Part, Question

501 Suppl, 20|            temporal matters. But in temporal matters a judge cannot judge ~
502 Suppl, 21|       excommunicated for inflicting temporal harm?~(4) Whether an excommunication
503 Suppl, 21|            cannot mean the fruit of temporal goods, since ~excommunication
504 Suppl, 21|       excommunicated for inflicting temporal harm?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[21]
505 Suppl, 21|    excommunicated for inflicting ~a temporal harm. For the punishment
506 Suppl, 21|          good, which ~surpasses all temporal goods. Therefore no man
507 Suppl, 21|       should be excommunicated ~for temporal injuries.~Aquin.: SMT XP
508 Suppl, 21|         Church to excommunicate for temporal injuries.~Aquin.: SMT XP
509 Suppl, 21|            man for having inflicted temporal ~injury on anyone. Yet,
510 Suppl, 25|    indulgence should be granted for temporal assistance?~Aquin.: SMT
511 Suppl, 25|             from sin He binds us to temporal ~punishment, as Hugh of
512 Suppl, 25|             immune from all debt of temporal ~punishment. Therefore it
513 Suppl, 25|        transcends the remission of ~temporal punishment.~Aquin.: SMT
514 Suppl, 25|             ought to be granted for temporal help?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[25]
515 Suppl, 25|        ought not to be granted for ~temporal help. Because the remission
516 Suppl, 25|          exchange a spiritual for a temporal thing is simony. Therefore
517 Suppl, 25|   assistance is more necessary than temporal. ~But indulgences do not
518 Suppl, 25|        ought they to be granted for temporal help.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[25]
519 Suppl, 25|            Para. 1/2~I answer that, Temporal things are subordinate to
520 Suppl, 25|           since we must make use of temporal things on account of spiritual
521 Suppl, 25|             granted for the sake of temporal ~matters as such, but in
522 Suppl, 25|             is exchanged, not for a temporal ~but for a spiritual commodity.~
523 Suppl, 27|           his jurisdiction, both in temporal and in ~spiritual matters:
524 Suppl, 30|             diminishes the debt ~of temporal punishment; and this indirectly,
525 Suppl, 36|          useful for the ~conduct of temporal affairs, either because
526 Suppl, 36|           things must be set before temporal things in the ~Church. Now
527 Suppl, 36|            2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Temporal things are not to be sought
528 Suppl, 36|     spiritual things. Wherefore all temporal advantage should count for ~
529 Suppl, 39|      Debbora exercised authority in temporal, not ~in priestly matters,
530 Suppl, 39|          even as now woman may have temporal power.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
531 Suppl, 40|           the tonsure one renounces temporal goods?~(4) Whether above
532 Suppl, 40|           their mind be hindered by temporal ~occupations from contemplating
533 Suppl, 40|        their senses be entangled in temporal things.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
534 Suppl, 40|        signifying their contempt of temporal things, ~although they did
535 Suppl, 40|             tonsure a man renounces temporal goods?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
536 Suppl, 40|        would seem that men renounce temporal goods by receiving the ~
537 Suppl, 40|         portion together with these temporal things." Therefore he ~renounces
538 Suppl, 49|         suffer from solicitude for ~temporal things (1 Cor. 7:28). Consequently
539 Suppl, 64|            a special duty towards a temporal ~master.~Aquin.: SMT XP
540 Suppl, 65|        because it is punished with ~temporal, but because it is punished
541 Suppl, 65|        sometimes not ~punished with temporal death by the law. The same
542 Suppl, 67|          debt of punishment, either temporal or eternal, in ~so far as
543 Suppl, 67|        divorce incurred the debt of temporal ~punishment.~Aquin.: SMT
544 Suppl, 69|            On the contrary, Even as temporal punishment in purgatory
545 Suppl, 69|           are due to actual sin, so temporal punishment in the ~limbo
546 Suppl, 69|            where there is none ~but temporal punishment, whereas everlasting
547 Suppl, 71|             person be defrauded in ~temporal matters by another's fault -
548 Suppl, 71|         punishment of purgatory is ~temporal - although as regards the
549 Suppl, 83|          punishments which in this ~temporal life are inflicted for some
550 Suppl, 83|      particular sin are themselves ~temporal, and extend not beyond the
551 Suppl, 86|            first, that one renounce temporal cares, lest the mind be
552 Suppl, 86|        their own will by renouncing temporal ~goods, on account of which
553 Suppl, 92|          they are what men seek ~in temporal happiness. For they pertain
554 Suppl, 93|        suffer more from the loss of temporal goods than ~from the affliction
555 Suppl, 93|         they be ~despoiled of their temporal goods for Christ's sake
556 Suppl, 96|             Dt. 25:2). Now fault is temporal. Therefore the punishment ~
557 Suppl, 96|            eternal reward is due to temporal merit: ~"Every one who seeth
558 Suppl, 96|    everlasting punishment is due to temporal guilt.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
559 Suppl, 96|        everlasting punishment for a temporal sin. One is because ~they
560 Suppl, 96|          xliv) that although sin is temporal in act, it ~is eternal in
561 Suppl, 96|           end "by fire," either of ~temporal tribulation, or of the punishment
562 Appen1, 1|         venial sin is deserving of ~temporal punishment, since this is
563 Appen1, 2|         Purgatory surpasses all the temporal pains of ~this life?~(2)
564 Appen1, 2|           Purgatory surpass all the temporal pains of this ~life?~Aquin.:
565 Appen1, 2|             do not surpass all the ~temporal pains of this life. Because
566 Appen1, 2|          sin is excessive love of a temporal thing, in one who has his ~