Part, Question
1 1, 1 | based on the literal, and presupposes it. Now ~this spiritual
2 1, 2 | the articles; for faith presupposes natural knowledge, even ~
3 1, 2 | knowledge, even ~as grace presupposes nature, and perfection supposes
4 1, 5 | Nevertheless, the idea of goodness presupposes the idea ~of an efficient
5 1, 5 | form (and since ~the form presupposes certain things, and from
6 1, 5 | that form. ~Now the form presupposes determination or commensuration
7 1, 13 | substance; as dominion ~presupposes power, which is the divine
8 1, 14 | second mode of discursion presupposes ~the first mode; for whosoever
9 1, 14 | knowing the particular, for it presupposes the knowledge of singular ~
10 1, 21 | works: whereas creation presupposes nothing. Therefore in ~creation
11 1, 21 | of ~divine justice always presupposes the work of mercy; and is
12 1, 21 | OBJ 4: Although creation presupposes nothing in the universe;
13 1, 22 | resides in the intellect; but presupposes the ~act of willing the
14 1, 22 | that end. Hence prudence presupposes the moral ~virtues, by means
15 1, 23 | answer that, Predestination presupposes election in the order of ~
16 1, 23 | of ~reason; and election presupposes love. The reason of this
17 1, 23 | some to eternal ~salvation presupposes, in the order of reason,
18 1, 33 | in the order of nature it presupposes the ~generation of the Son.
19 1, 40 | OBJ 4: Further, whatever presupposes distinction cannot be the
20 1, 40 | distinction. But relation presupposes distinction, which ~comes
21 1, 40 | subsisting person, so that ~it presupposes the latter; while in a passive
22 1, 40 | 1~Reply OBJ 4: Relation presupposes the distinction of the subjects,
23 1, 40 | intelligence every relation presupposes ~that on which it is founded;
24 1, 40 | is founded; as equality presupposes quantity. But ~paternity
25 1, 40 | generation. Therefore ~paternity presupposes generation.~Aquin.: SMT
26 1, 40 | filiation. But filiation presupposes nativity; for the Son is
27 1, 40 | Therefore paternity also presupposes generation.~Aquin.: SMT
28 1, 40 | order of ~intelligence it presupposes the notional act, for relation,
29 1, 40 | and thus the notional act presupposes the relation, as an action ~
30 1, 40 | relation, as an action ~presupposes a person acting.~Aquin.:
31 1, 40 | the Father; wherefore it presupposes the personal property ~of
32 1, 45 | regards their form, but presupposes ~matter. If therefore God
33 1, 45 | man begotten; and thus he presupposes ~in his action a determinate
34 1, 46 | a particular agent, that presupposes ~something and produces
35 1, 46 | produces the form, and ~presupposes the matter; and hence it
36 1, 46 | Now, a particular agent presupposes time just as it presupposes
37 1, 46 | presupposes time just as it presupposes matter. ~Hence it is correctly
38 1, 46 | beginning ~and end of time, presupposes the eternity of time and
39 1, 76 | the movement of which ~presupposes the operation of the intellect.
40 1, 76 | the ~sensitive soul, but presupposes it as a material subject.~
41 1, 76 | power, the act of which presupposes the ~body to be already
42 1, 40 | OBJ 4: Further, whatever presupposes distinction cannot be the
43 1, 40 | distinction. But relation presupposes distinction, which ~comes
44 1, 40 | subsisting person, so that ~it presupposes the latter; while in a passive
45 1, 40 | 1~Reply OBJ 4: Relation presupposes the distinction of the subjects,
46 1, 40 | intelligence every relation presupposes ~that on which it is founded;
47 1, 40 | is founded; as equality presupposes quantity. But ~paternity
48 1, 40 | generation. Therefore ~paternity presupposes generation.~Aquin.: SMT
49 1, 40 | filiation. But filiation presupposes nativity; for the Son is
50 1, 40 | Therefore paternity also presupposes generation.~Aquin.: SMT
51 1, 40 | order of ~intelligence it presupposes the notional act, for relation,
52 1, 40 | and thus the notional act presupposes the relation, as an action ~
53 1, 40 | relation, as an action ~presupposes a person acting.~Aquin.:
54 1, 40 | the Father; wherefore it presupposes the personal property ~of
55 1, 46 | regards their form, but presupposes ~matter. If therefore God
56 1, 46 | man begotten; and thus he presupposes ~in his action a determinate
57 1, 47 | a particular agent, that presupposes ~something and produces
58 1, 47 | agent produces the form, and presupposes the matter; and hence it
59 1, 47 | Now, a particular agent presupposes time just as it presupposes
60 1, 47 | presupposes time just as it presupposes matter. ~Hence it is correctly
61 1, 47 | beginning ~and end of time, presupposes the eternity of time and
62 1, 75 | the movement of which ~presupposes the operation of the intellect.
63 1, 75 | the ~sensitive soul, but presupposes it as a material subject.~
64 1, 75 | power, the act of which presupposes the ~body to be already
65 1, 82 | however, is in us, but presupposes the help of God.~Aquin.:
66 1, 83 | Reply OBJ 3: Every movement presupposes something immovable: for
67 1, 89 | the second ~cause always presupposes something derived from the
68 1, 89 | and every agent, that presupposes something to ~its act, acts
69 1, 94 | and the soul. But consent presupposes existence. Therefore man
70 2, 2 | man himself: and hence it presupposes perfect or ~inchoate happiness.
71 2, 4 | perfection of virtue and grace presupposes the perfection of nature.
72 2, 12 | knowledge, but because it presupposes ~knowledge, which proposes
73 2, 12 | OBJ 3: Further, intention presupposes an act of reason or of the ~
74 2, 14 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Choice presupposes counsel by reason of its
75 2, 15 | to it, because counsel presupposes the desire of the end. On
76 2, 15 | the desire of the means presupposes the decision of counsel.
77 2, 19 | very desire of the due end presupposes on the part of ~reason a
78 2, 26 | appetite; whereas dilection presupposes the ~judgment of reason.
79 2, 27 | Desire for a thing always presupposes love for that thing. ~But
80 2, 40 | this reason, moreover, hope presupposes desire: just ~as all irascible
81 2, 40 | Hence despair, like hope, presupposes desire; because we neither ~
82 2, 45 | of daring towards evil ~presupposes the movement of hope towards
83 2, 48 | reason. ~Because that which presupposes an act of reason, does not
84 2, 56 | subjected in reason: but it presupposes ~as its principle the rectitude
85 2, 57 | regards the appetite, since it presupposes the ~rectitude thereof.~
86 2, 57 | that science depends on and presupposes understanding, which is
87 2, 58 | respect of moral matters, presupposes ~a right appetite of the
88 2, 58 | naturally known principles, presupposes the understanding ~of those
89 2, 66 | added to ~charity; for it presupposes love, as Augustine says (
90 2, 66 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Hope presupposes love of that which a man
91 2, 78 | certain malice, ~always presupposes some inordinateness in man,
92 2, 99 | thereto. For just as ~grace presupposes nature, so must the Divine
93 2, 113 | But the gift of wisdom ~presupposes the knowledge of faith,
94 2, 2 | human research, since it presupposes many other ~sciences: so
95 2, 4 | charity. This latter act presupposes faith, ~because the will
96 2, 13 | sin against the Holy Ghost presupposes other sins.~Aquin.: SMT
97 2, 13 | also, for the most part, presupposes other sins, ~for it is written (
98 2, 13 | end, it is clear that it ~presupposes sin, just as repentance
99 2, 16 | because the act of hope ~presupposes the act of faith, as we
100 2, 26 | follows that love of God presupposes ~knowledge of God. And because
101 2, 43 | Hence the gift of ~wisdom presupposes faith, because "a man judges
102 2, 43 | of which we are speaking ~presupposes charity. Now charity is
103 2, 43 | distinct from charity, it presupposes ~it, and for that very reason
104 2, 45 | counsel." But as choice presupposes ~counsel, since it is "the
105 2, 86 | something: and a purpose presupposes deliberation, since ~it
106 2, 92 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: Idolatry presupposes internal unbelief, and to
107 2, 123 | employs daring in moderation presupposes hope, so on the ~other hand
108 2, 126 | things: and hope for anything presupposes an appetite stretching ~
109 2, 126 | Q[40], A[2]) that hope presupposes love and ~desire of the
110 2, 139 | pleasures. For just as daring presupposes objects of fear, so ~too
111 2, 152 | to nature, because reason presupposes ~things as determined by
112 3, 1 | forasmuch as every imperfect presupposes some perfect thing, by which
113 3, 1 | Reply OBJ 4: Predestination presupposes the foreknowledge of future ~
114 3, 18 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Choice presupposes counsel; yet it follows
115 3, 34 | consists in choice. But choice ~presupposes the deliberation of counsel:
116 3, 34 | the act of the ~intellect presupposes an act of the senses; and
117 3, 37 | purified. For purification presupposes uncleanness. ~But there
118 3, 44 | righteousness: the ~former of which presupposes the latter, since, as it
119 3, 44 | the world. But this work presupposes creation. It ~seems, therefore,
120 3, 71 | which a man is regenerated, ~presupposes the life of the rational
121 3, 72 | character of Confirmation presupposes the character of ~Baptism?~(
122 3, 72 | character of Confirmation presupposes of necessity, the ~baptismal
123 3, 72 | which is spiritual strength, presupposes the ~effect of Baptism,
124 3, 72 | sacrament of ~Confirmation presupposes the sacrament of Baptism.~
125 3, 75 | the first cause, which presupposes nothing else. But in this
126 3, 77 | natural; ~nevertheless, it presupposes the miracle which is wrought
127 3, 85 | appetitive power, which ~presupposes an act of the apprehension.
128 3, 85 | not in the ~memory, but presupposes it.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[85]
129 3, 85 | as the act of one virtue presupposes the act of another. ~Accordingly,
130 3, 86 | latter does not cause, but presupposes true or apparent goodness
131 Suppl, 7 | Reply OBJ 2: Confession presupposes charity, which gives us
132 Suppl, 12| wherefore satisfaction ~presupposes inequality among actions,
133 Suppl, 17| respective acts, one of which presupposes the other.~Aquin.: SMT XP
134 Suppl, 21| sacraments: and this latter presupposes the former, since the faithful ~
135 Suppl, 30| Now just as a bodily cure presupposes ~bodily life in the one
136 Suppl, 35| Whether the character of Order presupposes of necessity the ~character
137 Suppl, 35| Baptism?~(4) Whether it presupposes of necessity the character
138 Suppl, 35| the character of one Order presupposes of necessity the ~character
139 Suppl, 35| OBJ 3: Further, no cause presupposes its effect. But grace is ~
140 Suppl, 35| Whether the character of Order presupposes the baptismal character?~
141 Suppl, 35| Order is a sacrament, it presupposes Baptism.~Aquin.: SMT XP
142 Suppl, 35| the character of Order ~presupposes the character of Baptism.~
143 Suppl, 35| character of Order necessarily presupposes the character of ~Confirmation?~
144 Suppl, 35| character of Order necessarily presupposes ~the character of Confirmation.
145 Suppl, 35| another, ~as the middle presupposes the first, so does the last
146 Suppl, 35| character of Confirmation presupposes that of Baptism as ~being
147 Suppl, 35| Therefore the character of Order presupposes that of ~Confirmation as
148 Suppl, 35| Wherefore the character of Order presupposes the character of ~Confirmation
149 Suppl, 35| of one Order necessarily presupposes the character ~of another
150 Suppl, 35| of one Order necessarily ~presupposes the character of another
151 Suppl, 35| But the character of Order presupposes the character of another ~
152 Suppl, 51| because the ~will's act presupposes an estimate or judgment
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