Part, Question
1 1, 12 | 2~Hence we know that His relationship with creatures so far as
2 1, 13 | applied to God signify His relationship towards creatures: thus
3 1, 28 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Relationship is not predicated of God
4 1, 61 | stands in evidence from the relationship of creature to creature; ~
5 1, 61 | creature; ~because the mutual relationship of creatures makes up the
6 1, 61 | created as to bear some relationship to the corporeal creature,
7 1, 61 | in order ~to show their relationship to corporeal nature, and
8 1, 66 | those ~which have a general relationship to things. And, therefore,
9 1, 76 | which have an indifferent relationship to a ~quantitative whole
10 1, 62 | stands in evidence from the relationship of creature to creature; ~
11 1, 62 | creature; ~because the mutual relationship of creatures makes up the
12 1, 62 | created as to bear some relationship to the corporeal creature,
13 1, 62 | in order ~to show their relationship to corporeal nature, and
14 1, 67 | those ~which have a general relationship to things. And, therefore,
15 1, 75 | which have an indifferent relationship to a ~quantitative whole
16 1, 78 | but it must be one in its ~relationship to all those things from
17 1, 84 | object, we must consider its ~relationship to that quiddity in order
18 1, 87 | state of life has a natural relationship to the natures of ~material
19 1, 91 | of ~generation. But close relationship makes a person unfit for
20 2, 6 | aspect of end, and the ~relationship of the means to that end.
21 2, 6 | the aspect of end, ~or the relationship of an act to the end. Such
22 2, 6 | ignorance has a threefold relationship to the act of the will: ~
23 2, 19 | For the end has a closer relationship to the will than ~to any
24 2, 22 | them: (3) ~Their mutual relationship: (4) Their malice and goodness.~
25 2, 35 | their species from ~their relationship to something extrinsic,
26 2, 84 | on account of a natural relationship of the ends to one ~another:
27 2, 90 | needs regard principally the relationship to ~happiness. Moreover,
28 2, 90 | needs regard properly the relationship to ~universal happiness.
29 2, 104 | neighbor, for such is the relationship of a ~slave to his master,
30 2, 104 | directed, as pertaining to the relationship between man and man, and ~
31 2, 105 | justice on account of his relationship." Hence it is ~evident that
32 2, 4 | A[1] Body Para. 3/5~The relationship of the act of faith to the
33 2, 8 | without grace?~(6) Of the relationship of the gift of understanding
34 2, 8 | actions have a ~certain relationship to faith: since "faith worketh
35 2, 18 | may stand in a threefold relationship to charity. In one ~way
36 2, 29 | whom it unites, to a mutual relationship: it turns the inferior to
37 2, 56 | intercourse." Now ~this implies relationship of one man to another. Therefore
38 2, 119 | men on account of their ~relationship to God. Hence it belongs
39 2, 127 | things. Now virtue bears a relationship to two things, ~first to
40 2, 147 | answer that, Virtue includes relationship to two things, to the ~contrary
41 2, 152 | mutually united by spiritual relationship, is a sacrilege ~after the
42 2, 171 | Divine essence save only a ~relationship to the creature - and because
43 3, 14 | OBJ 2: From the natural relationship which is between the soul
44 3, 14 | glory. Yet this ~natural relationship in Christ was subject to
45 3, 19 | many if we consider their relationship to various objects. And
46 3, 28 | the same mother; but by relationship, as being ~blood-relations
47 3, 35 | made from some matter, the ~relationship of motherhood and sonship
48 3, 59 | consider first of all the relationship subsisting between Christ'
49 3, 60 | secret"; or from having some relationship to this sanctity, which ~
50 3, 60 | to this sanctity, which ~relationship may be that of a cause,
51 3, 75 | black." Yet because of the relationship ~of the extremes in all
52 3, 76 | sacrament, we express a kind of ~relationship to this sacrament. According
53 3, 76 | on them, but because the relationship of Christ's body ~to those
54 3, 76 | s body have no immediate relationship either to ~this sacrament
55 Suppl, 50| which denotes the close relationship between two persons, in ~
56 Suppl, 50| where we have a close relationship between two ~persons arising
57 Suppl, 54| flesh," on account of the relationship between them. Therefore
58 Suppl, 54| one corresponds to the ~relationship between cause and effect,
59 Suppl, 54| corresponding to the first ~relationship, the "ascending" line corresponding
60 Suppl, 54| the series but a mutual relationship existing ~between certain
61 Suppl, 55| they do not acquire any ~relationship of affinity. ~Aquin.: SMT
62 Suppl, 55| begotten is in the same kind of relationship, ~but in a different degree,
63 Suppl, 55| enters ~into a new kind of relationship.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[55] A[
64 Suppl, 55| affinity; ~since affinity is a relationship between persons that results
65 Suppl, 55| follows: Affinity is the ~relationship of persons which results
66 Suppl, 55| justice of public honesty is a relationship arising ~out of betrothal,
67 Suppl, 55| cause, namely that this relationship was instituted by the Church ~
68 Suppl, 55| produces the same species ~of relationship; the other is by the marriage
69 Suppl, 55| produces a ~different kind of relationship from the beginning: thus
70 Suppl, 55| affinity but another kind of relationship; and ~consequently a married
71 Suppl, 55| through marriage ~contracts relationship with an affine of the second
72 Suppl, 55| in ~the same way as the relationship arising out of betrothal.
73 Suppl, 55| Wherefore since the degrees of relationship are ~distinguished in reference
74 Suppl, 55| degrees in propinquity of relationship can only be ~taken in reference
75 Suppl, 55| difference in the kind of relationship but not in ~the degrees.
76 Suppl, 56| IMPEDIMENT OF SPIRITUAL RELATIONSHIP (FIVE ARTICLES)~We must
77 Suppl, 56| impediment of spiritual relationship: under ~which head there
78 Suppl, 56| inquiry:~(1) Whether spiritual relationship is an impediment to marriage? ~(
79 Suppl, 56| Para. 1/1~Whether spiritual relationship is an impediment to marriage?~
80 Suppl, 56| would seem that spiritual relationship is not an impediment to ~
81 Suppl, 56| marriage good. Now spiritual relationship is not contrary to a ~marriage
82 Suppl, 56| marriage. But spiritual relationship sometimes stands together
83 Suppl, 56| he contracts a ~spiritual relationship with his wife, and yet the
84 Suppl, 56| dissolved. Therefore spiritual relationship is not an impediment to ~
85 Suppl, 56| Therefore since spiritual relationship ~is a union of the spirit,
86 Suppl, 56| effects. Now spiritual ~relationship is apparently contrary to
87 Suppl, 56| worship, since ~spiritual relationship is a kinship resulting from
88 Suppl, 56| would seem that spiritual relationship has not this effect.~Aquin.:
89 Suppl, 56| follows that spiritual ~relationship should also be an impediment.~
90 Suppl, 56| reason can a ~spiritual relationship hinder marriage than bodily
91 Suppl, 56| hinder marriage than bodily relationship does.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[56]
92 Suppl, 56| Church. Therefore as carnal ~relationship hinders marriage, even so
93 Suppl, 56| even so does spiritual relationship by ~command of the Church.
94 Suppl, 56| reference ~to spiritual relationship, since either it precedes
95 Suppl, 56| For ~either the spiritual relationship is contracted in a case
96 Suppl, 56| action has occasioned the relationship acted with due ~caution,
97 Suppl, 56| action has occasioned the relationship, loses the right to ask
98 Suppl, 56| OBJ 1: Although spiritual relationship does not hinder any of the ~
99 Suppl, 56| friendship, because spiritual relationship is by itself a ~sufficient
100 Suppl, 56| having to pass into a bodily relationship.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[56] A[
101 Suppl, 56| of worship and spiritual ~relationship are opposed to marriage,
102 Suppl, 56| Para. 1/1~Whether spiritual relationship is contracted by baptism
103 Suppl, 56| would seem that spiritual relationship is contracted by ~Baptism
104 Suppl, 56| Confirmation. ~But spiritual relationship does not result from receiving
105 Suppl, 56| sacramentals. Now ~spiritual relationship does not result from certain
106 Suppl, 56| catechizing. Therefore spiritual relationship is not contracted from ~
107 Suppl, 56| advancement in good. But spiritual relationship does not ~result from prayer.
108 Suppl, 56| baptized. But ~no spiritual relationship results from preaching.
109 Suppl, 56| birth causes spiritual ~relationship. Therefore spiritual relationship
110 Suppl, 56| relationship. Therefore spiritual relationship results from the preaching ~
111 Suppl, 56| Baptism causes spiritual ~relationship, so also does Penance.~Aquin.:
112 Suppl, 56| Further, "father" denotes relationship. Now a man is called ~another'
113 Suppl, 56| things. Therefore spiritual relationship is ~contracted from many
114 Suppl, 56| they say that spiritual relationship is contracted by each of
115 Suppl, 56| seem reasonable, for carnal relationship ~is not contracted except
116 Suppl, 56| seem ~fitting for spiritual relationship to be contracted otherwise
117 Suppl, 56| others say that spiritual relationship is only ~contracted through
118 Suppl, 56| Christ. Hence spiritual relationship is fittingly ~contracted
119 Suppl, 56| therefrom. Hence ~this kind of relationship does not count.~Aquin.:
120 Suppl, 56| Properly speaking a spiritual relationship is not ~contracted through
121 Suppl, 56| resemblance to ~spiritual relationship, so that if he have carnal
122 Suppl, 56| spiritual ~father, a spiritual relationship with him, unless he is like
123 Suppl, 56| Para. 1/1~Whether spiritual relationship is contracted between the
124 Suppl, 56| would seem that spiritual relationship is not contracted ~between
125 Suppl, 56| carnal generation carnal relationship is contracted only on ~the
126 Suppl, 56| Therefore neither ~is spiritual relationship contracted between the receiver
127 Suppl, 56| sufficient cause of ~spiritual relationship, as stated above (A[2]).
128 Suppl, 56| above (A[2]). Therefore no relationship ~is contracted between him
129 Suppl, 56| baptized. Now spiritual relationship is ~not contracted in such
130 Suppl, 56| to contract a spiritual relationship.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[56] A[
131 Suppl, 56| definition of spiritual relationship ~quoted above (A[1]), as
132 Suppl, 56| Church. Therefore ~spiritual relationship is contracted with both.~
133 Suppl, 56| Confirmation contracts spiritual relationship.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[56] A[
134 Suppl, 56| He contracts spiritual relationship not by reason of the ~instruction
135 Suppl, 56| cannot contract a spiritual ~relationship, since he is void of spiritual
136 Suppl, 56| Para. 1/1~Whether spiritual relationship passes from husband to wife?~
137 Suppl, 56| would seem that spiritual relationship does not pass from ~husband
138 Suppl, 56| contracting a spiritual relationship.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[56] A[
139 Suppl, 56| is the cause of spiritual relationship, than a ~husband, who is
140 Suppl, 56| hereby contract spiritual relationship. Therefore neither does
141 Suppl, 56| wife contract a spiritual relationship through her husband being ~
142 Suppl, 56| converted. Now spiritual relationship cannot be contracted by
143 Suppl, 56| If therefore spiritual relationship ~passed from husband to
144 Suppl, 56| therefore does spiritual relationship.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[56] A[
145 Suppl, 56| In ~this way spiritual relationship does not pass from husband
146 Suppl, 56| she contracts spiritual ~relationship directly, even as her husband.
147 Suppl, 56| font, and thus ~spiritual relationship passes to the wife if he
148 Suppl, 56| this that any spiritual relationship results between them whereby ~
149 Suppl, 56| baptized, the spiritual relationship ~will not reach her, because
150 Suppl, 56| and not because ~spiritual relationship cannot pass from husband
151 Suppl, 56| OBJ 4: Since no spiritual relationship results between godfather ~
152 Suppl, 56| to be connected in carnal relationship both by affinity ~and consanguinity
153 Suppl, 56| Para. 1/1~Whether spiritual relationship passes to the godfather'
154 Suppl, 56| would seem that spiritual relationship does not pass to the ~godfather'
155 Suppl, 56| are assigned to spiritual ~relationship. Yet there would be degrees
156 Suppl, 56| If therefore spiritual relationship passes from father to ~son,
157 Suppl, 56| 12): wherefore spiritual relationship passes from father to ~his
158 Suppl, 56| connected by the same kind of ~relationship, but not with regard to
159 Suppl, 56| connected by another kind of ~relationship. Thus a son is connected
160 Suppl, 56| but by another kind of relationship. Now spiritual ~relationship
161 Suppl, 56| relationship. Now spiritual ~relationship differs in kind from carnal.
162 Suppl, 56| through whom the spiritual relationship is ~contracted. Consequently
163 Suppl, 56| not follow that spiritual relationship ~admits of degrees.~Aquin.:
164 Suppl, 56| body. Consequently the relationship does not pass from brother
165 Suppl, 57| Out. Para. 1/1 - OF LEGAL RELATIONSHIP, WHICH IS BY ADOPTION (THREE
166 Suppl, 57| must now consider legal relationship which is by adoption. Under
167 Suppl, 57| 5: Further, in spiritual relationship, where someone is taken
168 Suppl, 57| succeed to him by right of ~relationship; and consequently he cannot
169 Suppl, 57| 1~Reply OBJ 5: Spiritual relationship is contracted through a
170 Suppl, 57| ought to succeed by right of relationship; and ~therefore such a person
171 Suppl, 57| corporeal care. But no tie of relationship is contracted through ~one'
172 Suppl, 57| OBJ 2: Further, no tie of relationship results from persons conferring
173 Suppl, 57| benefit. Therefore no tie of relationship results from adoption.~Aquin.:
174 Suppl, 57| to these. Now no tie of relationship is contracted by one's ~
175 Suppl, 57| Therefore neither is any relationship contracted through adoption
176 Suppl, 57| Para. 1/2~On the contrary, Relationship is an impediment to marriage.
177 Suppl, 57| marriage. Now a kind ~of relationship results from adoption, namely
178 Suppl, 57| from adoption, namely legal relationship, as ~evidenced by its definition,
179 Suppl, 57| its definition, for "legal relationship is a connection ~arising
180 Suppl, 57| Therefore they do not cause a relationship ~that is an impediment to
181 Suppl, 57| Para. 1/1~Whether legal relationship is contracted only between
182 Suppl, 57| 1: It would seem that a relationship of this kind is contracted
183 Suppl, 57| as happens in spiritual relationship. Yet ~there is no legal
184 Suppl, 57| Yet ~there is no legal relationship between them. Therefore
185 Suppl, 57| 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the relationship that impedes marriage is
186 Suppl, 57| OBJ 3: Further, spiritual relationship passes to no person incapable
187 Suppl, 57| ad 2). ~Therefore legal relationship does not pass from husband
188 Suppl, 57| OBJ 4: Further, spiritual relationship is stronger than legal.
189 Suppl, 57| than legal. But ~spiritual relationship does not pass to a grandchild.
190 Suppl, 57| therefore, ~does legal relationship.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[57] A[
191 Suppl, 57| 2~On the contrary, Legal relationship is more in agreement with
192 Suppl, 57| procreation than spiritual relationship is. But spiritual ~relationship
193 Suppl, 57| relationship is. But spiritual ~relationship passes to another person.
194 Suppl, 57| person. Therefore legal relationship does ~so also.~Aquin.: SMT
195 Suppl, 57| 1/1~I answer that, Legal relationship is of three kinds. The first
196 Suppl, 57| son does not. Hence ~no relationship is contracted between the
197 Suppl, 57| was the case in spiritual relationship.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[57] A[
198 Suppl, 57| 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Legal relationship is an impediment to marriage
199 Suppl, 57| sovereign, ~wherefore legal relationship passes also to her. Moreover
200 Suppl, 57| the reason why ~spiritual relationship does not pass to a non-baptized
201 Suppl, 57| Reply OBJ 4: By spiritual relationship the son is not placed under
202 Suppl, 57| the godfather, as in legal relationship: because it is ~necessary
203 Suppl, 62| OBJ 4: Further, just as relationship voids the marriage tie,
204 Suppl, 77| the light of the ~first relationship, their end is not operation,
205 Suppl, 77| the light of the second relationship, then ~their end is operation.
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