Week 20 (pp. 253-264) Flashcards
puncta vocalia
vowel points
purgatorium
purgatory, cleansing fire
quadriga
the fourfold pattern of medieval exegesis
qualitas
quality
quantitas
quantity
Quantum credis, tantum habes
To the extent that you believe, to that extent you possess
quidditas
whatness (of a thing)
quoad nos
as far as us; i.e., as far as we are concerned
quoad res/quoad verbum
as far as or concerning the thing/as far as or concerning the word
Quod non est biblicum, non est theologicum
What is not biblical is not theological
quod ubique, quod semper, quod ab omnibus creditum est
that which has been believed everywhere, always, and by all
raptus in coelum
a carrying off into the heavens
ratio
reason, both as the mental capacity for reasoning and as a motive, premise, or ground of argument
ratio consequendi salutem
the schema of attaining to salvation
ratio consequentia
reason or conclusion from the consequences; i.e., a conclusion based on inference
ratio Deum colendi
manner of worshipping God
ratio ratiocinans/ratio ratiocinata
reason reasoning/reason having considered
rationalis (adj.)
reasonable; rational
rationaliter (adv.)
rationally; reasonably
rationes aeternae
eternal or divine ideas
rationes probabiles
probable reasons
realis (adj.)
real
realis communio naturarum
real communion of natures
realiter (adv.)
really, in reality
reatus
liability
reatus poenae
liability to punishment
recapitulatio
recapitulation
reconciliatio
reconciliation
recta Deum cognoscendi et colendi ratio
the right manner of knowing and worshipping God
rectitudo
rectitude, uprightness
rector
rector
redargutio
refutation, conviction
redemptio
redemption
regeneratio
regeneration
regimen ecclesiasticum
rule of the church
regnum Christi
the rule or kingdom of Christ
regnum gratiae
kingdom or rule of grace
regnum mediatorium
mediatorial rule
regnum potentiae
kingdom or rule of power
regula fidei
rule of faith
relatio
relation
relatio personalis
personal relation
religio
religion
religio naturalis/religio revelata
natural religion/revealed religion
remissio peccatorum
remisson of sins
renovatio
renovation
repletivus, -a, -um (adj.)
repletive
reprobatio
reprobation
reprobi
the reprobate
res
thing; an actual thing, a real thing; thing in the most general sense
res iustifica
the thing that justifies
res sacra/res sacrans
a holy thing/a thing that makes holy
res sacramenti
the thing of the sacrament
res signata
thing signified
res testata
the thing attested
resipiscentia
repentance, a change of mind or heart