Part, Question
1 1, 1 | sign of a lower science to depend upon a ~higher; as music
2 1, 1 | doctrine does in a ~sense depend upon philosophical sciences;
3 1, 1 | This science can in a sense depend upon the philosophical ~
4 1, 1 | Therefore it does not ~depend upon other sciences as upon
5 1, 7 | finished, forasmuch as it would depend on an infinite number of ~
6 1, 10 | aeviternal things do not depend on ~each other, for one
7 1, 11 | metaphysical entity and does not depend on matter in its ~being.
8 1, 12 | they are His effects and depend on their cause, we can be
9 1, 13 | multiplication of names does not depend on the ~predication of the
10 1, 16 | intellect upon which it does not depend.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[16] A[
11 1, 17 | accidentally. Now natural things depend on the ~divine intellect,
12 1, 17 | Para. 2/3~In things that depend on God, falseness cannot
13 1, 19 | follows that all things made depend simply on His will, and
14 1, 19 | some other effect do not depend solely on the will of ~God,
15 1, 19 | ends. Hence such things depend on the simple will of ~God;
16 1, 41 | the will's action does not depend on the ~quality of the agent,
17 1, 49 | goodness of anything does not depend ~upon its order to any particular
18 1, 50 | or incorruptible being to depend for its ~existence on another
19 1, 53 | angel's movement does not depend ~upon the movement of the
20 1, 57 | will, and all things that depend only on the will, are known
21 1, 57 | grace. For these mysteries depend upon the pure will of God: ~
22 1, 57 | of another angel, which depend ~upon the will of such angel,
23 1, 62 | does ~the degree of grace depend upon the degree of their
24 1, 70 | not of those changes which depend ~upon the free-will.~Aquin.:
25 1, 70 | body, since all the ~senses depend on the sense of touch, which
26 1, 76 | Thus one part would not ~depend on another; nor would one
27 1, 77 | power of the soul does not depend on that of another; for
28 1, 41 | the will's action does not depend on the ~quality of the agent,
29 1, 50 | goodness of anything does not depend ~upon its order to any particular
30 1, 51 | or incorruptible being to depend for its ~existence on another
31 1, 54 | angel's movement does not depend ~upon the movement of the
32 1, 58 | will, and all things that depend only on the will, are known
33 1, 58 | grace. For these mysteries depend upon the pure will of God: ~
34 1, 58 | of another angel, which depend ~upon the will of such angel,
35 1, 63 | does ~the degree of grace depend upon the degree of their
36 1, 71 | not of those changes which depend ~upon the free-will.~Aquin.:
37 1, 71 | body, since all the ~senses depend on the sense of touch, which
38 1, 75 | Thus one part would not ~depend on another; nor would one
39 1, 76 | power of the soul does not depend on that of another; for
40 1, 83 | being the soul does not depend on the body. ~But if the
41 1, 83 | For the superior does not depend ~on the inferior. But the
42 1, 89 | the rational soul does not depend in its ~existence on corporeal
43 1, 103 | among things, so that some depend on ~others, by which they
44 1, 103 | Divine goodness does not depend on ~creatures; but by His
45 1, 107 | forasmuch as these types depend on the universal created ~
46 2, 3 | united to God will not ~depend on the senses.~Aquin.: SMT
47 2, 4 | what precedes does not depend on what follows. But the ~
48 2, 4 | the intellect, does not ~depend on rectitude of the will.~
49 2, 4 | Divine Essence, it does not ~depend on the body. Consequently,
50 2, 18 | goodness of a cause does not depend on its ~effect; rather is
51 2, 18 | things the being does not ~depend on another, and in these
52 2, 18 | Whose goodness does not ~depend on another, the measure
53 2, 18 | from the end on which they ~depend, besides that goodness which
54 2, 19 | goodness of the will does not depend on ~the object. For the
55 2, 19 | the end, as such, does not depend on any other. But, according
56 2, 19 | act of the will ~does not depend on any object.~Aquin.: SMT
57 2, 19 | goodness of the will does not depend on the object.~Aquin.: SMT
58 2, 19 | goodness of the will does not depend on ~the object alone. For
59 2, 19 | goodness and malice of the will depend on the circumstances, and
60 2, 19 | goodness and malice of the will depend, not on the ~circumstances,
61 2, 19 | of the act of the will depend on some one thing; while
62 2, 19 | malice of other acts may depend on several things.~Aquin.:
63 2, 19 | goodness of the will does not depend on ~reason. For what comes
64 2, 19 | what comes first does not depend on what follows. But the ~
65 2, 19 | goodness of the will ~does not depend on reason.~Aquin.: SMT FS
66 2, 19 | Further, the mover does not depend on that which is moved,
67 2, 19 | goodness of the will does not depend on ~reason.~Aquin.: SMT
68 2, 19 | the human will does not depend ~on the eternal law. Because
69 2, 19 | goodness of the will does not depend on ~the eternal law.~Aquin.:
70 2, 19 | goodness of the will does not depend on ~the intention of the
71 2, 19 | goodness of the will does not ~depend on the intention of the
72 2, 19 | goodness of the will does not depend on the intention of ~the
73 2, 19 | malice of the will does not depend on the malice ~of the end
74 2, 19 | the goodness of the will depend on the goodness of the end
75 2, 19 | it must, of necessity, depend on the intention of the
76 2, 19 | act of the will does not depend on the subsequent intention, ~
77 2, 19 | quantity in the act does not depend ~on the quantity in the
78 2, 19 | or exterior act does not depend on the quantity ~of the
79 2, 19 | the human will does not depend ~on its conformity to the
80 2, 20 | of the external ~action depend on the goodness of the will.
81 2, 24 | so in them good does not depend on the right ~ordering of
82 2, 24 | Because moral good and evil depend on reason. ~But the passions
83 2, 34 | evil in the moral order depend on ~agreement or disagreement
84 2, 34 | virtuous and the useful depend on accordance with ~reason,
85 2, 51 | are from nature does not depend on the will. But habit "
86 2, 57 | degree: and both of these depend on wisdom, as obtaining
87 2, 57 | in speculative matters, depend on the ~principles from
88 2, 58 | of what precedes does not depend on the ~perfection of what
89 2, 58 | of the ~reason, does not depend on moral virtue, which is
90 2, 58 | Reply OBJ 2: It does not depend on the disposition of our
91 2, 60 | as good and evil in ~them depend on their being commensurate
92 2, 60 | operations, good and evil depend only ~on commensuration
93 2, 60 | evil in these ~operations depend on the way in which man
94 2, 62 | that ~all other virtues depend on charity in some way,
95 2, 63 | these virtues does ~not depend on one particular mode of
96 2, 64 | the mean and the extremes depend on ~various circumstances:
97 2, 65 | the intellectual virtues depend on the understanding ~of
98 2, 65 | understanding of principles, do not depend on the conclusions, ~which
99 2, 65 | as do the moral ~virtues depend on prudence, because the
100 2, 65 | prudence. But charity does not depend on prudence; indeed, ~it
101 2, 65 | and hope, as such, do not depend either on ~prudence or charity;
102 2, 66 | on which all other things depend. Consequently fortitude ~
103 2, 73 | degrees of gravity in a sin depend on the object, so also ~
104 2, 73 | gravity of a sin does not depend on its ~cause. Because the
105 2, 100 | Now since human morals depend on their relation to reason, ~
106 2, 102 | particular conditions, which depend on the judgment of those
107 2, 105 | punishment of ~evildoers, depend on the direction of those
108 2, 105 | as regards such things, depend on their own will, for instance ~
109 2, 6 | To believe does indeed depend on the will of the believer: ~
110 2, 22 | from the fact that they depend on prudence.~Aquin.: SMT
111 2, 49 | the ~intellectual virtues depend on right reason. Therefore
112 2, 59 | dignity, which would seem to depend chiefly on what a ~person
113 2, 59 | the real mean and does not depend on us. Therefore ~it would
114 2, 72 | species and gravity of a sin depend on the end rather ~than
115 2, 75 | a favor received should depend on the utility accruing
116 2, 75 | case the just ~price will depend not only on the thing sold,
117 2, 75 | that the recompense should depend on the usefulness ~accruing,
118 2, 75 | things ~salable does not depend on their degree of nature,
119 2, 79 | its ~perfection does not depend on the consideration of
120 2, 84 | they are made, oblations depend on man's will, as ~appears
121 2, 90 | superstition, in so far as they depend on certain actions of the
122 2, 93 | public occurrences which depend ~on the multitude. Secondly,
123 2, 95 | namely, that he should not depend on worldly assistance, ~
124 2, 95 | God: wherefore if ~they depend on God alone, it does not
125 2, 106 | the good of one person may depend on the good of ~another:
126 2, 109 | a venial sin. This will depend on the ~end in view; for
127 2, 125 | vice and virtue does not depend chiefly ~on the cause of
128 2, 125 | opposition of a vice does not depend on ~its cause, so neither
129 2, 125 | cause, so neither does it depend on its effect. Now the harm
130 2, 125 | the opposition of daring ~depend on this.~Aquin.: SMT SS
131 2, 130 | opposition of ~vices does not depend on their effects. Nevertheless
132 2, 139 | rule of temperance does not depend on the ~needs of the present
133 2, 139 | rule of temperance does not depend on ~the needs of the body.~
134 2, 152 | race, and common goods depend on the law for their determination,
135 2, 152 | principle on which the rest depend. Now the principles of reason
136 2, 162 | life and soundness of body depend on the body being subject ~
137 2, 169 | connected and on which they depend: thus it has been stated
138 2, 169 | connected in that principle and depend ~thereon. Hence he who knows
139 3, 6 | although a thing's becoming may depend on another, yet when it
140 3, 10 | hence the ~degrees thereof depend rather on the order of grace
141 3, 24 | beatitude ~of Christ does not depend on our knowledge thereof.~
142 3, 35 | Eternal filiation does not depend on a temporal mother, but ~
143 3, 62 | the sacraments seems to depend on faith. ~for as Augustine
144 3, 64 | And since cause does not depend on effect, but rather ~conversely,
145 3, 64 | perfection of an action does not depend on the ~intention of the
146 3, 64 | which comes first does not ~depend on that which follows, consequently
147 3, 65 | greater, on which others depend without ~its depending on
148 3, 66 | the effect, nor does ~it depend on it. Consequently, a man
149 3, 69 | OBJ 1: Faith and charity depend on man's will, yet so that
150 Suppl, 18| that it does not altogether depend on the priest's judgment.~
151 Suppl, 18| Therefore it does not altogether depend on the priest's judgment.~
152 Suppl, 24| those spiritual goods which depend ~on our will, such as the
153 Suppl, 25| Since then indulgences ~depend on the mere will of the
154 Suppl, 40| priest's power does not depend on ~a higher power save
155 Suppl, 40| contrary, One Order does not depend on a preceding order as ~
156 Suppl, 45| matrimony. For the sacraments depend not on the human will but
157 Suppl, 49| existence of a thing does ~not depend on its use; and in this
158 Suppl, 69| spiritual substances do not depend on a body in ~respect of
159 Suppl, 72| effects of heavenly ~bodies depend on certain fixed positions
160 Suppl, 90| the increase of which will depend the increase in perfection ~
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