Part, Question
1 1, 8 | fellowship between light and darkness (2 Cor. 6:14). ~Therefore
2 1, 14 | also; as by light is known darkness. Hence Dionysius ~says (
3 1, 14 | receives the vision of ~darkness, not otherwise seeing darkness
4 1, 14 | darkness, not otherwise seeing darkness except through light."~Aquin.:
5 1, 47 | divided the light from the darkness," and "divided waters from
6 1, 47 | divided the light from the ~darkness."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[47] A[
7 1, 48 | known through the other, as darkness is ~known through light.
8 1, 48 | which is the subject both of darkness and light. It is, however, ~
9 1, 48 | is wholly destroyed ~by darkness, and sight by blindness.
10 1, 48 | subject of evil; for by darkness the substance of the air
11 1, 49 | the light, and creating darkness, making peace, and creating ~
12 1, 58 | morning have an admixture of ~darkness. But there is no darkness
13 1, 58 | darkness. But there is no darkness in the knowledge of an angel;
14 1, 58 | compared to an admixture of darkness, but as compared to ~beginning
15 1, 58 | comparison with one thing, and darkness with respect to another.
16 1, 58 | 8: "You were heretofore ~darkness; but now, light in the Lord":
17 1, 58 | life of glory, is termed darkness, ~according to 2 Pt. 1:19: "
18 1, 58 | are quite apart from the darkness, ~that is, from the evil
19 1, 58 | that would be to turn to darkness and ~to night; but they
20 1, 63 | was made distinct from ~"darkness," whereby the angels who
21 1, 63 | distinction of light and darkness, whereby the sins of ~the
22 1, 63 | are understood by the term darkness, must be taken as ~according
23 1, 63 | could discern light and darkness, Who also could ~foreknow,
24 1, 64 | of inquiry:~(1) Of their darkness of intellect;~(2) Of their
25 1, 64 | from them as light is from darkness; and every manifestation
26 1, 64 | fellowship of light with darkness [*Vulg.: 'What fellowship
27 1, 64 | Reply OBJ 3: The creature is darkness in comparison with the excellence ~
28 1, 64 | the evening is akin to ~darkness, yet it possesses some light:
29 1, 64 | read in Gn. ~1:5 that the darkness, which God separated from
30 1, 65 | divided the light from the ~darkness, and the waters that are
31 1, 66 | whence it is said that "darkness was upon ~the fact of the
32 1, 66 | indicated by the words, ~"darkness was upon the face of the
33 1, 66 | is signified by the word darkness, since, said he, fire ~does
34 1, 66 | the air, the subject of ~darkness, is described as being above
35 1, 66 | the waters, in the words: "Darkness ~was upon the face of the
36 1, 66 | driven into the lowest ~darkness, so the reward for worthy
37 1, 66 | would seem to have made darkness His first work, as ~the
38 1, 66 | Old ~Testament the God of darkness. These reasons, however,
39 1, 66 | But the question of the darkness is explained according to ~
40 1, 66 | formlessness, ~signified by darkness, preceded form not by duration,
41 1, 66 | to others, however, since darkness is no creature, but a ~privation
42 1, 66 | spirit could not live in darkness, but made his habitual ~
43 1, 66 | divided the ~light from the darkness. "Therefore in the beginning
44 1, 67 | unless we are to say that darkness is a body, ~this does not
45 1, 67 | the case with ~light since darkness is merely a privation of
46 1, 67 | the first day dispels the darkness. ~But in the beginning spiritual
47 1, 67 | the beginning spiritual darkness was not, for even the demons
48 1, 67 | another where it is said that "darkness was upon the face of ~the
49 1, 67 | that the ~formlessness of darkness should be removed first
50 1, 67 | was made between light and darkness. First, as to the cause,
51 1, 67 | of the earth the cause of darkness. Secondly, as to place,
52 1, 67 | was light, in the other darkness. Thirdly, as to ~time; because
53 1, 67 | there was light for one and darkness for another in the ~same
54 1, 67 | the light ~day, and the darkness night."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
55 1, 67 | division of light ~from darkness will denote the distinction
56 1, 67 | form at the same time, the darkness must be held to mean ~the
57 1, 67 | held to mean ~the spiritual darkness of the wicked, not as existing
58 1, 68 | bodies. Thus in the words, "Darkness was upon ~the face of the
59 1, 68 | he implies in the words: "Darkness ~was upon the face of the
60 1, 68 | the subject of ~light and darkness, which, in fact, is the
61 1, 69 | without form so long as "darkness" filled it, because it was ~
62 1, 74 | the termination of the darkness, which ends with the morning.
63 1, 48 | divided the light from ~the darkness," and "divided waters from
64 1, 48 | divided the light from the ~darkness."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[47] A[
65 1, 49 | known through the other, as darkness is ~known through light.
66 1, 49 | which is the subject both of darkness and light. It is, however, ~
67 1, 49 | is wholly destroyed ~by darkness, and sight by blindness.
68 1, 49 | subject of evil; for by darkness the substance of the air
69 1, 50 | the light, and creating darkness, making peace, and creating ~
70 1, 59 | morning have an admixture of ~darkness. But there is no darkness
71 1, 59 | darkness. But there is no darkness in the knowledge of an angel;
72 1, 59 | compared to an admixture of darkness, but as compared to ~beginning
73 1, 59 | comparison with one thing, and darkness with respect to another. ~
74 1, 59 | 8: "You were heretofore ~darkness; but now, light in the Lord":
75 1, 59 | life of glory, is termed darkness, ~according to 2 Pt. 1:19: "
76 1, 59 | are quite apart from the darkness, ~that is, from the evil
77 1, 59 | that would be to turn to darkness and ~to night; but they
78 1, 64 | was made distinct from ~"darkness," whereby the angels who
79 1, 64 | distinction of light and darkness, whereby the sins of ~the
80 1, 64 | are understood by the term darkness, must be taken as ~according
81 1, 64 | could discern light and darkness, Who also could ~foreknow,
82 1, 65 | of inquiry:~(1) Of their darkness of intellect;~(2) Of their
83 1, 65 | from them as light is from darkness; and every manifestation
84 1, 65 | fellowship of light with darkness [*Vulg.: 'What fellowship
85 1, 65 | Reply OBJ 3: The creature is darkness in comparison with the excellence ~
86 1, 65 | the evening is akin to ~darkness, yet it possesses some light:
87 1, 65 | read in Gn. ~1:5 that the darkness, which God separated from
88 1, 66 | divided the light from the ~darkness, and the waters that are
89 1, 67 | whence it is said that "darkness was upon ~the fact of the
90 1, 67 | indicated by the words, ~"darkness was upon the face of the
91 1, 67 | is signified by the word darkness, since, said he, fire ~does
92 1, 67 | the air, the subject of ~darkness, is described as being above
93 1, 67 | the waters, in the words: "Darkness ~was upon the face of the
94 1, 67 | driven into the lowest ~darkness, so the reward for worthy
95 1, 67 | would seem to have made darkness His first work, as ~the
96 1, 67 | Old ~Testament the God of darkness. These reasons, however,
97 1, 67 | But the question of the darkness is explained according to ~
98 1, 67 | formlessness, ~signified by darkness, preceded form not by duration,
99 1, 67 | to others, however, since darkness is no creature, but a ~privation
100 1, 67 | spirit could not live in darkness, but made his habitual ~
101 1, 67 | divided the ~light from the darkness. "Therefore in the beginning
102 1, 68 | unless we are to say that darkness is a body, ~this does not
103 1, 68 | the case with ~light since darkness is merely a privation of
104 1, 68 | the first day dispels the darkness. ~But in the beginning spiritual
105 1, 68 | the beginning spiritual darkness was not, for even the demons
106 1, 68 | another where it is said that "darkness was upon the face of ~the
107 1, 68 | that the ~formlessness of darkness should be removed first
108 1, 68 | was made between light and darkness. First, as to the cause,
109 1, 68 | of the earth the cause of darkness. Secondly, as to place,
110 1, 68 | was light, in the other darkness. Thirdly, as to ~time; because
111 1, 68 | there was light for one and darkness for another in the ~same
112 1, 68 | the light ~day, and the darkness night."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
113 1, 68 | division of light ~from darkness will denote the distinction
114 1, 68 | form at the same time, the darkness must be held to mean ~the
115 1, 68 | held to mean ~the spiritual darkness of the wicked, not as existing
116 1, 69 | bodies. Thus in the words, "Darkness was upon ~the face of the
117 1, 69 | he implies in the words: "Darkness ~was upon the face of the
118 1, 69 | the subject of ~light and darkness, which, in fact, is the
119 1, 70 | without form so long as "darkness" filled it, because it was ~
120 1, 73 | the termination of the darkness, which ends with the morning.
121 1, 101 | man at once relapses into ~darkness, as the air grows dark when
122 1, 103 | absence ~returns at once to darkness."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[104]
123 1, 105 | cleansed by the removal of darkness; enlightened ~by the diffusion
124 1, 108 | rulers of the world of ~this darkness."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[109]
125 1, 108 | But the bad angels, being darkness, are not enlightened by ~
126 1, 113 | rulers of the world of this darkness, against the spirits of
127 2, 12 | light that is in thee be darkness," etc. But light pertains
128 2, 12 | Wherefore works are called darkness because a man knows what ~
129 2, 18 | takes away sight altogether; darkness, light; and death, life. ~
130 2, 31 | shall be to me, who sit in darkness, and see not the ~light
131 2, 67 | something proper to it, viz. ~darkness, for faith is knowledge
132 2, 67 | manner. Therefore, the ~darkness of faith removed, the knowledge
133 2, 67 | another, just as light and darkness in the air.~Aquin.: SMT
134 2, 68 | heart and enlightening its darkness," of ~which, hearing passes
135 2, 73 | is privation of life, and darkness is privation of light. Such ~
136 2, 75 | the sun is the cause of darkness. In the second ~place, the
137 2, 79 | a body, it leaves it in darkness, as happens to a house whose ~
138 2, 80 | may consent to sin, which darkness is due to the ~imagination
139 2, 82 | entirely, such as death and darkness, ~cannot be more or less,
140 2, 102 | lie hidden in his deeds of darkness. The cormorant, so ~constituted
141 2, 105 | the adulterer ~observeth darkness" (Job 24:15). But this does
142 2, 108 | and cast aside deeds of darkness, according to ~Eph. 5:8: "
143 2, 108 | 8: "You were heretofore darkness, but now light in the Lord.
144 2, 109 | intellect, too, there seems the darkness of ignorance, ~whereby,
145 2, 110 | For you were ~heretofore darkness, but now light in the Lord.
146 2, 112 | light is more knowable than darkness, since, according ~to the
147 2, 112 | sin, which is spiritual darkness, may be known with certainty
148 2, 113 | illumination and expulsion of darkness are the same. But a thing
149 2, 113 | acts for the removal of darkness, and hence on ~the part
150 2, 113 | prior to the removal of darkness; ~but on the part of the
151 2, 113 | illuminated, to be freed from ~darkness is, in the order of nature,
152 2, 1 | though it were against ~the darkness of past and future errors.~
153 2, 5 | Reply OBJ 2: There was no darkness of sin or punishment in
154 2, 5 | far as every creature is darkness ~in comparison with the
155 2, 6 | species of sickness, while darkness is not essential to a diaphanous ~
156 2, 6 | is not the cause of the darkness, which is not essential
157 2, 8 | understood, they walk on in darkness." But no one who is in a
158 2, 8 | state of ~grace walks in darkness, according to Jn. 8:12: "
159 2, 8 | followeth Me, ~walketh not in darkness." Therefore no one who is
160 2, 17 | that he may return from ~darkness to light." It is, therefore,
161 2, 32 | hateth his ~brother, is in darkness." Now spiritual darkness
162 2, 32 | darkness." Now spiritual darkness is sin. Therefore there ~
163 2, 87 | light the hidden things of darkness, ~and will make manifest
164 2, 116 | Lust for money brings darkness on the soul." Therefore ~
165 2, 116 | properly speaking, brings darkness on the ~soul, when it puts
166 2, 134 | of ~his life he eateth in darkness, and in many cares, and
167 2, 165 | vanity of understanding and darkness of mind?" Now vanity of ~
168 2, 165 | vanity of ~understanding and darkness of mind are sinful. Therefore
169 2, 169 | by its means ~the veil of darkness and ignorance is removed,
170 2, 169 | discovereth great things out of darkness."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[171]
171 2, 169 | Micah 7:8: "When I sit in darkness, the Lord is my light."
172 2, 170 | hath no fellowship with darkness [*Vulg.: 'What ~fellowship
173 2, 170 | fellowship hath light with darkness?']" (2 Cor. 6:14). Therefore
174 2, 172 | place." Now there is no darkness in the blessed. ~Therefore
175 3, 1 | the ~world, and men loved darkness rather than the light"),
176 3, 15 | enlighten them that sit ~in darkness and in the shadow of death" (
177 3, 35 | enlighten them that sit ~in darkness and in the shadow of death."~
178 3, 37 | a light is risen up in ~darkness" (Ps. 111:4).~Aquin.: SMT
179 3, 42 | this because His speech is darkness to ~the carnal-minded, and
180 3, 42 | enlighten them that sit in ~darkness (Lk. 1:79), it belonged
181 3, 44 | Lk. 23:44,45): "There was darkness over ~all the earth until
182 3, 44 | is said that "'there was ~darkness over the whole earth,' which
183 3, 44 | the ninth hour," when the ~darkness ceased, "until evening."
184 3, 44 | Matth.), saying that ~"the darkness in this case lasted for
185 3, 44 | that the duration of ~the darkness was measured from the first
186 3, 44 | that they ascribed this darkness to some ~disturbance of
187 3, 44 | observations about ~this darkness.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[44] A[
188 3, 44 | and a whirlwind, and darkness, and storm."~Aquin.: SMT
189 3, 46 | hour was ended - that the ~darkness began, when Christ hung
190 3, 46 | Passion we ~are brought from darkness to light." And since the
191 3, 51 | Further, light prevailed over darkness by Christ's death. But ~
192 3, 51 | death. But ~night belongs to darkness, and day to light. Therefore
193 3, 51 | days are computed from the darkness to the daylight on account ~
194 3, 51 | still ~some part of the darkness of the night remains. Hence
195 3, 51 | in consequence of this darkness, Gregory says (Hom. ~xxi)
196 3, 51 | day) that it dispelled the darkness of the two nights, ~that
197 3, 52 | fellowship of light ~with darkness," according to 2 Cor. 6:
198 3, 52 | far from this kingdom of darkness into heaven," as ~the gloss
199 3, 53 | and body), which are as darkness on account of ~sin; consequently,
200 3, 53 | its close, and nearing to darkness, in order to signify that ~
201 3, 53 | death He would destroy the darkness of sin and its punishment. ~
202 3, 53 | light to ~shine forth from darkness, in order that by the grace
203 3, 53 | hear this - 'once ye ~were darkness, but now light in the Lord' -
204 3, 53 | computed ~from light to darkness on account of man's coming
205 3, 53 | days are ~reckoned from darkness to light owing to man's
206 3, 55 | This could be caused by the darkness or by some kind of humor."~
207 3, 59 | light the hidden things of darkness, ~and will make manifest
208 3, 64 | his charity dispels the darkness of his fault, and if anything ~
209 3, 71 | are subjected to lesser darkness. But this does ~not seem
210 3, 71 | to be true: because that darkness consists in privation of
211 3, 89 | likeness of order, since the ~darkness of night follows after the
212 Suppl, 37| signifies that he dispels inward darkness; and that the exorcist cleanses ~
213 Suppl, 59| concord hath light ~with darkness? [*Vulg.: 'What fellowship
214 Suppl, 59| fellowship hath light with darkness? And ~what concord hath
215 Suppl, 59| marry one who is in the darkness of unbelief.~Aquin.: SMT
216 Suppl, 62| the adulterer observeth darkness" (Job 24:15). ~Therefore
217 Suppl, 65| law was the result of the darkness just mentioned, ~into which
218 Suppl, 69| souls that are plunged in darkness by sin, with ~dark places.~
219 Suppl, 74| light the hidden ~things of darkness, and will make manifest
220 Suppl, 75| equal share ~of light and darkness. Hence we must say differently
221 Suppl, 84| light the ~hidden things of darkness," says: "Deeds and thoughts
222 Suppl, 88| there will be perpetual darkness, which is unbecoming to ~
223 Suppl, 88| will by no means be any darkness there.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
224 Suppl, 88| earth. Yet ~they will be in darkness not only internal but also
225 Suppl, 88| nevertheless be in exterior darkness, since even the fire ~of
226 Suppl, 89| Caium Monach.) that "the ~darkness" - for thus he calls the
227 Suppl, 89| Dionysius) says that the "Divine darkness is impervious to all ~illumination,"
228 Suppl, 89| essence, which he calls ~"darkness" on account of its surpassing
229 Suppl, 94| corporeal?~(4) Whether their darkness is material?~(5) Whether
230 Suppl, 94| the damned are in material darkness?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[97] A[
231 Suppl, 94| damned are not in material darkness. For ~commenting on Job
232 Suppl, 94| the world." Therefore the darkness there is not ~material.~
233 Suppl, 94| Therefore there is ~no material darkness there.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
234 Suppl, 94| they are not in absolute darkness.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[97] A[
235 Suppl, 94| cast him into the exterior darkness." Commenting on these words ~
236 Suppl, 94| described as cast into exterior darkness."~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[97] A[
237 Suppl, 94| damned will be in material darkness.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[97] A[
238 Suppl, 94| accordingly both light ~and darkness are there, in so far as
239 Suppl, 94| seeing as regards light and darkness, ~that nothing be seen clearly,
240 Suppl, 94| 3/4~Some hold that this darkness is caused by the massing
241 Suppl, 94| the subject of light and darkness, except the eyes of ~the
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