Part, Question
1 1, 12 | excellence by the knowledge conferred by grace. But ~to be united
2 1, 20 | themselves, are more ~as conferred on the penitent, who deserved
3 1, 20 | deserved punishment, than as conferred ~on the innocent, to whom
4 1, 99 | the species, but as a gift conferred by God on the entire ~human
5 1, 99 | original righteousness, ~which conferred righteousness on the first
6 1, 99 | semen; but would have been conferred on man immediately on his
7 1, 100 | accidents which were ~natural or conferred gratuitously on the whole
8 1, 101 | just as immortality was not conferred on man in vain, ~though
9 1, 112 | those benefits which are conferred by God on man as a ~Christian,
10 1, 112 | like. But those which are conferred by God on man as a rational ~
11 2, 32 | effect, which is the good conferred on ~another. In this respect,
12 2, 57 | second ~way, as though they conferred the right use of a power
13 2, 60 | promise, or a favor already ~conferred. And corresponding to these
14 2, 81 | 1], was a gift of grace, conferred by God on ~all human nature
15 2, 85 | gift of original justice, conferred on the whole of ~human nature
16 2, 97 | and every evident benefit conferred by the new enactment; or
17 2, 100 | it is evident that it was conferred by the precepts of ~the
18 2, 102 | remind them of the benefit conferred by God on the children of ~
19 2, 102 | benefits which had been conferred especially on that people.
20 2, 105 | of David, than a benefit conferred on ~them for their profit.
21 2, 111 | all the benefits divinely ~conferred upon us are called gratuitous
22 2, 8 | that knowledge which is conferred by grace; but otherwise
23 2, 18 | participation of ~the Divine Nature, conferred on us through grace, wisdom,
24 2, 29 | not due. But a benefit conferred as being due belongs to
25 2, 29 | justice while a ~benefit conferred as not due, is gratuitous,
26 2, 29 | Therefore every benefit conferred is either an act of ~justice,
27 2, 29 | various benefits should be conferred in various ways ~according
28 2, 29 | 2: Even as all benefits conferred on our neighbor, if we ~
29 2, 37 | sacramental power is one that is ~conferred by some kind of consecration.
30 2, 37 | jurisdiction is that which is conferred ~by a mere human appointment.
31 2, 60 | one procures its being conferred on a more ~worthy subject,
32 2, 60 | one prevents its being conferred on a worthy subject by ~
33 2, 60 | counseling that it be not conferred on him, one is bound to
34 2, 76 | with which the favor was conferred than on the greatness of
35 2, 81 | thank God for the graces conferred on the ~just, which graces
36 2, 84 | Lord for a special ~favor conferred on that people, wherefore
37 2, 98 | Matrimony because no grace is ~conferred thereby. But this is not
38 2, 98 | of simony, through having conferred Orders ~simoniacally, or
39 2, 104 | Wherefore if someone has conferred a favor, not as he ought
40 2, 104 | not as he ought to ~have conferred it, the recipient should
41 2, 104 | than if the favor had been conferred ~duly, since in fact the
42 2, 104 | 3: Favors also should be conferred at a convenient time and ~
43 2, 104 | accruing from the favor conferred, and in the friendship based
44 2, 104 | his turn ~the former has conferred on him. Therefore he that
45 2, 104 | Therefore he that first conferred a ~favor will be bound to
46 2, 104 | praise, chiefly for having conferred the favor gratis ~without
47 2, 105 | that is unaware of a favor conferred on him is not ~ungrateful,
48 2, 127 | things. For since honor ~is conferred on the virtuous, not only
49 2, 145 | baptism, which is solemnly conferred on Easter-eve, on which
50 2, 145 | Church for Holy orders to be conferred every quarter of ~the year (
51 2, 145 | of Holy ~orders which are conferred at these times.~Aquin.:
52 2, 162 | when He first made man, He conferred on him the favor of being
53 2, 175 | recipients of a divinely conferred grace administer it ~in
54 2, 176 | namely bodily health, is conferred on man in ~addition to the
55 2, 182 | Church the episcopal cure is conferred with the ~solemnity of consecration,
56 3, 22 | Now these effects were conferred on us by the humanity of
57 3, 31 | great was the blessing conferred on Jehu, who wrought vengeance
58 3, 38 | from God?~(3) Whether it conferred grace?~(4) Whether others
59 3, 38 | Therefore the baptism of John conferred ~grace.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
60 3, 38 | grace. Therefore ~grace was conferred in the baptism of John.~
61 3, 38 | head-craftsman. Now grace was to be ~conferred on men through Christ, according
62 3, 38 | one is that which John conferred by ~baptizing, which is
63 3, 38 | because thereby grace was not ~conferred, as stated above (A[3]).
64 3, 38 | baptism of John should be conferred on ~all, old and young,
65 3, 38 | because John's baptism neither conferred grace nor ~imprinted a character,
66 3, 44 | Likewise in an instant He conferred perfect health on the sick.
67 3, 53 | if an ~eternal rising was conferred upon them. Also that saying
68 3, 62 | various kinds of grace are conferred." But if we examine the ~
69 3, 62 | Bede says that "Our Lord conferred a power of regeneration
70 3, 62 | sacraments of the Old Law conferred grace.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
71 3, 62 | Therefore circumcision conferred grace; and in like ~manner,
72 3, 62 | sacraments of the Old Law ~conferred sanctifying grace of themselves,
73 3, 62 | according to some, Circumcision conferred no grace, but only remitted ~
74 3, 62 | by Circumcision grace is conferred, as to the ~privative effects
75 3, 62 | others say that Circumcision conferred grace also as regards a ~
76 3, 62 | Consequently grace was conferred in Circumcision in so far
77 3, 63 | and of the holy ordination conferred ~by a hierarch." Now a sign
78 3, 63 | sign ~of the grace that is conferred by the sacrament. Now grace
79 3, 63 | invisible grace which is conferred in the sacrament. ~Secondly,
80 3, 64 | his ~own power. But Christ conferred the sacramental effect without
81 3, 64 | Whether the sacraments can be conferred by evil ministers?~Aquin.:
82 3, 64 | the sacraments cannot be conferred by evil ~ministers. For
83 3, 64 | the sacraments ~cannot be conferred by wicked men.~Aquin.: SMT
84 3, 64 | the sacraments cannot be ~conferred by evil men.~Aquin.: SMT
85 3, 64 | refused to recognize Baptism conferred by heretics or schismatics,
86 3, 65 | are greater, which are ~conferred by a greater minister. But
87 3, 65 | Confirmation and ~order are conferred by a bishop only, who is
88 3, 65 | sacraments of the Eucharist ~is conferred. Therefore those sacraments
89 3, 66 | Therefore Baptism should be conferred with fire ~rather than with
90 3, 66 | Therefore Baptism can be conferred with these also; ~and consequently
91 3, 66 | that Baptism ~can also be conferred with blood. And this seems
92 3, 66 | that Baptism cannot ~be conferred with any water; and therefore
93 3, 66 | Reply OBJ 4: Baptism may be conferred with lye and the waters
94 3, 66 | that ~Baptism is valid if conferred in these names.~Aquin.:
95 3, 66 | the sacrament is validly conferred. As to the addition of ~"
96 3, 66 | the sacrament valid if conferred in any other names.~Aquin.:
97 3, 66 | 1~Whether Baptism can be conferred in the name of Christ?~Aquin.:
98 3, 66 | seems that Baptism can be conferred in the name of Christ. For ~
99 3, 66 | now also can Baptism be ~conferred in the name of Christ.~Aquin.:
100 3, 66 | anointed." But Baptism can be conferred in the name of the Trinity: ~
101 3, 66 | fashion, yet Baptism can be ~conferred by sprinkling or also by
102 3, 66 | sacrament of Baptism is conferred at the first ~immersion;
103 3, 66 | it seems that ~Baptism is conferred a second or third time.
104 3, 66 | which baptism is said to be conferred by some in the death of ~
105 3, 66 | commanded Baptism ~to be conferred "in the name of the Father,
106 3, 66 | which is indelible, and ~is conferred with a certain consecration.
107 3, 66 | Fourthly, because Baptism is conferred principally as a remedy
108 3, 66 | Baptism at all, not being conferred in the name of the Trinity." ~
109 3, 67 | SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM IS CONFERRED (EIGHT ARTICLES)~We have
110 3, 67 | sacrament of Baptism ~is conferred. And concerning this there
111 3, 67 | wherefore ~baptism should be conferred by priests having charge
112 3, 67 | due form, it ~should be conferred by a priest having charge
113 3, 67 | sacrament of Baptism is not conferred. ~And thus is to be explained
114 3, 67 | of Baptism would not be conferred, because ~the form of the
115 3, 68 | for this end is Baptism ~conferred on a man, that being regenerated
116 3, 68 | seems that Baptism should be conferred not at once, but delayed
117 3, 68 | therefore Baptism should not be conferred on ~adults as soon as they
118 3, 68 | sacrament of Baptism should be conferred, ~since it is instituted
119 3, 68 | of ~Baptism should not be conferred. First, indeed, because
120 3, 68 | of Baptism is not to be conferred.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[68] A[
121 3, 68 | of ~Baptism is not to be conferred save on those in whom there
122 3, 68 | of Baptism is not to be conferred on ~a man who is unwilling
123 3, 68 | the sacrament if it be conferred on him, though not unto
124 3, 69 | effects of virtue which are conferred by Baptism?~(6) Whether
125 3, 70 | circumcision should have been conferred on ~the head rather than
126 3, 70 | some said that no grace was conferred, and that the ~only effect
127 3, 70 | others said that grace was conferred in circumcision, also ~as
128 3, 70 | Baptism, in which grace is conferred ~more copiously.~
129 3, 72 | Confirmation, which ~is conferred only by a minister of excellence,
130 3, 72 | power in the sacraments is conferred by the sacrament of order: ~
131 3, 72 | passive or receptive power is conferred by the sacrament of ~Baptism.
132 3, 72 | this sacrament that it be conferred by ~a bishop.~Aquin.: SMT
133 3, 72 | this sacrament that it be ~conferred by a bishop.~Aquin.: SMT
134 3, 73 | sacraments for grace to be conferred by them, ~which the name "
135 3, 74 | sacrament. But Baptism can be conferred with any kind of ~water.
136 3, 81 | received, ~nor from the honor conferred on him."~Aquin.: SMT TP
137 3, 82 | Further, as Baptism is conferred by a minister through the
138 3, 82 | Baptism is no better when conferred by a better ~priest, as
139 3, 82 | Baptism alone is allowed to be conferred by heretics, and ~schismatics,
140 3, 83 | Holy orders ~have to be conferred, and still more on Holy
141 3, 84 | God." But Penance is not conferred by the ministers of Christ,
142 3, 84 | contrary, As Baptism is conferred that we may be cleansed
143 3, 84 | proportion of a human act, is conferred, some corporeal matter is ~
144 3, 84 | fulness of the Holy Ghost is ~conferred; and in the sacrament of
145 3, 87 | exception, wherein grace is conferred, venial sins are remitted. ~
146 3, 88 | in so far as the favor conferred ~by God in forgiving those
147 3, 90 | OBJ 2: Further, grace is conferred in the sacraments of the
148 3, 90 | AA[1],3). But no grace is conferred in satisfaction. ~Therefore
149 Suppl, 8 | 26), by ~whomsoever it is conferred: and so when once a man
150 Suppl, 8 | hallowing of which grace may be conferred. Consequently ~although
151 Suppl, 8 | of death, Baptism can be conferred ~not only by a strange priest,
152 Suppl, 17| For the spiritual power conferred in a sacrament is the same ~
153 Suppl, 17| All spiritual power is conferred by some kind of ~consecration.
154 Suppl, 17| are given when orders are conferred. But ~knowledge is not always
155 Suppl, 18| when the sacraments are conferred, without the ~sacraments
156 Suppl, 18| guilt when the ~sacrament is conferred. Thirdly, by signifying
157 Suppl, 18| of the effect of Baptism conferred ~on one who has already
158 Suppl, 18| the power of the keys was conferred on Peter (Mt. 16:19) mention ~
159 Suppl, 19| punishment for sin was conferred on them, as related in Lev.
160 Suppl, 19| 2: Further, the keys are conferred on priests when by being
161 Suppl, 19| act: this blessing can be conferred by any holy ~person in whom
162 Suppl, 19| aforesaid, for, since it is only conferred with ~orders, they would
163 Suppl, 24| spiritual things are not conferred on anyone against his will.
164 Suppl, 26| in virtue of the power ~conferred on the prelates of the Church.
165 Suppl, 29| 4) on whom should it be ~conferred and in what parts; (5) Its
166 Suppl, 29| Extreme Unction could not be conferred by one ~minister: thus if
167 Suppl, 29| of the plenitude of grace conferred ~in them, could not be instituted
168 Suppl, 29| of ~Baptism, which can be conferred by all, should be expressed
169 Suppl, 30| Now this ~sacrament is conferred by way of a kind of medicament,
170 Suppl, 30| medicament, even as Baptism is ~conferred by way of washing, and the
171 Suppl, 31| Therefore this ~sacrament can be conferred even by lay people.~Aquin.:
172 Suppl, 31| sacrament whereby ~grace is conferred can be given by a deacon
173 Suppl, 32| SHOULD THIS SACRAMENT BE CONFERRED AND ON WHAT PART OF THE
174 Suppl, 32| this sacrament should be conferred and on ~what part of the
175 Suppl, 32| this sacrament should be conferred on those who are in good ~
176 Suppl, 32| 2) Whether it should be conferred in any kind of sickness?~(
177 Suppl, 32| 3) Whether it should be conferred on madmen and imbeciles?~(
178 Suppl, 32| this sacrament ought to be conferred on those who are in good ~
179 Suppl, 32| this sacrament should be conferred even on ~those who are in
180 Suppl, 32| this sacrament should be conferred on ~them also.~Aquin.: SMT
181 Suppl, 32| this sacrament should be conferred on them.~Aquin.: SMT XP
182 Suppl, 32| sacrament should not be conferred on those who are not subjects
183 Suppl, 32| spiritual health can be conferred by this sacrament on those ~
184 Suppl, 32| than this. Now Baptism is ~conferred on mad people as stated
185 Suppl, 34| whereby spiritual power is conferred on the person ordained."
186 Suppl, 34| Although in Baptism there is conferred a spiritual power to ~receive
187 Suppl, 34| else than a sanctification conferred on man with some outward ~
188 Suppl, 34| orders a consecration is conferred on ~man by visible signs,
189 Suppl, 34| material ~element, it is not conferred without some material element.~
190 Suppl, 34| consists chiefly in the power conferred. ~Now power is conferred
191 Suppl, 34| conferred. ~Now power is conferred by power, as like proceeds
192 Suppl, 34| rather than ~the others, is conferred by employing the imperative
193 Suppl, 34| power to do ~something is conferred; and so it is fitting that
194 Suppl, 34| office or power to act is conferred, and so no mention ~of reward
195 Suppl, 34| fulness of sevenfold grace is ~conferred, as stated in the text (
196 Suppl, 34| sacrament; whereas that which is conferred in ~this sacrament, namely
197 Suppl, 34| employed to show the ~powers conferred in particular by one who
198 Suppl, 35| Whether sanctifying grace is conferred in the sacrament of Order?~(
199 Suppl, 35| Whether sanctifying grace is conferred in the sacrament of Order?~
200 Suppl, 35| sanctifying grace is not conferred in the ~sacrament of Order.
201 Suppl, 35| sacrament of ~Order cannot be conferred without it. On the other
202 Suppl, 36| sacrament ought also to be conferred on sinners.~Aquin.: SMT
203 Suppl, 37| Since the consecration conferred in the sacrament of ~orders
204 Suppl, 38| the episcopal ~power is conferred by consecration, it must
205 Suppl, 39| some spiritual power is conferred from above; with ~this difference,
206 Suppl, 40| the greater Orders are not conferred except on Saturdays [*The ~
207 Suppl, 40| a higher power cannot be conferred by a lower, nor equal ~by
208 Suppl, 42| Therefore grace is not conferred therein.~Aquin.: SMT XP
209 Suppl, 42| would seem that grace is not conferred in matrimony, as a ~remedy
210 Suppl, 42| grace. Therefore grace is conferred therein.~Aquin.: SMT XP
211 Suppl, 42| 26] said that grace is ~conferred therein as regards the withdrawal
212 Suppl, 56| for which reason it is not conferred on women, ~and consequently
213 Suppl, 63| Therefore no sacrament is conferred therein.~Aquin.: SMT XP
214 Suppl, 71| and ~things of this kind conferred something on the dead. Therefore
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