On Prayer and the Contemplative Life

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On Prayer and the Contemplative Life

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Author(s):

Thomas Aquinas; Hugh Pope (Translator)

First Pub:

1914

Genre(s):

Religious

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Chapters:

See 11

Introduction

Question LXXXI - Of The Virtue of Religion

Question LXXXII - Of Devotion

Question LXXXIII - Of Prayer

Supplement - Question LXXII - Of the Prayers of the Saints Who Are in Heaven

Question CLXXIX - Of the Division of the Life into the Active and the Contemplative

Question CLXXX - Of the Contemplative Life

Question CLXXXI - Of the Active Life

Question CLXXXII - Of the Comparison Between the Active and the Contemplative Life

Question CLXXXVI - On the Religious State

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Internal ID:

2766

Series:

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Dedication:

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First Sentence:

Does the Virtue of Religion direct a Man to God Alone?

Last Sentence:

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Thus, for example, abstinence from food and drink, which means hunger and thirst, are more efficacious means for preserving chastity than wearing less clothing, which means cold and nakedness; more efficacious, too, than bodily labour.

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Originally published in 1914 and taken from the Summa Theologica written in 1265-1274 by Thomas Aquinas. Compiled by Hugh Pope.

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Added: 18-Feb-2020

Last Updated: 28-Oct-2024

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Date Issued:

07-Jul-2016

Format:

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Pages*:

118

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Internal ID:

2140

Publisher:

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ISBN:

1-518-63916-X

ISBN-13:

978-1-518-63916-6

Country:

United States

Language:

English

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Author(s)

Thomas Aquinas
Birth: 12 Nov 1224 Rocca Secca, Naples, Italy
Death: 20 Dec 1273

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