Part, Question
1 1, 8 | who knows, and the thing willed in the one who wills. Hence
2 1, 19 | necessity on the things willed?~(9) Whether there is in
3 1, 19 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the willed moves the willer, as the
4 1, 19 | OBJ 3: Further, if what is willed suffices the willer, he
5 1, 19 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: In things willed for the sake of the end,
6 1, 19 | clearly appears in things willed only for the sake of the
7 1, 19 | Accordingly as to things ~willed by God, we must observe
8 1, 19 | necessarily will things willed on account of His goodness;
9 1, 19 | the nature of the thing willed, namely, that the perfect
10 1, 19 | divine will to the thing ~willed. The reason for this is
11 1, 19 | example, we may say that God willed man to ~have hands to serve
12 1, 19 | that he ~might be man; and willed him to be man that he might
13 1, 19 | consequent, but to the ~things willed.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[19] A[
14 1, 19 | so far as it is ~good, is willed by God. A thing taken in
15 1, 19 | will what before he had not willed; or cease to will what ~
16 1, 19 | cease to will what ~he had willed before. This cannot happen,
17 1, 19 | necessity on the things willed?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[19] A[
18 1, 19 | necessity on the things ~willed. For Augustine says (Enchiridion
19 1, 19 | saved, except ~whom God has willed to be saved. He must therefore
20 1, 19 | necessity on the ~things willed.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[19] A[
21 1, 19 | imposes necessity on things willed, it follows that ~all good
22 1, 19 | necessity on some things willed ~but not on all. The reason
23 1, 19 | contingent that the ~effects willed by God happen contingently,
24 1, 19 | understand a necessity in ~things willed by God that is not absolute,
25 1, 20 | only inasmuch as it is willed by God. To every existing ~
26 1, 20 | created universe: because ~He willed for Him the greater good
27 1, 23 | the part of the things ~willed; inasmuch as God wills one
28 1, 27 | similitude of the ~object willed within it, but by its having
29 1, 27 | inclination to the ~thing willed. Thus the procession of
30 1, 28 | one willing to the object ~willed; which are real relations
31 1, 28 | the willer to the ~object willed. In God, however, the intellect
32 1, 41 | created are such as God willed them to be; but the Son,
33 1, 46 | as ~much as and when He willed, and according to what was
34 1, 46 | but such an effect as God ~willed, an effect, to wit, which
35 1, 60 | that end ~to which good is willed, but rather as of that good
36 1, 61 | He produced such as He willed, and when He willed.~Aquin.:
37 1, 61 | as He willed, and when He willed.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[61] A[
38 1, 61 | upon them when ~God Himself willed it. Consequently it does
39 1, 41 | created are such as God willed them to be; but the Son,
40 1, 47 | as ~much as and when He willed, and according to what was
41 1, 47 | but such an effect as God ~willed, an effect, to wit, which
42 1, 61 | that end ~to which good is willed, but rather as of that good
43 1, 62 | He produced such as He willed, and when He willed.~Aquin.:
44 1, 62 | as He willed, and when He willed.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[61] A[
45 1, 62 | upon them when ~God Himself willed it. Consequently it does
46 1, 88 | If, therefore, God had willed souls to understand in the
47 1, 95 | Civ. Dei xix, 15): "God ~willed that man, who was endowed
48 1, 105 | the willer ~to the thing willed. And He alone can change
49 1, 110 | of the will to the thing willed, God alone can thus change ~
50 1, 117 | either because the soul so willed, or for some other ~reason.
51 1, 117 | reason. If because the soul willed it - this seems incongruous.
52 2, 6 | unknown cannot be ~actually willed. Ignorance is "consequent"
53 2, 8 | But that which is good and willed in itself is the end. ~Wherefore
54 2, 8 | the means are good and willed, not in themselves, but
55 2, 8 | answer that, Since the end is willed in itself, whereas the means,
56 2, 8 | means, as ~such, are only willed for the end, it is evident
57 2, 10 | be ~something naturally willed.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[10] A[
58 2, 10 | gained, are ~not necessarily willed by one who wills the end:
59 2, 16 | twofold relation to the thing willed. One, ~according as the
60 2, 16 | according as the thing willed is, in a way, in the willing
61 2, 16 | proportion or order to the thing willed. Wherefore those things ~
62 2, 16 | of the will to ~the thing willed.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[16] A[
63 2, 16 | Para. 2/2~Now the thing willed is not only the end, but
64 2, 16 | realization of the thing ~willed. Wherefore it is evident
65 2, 19 | Will, as regards the thing willed?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[19] A[
66 2, 19 | is referred to ~the thing willed. And thus the act of the
67 2, 19 | circumstance affects the thing willed: that is to say, in ~so
68 2, 19 | ignorance is in any way willed, either directly or indirectly,
69 2, 19 | the goodness of ~the thing willed: for instance, when a man
70 2, 19 | the goodness of the thing willed, as stated above (AA[1],
71 2, 19 | evil; and therefore, as willed by him, it is evil. Wherefore ~
72 2, 19 | will, as regards the thing willed?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[19] A[
73 2, 19 | will, as regards the thing willed. For we cannot will what
74 2, 19 | Divine will as to the thing willed.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[19] A[
75 2, 19 | in the point of the thing willed, it would follow that a
76 2, 19 | Divine will, as to the thing ~willed.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[19] A[
77 2, 19 | conform it, as to the thing willed.~(3) Moreover, opposition
78 2, 19 | Divine ~will, as to the thing willed, has an evil will.~Aquin.:
79 2, 19 | will, as to that which ~is willed formally, for it is bound
80 2, 19 | not as to that which is willed materially, for the reason
81 2, 19 | common aspect of the thing willed, it is conformed ~thereto
82 2, 19 | Divine will in the thing willed materially, it is ~conformed
83 2, 19 | the reason of the thing willed. But ~we know not what God
84 2, 19 | of reason of the ~thing willed, wills what God wills, more
85 2, 19 | point of the very thing willed; because the will ~tends
86 2, 20 | or by reason of the act ~willed, it follows that the external
87 2, 20 | derives goodness from the act willed and from ~the end intended.~
88 2, 20 | it has from the very act willed, to which it stands in ~
89 2, 51 | single act, what should be ~willed in regard to various aspects
90 2, 76 | will, but also in the act willed, which is ~commanded by
91 2, 111 | the will, which hitherto ~willed evil, begins to will good.
92 2, 1 | it was merely because He willed that He did, so that ~what
93 2, 80 | profane Samaritans, had ~He so willed, He would have made devout."
94 2, 102 | is prescribed to him is willed by him for its own sake
95 2, 102 | is ~prescribed is nowise willed for its own sake, but, considered
96 2, 102 | will ~even as to the thing willed. But we are not bound in
97 2, 102 | divine will as to the thing willed, as stated ~above (FS, Q[
98 2, 161 | the Divine command was not willed by ~man for his own sake,
99 2, 161 | remains therefore that he willed it for ~the sake of something
100 2, 170 | foreknow the future whenever it willed," which is clearly false.~
101 3, 13 | voluntary to Christ; He willed to hunger, He willed ~to
102 3, 13 | He willed to hunger, He willed ~to thirst, He willed to
103 3, 13 | He willed ~to thirst, He willed to fear, He willed to die."
104 3, 13 | thirst, He willed to fear, He willed to die." Now God is called ~
105 3, 13 | answer that, Christ's soul willed things in two ways. First,
106 3, 13 | capable ~of whatever He willed thus, since it would not
107 3, 13 | befit His wisdom if He ~willed to do anything of Himself
108 3, 13 | Christ must be said to have willed. For it must be ~remarked
109 3, 15 | unfailing dispensation, when He ~willed; even as He became man when
110 3, 15 | as He became man when He willed." Thirdly, as regards the ~
111 3, 15 | to the will, and yet be willed by reason of the end, to
112 3, 18 | Divine will ~in the thing willed?~(6) Whether there was any
113 3, 18 | He was drawn to anything willed in itself, ~which implies
114 3, 18 | will was drawn ~to anything willed on account of its being
115 3, 18 | Divine ~will in the thing willed?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[18] A[
116 3, 18 | anything ~except what God willed. For it is written (Ps.
117 3, 18 | that Christ's human will willed nothing but what was willed
118 3, 18 | willed nothing but what was willed by His ~Divine will.~Aquin.:
119 3, 18 | the human will in Christ willed nothing else than was willed
120 3, 18 | willed nothing else than was willed by His ~Divine will.~Aquin.:
121 3, 18 | He shows Himself to have ~willed something else than did
122 3, 18 | these of themselves were willed by God, but for the sake ~
123 3, 18 | will as reason He always willed the same as God, which ~
124 3, 18 | but as Thou wilt." ~For He willed in His reason that the Divine
125 3, 18 | although He said that He willed something else by another
126 3, 18 | His rational will Christ willed the Divine will to be ~fulfilled;
127 3, 18 | reason considers something willed in its relation to the will ~
128 3, 18 | causing in His mind, He willed the passion, according to
129 3, 21 | considered as nature is willed not absolutely but conditionally [
130 3, 21 | the will of reason, Christ willed nothing but what He ~knew
131 3, 31 | from ~whatever matter He willed, it was nevertheless most
132 3, 31 | Annunciation) that God "willed that His Word should take
133 3, 35 | 1~I answer that, Christ willed to be born in Bethlehem
134 3, 35 | said." ~Therefore He willed to be born at Bethlehem,
135 3, 35 | Christ, on the contrary, willed to be born ~in a mean city,
136 3, 41 | demons only so far as He willed; not as the Author of eternal
137 3, 44 | demons just as much as He willed; and He willed just as far
138 3, 44 | much as He willed; and He willed just as far as there ~was
139 3, 44 | made righteous ~unless he willed: for this would be both
140 3, 44 | clear that Christ, when He willed, ~changed the minds of men
141 3, 46 | human race. But if He had willed to free ~man from sin without
142 3, 46 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 6: Christ willed to deliver the human race
143 3, 46 | Test., qu. ~lv, "our Lord willed to redeem and reform the
144 3, 46 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Christ willed to suffer while yet young,
145 3, 46 | Passion ~drew nigh, our Lord willed to draw nigh to the place
146 3, 46 | 1 Para. 4/4~Fourthly, He willed to suffer in Jerusalem,
147 3, 46 | classed with thieves; but willed to be reputed with the ~
148 3, 47 | unwillingly, ~but because He willed it, when He willed it, and
149 3, 47 | because He willed it, when He willed it, and as He willed it." ~
150 3, 47 | He willed it, and as He willed it." ~Consequently Christ
151 3, 47 | inflicted on His body, but willed ~His corporeal nature to
152 3, 47 | end, so likewise, when He willed, He suddenly succumbed ~
153 3, 47 | body only so far as He ~willed it.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[47]
154 3, 47 | Jews and ~Gentiles, Christ willed to suffer from both.~Aquin.:
155 3, 47 | Reply OBJ 3: Christ, indeed willed His Passion just as the
156 3, 47 | Passion just as the Father willed ~it; yet He did not will
157 3, 51 | stated above (A[1]), Christ willed to be buried in ~order to
158 3, 51 | voluntary: and therefore He willed to die, not from sickness,
159 3, 51 | manifestation of His Divine power He willed that His ~body should continue
160 3, 52 | penalties upon Himself, ~willed His body to be laid in the
161 3, 52 | the tomb, so likewise He willed His soul to ~descend into
162 3, 54 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Christ willed the scars of His wounds
163 3, 73 | this mystery, our Saviour willed this last act to ~be fixed
164 3, 80 | Christ's ~body, since He willed to be crucified by sinners
165 3, 81 | others to observe: hence He willed first to be baptized ~when
166 Suppl, 48| of the will is the thing willed. ~Wherefore, according as
167 Suppl, 72| even as regards the things willed. and consequently, ~although
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