Part, Question
1 1, 1 | both may prove the same conclusion: that the earth, for instance,
2 1, 14 | as principles are to the conclusion: ~and from necessary principles
3 1, 14 | principles only a necessary conclusion can follow, as ~is proved
4 1, 15 | no form. Hence the same conclusion.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[15] A[
5 1, 19 | that if the premiss and its conclusion ~are understood separately
6 1, 19 | premiss ~is the cause that the conclusion is known. If the understanding
7 1, 19 | understanding perceive ~the conclusion in the premiss itself, apprehending
8 1, 19 | case the knowing of the conclusion ~would not be caused by
9 1, 19 | premisses to be the cause of the conclusion. It is the ~same with the
10 1, 19 | do the premisses to the conclusion ~with regard to the understanding.~
11 1, 19 | the ~universe," draws a conclusion by reduction to an absurdity.~
12 1, 25 | it move; ~the necessary conclusion is that if its power were
13 1, 31 | persons). Therefore the same conclusion follows.~Aquin.: SMT FP
14 1, 36 | each one agrees with this ~conclusion. For it was said above (
15 1, 44 | exemplars. Therefore the same conclusion follows as ~above.~Aquin.:
16 1, 46 | movement; and so the ~same conclusion follows as before.~Aquin.:
17 1, 46 | Hence it appears that no conclusion follows either way, except ~
18 1, 46 | faith but a ~demonstrable conclusion that the world began. For
19 1, 46 | not lead to a necessary conclusion, except as ~to that intellect
20 1, 47 | which ~demonstrates the conclusion perfectly, is one only;
21 1, 50 | them; and hence ~the same conclusion is to be drawn as before.~
22 1, 52 | the same way; ~hence the conclusion does not follow.~Aquin.:
23 1, 53 | of ~the movement, but its conclusion; hence movement must precede
24 1, 58 | intellect, when reasoning, the conclusion is ~compared with the principle,
25 1, 58 | at once the truth of the conclusion in the principle, it would
26 1, 58 | medium for ~reaching the same conclusion. In like manner a thing
27 1, 60 | choice. Consequently the ~conclusion does not follow.~Aquin.:
28 1, 62 | for it to proceed to some ~conclusion by passing out of the order
29 1, 45 | exemplars. Therefore the same conclusion follows as ~above.~Aquin.:
30 1, 47 | movement; and so the ~same conclusion follows as before.~Aquin.:
31 1, 47 | Hence it appears that no conclusion follows either way, except ~
32 1, 47 | faith but a ~demonstrable conclusion that the world began. For
33 1, 47 | not lead to a necessary conclusion, except as ~to that intellect
34 1, 48 | which ~demonstrates the conclusion perfectly, is one only;
35 1, 51 | them; and hence ~the same conclusion is to be drawn as before.~
36 1, 53 | the same way; ~hence the conclusion does not follow.~Aquin.:
37 1, 54 | of ~the movement, but its conclusion; hence movement must precede
38 1, 59 | intellect, when reasoning, the conclusion is ~compared with the principle,
39 1, 59 | at once the truth of the conclusion in the principle, it would
40 1, 59 | medium for ~reaching the same conclusion. In like manner a thing
41 1, 61 | choice. Consequently the ~conclusion does not follow.~Aquin.:
42 1, 63 | for it to proceed to some ~conclusion by passing out of the order
43 1, 78 | principles of geometry we draw a conclusion in another science - for ~
44 1, 82 | principles are ~related to the conclusion to which we assent on account
45 1, 84 | in proof of the opposite conclusion.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[85] A[
46 1, 84 | others; as one who carries a conclusion to its first principles ~
47 1, 85 | thing to be done is as the ~conclusion of a syllogism formed by
48 1, 106 | are the same; so the same ~conclusion follows.~Aquin.: SMT FP
49 1, 107 | gradually arrive at one ~conclusion by many middle terms. Now
50 1, 107 | that the knowledge ~of a conclusion depends on all the preceding
51 1, 107 | opinion or belief about the ~conclusion, but not knowledge; as he
52 2, 8 | not proceed thence to the ~conclusion. And in like manner the
53 2, 9 | reflection he comes to the conclusion that he can be healed ~by
54 2, 12 | consider principle and conclusion absolutely, it considers
55 2, 12 | but when it assents to the conclusion on account of the ~principles,
56 2, 13 | syllogism, and to ~draw the conclusion. But, in practical matters,
57 2, 13 | therefore choice is a kind of conclusion in ~practical matters, as
58 2, 13 | the reason to draw the ~conclusion of a practical syllogism;
59 2, 13 | And for this reason the ~conclusion seems to belong to the act
60 2, 13 | which is, as it were, the conclusion of a practical ~syllogism.
61 2, 13 | Hence that which is the conclusion of a practical syllogism, ~
62 2, 13 | of a principle, not of a conclusion, as the Philosopher says ~(
63 2, 13 | science, from being the conclusion of ~another demonstration
64 2, 13 | principle cannot be the conclusion of any demonstration or
65 2, 13 | are to the end, as the ~conclusion is to the principle. Now
66 2, 13 | clear that an impossible ~conclusion does not follow from a possible
67 2, 13 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The conclusion does not always of necessity
68 2, 13 | principles cannot be true if the conclusion ~is not true. In like manner,
69 2, 14 | one demonstration, is the conclusion of another: and ~consequently
70 2, 14 | considered in the light of a ~conclusion. Wherefore that which presents
71 2, 14 | position of an ultimate conclusion whereat the inquiry comes
72 2, 25 | object leads to the ~same conclusion.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[25] A[
73 2, 51 | which is the habit of one ~conclusion, is caused by one demonstration.
74 2, 51 | gives a firm assent to the conclusion, but a probable proposition ~
75 2, 54 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, one conclusion suffices both for an act
76 2, 54 | scientific knowledge of one conclusion, has the habit indeed, yet ~
77 2, 54 | scientific ~knowledge of another conclusion, no additional habit is
78 2, 57 | formal aspect under which the conclusion is known. Therefore the ~
79 2, 57 | considered apart, without the conclusion being considered at all.
80 2, 65 | scientific knowledge ~about some conclusion which had never been presented
81 2, 65 | wander from the truth in his conclusion. ~Moreover, things "done"
82 2, 67 | syllogism, about one same conclusion. Therefore after this life
83 2, 67 | exemplified in the knowledge of a conclusion through a ~demonstrative
84 2, 73 | Stoics arrived at ~their conclusion through looking at sin on
85 2, 76 | employs a syllogism, the conclusion of which ~is an act of judgment,
86 2, 76 | singulars: wherefore the conclusion of a practical syllogism
87 2, 77 | universal, so as to draw ~the conclusion: but he reasons about another
88 2, 77 | the passion, and draws his conclusion ~accordingly. Hence the
89 2, 89 | angelic intellect considers a conclusion, it ~must, of necessity,
90 2, 92 | principles to ~assent to the conclusion, so it induces us by some
91 2, 94 | principle it follows as a proper conclusion, ~that goods entrusted to
92 2, 95 | in two ways: first, as a conclusion from premises, secondly,
93 2, 95 | kill" may be ~derived as a conclusion from the principle that "
94 2, 95 | natural law by way of a conclusion that is not very remote
95 2, 112 | has ~the knowledge of a conclusion if he does not know its
96 2, 1 | by means of light, and a conclusion cannot be known save through ~
97 2, 1 | knowledge of a demonstrated conclusion through its ~demonstration]?~
98 2, 1 | eyes of the faithful, ~as a conclusion drawn from self-evident
99 2, 2 | knowledge ~of a demonstrated conclusion through its demonstration.],
100 2, 2 | knowledge of a demonstrated conclusion through its demonstration]
101 2, 2 | knowledge of a demonstrated conclusion through its ~demonstration.].
102 2, 4 | on human ~reasoning in a conclusion which does not follow, of
103 2, 5 | a man whose mind holds a conclusion without knowing how it ~
104 2, 19 | impossible ~to infer a particular conclusion from an universal proposition,
105 2, 47 | prudence terminates, as in a conclusion, ~in the particular matter
106 2, 47 | principle. Now a ~singular conclusion is argued from a universal
107 2, 49 | either in coming to a ~false conclusion, or in coming to a true
108 2, 49 | or in coming to a true conclusion from false premisses ~through
109 2, 53 | reason is led to a false conclusion that appears to be true;
110 2, 53 | to a true or to a false conclusion. Even so a sin may be ~against
111 2, 63 | false. Therefore the same conclusion ~follows.~Aquin.: SMT SS
112 2, 63 | false. Therefore the same conclusion follows.~Aquin.: SMT SS
113 2, 71 | reviling; and so ~the same conclusion follows as before.~Aquin.:
114 2, 96 | are more weighty than ~the conclusion. Now in an oath a man's
115 2, 160 | themselves." Accordingly the conclusion is not ~that pride is in
116 2, 160 | that lead to an impossible conclusion ~one is sometimes convinced
117 2, 169 | the antecedent, as the conclusion to the premises in a syllogism,
118 2, 169 | always leads to a necessary ~conclusion, as we find proved in I
119 3, 2 | God; and hence the same conclusion follows as ~above.~Aquin.:
120 3, 3 | regards the operation, and the conclusion would ~follow if it implied
121 3, 9 | perfect; and hence the same conclusion as above. ~Aquin.: SMT TP
122 3, 10 | even amongst men one sees a conclusion in ~a medium more perfectly
123 3, 26 | Ed. Note Para. 4/5~Such a conclusion would hold if it were a
124 3, 26 | And, be ~it remarked in conclusion, these two points, so much
125 3, 32 | come upon thee," draws the conclusion: "Therefore also the Holy
126 3, 75 | after such change. Hence the conclusion is that, saving ~the truth
127 3, 75 | stated above. Hence the conclusion does not follow.~Aquin.:
128 Suppl, 1 | grace: and so the same ~conclusion follows as above.~Aquin.:
129 Suppl, 12| of ~sin; and so the same conclusion follows.~Aquin.: SMT XP
130 Suppl, 13| compensation to God, and the same ~conclusion follows as before.~Aquin.:
131 Suppl, 19| absolving them. Hence the same ~conclusion follows.~Aquin.: SMT XP
132 Suppl, 19| by them: and so ~the same conclusion follows.~Aquin.: SMT XP
133 Suppl, 39| Hence we must not draw a conclusion from this particular ~instance,
134 Suppl, 40| tonsure. Therefore the same conclusion follows.~Aquin.: SMT XP
135 Suppl, 42| intercourse. Therefore the same conclusion ~follows as before.~Aquin.:
136 Suppl, 48| Para. 2/2~Further, the same conclusion is proved by the examples
137 Suppl, 48| the Church: wherefore the ~conclusion does not follow.~
138 Suppl, 49| sacrament," and thus the same conclusion follows as above.~Aquin.:
139 Suppl, 49| reason; and consequently the conclusion does not ~follow. ~Aquin.:
140 Suppl, 49| no sin; and thus the same conclusion follows.~Aquin.: SMT XP
141 Suppl, 53| Para. 2/2~Further, the same conclusion may be proved by many authorities
142 Suppl, 53| this actually. Hence the conclusion ~does not follow.~Aquin.:
143 Suppl, 53| not suffice to prove the conclusion.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[53] A[
144 Suppl, 53| married. Consequently the ~conclusion does not follow.~Aquin.:
145 Suppl, 55| blood-relations, and thus the same conclusion follows.~Aquin.: SMT XP
146 Suppl, 57| true. Therefore the same conclusion ~follows.~Aquin.: SMT XP
147 Suppl, 64| all": and thus the same ~conclusion follows.~Aquin.: SMT XP
148 Suppl, 67| etc. Therefore the same conclusion ~follows as before.~Aquin.:
149 Suppl, 69| Para. 3/3~Further, the same conclusion may be gathered from Gregory (
150 Suppl, 70| their ~origin: wherefore the conclusion does not follow. ~Aquin.:
151 Suppl, 71| reward!" And ~thus the same conclusion follows.~Aquin.: SMT XP
152 Suppl, 71| thereby. Therefore the same conclusion follows as above.~Aquin.:
153 Suppl, 72| flames." Therefore the same ~conclusion follows.~Aquin.: SMT XP
154 Suppl, 72| flames." Therefore the same ~conclusion follows.~Aquin.: SMT XP
155 Suppl, 72| now by seeking a definite conclusion by arguing about them. ~
156 Suppl, 75| not die: and so the same conclusion follows.~Aquin.: SMT XP
157 Suppl, 78| quantity: and so the same conclusion follows.~Aquin.: SMT XP
158 Suppl, 78| individual: wherefore the conclusion does not follow.~Aquin.:
159 Suppl, 78| difference of ~merits. Hence the conclusion does not follow.~Aquin.:
160 Suppl, 78| resurrection. And so the same conclusion follows as above.~Aquin.:
161 Suppl, 80| proved as follows: It is a ~conclusion of geometry that two circles
162 Suppl, 83| fire, and ~thus the same conclusion follows as before.~Aquin.:
163 Suppl, 84| committed: and thus the same conclusion follows as before.~Aquin.:
164 Suppl, 85| possible to come to any certain conclusion ~about the truth of this
165 Suppl, 86| judged," and thus the same conclusion follows as ~before.~Aquin.:
166 Suppl, 89| and consequently the same conclusion follows.~Aquin.: SMT XP
167 Suppl, 89| things. Therefore the same conclusion ~follows.~Aquin.: SMT XP
168 Suppl, 93| them. Therefore the ~same conclusion follows as before.~Aquin.:
169 Suppl, 93| and ~consequently the same conclusion follows as above.~Aquin.:
170 Suppl, 95| sinned: and thus the same conclusion follows as above.~Aquin.:
171 Suppl, 95| unhappy: and thus the same conclusion follows as above.~Aquin.:
172 Suppl, 96| and consequently the ~same conclusion follows as before.~Aquin.:
173 Suppl, 96| eternally: and thus the same ~conclusion follows as before.~Aquin.:
174 Appen2, 1| this ~life. Hence the same conclusion follows.~Aquin.: SMT XP
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