Part, Question
1 1, 2 | solely in what it does ~not consist; as Damascene says (De Fide
2 1, 5 | essence of goodness does not consist in mode, ~species and order.
3 1, 5 | essence of goodness does not consist in mode, ~species and order.~
4 1, 5 | essence of ~goodness does not consist in mode, species and order.~
5 1, 5 | essence of goodness does not consist in mode, species and ~order.~
6 1, 5 | essence of goodness does not consist in mode, ~species and order.~
7 1, 6 | perfection and form of an effect consist in a certain ~likeness to
8 1, 10 | is explained by some to consist ~in the fact that eternity
9 1, 10 | difference between these three to consist in the fact ~that eternity
10 1, 12 | or its beatitude would consist in something else beside
11 1, 39 | substantive and adjectival names ~consist in this, that the former
12 1, 43 | effects of grace, which ~consist in the illumination of the
13 1, 58 | and beatitude does not ~consist in habit, but in act, as
14 1, 62 | cannot, in the vision of God, consist ~precisely in that which
15 1, 64 | man's happiness does not consist in knowing sensible natures;
16 1, 64 | does the angel's happiness consist in knowing separated substances.~
17 1, 65 | rewards. ~For such rewards, as consist in these visible things,
18 1, 75 | act of this power does not consist in moving, but in being
19 1, 76 | ultimate happiness of man must consist in this operation as properly ~
20 1, 77 | substances ~only does man consist; the soul with its reason,
21 1, 39 | substantive and adjectival names ~consist in this, that the former
22 1, 43 | effects of grace, which ~consist in the illumination of the
23 1, 59 | and beatitude does not ~consist in habit, but in act, as
24 1, 63 | cannot, in the vision of God, consist ~precisely in that which
25 1, 65 | man's happiness does not consist in knowing sensible natures;
26 1, 65 | does the angel's happiness consist in knowing separated substances.~
27 1, 66 | rewards. ~For such rewards, as consist in these visible things,
28 1, 74 | act of this power does not consist in moving, but in being
29 1, 75 | ultimate happiness of man must consist in this operation as properly ~
30 1, 76 | substances ~only does man consist; the soul with its reason,
31 1, 87 | ultimate happiness of man to ~consist. Nor, as regards the present
32 1, 102 | of the multitude seems to consist in order, and ~peace which
33 1, 118 | multiplied; for multitude cannot consist in the ~addition of a thing
34 2, 1 | some held man's last end to consist in four things, viz. ~"in
35 2, 2 | man's last end, it must consist in that which has the ~greatest
36 2, 2 | man's happiness does not consist in ~wealth.~Aquin.: SMT
37 2, 2 | impossible for man's happiness to consist in ~wealth. For wealth is
38 2, 2 | that man's happiness cannot consist in natural wealth. ~For
39 2, 2 | the last end of man, to consist in ~wealth.~Aquin.: SMT
40 2, 2 | sovereign good ~does not consist therein.~Aquin.: SMT FS
41 2, 2 | Therefore ~happiness does not consist in honor.~Aquin.: SMT FS
42 2, 2 | impossible for happiness to consist in honor. For ~honor is
43 2, 2 | happiness cannot principally consist ~therein.~Aquin.: SMT FS
44 2, 2 | For ~happiness seems to consist in that which is paid to
45 2, 2 | man's happiness does not consist in fame or glory.~Aquin.:
46 2, 2 | Man's happiness cannot consist in human fame or glory. ~
47 2, 2 | man's happiness cannot consist in fame or glory. On the
48 2, 2 | impossible for happiness to consist in power; and ~this for
49 2, 2 | Wherefore some happiness might consist ~in the good use of power,
50 2, 2 | man's happiness does not consist in goods of the body.~Aquin.:
51 2, 2 | impossible for man's happiness to consist in the ~goods of the body;
52 2, 2 | end, its last end cannot consist in the ~preservation of
53 2, 2 | man's last end, cannot consist in goods of the body.~Aquin.:
54 2, 2 | and yet happiness does not consist in ~them. Because in every
55 2, 2 | But happiness does not ~consist in external goods, nor in
56 2, 3 | Consequently ~happiness must consist in man's last act. But it
57 2, 3 | happiness must ~of necessity consist in an operation.~Aquin.:
58 2, 3 | no matter in what it may consist, is not ~that man's happiness;
59 2, 3 | Therefore ~happiness does not consist in a sensitive operation.~
60 2, 3 | man's happiness does not consist in goods of the body, ~which
61 2, 3 | is impossible for it ~to consist in an act of the will. For
62 2, 3 | attainment of the end does not consist in the very act of ~the
63 2, 3 | that the ~last end cannot consist in the active life, which
64 2, 3 | final happiness does not consist in the consideration of ~
65 2, 3 | perfect happiness cannot consist essentially in the ~consideration
66 2, 3 | final perfection cannot ~consist in the knowledge of sensibles.
67 2, 3 | that man's happiness cannot consist in the ~consideration of
68 2, 3 | that man's happiness should consist ~in the contemplation of
69 2, 3 | s final ~perfection will consist in his attaining to a contemplation
70 2, 3 | man's happiness does not consist in the vision ~of the Divine
71 2, 3 | namely, happiness, does not consist in God being seen in His
72 2, 3 | and perfect happiness can consist in nothing else ~than the
73 2, 4 | that Happiness does not consist in bodily ~goods. Therefore
74 2, 4 | OBJ 1: Happiness does not consist in bodily good as its object: ~
75 2, 15 | intellect, whose act does not ~consist in a movement towards the
76 2, 18 | of its goodness does not ~consist wholly in its species, but
77 2, 19 | in some way, simple and consist of one ~principle. Now the
78 2, 19 | since moral good and evil consist in action in so ~far as
79 2, 24 | hand, those passions ~which consist in aversion from good, and
80 2, 27 | thing; and in this does love consist. ~Therefore it is not possible
81 2, 31 | 3. But delight does not consist in being moved, but in having
82 2, 31 | to be perfected does not consist in being passive or in being
83 2, 32 | Further, leisure and rest consist in cessation from work:
84 2, 45 | daring, being passions, consist in a movement of the appetite,
85 2, 50 | qualities of the third species consist in some ~"becoming" and
86 2, 64 | of such virtues does not consist in a mean, but ~increases
87 2, 69 | beatitude has been held to consist ~in one of three things:
88 2, 71 | vice of a thing seems to consist in its not being disposed
89 2, 72 | Accordingly, those sins which consist in spiritual pleasure, are
90 2, 72 | sins; while those which consist in carnal pleasure, are
91 2, 72 | Further, every division should consist of things in opposition
92 2, 73 | another. For sin does not ~consist in passing from the many
93 2, 76 | seems that the sin will consist in the act itself of the
94 2, 87 | something. Because some sins consist in turning away ~from the
95 2, 100 | mode of virtue seems to consist properly in working ~willingly
96 2, 101 | ceremonial precepts does not ~consist in their pertaining to the
97 2, 101 | ceremonial precepts does not ~consist in their pertaining to Divine
98 2, 101 | external worship will not consist ~in anything figurative,
99 2, 107 | but the New Law does not consist chiefly ~in these latter
100 2, 108 | into use in human life, consist ~in three things: viz. in
101 2, 108 | the evangelical counsels consist. Moreover, every form of
102 2, 2 | merit of faith whether it consist in ~persecution inflicted
103 2, 2 | opposition to faith, whether it consist in a ~man's thoughts, or
104 2, 5 | Further, those things which consist in something supreme cannot ~
105 2, 8 | practical knowledge cannot consist in that ~very knowledge,
106 2, 9 | deem the ~perfect good to consist in them. Hence they sin
107 2, 9 | But man's beatitude does ~consist somewhat in the right use
108 2, 10 | sin of unbelief ~seems to consist entirely in a perverse will:
109 2, 10 | as are inordinate, and consist of contentious words rather
110 2, 12 | apostasy seems rather to consist in some outward deed or
111 2, 13 | despair and presumption consist, not in ~disbelieving in
112 2, 15 | those who believe in God ~consist in the precepts of the Law.
113 2, 18 | Perfection, ~however, does not consist in the renunciation itself
114 2, 19 | despair and unbelief, consist principally in aversion
115 2, 19 | things. Other sins, however, consist principally in conversion
116 2, 22 | theological virtues, which consist in ~attaining this first
117 2, 22 | intellectual virtues, which consist in attaining ~human reason:
118 2, 24 | companionship of the angels does not consist in outward ~fellowship,
119 2, 35 | thirdly, those things which consist in deeds, viz. schism, ~
120 2, 41 | venial sins of the perfect consist chiefly in sudden ~movements,
121 2, 52 | Because those sins that consist of inward actions, are more
122 2, 53 | last end, which ~does not consist in the goods of the body,
123 2, 53 | Further, fraud seems to consist in unlawfully taking or
124 2, 56 | act of justice does not consist in ~rendering to each one
125 2, 56 | act of justice does not consist in rendering to each one
126 2, 59 | and commutation. These ~consist in the use of certain externals,
127 2, 62 | necessary use would seem to consist in the fact that ~animals
128 2, 63 | 4) Whether the sins that consist in inflicting such like
129 2, 63 | sinful in so far as they consist in an involuntary commutation. ~
130 2, 64 | to theft that it should consist in taking another's thing ~
131 2, 64 | another's thing, so does it consist in keeping it ~back.~Aquin.:
132 2, 64 | to theft that it should consist in taking another's thing
133 2, 65 | commutative justice, that ~consist in words injurious to our
134 2, 68 | reckon 'all' ~and 'whole' to consist of three parts." Now we
135 2, 70 | seem that reviling does not consist in words. Reviling ~implies
136 2, 70 | Therefore reviling does not consist ~in words.~Aquin.: SMT SS
137 2, 70 | Therefore ~reviling does not consist in words.~Aquin.: SMT SS
138 2, 70 | OBJ 3: Railing and taunts consist in words, even as reviling, ~
139 2, 72 | tale-bearing. ~For sins of word consist in speaking evil. Now a
140 2, 76 | the use of which does not consist in ~their consumption: thus
141 2, 86 | purpose and so forth, may consist in a mere movement ~of the
142 2, 86 | anyone from a vow seems to consist in ~deciding in what circumstances
143 2, 90 | above, sins against religion consist in going ~beyond the mean
144 2, 93 | divinations, since they consist in entering into compact
145 2, 94 | genus of the deed, for they consist in certain fasts and prayers ~
146 2, 94 | observances of the magic art consist in certain fasts ~and abstinences.
147 2, 95 | temptation of God does not consist in ~certain deeds wherein
148 2, 95 | temptation of God does not consist in anything ~pertaining
149 2, 95 | temptation of God does not ~consist in such like deeds, wherein
150 2, 96 | Therefore perjury seems to consist in swearing by ~false gods
151 2, 98 | Therefore simony does not consist in a will to buy something ~
152 2, 101 | Therefore honor does not consist of corporal ~things.~Aquin.:
153 2, 101 | glory. Now ~praise and glory consist of external things. Therefore
154 2, 101 | as God is concerned, may consist of the mere internal ~movement
155 2, 102 | rectitude of human will consist chiefly in conformity with
156 2, 112 | But this virtue does ~not consist in doing that, but in behaving
157 2, 115 | surpasses those goods that consist of external ~things. Again,
158 2, 127 | proportionately, even if it ~consist in the use of some small
159 2, 132 | magnificence would seem to consist in doing something great.
160 2, 133 | meanness, it would merely ~consist in excessive spending. But
161 2, 134 | patience, in heaven, will not ~consist in bearing things, but in
162 2, 143 | But virtue ~does not consist in external wealth. Therefore
163 2, 144 | kingdom of God does not consist in abstinence, for the Apostle ~
164 2, 150 | In what does virginity consist?~(2) Whether it is lawful?~(
165 2, 150 | that virginity does not consist in integrity of the ~flesh.
166 2, 150 | the flesh would seem to consist in the ~seal of virginal
167 2, 150 | Therefore virginity does not consist in ~incorruption of the
168 2, 150 | Therefore virginity does not consist in incorruption of the ~
169 2, 150 | religion, the acts of which consist in being occupied about ~
170 2, 155 | both clemency and meekness consist in a certain decrease; for ~
171 2, 155 | mode and name ~of justice consist in a certain "equality,"
172 2, 155 | clemency and meekness likewise consist in a ~certain restraint,
173 2, 159 | because virtue does not consist externals, but chiefly ~
174 2, 159 | with equanimity, whether it consist of ~words or deeds. For
175 2, 160 | root of pride is found to consist in man not ~being, in some
176 2, 161 | first man's pride did not consist in his ~coveting the Divine
177 2, 165 | perfection ~would seem to consist in his intellect being reduced
178 2, 166 | weariness of soul must needs ~consist in the application of some
179 2, 177 | life of plants is said to consist in nourishment ~and generation;
180 2, 178 | the contemplative life ~to consist in the "love of God," inasmuch
181 2, 178 | intellectual knowledge does not consist in the ~phantasms themselves,
182 2, 181 | beauty of the Church, ~which consist in a certain order; wherefore
183 2, 182 | Christian life does not ~consist chiefly in charity. For
184 2, 182 | Christian life does not chiefly consist in charity.~Aquin.: SMT
185 2, 182 | human senses would seem to consist ~chiefly in their concurring
186 2, 182 | charity, ~seemingly, does not consist in the observance of the
187 2, 182 | that, Perfection is said to consist in a thing in two ways:
188 2, 182 | understand righteousness to consist neither in eating ~nor in
189 2, 183 | life does not essentially consist in voluntary poverty, but ~
190 3, 22 | his peace and salvation consist. ~Wherefore under the old
191 3, 33 | Incarnation, which we ~hold to consist in this, that the Word of
192 3, 34 | ultimate ~perfection does not consist in power or habit, but in
193 3, 40 | kingdom of God does not consist in ~eating and drinking,
194 3, 60 | that the sacramental signs consist in ~sensible things: just
195 3, 61 | Further, the sacraments consist in certain elements, as
196 3, 62 | therefore, the sacraments ~consist in certain words and created
197 3, 84 | the ~penitent, whether it consist of words or deeds, must
198 3, 84 | this sacrament does not consist in the use of matter employed ~
199 3, 86 | are actual sins, which ~consist in an actual disorder of
200 3, 90 | sacraments the ~matter does not consist of human acts, but of some
201 3, 90 | AA[5],6) that sacraments consist of things and words. But
202 Suppl, 8 | other sacraments do not consist in an action of the ~recipient,
203 Suppl, 12| Therefore satisfaction does not consist in removing the causes of
204 Suppl, 30| of glory; which ~defects consist in nothing else but a certain
205 Suppl, 36| Therefore order does not ~consist in the mere merit of holiness.~
206 Suppl, 38| the subdeacon does ~not consist in these things, but in
207 Suppl, 43| sometimes a betrothal does not consist of a mere ~promise, but
208 Suppl, 49| goods, in so far as they consist in ~a habit, make a marriage
209 Suppl, 70| substances ~alone does man consist, soul and body: the soul
210 Suppl, 71| This assistance did not consist in a diminishment of their ~
211 Suppl, 72| cleansing would seem to consist in purifying the ~parts
212 Suppl, 74| many generations it ~will consist: even so old age, which
213 Suppl, 78| the ~human body does not consist therein. But the human body
214 Suppl, 79| and pain or sorrow which consist in the operation of the
215 Suppl, 89| happiness must be held to consist ~in that operation when
216 Suppl, 89| man's ~beatitude does not consist chiefly otherwise than in
217 Suppl, 92| reward of the blessed will consist of ~internal goods. Therefore
218 Suppl, 92| as to that ~in which they consist, but not considered as dowries;
219 Suppl, 93| speaking, because they do not consist in things directed to the
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