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 1 3(5)|        PL 42, 1037); quoted by Thomas Aquinas, Summa theologiae,
 2 14  |      in particular angelic St. Thomas and the seraphic St. Bonaventure,
 3 17  |       and master of all towers Thomas Aquinas, who, as Cajetan
 4 17  |   scattered members of a body, Thomas collected together and cemented,
 5 18  |  reason, borne on the wings of Thomas to its human height, can
 6 18  |       already obtained through Thomas.~
 7 19  |    pains the immortal works of Thomas, gave themselves up not
 8 19  |        to the teachings of St. Thomas, fearful least any of them
 9 20  |         as in his own kingdom, Thomas reigned supreme; and that
10 21  |       celebrated the wisdom of Thomas Aquinas by exceptional tributes
11 21  |       hesitated to propose St. Thomas for the exemplar and master
12 21  |        the teaching of Blessed Thomas as the true and Catholic
13 21  | judgments of great Pontiffs on Thomas Aquinas comes the crowning
14 22  |    always been careful to hold Thomas Aquinas in singular honor.
15 22  |      one might almost say that Thomas took part and presided over
16 22  |     chief and special glory of Thomas, one which he has shared
17 22  | supreme Pontiffs, the Summa of Thomas Aquinas, whence to seek
18 23  |       that, if the teaching of Thomas Aquinas were only taken
19 25  |       the renowned teaching of Thomas Aquinas and winning it back
20 28  |      contained in the works of Thomas Aquinas.~
21 29  |      29. For, the teachings of Thomas on the true meaning of liberty,
22 30  |     their own example; for St. Thomas, Blessed Albertus Magnus,
23 31  |       the golden wisdom of St. Thomas, and to spread it far and
24 31  |    sciences. The wisdom of St. Thomas, We say; for if anything
25 31  |        implant the doctrine of Thomas Aquinas in the minds of
26 31  |  watchful that the doctrine of Thomas be drawn from his own fountains,