Part, Question
1 1, 22 | stability of necessity to things provided.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[22] A[
2 1, 23 | anything in ~the things provided for; but is a type in the
3 1, 23 | less, just as he ~pleases (provided he deprives nobody of his
4 1, 23 | as natural effects are provided ~by God in such a way that
5 1, 39 | persons of the one ~essence, provided that these genitives be
6 1, 39 | is tolerated by some, provided that "another" be taken
7 1, 39 | property of the Holy Ghost; provided the ~"use" be taken in a
8 1, 47 | that the divine Architect ~provided this one sun for the one
9 1, 63 | Godlike, he commits ~no sin; provided that he desires such likeness
10 1, 76 | other animals are naturally provided with a ~covering, for instance,
11 1, 76 | are, moreover, naturally provided with arms, as claws, ~teeth,
12 1, 76 | lit. ii, 1). God, however, provided in ~this case by applying
13 1, 39 | persons of the one ~essence, provided that these genitives be
14 1, 39 | is tolerated by some, provided that "another" be taken
15 1, 39 | property of the Holy Ghost; provided the ~"use" be taken in a
16 1, 48 | that the divine Architect ~provided this one sun for the one
17 1, 64 | Godlike, he commits ~no sin; provided that he desires such likeness
18 1, 75 | other animals are naturally provided with a ~covering, for instance,
19 1, 75 | are, moreover, naturally provided with arms, as claws, ~teeth,
20 1, 75 | lit. ii, 1). God, however, provided in ~this case by applying
21 1, 77 | contrary, for this has ~nature provided a variety of organs, that
22 1, 77 | In the same way nature provided various mediums for the ~
23 1, 84 | which is one and the same, provided that the composition be ~
24 1, 90 | other animals, for these are provided with covering ~and natural
25 1, 93 | such ~matters, and that provided he does not assent rashly,
26 1, 96 | against such loss man was provided with food, ~taken from the
27 1, 96 | paradise, as now we are provided with the ~food, which we
28 1, 96 | Against this defect man was provided with a remedy in the ~tree
29 1, 101 | other place than ~the one provided for other animals. Therefore
30 1, 117 | but the foetal matter is provided by the female. In this matter, ~
31 2, 5 | necessaries, although ~it has not provided him with weapons and clothing,
32 2, 5 | weapons and clothing, as it provided other ~animals, because
33 2, 15 | what follows is removed, ~provided that, properly speaking,
34 2, 16 | that use follows choice; provided that by ~use we mean the
35 2, 18 | directed to the good of virtue, provided he direct his body ~itself
36 2, 25 | passions; ~and this is true, provided that by hope and fear we
37 2, 33 | but only accidentally; provided we take ~thirst or desire
38 2, 37 | strives to shake off sorrow, ~provided there is a hope of shaking
39 2, 38 | pleasure and by any other, ~provided it be intense." ~Aquin.:
40 2, 58 | are the limbs of the body, provided they ~be in a healthy condition,
41 2, 58 | knowledge he ~does not sin: provided, however, that this knowledge
42 2, 58 | reason as ~to everything, provided he have it with regard to
43 2, 65 | habits of these virtues - provided we speak ~of acquired virtue.
44 2, 65 | execution: thus animals are provided with ~organs whereby to
45 2, 76 | itself voluntary and sinful, provided it be about ~matters one
46 2, 77 | particular animal is sterile, ~provided he knows it to be a mule,
47 2, 81 | which he has of ~himself, provided it be transmissible. But
48 2, 81 | result of the matter which is provided by the mother, not as punishments, ~
49 2, 85 | go on ~thus indefinitely, provided that what is subtracted
50 2, 91 | are called human laws, provided the other essential conditions
51 2, 93 | the character of a law, provided the other conditions be ~
52 2, 95 | anything founded on reason, provided that it foster religion,
53 2, 96 | man bound to obey the law, provided ~he avoid giving scandal
54 2, 103 | Christianity to observe them, provided they did not put their trust
55 2, 105 | etc. Therefore the Law provided insufficiently in ~regard
56 2, 105 | ordering of the rulers was well provided for by the Law.~Aquin.:
57 2, 105 | and so forth. Now the Law provided ~sufficiently in respect
58 2, 105 | These three points were provided for by ~the Law. Because,
59 2, 105 | ii, 6); therefore the Law provided a threefold remedy against
60 2, 105 | of this ~confusion, and provided that the dead should be
61 2, 105 | clear that the Old ~Law provided sufficiently concerning
62 2, 106 | temporal matter. But God provided ~man from the beginning
63 2, 108 | attain to eternal happiness, ~provided he does not place his end
64 2, 10 | public about the faith, provided there be those who are equal
65 2, 25 | and to the children to be provided by ~their parents with what
66 2, 31 | grievous pain or ~death; provided, however, that the mind
67 2, 31 | he is bound by charity, provided there be something in that
68 2, 37 | the unity of the Church, provided they be of commendable ~
69 2, 38 | Hept. qu. x super Jos): ~"Provided the war be just, it is no
70 2, 38 | carry on a war on holy days, provided there be need for doing
71 2, 40 | It is lawful to fight, provided it be for the common good, ~
72 2, 41 | is not sinful in ~itself, provided it be done with no evil
73 2, 41 | foretells must happen, provided it be taken conjointly with
74 2, 42 | the love of our neighbor, provided we put not ~aside the love
75 2, 42 | without gaining the victory, provided they do nothing contrary ~
76 2, 48 | for this reason she has provided ~animals not only with the
77 2, 52 | mortal but a venial sin, ~provided the negligence arise, not
78 2, 55 | make a thing to be ~just provided it be not, of itself, contrary
79 2, 58 | the case, he might have provided for it by law.~Aquin.: SMT
80 2, 60 | another from ~evil-doing (provided he be able and bound to
81 2, 62 | anything for ~the common good, provided it harm nobody: but if it
82 2, 62 | being violated by force, provided ~she does not consent, since "
83 2, 62 | having the power to do so, provided it be ~in keeping with one'
84 2, 62 | to repel force by force, provided one does not exceed the ~
85 2, 65 | punishment to a guilty person, provided the ~injured party consent
86 2, 66 | is bound to accusation, provided he can offer ~sufficient
87 2, 66 | Praesumunt.]. Otherwise, provided they be in other respects ~
88 2, 68 | unless the contrary ~appear, provided this does not threaten injury
89 2, 68 | necessary for salvation, provided the ~witness be competent,
90 2, 69 | of the assistance he has ~provided. If, however, he defends
91 2, 69 | and to all like persons; provided, however, they take a ~moderate
92 2, 74 | speak evil of punishment, provided the mode of speaking be
93 2, 75 | useful ~to someone else, provided the seller take as much
94 2, 76 | a usurer by profession; provided the borrower have a good
95 2, 77 | guilty of an omission, provided he does what he can. The
96 2, 79 | deserves no less praise, ~provided there be no failing on the
97 2, 79 | not the merit of virtue, provided it be ~done voluntarily.
98 2, 81 | mercy [*Cf. A[15], ad 1], provided ~however he fulfil the four
99 2, 85 | of a multitude should be provided with all ~goods, so that
100 2, 87 | the fulfilment of truth; provided always that ~the other two
101 2, 87 | condition, for ~instance, "provided he give his consent" or
102 2, 91 | excessive in the divine worship, provided it ~be in accordance with
103 2, 93 | judgment by casting lots, provided due reverence be observed.
104 2, 95 | this is not tempting God, provided there be just motive of
105 2, 98 | custom it is not ~simoniacal, provided there be no intention of
106 2, 98 | the Church or of the poor provided ~they first be broken, after
107 2, 98 | bishop ~also can dispense, provided the beneficiary first of
108 2, 99 | other means of support, provided they incite us to nothing
109 2, 102 | nonetheless praiseworthy, provided ~the will of him that obeys
110 2, 102 | superabundance of perfection; provided, however, such things be
111 2, 105 | if he fails to repay it, provided he be prepared to do so
112 2, 106 | vengeance may be lawful, provided other due ~circumstances
113 2, 106 | should be wrought on them: provided, however, that ~this can
114 2, 110 | involve an officious lie: ~provided it be do without injury
115 2, 116 | ad 1; FS, Q[84], A[4]), ~provided that itself be frequently
116 2, 139 | use ~of pleasant things provided that not only they be not
117 2, 151 | which they are adapted, provided this end be ~something truly
118 2, 151 | acts can be without sin, provided they ~be performed in due
119 2, 151 | not how they are emitted, provided one observe the ~decencies
120 2, 152 | is secret, and cannot be provided by witnesses, because she
121 2, 166 | something novel or ~amusing, provided that joking be not incompatible
122 2, 166 | are they in a state of sin provided that their playing be moderated, ~
123 2, 169 | be reduced to a passion, provided we understand ~passion to
124 2, 172 | by ~intellectual vision, provided the same truth be revealed
125 2, 173 | is ~directed naturally: provided this be not done intentionally,
126 2, 179 | directly to the active life, provided we take ~prudence in its
127 2, 180 | enter the heavenly kingdom, provided one omit not the good actions
128 2, 182 | degrees of perfection, provided one attain to the lowest.~
129 2, 183 | will never eat flesh": ~provided, however, the scandal is
130 2, 183 | subjects can be sufficiently ~provided for by another person in
131 2, 183 | His power, ~seeing that He provided for their wants without
132 2, 184 | sin (Q[184], A[2], ad 3), provided there be no contempt, as
133 2, 184 | of one's ~state of life: provided there be no contempt of
134 2, 184 | and we too commend him: ~provided we acknowledge the first
135 2, 185 | labor. Hence nature ~has provided man with hands instead of
136 2, 185 | clothes, with which she ~has provided other animals, in order
137 2, 187 | fulfil what he has ~vowed, provided this be something pertaining
138 2, 187 | this ~cannot be denied, provided it be certain that this
139 2, 187 | regular to a monastic order, provided ~withal that one seek the
140 3, 11 | not actually tend to all; provided it actually tends to ~everything
141 3, 11 | to is not reduced to act; provided ~that that which befits
142 3, 21 | secundum ~quid] - that is, provided no obstacle be discovered
143 3, 34 | but not ~to evil sinfully; provided, however, its nature be
144 3, 36 | built the Ark of Noe, who ~provided others with the means of
145 3, 41 | Hence the Lord ~miraculously provided the children of Israel with
146 3, 41 | fashion ~Christ miraculously provided the crowds with food in
147 3, 41 | However, it ~matters not, provided it be made clear that all
148 3, 48 | suffers for ~justice's sake, provided that he be in a state of
149 3, 49 | bodies: yet there is a remedy provided for man through ~Christ'
150 3, 49 | there is always a remedy provided through Christ's Passion,
151 3, 62 | their guilt remains, man is provided with a special remedy in
152 3, 62 | Under the ~Law circumcision provided the same health-giving balm
153 3, 64 | him as to bodily ~union, provided it be united to him by some
154 3, 64 | confer a true sacrament, ~provided that the other essentials
155 3, 65 | the sacrament of Baptism, ~provided that some unavoidable obstacle,
156 3, 67 | the ~sacrament of Baptism, provided they baptize in the form
157 3, 68 | in the one who ~baptizes: provided the other conditions are
158 3, 72 | is ~possible without it, provided it be not omitted out of
159 3, 75 | Christ is made of bread"; provided that by ~the word "bread"
160 3, 80 | itself or ~with other things, provided it be taken by way of food
161 3, 80 | wherewith the mouth is rinsed, provided they be not ~swallowed in
162 3, 80 | body without the blood, provided that the priest who ~consecrates
163 3, 83 | causes ~mentioned above; provided that the consecrators held
164 3, 84 | matter pre-exists, being ~provided by nature, as water, or
165 3, 84 | sacrament pre-exists, being provided by ~nature; since it is
166 3, 89 | s ~merciful forgiveness, provided they be careful to expiate
167 Suppl, 4 | displeasure, the better it ~is, provided he exercises the acts of
168 Suppl, 5 | sorrow, however slight it be, provided it ~suffice for true contrition,
169 Suppl, 5 | same ~applies to contrition provided it fulfill the necessary
170 Suppl, 6 | wherefore he does not ~sin, provided his confession thereof tally
171 Suppl, 8 | Secondly, that ~they may be provided with suitable remedies for
172 Suppl, 10| man submits by confessing, provided he offers no obstacle ~so
173 Suppl, 11| has heard ~in confession, provided he knows it from some other
174 Suppl, 13| can satisfy for another, provided he be in a ~state of charity,
175 Suppl, 18| confession and absolution, provided he offered no obstacle. ~
176 Suppl, 19| The assertion is true, provided matter be not lacking as
177 Suppl, 22| those who are not priests, provided they have ~jurisdiction
178 Suppl, 25| efficacy ~claimed for them, provided that he who grants them
179 Suppl, 25| all the good ~deeds done, provided he have charity: secondly,
180 Suppl, 25| action; and in this way, provided there be a ~lawful cause,
181 Suppl, 26| grant them, as he lists, provided the ~cause be a lawful one:
182 Suppl, 27| seculars and religious, provided ~they have charity and satisfy
183 Suppl, 30| the ~guilt is concerned, provided there be no obstacle on
184 Suppl, 30| it ~produces it always, provided there be no obstacle on
185 Suppl, 35| things, since animals are provided with members, by which their
186 Suppl, 38| the episcopal ~dignity, provided they bear no immediate relation
187 Suppl, 38| and the other sacraments, provided they ~observe the due form
188 Suppl, 40| if they be poor, must be ~provided for by the bishop who ordained
189 Suppl, 41| some particular ~nation, provided we understand it as referring
190 Suppl, 43| marriage code, and they provided guarantors. This promise
191 Suppl, 48| I consent to take thee ~provided however that you know me
192 Suppl, 51| him, he ~is wholly excused provided he take due care. Wherefore
193 Suppl, 51| receiving the character, provided he intend to receive what
194 Suppl, 55| in words or in writing, ~provided the person who denounces
195 Suppl, 55| witnesses ~may be called provided they be unexceptionable.
196 Suppl, 61| other, but conditionally, ~provided neither consort meanwhile
197 Suppl, 71| through having, while living, provided for ~suffrage to be offered
198 Suppl, 71| celebrated, their graves provided, and themselves while ~living
199 Suppl, 72| an additional argument is provided by the common custom of
200 Suppl, 72| lost by the action of fire, provided the species ~of water remain.
201 Suppl, 74| and body, since "God has provided something better for us,
202 Suppl, 85| those who are to be ~judged, provided that Christ can be seen
203 Suppl, 88| its purpose is attained, provided this is a sequel ~to, and
204 Suppl, 92| adorned and the husband provided with an adequate support
205 Suppl, 93| virgin will have the aureole provided she be of the number of
206 Suppl, 93| flesh remaining withal, provided it be found at the end ~
207 Suppl, 93| not forfeit the aureole, ~provided she retain unfailingly the
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