Part, Question
1 1, 19 | thy house, for thou shalt die, and not live" ~(Is. 38:
2 1, 19 | necessary that animals should die, being ~compounded of contrary
3 1, 23 | considered in himself to die in mortal sin; yet it is
4 1, 88 | king Josias that ~he should die, lest he should see his
5 2, 4 | blessed'] ~are the dead who die in the Lord."~Aquin.: SMT
6 2, 19 | whom He foresees about to die ~in mortal sin. If therefore
7 2, 42 | all ~know that they shall die, but as death is not near,
8 2, 72 | to the flesh, you shall die. But if ~by the spirit you
9 2, 79 | wicked: 'Thou shalt surely die' [*Vulg.: "If, when I say
10 2, 79 | wicked, 'Thou shalt surely die,' thou declare it not to
11 2, 81 | of the seed of Adam, will die: since those who will be
12 2, 81 | of our Lord, will never die, as, seemingly, may be gathered ~
13 2, 81 | coming of our Lord, will die, and rise ~again shortly,
14 2, 81 | hold, that they will never ~die, (an opinion which Jerome
15 2, 81 | although they are not to die, the debt of ~death is none
16 2, 85 | defect: thus some sicken and die through ~eating too much.
17 2, 87 | thy sin; thou shalt not die. Nevertheless ~because thou
18 2, 87 | that is born to thee shall die." Therefore a man is ~punished
19 2, 89 | saw that the woman did not die when she had taken the forbidden ~
20 2, 89 | 3:3): "Lest perhaps we die." Now these apparently were
21 2, 94 | both guilty and innocent, die the death of ~nature: which
22 2, 102 | in the air. Again, fish die as ~soon as they are taken
23 2, 102 | because the ~Godhead cannot die: hence it flew away, for
24 2, 102 | those who like ~others to die or to fight among themselves
25 2, 105 | a borrowed animal should die while ~the owner is present,
26 2, 105 | or ~mother, dying let him die." The Law also recognized
27 2, 105 | held in deposit were to die or ~depreciate in value;
28 2, 105 | bondwoman ~with a rod, and they die under his hands . . . if
29 2, 105 | instance if the servant did not die at once after being ~struck,
30 2, 105 | yet ~so that he did not die at once, but "walked abroad
31 2, 11 | flock, burn, perish, rot, die. ~Arius was but one spark
32 2, 12 | the Lord, dying let him die." Now the death punishment
33 2, 18 | Job 3:11, "Why did I not ~die in the womb?" Gregory says (
34 2, 19 | will that a sinner should die . . ~. and not that he should
35 2, 19 | good works that they may die." In this way fear of God
36 2, 25 | or mother, dying let him die," which does not apply to ~
37 2, 31 | the mount, dying he shall ~die.'] and (2 Kgs. 6:7) it is
38 2, 38 | timore) that if "a ~man die for the true faith, or to
39 2, 52 | life [Vulg.: 'way'] shall die."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[54] A[
40 2, 62 | killed himself, "choosing to die nobly rather than to fall
41 2, 62 | sinful and the righteous die. Hence he who at God's command
42 2, 62 | and be wounded so as to die; he ~that slew him shall
43 2, 63 | with the rod, he shall not die. Thou ~shalt beat him with
44 2, 65 | Dt. 19:12,13): "He shall die. Thou shalt not ~pity him."~
45 2, 67 | a man were condemned to die of hunger, he does not sin
46 2, 68 | three ~witnesses shall he die that is to be slain," and
47 2, 74 | or mother, dying let him die." ~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[76]
48 2, 86 | foolish to vow that one would die or ~that one would not fly. ~
49 2, 93 | them is to flee, lest all die and ~the Church be forsaken,
50 2, 98 | Baptism, and should rather die without being ~baptized,
51 2, 120 | who honor their parents die young, and ~on the contrary
52 2, 122 | be a martyr if he were to die for confessing a truth of
53 2, 122 | those would be martyrs who die for the defense ~of their
54 2, 122 | the martyrdom of those who die in a just war. ~Therefore
55 2, 123 | Ethic. iii, 7), that "to die in order to ~escape poverty,
56 2, 162 | clearly untrue, since some die sooner, and some more painfully,
57 2, 162 | is good, while good men ~die well, although death is
58 2, 162 | thus a person is said to die, when he is in motion towards ~
59 2, 162 | many years, they began to die on the day when they heard
60 2, 169 | house, for thou shalt surely die, and shalt not live," and ~
61 2, 169 | of Is. 38:1: "Thou ~shalt die, and not live"; in other
62 2, 171 | thy house, for thou shalt die and ~not live," says: "Prophets
63 2, 171 | prophesied that Jesus should die for the nation," etc. Now
64 2, 185 | chance a brother happen to die while on a visit." But just
65 2, 187 | are clothed in filth, and die of hunger, whilst thy house
66 2, 187 | He ceases not when ~men die, He is not excluded from
67 3, 1 | Mediator of God and men might ~die in one and rise in the other -
68 3, 8 | 22: "And as in Adam all die, so also in Christ all shall
69 3, 13 | willed to fear, He willed to die." Now God is called ~omnipotent
70 3, 15 | Since with Christ to die was life, what pain ~may
71 3, 15 | bestows life on such as die for Him?" And further on
72 3, 15 | that He should dread to die, Who by expelling all ~dread
73 3, 16 | defect, as to suffer, to die, and ~the like. Hence it
74 3, 19 | sinneth, the same shall die." ~Hence, for a like reason,
75 3, 21 | man," ~being reluctant to die according to His natural
76 3, 23 | as heir, for He can never die. Therefore it is ~unfitting
77 3, 29 | to death, and she shall die; ~because she hath done
78 3, 35 | shalt eat of it, thou shalt] die"; so were the pains ~of
79 3, 35 | pains; ~and so He wished to die a painful death. But the
80 3, 36 | were already prepared to die for ~Him.~Aquin.: SMT TP
81 3, 36 | offered as ~to Him who is to die for the salvation of all" (
82 3, 37 | death, and to make us to die spiritually unto sin, so
83 3, 42 | remaineth alone: but ~if it die it bringeth forth much fruit" (
84 3, 46 | remaineth alone; but if it die, it bringeth forth ~much
85 3, 46 | reason of His being bound to die that He laid His body aside,
86 3, 46 | suffering because they do not die at once like those slain
87 3, 46 | Some hold that Christ did die on the fourteenth day of
88 3, 46 | was fitting that He should die in ~Jerusalem.~Aquin.: SMT
89 3, 46 | 26:35, "Though I should die with Thee, I will not ~deny
90 3, 46 | It was not men's ~lot to die with Jesus, since He died
91 3, 46 | Christ was not obliged to die, but willingly ~submitted
92 3, 46 | that anyone else should die with Christ ~from the same
93 3, 46 | required that another should ~die for them, not they for others."~
94 3, 47 | violent death, and hence ~die unwillingly, because violent
95 3, 47 | with Him," that they might die more speedily; "but after
96 3, 47 | suffered violence in order to die, ~and died, nevertheless,
97 3, 47 | seem that Christ did not die out of obedience. For ~obedience
98 3, 47 | According to the Law He ought to die because He made Himself
99 3, 47 | imperial message ~is doomed to die, as despising the prince'
100 3, 49 | sinless, did not ~deserve to die. Hence Augustine says (De
101 3, 49 | is death." But men still die after Christ's Passion. ~
102 3, 50 | fitting that Christ should die?~(2) Whether His death severed
103 3, 50 | fitting that Christ should die?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[50] A[
104 3, 50 | fitting that Christ should die. For ~a first principle
105 3, 50 | seem fitting for Christ to die.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[50] A[
106 3, 50 | sickness that one comes to die. But it was not beseeming
107 3, 50 | becoming for Christ to ~die.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[50] A[
108 3, 50 | it fitting for ~Christ to die.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[50] A[
109 3, 50 | expedient that one ~man should die for the people . . . that
110 3, 50 | was fitting for Christ to die. First of all to satisfy ~
111 3, 50 | which was sentenced to die on account of sin, ~according
112 3, 50 | shall [Vulg.: 'thou shalt'] die the death." Now it is a ~
113 3, 50 | And so Christ resolved to die, that by dying He ~might
114 3, 50 | lest ~He should seem to die of necessity from exhausted
115 3, 50 | But the body could not die unless the soul quitted
116 3, 50 | Therefore, ~much less could it die unless the Godhead departed.~
117 3, 51 | who through Christ's death die to sins, are as it were ~
118 3, 51 | and therefore He willed to die, not from sickness, but
119 3, 51 | lifetime; but as soon as they die, their deeds go with them.
120 3, 51 | neither was He prone ~to die or to return to dust. Yet
121 3, 52 | was ~fitting for Christ to die in order to deliver us from
122 3, 52 | many." But the children who die ~with none but original
123 3, 53 | to life that they had to die again.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
124 3, 53 | they rose to life so as to die no more, because it would ~
125 3, 53 | greater torment for them to die a second time than not to
126 3, 53 | think that they rose to die again. In this sense Jerome ~
127 3, 56 | by which forgiveness we ~die unto sin: whereas Christ'
128 3, 59 | appointed unto men once to die, and ~after this the Judgment."~
129 3, 66 | Christ's death," by which we die ~unto sin and rise again
130 3, 68 | no catechumen, though he die in his good works, will
131 3, 68 | he could not be said to ~die in his good works, which
132 3, 68 | such a one, were he to die, would not forthwith come
133 3, 68 | free-will, must, in order to die to the old life, "will to
134 3, 68 | sinneth, the same shall die.' Yet he contracted ~from
135 3, 68 | If, however, the mother die while the child lives yet
136 3, 69 | children ~are baptized, they die to that sin which they contracted
137 3, 69 | were true, ~children that die after Baptism, would not
138 3, 70 | original sin, if they should die ~before being baptized.
139 3, 70 | of the uncircumcised did die ~there, the same applies
140 3, 71 | mere sign. For if a child die after the exorcisms, ~before
141 3, 71 | says that children who die after being exorcized ~but
142 3, 72 | that are baptized, ~who die before being confirmed,
143 3, 72 | reserved. And he who comes to die, having ~kept unsullied
144 3, 74 | falling into the ground die, itself remaineth alone."
145 3, 79 | and by receiving" . . . die . . . Eat, then, ~spiritually
146 3, 79 | shall [Vulg.: 'may'] not die for ~ever" (Jn. 6:50): "
147 3, 79 | man eat of it, he may not die": ~which manifestly is not
148 3, 80 | man eat of it he may not die," says: "Many receive ~from
149 3, 80 | altar, and by receiving die: whence the Apostle saith, '
150 3, 80 | himself.'" But only sinners die by receiving. ~Therefore
151 3, 80 | their danger, lest they die without Communion, because ~
152 3, 80 | the sick person, lest he die ~without Communion."~Aquin.:
153 3, 80 | thought that he is going to die shortly, let ~him be reconciled
154 3, 81 | Therefore, He could not die in this sacrament.~Aquin.:
155 3, 81 | Therefore ~He could not die in this sacrament.~Aquin.:
156 3, 81 | Therefore Christ could not die in this sacrament.~Aquin.:
157 3, 81 | sacrament; such as to live, to die, to grieve, to be ~animate
158 3, 81 | cannot suffer; yet He can die.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[81] A[
159 3, 83 | to ~him at once, lest he die without it."~Aquin.: SMT
160 3, 84 | shall live and shall not die." Therefore there is no
161 3, 84 | appointed unto man once to die" (Heb. 9:27), and to be
162 3, 86 | thy sin, thou shalt not die. Nevertheless ~. . . the
163 3, 86 | born to thee shall surely die," which was to ~punish him
164 3, 89 | comparison with animals ~who die, as stated above (A[4]).
165 Suppl, 6 | proper burial if he were to die before that time. But this
166 Suppl, 6 | is speaking of those who die without this sacrament.~
167 Suppl, 8 | weak that they would rather die without ~confession than
168 Suppl, 13| straight to heaven, if he die after the ~whole of his
169 Suppl, 14| be valid, so that if he die in that sin, he will not
170 Suppl, 23| person, since one ought to die rather ~than commit a mortal
171 Suppl, 29| minister: thus if the priest die after the first unction,
172 Suppl, 29| Eucharist, if the priest die after the ~consecration
173 Suppl, 47| sin; indeed a man should die rather than ~suffer the
174 Suppl, 53| do so. Hence if his wife die he is bound to continence
175 Suppl, 53| after marriage, if his wife ~die, or if she consent. Therefore
176 Suppl, 55| survive, although the person ~die through whom it was contracted.~
177 Suppl, 57| adopted father if the latter die intestate, nor ~can his
178 Suppl, 69| punishment of ~children who die in none but original sin
179 Suppl, 69| if we suppose a person to die in original sin who has ~
180 Suppl, 69| 9: Further, just as some die in a state of grace and
181 Suppl, 69| deserve punishment, so some die in mortal sin ~and have
182 Suppl, 69| reward. Now to those ~who die in grace with venial sins
183 Suppl, 69| an abode for those ~who die in mortal sin together with
184 Suppl, 71| sinneth, the ~same shall die." Therefore neither does
185 Suppl, 71| Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord . . . for their
186 Suppl, 71| but also to the dead who die in ~charity. For charity
187 Suppl, 72| fifteenth" day all will die and will rise again with ~
188 Suppl, 72| Reply OBJ 3: All men shall die and rise again: yet those
189 Suppl, 72| His grace. Now those who die in their mother's ~womb
190 Suppl, 72| punishment of original sin is to die, rather than to be detained ~
191 Suppl, 72| things. Hence those who die in their mother's womb,
192 Suppl, 72| the seeds which rot and die and then sprout and rise
193 Suppl, 75| Because some shall not die but shall be ~clothed with
194 Suppl, 75| consequently all will not die before ~the judgment.~Aquin.:
195 Suppl, 75| be some men ~who will not die: and so the same conclusion
196 Suppl, 75| resurrection, than for them to ~die first, and afterwards rise
197 Suppl, 75| not quickened except it die first," and he is speaking
198 Suppl, 75| 15:22): "As in Adam all die, so also in ~Christ all
199 Suppl, 75| Christ. ~Therefore all shall die in Adam: and so all shall
200 Suppl, 75| opinion is that all shall die and rise again from death:
201 Suppl, 75| without error that some die not, that ~they are born
202 Suppl, 75| not follow that if they die not, therefore they were
203 Suppl, 75| follows that even as all die that the bodies of all may
204 Suppl, 77| as it does in those who die ~before the perfect age.
205 Suppl, 83| condition: ~wherefore those who die under perfect age will rise
206 Suppl, 83| and they shall desire to die, and ~death shall fly from
207 Suppl, 86| in the case of ~those who die in mortal sin. Now it is
208 Suppl, 86| is certain that those who die in mortal sin ~will be damned,
209 Suppl, 93| to marry and nevertheless die before marrying would have ~
210 Suppl, 93| general commandments." But to ~die for confessing the faith
211 Suppl, 93| individual. Now if a man die in a just war in order to
212 Suppl, 93| aureole if he happen to die through his own ~carelessness
213 Suppl, 93| or other he were not to die of the mortal wound ~received,
214 Suppl, 93| mortal, and he were to ~die while in prison, he would
215 Suppl, 95| men . . . ~shall desire to die, and death shall fly from
216 Suppl, 95| is ~desirable to some to die, wherefore it is written (
217 Suppl, 96| are the souls of men who ~die without charity, since "
218 Suppl, 96| conclude that all whosoever die in mortal sin, neither faith
219 Appen1, 1| cause sorrow in children who die ~without Baptism, any more
220 Appen1, 2| the guilt: that if a man die with mortal sin, he is ~
221 Appen1, 2| not possible for a ~man to die with a venial sin and without
222 Appen2, 1| Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord. From ~henceforth
223 Appen2, 1| cleansing labor awaits those who die in the ~Lord, nor those
224 Appen2, 1| Lord, nor those who do not die in the Lord, since they
225 Appen2, 1| punishment. Now those who die in mortal sin are forthwith ~
226 Appen2, 1| punishment. Therefore those who die in charity go at ~once to
227 Appen2, 1| believeth in Me, shall not die for ever" [*Jn. ~11:26]:
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