Summa Theologica, Vol. 5: Continens Indices (Classic Reprint)

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Acedia.acedia est taedium bene Operandi et tristitia de re spirituali. LXIII, 2, 2 LXXXV, 1, 4, c; 3, c, 4, c. LIV, 2, Non est recessus mentis a quocurn que bono spirituali, sed a divino. 2 XXXV, 3, Acedia est peccatum et equidem mortale, et speciale, in communi tamen omni vitio proprium. 2 XXXV. 1, o; 3, o 2, o; 3, 4, Est species tristitia. 1 XXXV, 8, o. Contraria charitati, 2 XXXV, 3, e, fin. Et vitium capitale, cuius sex filiae sunt malitia, rancor, pusillanimi tas, desperatio, torpor etevagatio mentis. XXXV, 4, o, XXXVI, 4, c. Opponitur charitati fit de bono divino, sicut invidia de bono proximi, et est contra ter tium praceptum Decalogi. 2 XXXIV, pr. XXXV, 3, XXXVI, 3, c. Maxime impugnat ieiunantes circa horam sextam, id est, in meridie, propter famem et aestus soliso 2 XXXV, 1.

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