[14] A[
112 2, 13 | sins through ~ignorance or weakness, deserves less punishment,
113 2, 13 | excuse, on account of the ~weakness of the flesh which they
114 2, 13 | excused on ~account of the weakness of the flesh: but afterwards
115 2, 14 | understanding denotes a ~certain weakness of the mind as to the consideration
116 2, 18 | trembling lest, in our weakness, we fall, and possess ourselves
117 2, 23 | wherein, by ~reason of the weakness of human life, it is impossible
118 2, 30 | to those who sin ~out of weakness, according to Rm. 15:1: "
119 2, 30 | consideration his age and his weakness; ~and sometimes the shame
120 2, 31 | become worse. For sin is weakness of the ~soul, according
121 2, 41 | condivided with offense and ~weakness, for the Apostle says (Rm.
122 2, 41 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: "Weakness" denotes proneness to scandal;
123 2, 41 | venial sins through the ~weakness of the flesh; but they are
124 2, 41 | has its origin in human weakness wherein they fall short ~
125 2, 41 | Sometimes scandal proceeds from weakness or ignorance, and such ~
126 2, 41 | through the ignorance or weakness of others (in which ~case,
127 2, 51 | this, it is due to its own ~weakness in not standing to the good
128 2, 62 | fortitude, but rather a weakness of soul unable to ~bear
129 2, 71 | than if he sins ~through weakness or carelessness. In this
130 2, 76 | scandal arises not from weakness or ignorance but from malice.~
131 2, 80 | lovable. ~Yet such is the weakness of the human mind that it
132 2, 81 | the mind ~wander through weakness.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[83] A[
133 2, 81 | long on ~account of the weakness of nature, because human
134 2, 81 | of nature, because human weakness weighs down the ~soul to
135 2, 81 | it wanders ~off through weakness.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[83] A[
136 2, 82 | genuflect we signify our ~weakness in comparison with God,
137 2, 95 | hiding, instructed human weakness, lest it should dare to ~
138 2, 95 | have asked a sign through weakness ~of faith, wherefore he
139 2, 96 | wit, it proceeds from his weakness in doubting whether the ~
140 2, 109 | is one thing to sin from weakness, and another to ~sin from
141 2, 109 | perfection, if he fail through ~weakness, he is not a dissembler
142 2, 114 | to arise from a certain weakness, and ~from a certain falseness
143 2, 127 | accrues to him through the ~weakness of nature. Accordingly magnanimity
144 2, 131 | insufficiency of their own weakness, demurred; ~though not obstinately
145 2, 134 | because those who offend from weakness rather than of set purpose
146 2, 134 | with ~those who sin through weakness, merely because they persist
147 2, 145 | account of their natural weakness, owing to which they need
148 2, 148 | grievous to sin through weakness than through malice.~
149 2, 150 | from it, or again ~through weakness of nature, as in the case
150 2, 153 | Reply OBJ 2: The strength or weakness of concupiscence may proceed
151 2, 153 | than for others. Such ~like weakness of concupiscence diminishes
152 2, 153 | increases it. on the other hand, weakness or strength of ~concupiscence
153 2, 153 | temperate man. In this way weakness of concupiscence, by reason
154 2, 154 | incontinence is ~called "weakness." Hence it is manifest that
155 2, 159 | pair beaten, not by the weakness of justice, ~but by the
156 2, 160 | and sometimes through weakness: and for this reason Augustine
157 2, 160 | ignorance, sometimes through weakness, as stated above.~Aquin.:
158 2, 160 | through ignorance or through weakness, or ~through desire for
159 2, 160 | outcome of ignorance or weakness. The same applies to despair ~
160 2, 160 | committed through ignorance or ~weakness. But among the grievous
161 2, 165 | Thou, having made me see my weakness, didst speedily admonish
162 2, 173 | from the senses through weakness: secondly, by the power
163 2, 179 | the mind ~through its very weakness being repelled from that
164 2, 182 | sins, which result from the weakness ~of the present life: and
165 2, 184 | of contempt, but out of ~weakness or ignorance, commit a sin
166 2, 184 | refer to things done through weakness or ~ignorance, but not to
167 2, 184 | contempt, but out of a certain weakness of human affection.~Aquin.:
168 2, 184 | sin through ignorance or weakness from which they easily ~
169 2, 185 | three ways. First, through weakness of body, the result being ~
170 2, 185 | God, we ~must credit their weakness and bear with it." For those
171 2, 185 | work on the score of bodily weakness, for their former mode of
172 2, 187 | motive, such as sickness, weakness, and the like.~Aquin.: SMT
173 2, 187 | account ~of sickness or weakness, the result of which sometimes
174 2, 187 | obstacle (such as bodily weakness, a burden of debts, or the ~
175 2, 187 | righteousness, is an indication of weakness ~and turning back. Hence
176 3, 1 | for He did not despise the weakness of His own handiwork; His ~
177 3, 1 | says in the same ~sermon: "Weakness is assumed by strength,
178 3, 14 | to be overcome and man's weakness ~healed, by strength than
179 3, 14 | healed, by strength than by weakness. Therefore it does not seem
180 3, 14 | the devil and healed human weakness.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[14] A[
181 3, 15 | easily avoidable ~by the weakness of the flesh.~Aquin.: SMT
182 3, 18 | did not transfigure our weakness into His ~Divine but into
183 3, 18 | human, which through the ~weakness of the flesh shrank from
184 3, 18 | For this springs from the ~weakness of the reason, which is
185 3, 22 | priesthood who have the weakness of sin, which can be expiated
186 3, 22 | Saints ~there will be no weakness, according to Is. 60:21: "
187 3, 22 | will be possible for the weakness of sin, ~since "there is
188 3, 27 | infirmity," which refers to the weakness of the fomes, by reason
189 3, 36 | presented a likeness of human ~weakness, and yet, by means of God'
190 3, 41 | iii), "Had not Christ's weakness in hungering betrayed His ~
191 3, 41 | that He had come in ~the weakness of the flesh?"~Aquin.: SMT
192 3, 44 | that ~He had come in the weakness of the flesh?" But afterwards,
193 3, 44 | He was crucified through weakness, yet He liveth by the ~power
194 3, 44 | Christ's Godhead, when the weakness of human nature was most
195 3, 44 | His ~Passion yet greater weakness appeared in His manhood.
196 3, 48 | Christ was crucified ~through weakness," as it is written (2 Cor.
197 3, 48 | according to 1 Cor. 1:25: "The ~weakness of God is stronger than
198 3, 48 | than men"; because Christ's weakness, ~inasmuch as He is God,
199 3, 51 | ought ~not to come from weakness of nature, lest it might
200 3, 51 | cross all is ~sadness and weakness, but as soon as He is crucified,
201 3, 53 | He was crucified through weakness, yet He liveth by the ~power
202 3, 53 | crucified through" our ~"weakness, yet He liveth by the power
203 3, 55 | Cor. 15:43: "It is sown in weakness, it shall ~rise in power."
204 3, 55 | disciples might despise ~its weakness, Christ meant to show them
205 3, 67 | not on account of bodily weakness that the baptized ~is raised
206 3, 67 | on account of ~spiritual weakness, as stated above.~Aquin.:
207 3, 74 | either to the matter, ~or to weakness within the generative power.
208 3, 80 | result of ignorance or of weakness is ~lighter than one arising
209 3, 80 | cause, as from abundance or weakness of nature, or ~even from
210 3, 82 | is not lost by subsequent weakness: ~because Pope Gelasius
211 3, 82 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Weakness or sickness contracted by
212 3, 87 | not from all, because the ~weakness of this life does not allow
213 3, 89 | suddenly into some deplorable weakness of the flesh, and by God'
214 Suppl, 2 | prone on account of the weakness of this life.~Aquin.: SMT
215 Suppl, 9 | sin through ignorance or ~weakness, but a number of sins proves
216 Suppl, 9 | confesses one's misery and weakness.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[9] A[4]
217 Suppl, 10| pardon, e.g. sins due to ~weakness: thirdly, for what is venial
218 Suppl, 16| penance on account of the weakness of his body. But the angels
219 Suppl, 18| arise on account of the weakness of nature so the priest,
220 Suppl, 21| he may acknowledge his weakness, and humbly return to God ~
221 Suppl, 30| nothing else but a certain weakness and unfitness, the ~result
222 Suppl, 30| original sin. against which weakness man is ~strengthened by
223 Suppl, 30| respect of the aforesaid weakness which ~some call the remnants
224 Suppl, 30| moreover ~this is part of the weakness mentioned above.~Aquin.:
225 Suppl, 30| as much as it takes away ~weakness, for a strong man bears
226 Suppl, 32| intended as a remedy to human weakness, should ~be given to such
227 Suppl, 37| in order to succor human weakness, because it would be ~impossible
228 Suppl, 49| marriage was granted to human weakness ~for the very purpose of
229 Suppl, 52| through either bodily ~weakness, or imminent danger to her
230 Suppl, 55| through exceeding ~stress of weakness and fever he was not in
231 Suppl, 64| than through fear of the weakness of ~the flesh.~Aquin.: SMT
232 Suppl, 64| by God, on account of the weakness of ~the flesh, that the
233 Suppl, 72| changeableness of fortune, the weakness of the human body, the ~
234 Suppl, 79| 15:43): "It is sown in weakness, it shall rise in power."
235 Suppl, 81| 15:43): "It is sown in weakness, ~it shall rise in power,"
236 Suppl, 83| body through corruption, or weakness of ~nature or of natural
237 Suppl, 87| crucified in ~the form of weakness. Therefore He will appear
238 Suppl, 87| will appear in the form of weakness ~and not in the form of
239 Suppl, 87| was judged in the form of weakness. Therefore He will ~appear
240 Suppl, 87| to be judged pertains to weakness, so to judge pertains to ~
241 Suppl, 87| appeared in the form of weakness. Therefore at the second ~
242 Suppl, 87| came in the form ~of our weakness. But since at His second
243 Suppl, 87| not a present but a past weakness: so as to show how justly
244 Suppl, 87| body will ~not be due to weakness, but will indicate the exceeding
245 Suppl, 87| quality of nature, namely of ~weakness, which will not be the same
246 Suppl, 88| except on account of a ~weakness in the organ, such as will
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