Part, Question
1 1, 1 | fact that some happen to doubt about articles of faith
2 1, 1 | might ~have been open to doubt had they been expressed
3 1, 18 | principles, which it cannot doubt; and ~the last end, which
4 1, 20 | Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 3: This doubt concerning Peter and John
5 1, 22 | to God, Who never has any doubt for which He ~should take
6 1, 25 | consists: for ~there may be doubt as to the precise meaning
7 1, 32 | 4): "I believe ~without doubt that probable and even necessary
8 1, 45 | 1/2~I answer that, The doubt on this subject arises from
9 1, 46 | footprint which without doubt was caused by him who trod
10 1, 61 | Faith holds this without doubt; and everything to the contrary ~
11 1, 63 | 4~I answer that, Without doubt the angel sinned by seeking
12 1, 68 | we cannot for a moment doubt that they are there." As
13 1, 70 | Augustine leaves the matter in doubt, ~without committing himself
14 1, 76 | he seems to ~leave it in doubt whether it be "only logically"
15 1, 46 | 1/2~I answer that, The doubt on this subject arises from
16 1, 47 | footprint which without doubt was caused by him who trod
17 1, 62 | Faith holds this without doubt; and everything to the contrary ~
18 1, 64 | 4~I answer that, Without doubt the angel sinned by seeking
19 1, 69 | we cannot for a moment doubt that they are there." As
20 1, 71 | Augustine leaves the matter in doubt, ~without committing himself
21 1, 75 | he seems to ~leave it in doubt whether it be "only logically"
22 1, 82 | Ethic. vi, 2) leaves ~it in doubt whether choice belongs principally
23 1, 83 | the patient." And without doubt, according ~to the above
24 1, 88 | Yet Augustine says this in doubt; and premises, "Let every
25 1, 92 | namely, the mind) without doubt was made to the image of ~
26 1, 104 | causes, we ~cannot possibly doubt that God can move immediately
27 1, 111 | effects. Nor can anyone doubt that God can immediately
28 2, 14 | there happens sometimes a doubt as to the end ~and not only
29 2, 14 | as long as there is any doubt about it, it is not looked ~
30 2, 14 | about things that admit of doubt; hence the ~process of inquiry,
31 2, 14 | something that admitted of doubt" [*Cicero, Topic. ad Trebat.]. ~
32 2, 14 | human acts admits of no doubt, arises ~from a twofold
33 2, 14 | but in ~different ways, doubt may arise, just as when
34 2, 24 | counsel about matters of ~doubt, should be free from hatred,
35 2, 31 | intellectual knowledge; without doubt intellectual pleasures are ~
36 2, 43 | qu. 33): "There can be no doubt ~that there is no cause
37 2, 55 | Moribus Eccl. vi): "No one can doubt ~that virtue makes the soul
38 2, 66 | in this way there is no doubt that in a man one ~virtue
39 2, 89 | experiment, and in the woman, by doubt, for she gave ~way to vainglory,
40 2, 91 | man may know without any doubt ~what he ought to do and
41 2, 96 | For if it be ~a matter of doubt, he must either act according
42 2, 98 | answer that, Without any doubt, the Old Law was good. For
43 2, 109 | human will) ~ought without doubt to be removed beyond all
44 2, 1 | this be accompanied by doubt or fear of the opposite
45 2, 2 | wherein it agrees with doubt, suspicion and opinion.
46 2, 2 | knowledge of God, free of doubt and uncertainty, it was
47 2, 2 | made this inquiry, not from doubt or ignorance but from ~devotion:
48 2, 4 | opinion, suspicion, and doubt, which do not make the intellect ~
49 2, 4 | intellectual virtues. For doubt is opposed to certitude,
50 2, 4 | also wisdom are free of any doubt about ~their objects; whereas
51 2, 4 | sometimes suffer a movement of ~doubt, and doubt about matters
52 2, 4 | movement of ~doubt, and doubt about matters of faith.
53 2, 4 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: This doubt is not on the side of the
54 2, 5 | little faith, why didst thou ~doubt?" And to the woman he said (
55 2, 10 | ought not to be a matter of doubt. ~Therefore one ought not
56 2, 10 | with arguments, without doubt he would sin, as being doubtful
57 2, 18 | unchangeable love, without doubt, if it is allowable to ~
58 2, 26 | separately: and then, without doubt, the love of ~God is the
59 2, 28 | counsel about matters of doubt, should be free from . . . ~
60 2, 49 | counsel, which implies ~doubt and research, and these
61 2, 50 | Further, counsel implies doubt, for it is absurd to take
62 2, 50 | Ethic. iii, 3). ~Now all doubt will cease in heaven. Therefore
63 2, 50 | pre-existing anxiety of doubt; whereas there is simple
64 2, 50 | in them any research of doubt, for ~they simply turn to
65 2, 50 | 2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Doubt belongs to counsel according
66 2, 58 | is when a man ~begins to doubt of another's goodness from
67 2, 67 | Omnino puniendus): "Without doubt ~a man should be punished
68 2, 67 | consequently without any doubt ~he sins.~Aquin.: SMT SS
69 2, 68 | bound to obey, ~without doubt he is bound to give evidence
70 2, 68 | have the ~benefit of the doubt, because the judge ought
71 2, 68 | and he should ~confess his doubt in doubtful terms, and that
72 2, 69 | an unjust cause, ~without doubt he sins grievously, and
73 2, 81 | therefore without any ~doubt we receive what we ask for,
74 2, 86 | a man find that without doubt he is ~seriously burdened
75 2, 86 | giving rise, at least, to doubt, he could ~hold to the prelate'
76 2, 87 | save because there is a doubt about it. Now it derogates ~
77 2, 87 | dignity that one should doubt about the truth of what
78 2, 93 | observance of ~shadows. I doubt not that all these things
79 2, 93 | divine will when a man is in doubt."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[95] A[
80 2, 95 | proceeds from some ignorance or doubt, either in the ~tempter (
81 2, 95 | to be ignorant ~of or to doubt that which pertains to God'
82 2, 95 | this it is not lawful to doubt or to prove ~whether God'
83 2, 95 | stated above (A[2]). Now doubt about God comes under the
84 2, 95 | reverence that one should doubt the divine excellence ~than
85 2, 95 | in his error, than if he doubt ~the truth of faith, so,
86 2, 95 | than if he expresses a doubt. Now the superstitious man ~
87 2, 95 | words or deeds expresses a doubt of the divine excellence, ~
88 2, 97 | sovereign's decision, and doubt whether the person chosen
89 2, 108 | Contra Mend. x): "Let no one doubt that ~it is a lie to tell
90 2, 118 | Constitutions under Law v: "Without doubt he transgresses the law
91 2, 122 | the baptism of Christ will doubt of your being crowned in ~
92 2, 131 | judged strictly, ~without doubt their guilt is proportionate
93 2, 150 | says (1 Cor. 7:34). Without doubt therefore virginity is ~
94 2, 151 | acts. Wherefore without any doubt lust is a sin.~Aquin.: SMT
95 2, 152 | answer that, Without any doubt we must hold simple fornication
96 2, 156 | to this ~desire, without doubt it will be a mortal sin.~
97 2, 156 | reason: and thus without ~doubt lack of anger is a sin.
98 2, 167 | is a lying counterfeit. I doubt whether ~even their husbands
99 2, 174 | Consequently, although without any doubt He ~possessed most perfectly
100 2, 178 | returning to heaven, without doubt he could only see such things
101 2, 183 | divine worship, without doubt he is an ~unfaithful dispenser,
102 2, 185 | their hands, and yet without doubt ~they live on alms. Wherefore
103 2, 187 | And if there be a probable doubt about this, one should ask ~
104 2, 187 | required in ~great matters of doubt, as the Philosopher says (
105 2, 187 | is a greater good, and to doubt about ~this is to disparage
106 2, 187 | again there is no room for ~doubt about the entrance to religion,
107 2, 187 | to matters admitting of doubt whether the spirits be of
108 2, 187 | already in religion may doubt whether he who offers himself
109 2, 187 | religion there can be no doubt but that the ~purpose of
110 2, 187 | alluring me to come ~and doubt not, and stretching forth
111 3, 5 | wisdom, nor have I any doubt that He is most loving;
112 3, 5 | Firmly hold and nowise doubt that Christ the Son of God
113 3, 6 | firmly hold, and nowise doubt that the flesh ~of Christ
114 3, 11 | that counsel which is with doubt; ~and consequently choice,
115 3, 15 | Therefore no one should doubt but that in Christ there
116 3, 16 | things of which we may doubt whether they ~belong to
117 3, 16 | things of which we may ~doubt to what nature they belong,
118 3, 16 | Reply OBJ 3: There can be no doubt how the birth from the Virgin
119 3, 18 | far as he ~considers that doubt is implied in the word choice.
120 3, 18 | word choice. Nevertheless doubt is ~not necessary to choice,
121 3, 18 | although in God there is no doubt. Yet doubt is accidental
122 3, 18 | God there is no doubt. Yet doubt is accidental to ~choice
123 3, 18 | done, without any preceding doubt or inquiry, ~this suffices
124 3, 18 | Therefore it is plain that doubt or inquiry ~belong to choice
125 3, 26 | Duns Scotus (1308)]. No doubt he knew something of it, ~
126 3, 27 | troubled with wondering doubt at the death of our Lord."
127 3, 27 | death of our Lord." But doubt in ~matters of faith is
128 3, 27 | Therefore there can be no doubt that God, by His grace,
129 3, 27 | take the sword to signify doubt. But this is to be ~understood
130 3, 27 | to be ~understood of the doubt, not of unbelief, but of
131 3, 27 | Reply OBJ 3: There is no doubt that the Blessed Virgin
132 3, 28 | answer that, Without any doubt whatever we must assert
133 3, 28 | indicated "of which we might doubt if they had not ~been written
134 3, 29 | preferred that men ~should doubt of His origin rather than
135 3, 30 | what one ~believes without doubt. Therefore the Blessed Virgin
136 3, 30 | things which admit of no ~doubt; and premised where doubt
137 3, 30 | doubt; and premised where doubt is possible. But the angel
138 3, 30 | announced what the virgin might doubt, and which, because of her ~
139 3, 30 | and which, because of her ~doubt, would make her ask: "How
140 3, 30 | Blessed ~Virgin did not doubt the angel's words. For he
141 3, 30 | knows this. She does not doubt fulfilment when she asks ~
142 3, 30 | Test. qu. li): "To Mary, in doubt about the conception, ~the
143 3, 30 | possibility thereof." But such a doubt is one of ~wonder rather
144 3, 33 | Hold steadfastly, and doubt not for a moment that Christ'
145 3, 35 | may be ~begotten. Without doubt, when this soul reaches
146 3, 36 | nature would have come ~into doubt. Whence Augustine says (
147 3, 44 | Polycarp): "Without any doubt we saw the moon ~encroach
148 3, 52 | a benefit. Yet I do not ~doubt that Christ went into hell,
149 3, 55 | a ~certain confusion of doubt or error: "for, the sensual
150 3, 55 | of what is a matter of doubt" [*Tully, Topic. ii]: and
151 3, 64 | no one should act when in doubt, for thus ~man would be
152 3, 64 | Consequently, there can be no doubt that the wicked sin by ~
153 3, 64 | well assured and have no doubt whatever that those who ~
154 3, 66 | But sometimes there ~is a doubt about the baptism of those
155 3, 66 | whose Baptism there is a doubt are to be baptized with
156 3, 68 | rebaptized. But if there be doubt about this, the form to
157 3, 73 | entertain the slightest ~doubt, that then every one of
158 3, 75 | There is no room for ~doubt regarding the truth of Christ'
159 3, 75 | up for you," Cyril says: "Doubt not ~whether this be true;
160 3, 77 | Christ. Hence there is no doubt but that they can change
161 3, 80 | food, should there be any ~doubt as to their danger, lest
162 3, 81 | Reply OBJ 3: Without any doubt Judas did not receive Christ'
163 3, 82 | this respect there is no doubt but that the ~mass of the
164 3, 82 | priest whom he knows without doubt to have a concubine." Moreover, ~
165 3, 84 | away, since there is no doubt ~that remission of sins
166 Suppl, 6 | so long as he remains in doubt, because he sins ~mortally
167 Suppl, 18| penitent has no cause to doubt about his ~previous absolution;
168 Suppl, 18| for he might just as well doubt after the second as ~after
169 Suppl, 23| him: and then, without any doubt, whoever communicates with
170 Suppl, 29| remission of sins, there is no doubt that it ~possesses an enlightening
171 Suppl, 36| office in mortal sin, without doubt does so ~unworthily. Hence
172 Suppl, 43| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: This doubt is solved by either party
173 Suppl, 55| heard. otherwise without doubt he should be repulsed as
174 Suppl, 55| evidence concerning matters of doubt. Now evidence should be ~
175 Suppl, 60| judgment; and thus there is no doubt that a husband, ~moved by
176 Suppl, 65| intercourse, ~there can be no doubt that simple fornication
177 Suppl, 69| iv, 25): "If there is no doubt that Christ is in ~heaven,
178 Suppl, 69| the places, there is no doubt that they are ~distinct,
179 Suppl, 69| of children, ~without any doubt, differ as to the quality
180 Suppl, 70| young man, he would, without doubt, ~see as well as a young
181 Suppl, 71| believe this ~without any doubt.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[71] A[
182 Suppl, 71| the living, without any doubt, profit those who ~are in
183 Suppl, 71| another, and there can be no doubt that thus they avail ~more
184 Suppl, 71| offered, then there is no doubt that general and special
185 Suppl, 72| says: ~"There can be no doubt that the transformation
186 Suppl, 72| Reply OBJ 2: The reason for doubt is expressed in the gloss,
187 Suppl, 78| are wiser, ~seemingly, who doubt not that both sexes will
188 Suppl, 83| this kind, without any doubt, will not be in the bodies
189 Suppl, 83| the dying feel, without doubt the damned will continue ~
190 Suppl, 87| joy. For there can be no doubt that the wicked will know
191 Suppl, 89| at once and without any doubt or discourse ~(thus we see
192 Suppl, 92| 1~I answer that, Without doubt the blessed when they are
193 Suppl, 92| answer that, Without any doubt, whatever pertains to the
194 Suppl, 93| virginity. For without ~doubt they will rejoice in the
195 Suppl, 93| faith and ~survive, without doubt he merits the aureole: as
196 Suppl, 94| says (Dial. iv, 29): "I doubt not that the fire of ~hell
197 Suppl, 96| inconstancy of the flesh, without doubt he will ~be scourged, but
198 Appen1, 1| says: "Hold firmly and doubt not ~that children who depart
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