Part, Question
1 1, 36 | Council of Rome, under Pope Damasus] assembled in the
2 1, 111 | so by his ~power; as the Pope is said to absolve a man
3 2, 48 | Iliad, xviii, 109 ~[trl. Pope]).~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[48]
4 2, 96 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, Pope Urban says [*Decretals.
5 2, 1 | holy Catholic ~Church," as Pope Leo [*Rufinus, Comm. in
6 2, 1 | Latrocinium" and ~condemned by the Pope.] The same was repeated
7 2, 11 | faith; and hence it is that Pope Leo says in a letter ~to
8 2, 11 | This, most ~blessed Pope, is the faith that we have
9 2, 23 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, Pope Leo in a sermon on the Passion (
10 2, 37 | special sin. For "schism," as ~Pope Pelagius I says (Epist.
11 2, 37 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, Pope Urban II [*Council of Piacenza,
12 2, 38 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, Pope Leo IV writes (xxiii, qu.
13 2, 62 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, Pope Nicolas [*Nicolas I, Dist.
14 2, 65 | judgment: and thus too did Pope Leo [*Leo ~IV] submit to
15 2, 66 | which punishment even the Pope seemingly cannot remit,
16 2, 66 | according to a ~statement of Pope Gelasius [*Callist. I, Epist.
17 2, 66 | Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Pope Hadrian I says (Cap. lii): "
18 2, 66 | disgrace also: ~wherefore the Pope also can remove this disgrace.
19 2, 66 | remove this disgrace. When Pope Gelasius ~says: "We cannot
20 2, 71 | who are backbitten: for Pope Pius ~[*St. Pius I] says [*
21 2, 80 | devoted to their masters; thus Pope Leo says [*Serm. viii, De
22 2, 84 | the contrary, A canon of Pope Damasus [*Damasus I] quoted
23 2, 84 | meaning of the words of Pope Damasus. But those which
24 2, 85 | contrary, A decretal of Pope Paschal [*Paschal II] says: "
25 2, 86 | order. In like manner the Pope cannot make a man who has ~
26 2, 87 | certain vows reserved to the Pope alone, as stated above (
27 2, 87 | chiefly to the power of the Pope, who has charge over the ~
28 2, 87 | belongs in ~general to the Pope in all matters regarding
29 2, 93 | Hence we read in a decree of Pope Stephen ~V [*II, qu. v.,
30 2, 98 | according to some, the Pope cannot commit simony: yet
31 2, 98 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 7: The Pope can be guilty of the vice
32 2, 98 | Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Pope Paschal [*Paschal II] says (
33 2, 98 | Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Pope Urban [*Urban II, Ep. xvii
34 2, 98 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 7: The Pope alone can grant a dispensation
35 2, 106 | mocked him (4 Kgs. 2); and ~Pope Sylverius excommunicated
36 2, 122 | celebrate the martyrdom of Pope Saint Marcellus, ~notwithstanding
37 2, 152 | who is not a virgin. Hence Pope Symmachus ~says [*Ep. v
38 2, 152 | the crime of rape. Hence Pope Gelasius says ~[*Can. Lex
39 2, 152 | Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Pope Leo [*St. Augustine, De
40 2, 182 | monachus) from a decree of Pope Gelasius, who says: "If
41 2, 183 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, Pope Symmachus says (can. Vilissimus
42 2, 183 | our permission." For the Pope alone can ~dispense from
43 2, 183 | when it is stormy," as ~Pope Nicholas I says (cf. VII,
44 2, 183 | Jerome says in a letter to Pope Damasus [*Cf. Can. Clericos,
45 2, 183 | 17). If, however, by the Pope's permission he make a will,
46 2, 184 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The Pope cannot dispense a religious
47 2, 185 | teach but to ~lament." Again Pope Leo [*Leo I, Ep. cxx ad
48 2, 185 | This error is rejected by ~Pope Boniface [*Boniface IV]
49 2, 185 | decree quoted above (A[1]) of Pope Boniface ~it is said that
50 2, 185 | indeed." And Jerome says to ~Pope Damasus [*Cf. Cf. Can. Clericos,
51 2, 187 | entrusted to them, without ~the Pope's special permission, who
52 3, 1 | men as a true man." And ~Pope Leo says in a sermon on
53 3, 1 | both God and man. Hence Pope Leo says in the same ~sermon: "
54 3, 2 | reason of the man." And Pope Leo says in his letter to
55 3, 2 | contrary to the Decretal of Pope Alexander ~III, who says (
56 3, 4 | the authority of Felix, Pope and Martyr, which is ~quoted
57 3, 5 | dignity of the Godhead; for Pope Leo says (Serm. de Nativ.)
58 3, 6 | infused into bodies. Hence Pope Leo says (Ep. ad Julian.
59 3, 6 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: As Pope Leo says in the same Epistle,
60 3, 6 | clear from the authority of Pope Leo, quoted above (A[3]~).
61 3, 8 | a determined time as the Pope is ~the head of the whole
62 3, 13 | Hence in the ~letter of Pope Agatho, which was approved
63 3, 16 | Man" or "Jesus." Hence Pope Leo says (Ep. ad Palaest. ~
64 3, 16 | Christ is a creature." For Pope ~Leo says [*Cf. Append.
65 3, 18 | the synodical letter of ~Pope Agatho [*Third Council of
66 3, 19 | agent. And this is what Pope Leo says (Ep. ~ad Flavian.
67 3, 29 | like other infants. Hence Pope Leo (Serm. in ~Epiph. iv)
68 3, 33 | instant of its conception. For Pope Leo says (Ep. ad Julian.): "
69 3, 33 | latter is contrary to what Pope Leo says (Serm. iv in ~Epiph.): "
70 3, 36 | was ~foreshadowed. For, as Pope Leo says in a sermon on
71 3, 36 | up an earthly kingdom, as Pope Leo says, ~addressing himself
72 3, 36 | Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Pope Leo says (Serm. xxxiv) that
73 3, 36 | reason. For, as ~Augustine [*Pope Leo] says in a sermon on
74 3, 36 | R.O. 4 Para. 4/4~Or with Pope Leo, in a sermon on the
75 3, 36 | to God's will. Wherefore Pope Leo says in a sermon on ~
76 3, 36 | a ~twofold witness," as Pope Leo says (Serm. xxxiv), "
77 3, 41 | God, but as by man"; as Pope Leo ~says (Serm. 1, De Quadrag.
78 3, 43 | by a miracle. Wherefore Pope Leo ~says (Ep. ad Flav.
79 3, 46 | celebrated a place. ~Hence Pope Leo says (Serm. I in Epiph.): "
80 3, 46 | the guilty." ~Secondly, as Pope Leo observes (Serm. iv de
81 3, 54 | handled the wounds, because as Pope Leo [*Cf. ~Append. Opp.
82 3, 57 | those whom He adopted," as Pope Leo says (De ~Resurrec.,
83 3, 64 | receive our approval." And Pope Leo says ~in his epistle
84 3, 64 | Baptism." In this sense Pope Leo says that ~"the light
85 3, 66 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, Pope Nicholas I, answering questions
86 3, 66 | Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Pope Pelagius II wrote to the
87 3, 66 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Pope Nicolas confirms his words
88 3, 66 | commanded by Christ: for Pope Pelagius ~II wrote to Bishop
89 3, 66 | 2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Pope Pelagius understood the
90 3, 67 | Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Pope Gelasius I says (the passage
91 3, 67 | Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Pope Gelasius I and Isidore say
92 3, 67 | Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Pope Urban II says (Decreta xxx): "
93 3, 67 | of the Church. ~Wherefore Pope Nicolas I replies to the
94 3, 67 | can baptize: ~because, as Pope Nicolas I says, "the Baptism
95 3, 67 | forbidden in a decree of Pope Leo, who says: "A child
96 3, 68 | should be deferred. For Pope Leo says ~(Epist. xvi): "
97 3, 68 | danger of death. ~Wherefore Pope Leo says (Epist. xvi): "
98 3, 68 | Reply OBJ 1: This decree of Pope Leo, concerning the celebration
99 3, 71 | Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Pope Celestine says (Epist. ad
100 3, 71 | Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Pope Nicolas I says: "The catechizing
101 3, 72 | Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Pope Melchiades wrote to the
102 3, 72 | the spiritual life. Hence Pope Melchiades says: "The ~Holy
103 3, 72 | Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Pope Innocent I says (Ep. ad
104 3, 72 | Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Pope Melchiades says (Ep. ad
105 3, 72 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, as Pope Melchiades says (Ep. ad
106 3, 72 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, Pope Melchiades says (Ep. ad
107 3, 72 | Are the following words of Pope Innocent, which are to ~
108 3, 72 | Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Pope Eusebius (Ep. iii ad Ep.
109 3, 72 | bishops stand (Acts ~8). Hence Pope Urban I says: "All the faithful
110 3, 72 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The Pope has the plenitude of power
111 3, 72 | this fulness of ~power the Pope, Blessed Gregory, allowed
112 3, 72 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: As Pope Melchiades says (Ep. ad
113 3, 72 | the acts of the Council of Pope Martin, "it ~was lawful
114 3, 73 | celebrating the old, as Pope Leo I says (Serm. lviii).~
115 3, 73 | Consequently, since, as Pope ~Alexander I says, "among
116 3, 74 | Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Pope Alexander I says (Ep. ad
117 3, 74 | do this in future." And Pope Julius I rebukes some priests "
118 3, 74 | for it is said by the same Pope Julius, in the passage quoted
119 3, 74 | Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Pope Alexander I writes (Ep.
120 3, 74 | our Lord's ~Passion: hence Pope Alexander I says (Ep. 1
121 3, 74 | this sacrament, since as Pope Julius says (Concil. Bracarens
122 3, 74 | composed of the four humors, as Pope Innocent III says in a ~
123 3, 74 | water added to ~the wine, as Pope Innocent III says in a certain
124 3, 74 | species of the wine. Hence Pope ~Julius I reprehends some
125 3, 77 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Pope Innocent III in a Decretal
126 3, 77 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: As Pope Innocent says in the aforesaid
127 3, 78 | thereafter. ~And the words of Pope Innocent III seem to convey
128 3, 79 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, Pope Alexander I says (Ep. ad
129 3, 80 | Roman Pontiffs: because Pope Stephen V writes as follows: "
130 3, 80 | ordination was ~made by Pope Clement I, (Ep. ii), "If
131 3, 80 | communicate daily: hence Pope Anaclete says (Ep. i): "
132 3, 80 | fervor of faith relaxed, ~Pope Fabian (Third Council of
133 3, 80 | Pentecost, and Christmas." Pope Soter likewise ~(Second
134 3, 80 | grew cold" (Mt. 24:12), Pope Innocent III commanded that
135 3, 80 | to go to Communion: hence Pope ~Fabian (Third Council of
136 3, 80 | precept, nevertheless, as Pope Innocent ~III says, penitents, "
137 3, 80 | without the ~blood. For Pope Gelasius says (cf. De Consecr.
138 3, 80 | savor of ~sacrilege; hence Pope Gelasius adds (cf. De Consecr.
139 3, 80 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Pope Gelasius is speaking of
140 3, 82 | of the Holy Ghost." But Pope Gelasius I says (Ep. ad
141 3, 82 | Previous to the words quoted, Pope Gelasius expresses ~himself
142 3, 82 | that of a good priest. For Pope Gregory says in the Register: "
143 3, 82 | the Catholic Church": and Pope Leo I says (Ep. lxxx; cf.
144 3, 82 | subsequent weakness: ~because Pope Gelasius I says (cf. Decretal,
145 3, 83 | De Consecr., dist. i), ~Pope Leo I wrote to Dioscorus,
146 3, 83 | in ~virtue of a decree of Pope Alexander II, "it is enough
147 3, 83 | flattery from the laity." And Pope Innocent III says (Extra, ~
148 3, 83 | but wooden chalices; but Pope Zephyrinus ~ordered the
149 3, 83 | patens; and subsequently Pope ~Urban had everything made
150 3, 83 | we read in an Epistle of Pope Silvester, quoted in the ~
151 3, 83 | Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 8: As Pope Sergius says, and it is
152 3, 83 | De Consecr., ~dist. ii), Pope Clement I ordered that "
153 3, 83 | celebration of the mass. Hence Pope Soter says (De Consecr.,
154 3, 83 | ii, quoting a ~decree of Pope Pius I, "If from neglect
155 3, 84 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, Pope Leo says (Ep. cviii) that
156 3, 89 | their former degree." Again, Pope Innocent I ~says (Ep. vi
157 3, 89 | quoting the ~council of Pope Martin [*Martin, bishop
158 Suppl, 6 | one to another." Now ~the Pope has the power of dispensation
159 Suppl, 6 | Church. Consequently, the Pope ~can neither dispense a
160 Suppl, 8 | contrary, stands a decree of Pope Innocent III in the Fourth ~
161 Suppl, 8 | man, priest, bishop, or ~Pope, can depute that priest
162 Suppl, 8 | priest, the bishop, and the Pope are placed immediately over
163 Suppl, 8 | superior's place, as when the Pope or a bishop ~appoints his
164 Suppl, 8 | inferior prelate, as the Pope's penitentiary is higher
165 Suppl, 11| superior may not. Now the ~Pope cannot give permission for
166 Suppl, 11| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The Pope cannot permit a priest to
167 Suppl, 24| the six cases which the Pope, who is the maker of laws, ~
168 Suppl, 24| worship with those whom the Pope has ~excommunicated by name;
169 Suppl, 25| likewise. Therefore the Pope can too, since ~his power
170 Suppl, 25| partly, even though the Pope were to say to anyone: "
171 Suppl, 25| as, for example, when the Pope granted to anyone ~who visited
172 Suppl, 25| the graciousness of the Pope, who grants the indulgence,
173 Suppl, 25| is expressed: thus the ~Pope at the time of general absolution
174 Suppl, 25| spiritual matters. Thus Pope Innocent IV granted an indulgence
175 Suppl, 26| whole Church. Therefore the Pope alone ~can grant indulgences.~
176 Suppl, 26| fixed by law. Therefore the Pope alone can remit these ~punishments,
177 Suppl, 26| 1/2~I answer that, The Pope has the plenitude of pontifical
178 Suppl, 26| city. Hence them alone the Pope, ~in his letters, addresses
179 Suppl, 26| indulgences ~resides in the Pope, because he can grant them,
180 Suppl, 26| resides subject to ~the Pope's ordination, so that they
181 Suppl, 37| carry the cross before the Pope. Therefore these ~acts should
182 Suppl, 38| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The Pope, who has the fulness of
183 Suppl, 38| consecration of which the Pope's power is no ~greater than
184 Suppl, 40| of Ostia ~consecrates the Pope. Therefore the episcopal
185 Suppl, 40| this is the power of the Pope. ~Consequently those who
186 Suppl, 40| a simple bishop and ~the Pope there are other degrees
187 Suppl, 40| hierarchical act that the Pope can; whereas a priest cannot
188 Suppl, 40| the diocese of Treves the Pope carries ~a crozier but not
189 Suppl, 43| expressed in the words of Pope Nicholas I (Resp. ~ad Consul.
190 Suppl, 46| Para. 1/2~On the contrary, Pope Nicholas I says (Resp. ad
191 Suppl, 47| our spiritual father, the Pope to wit, can by his ~command
192 Suppl, 47| OBJ 4: Some say that the Pope cannot command a man to
193 Suppl, 53| Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Pope Clement [*Alexander III]
194 Suppl, 55| Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Pope Alexander (cap. Ad audiendem,
195 Suppl, 55| a cause of affinity. For Pope ~Julius I says (cap. Contradicimus
196 Suppl, 66| Para. 1/2~On the contrary, Pope Lucius granted a dispensation
197 Suppl, 66| OTC Para. 2/2~Further, Pope Martin [*Martinus Bracarensis:
198 Suppl, 66| character. Wherefore the Pope ~can dispense altogether
199 Suppl, 66| does not prove that ~the Pope has no power to grant a
200 Suppl, 68| dispensation of the lord Pope. The other four ways ~are
201 Suppl, 89| that it was a defect in Pope Linus that he did not ~attain
202 Suppl, 93| before, as in the case of Pope ~Marcellus. Accordingly
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