Part, Question
1 1, 7 | hence they have potentiality mixed with actuality. But magnitude
2 1, 17 | composition of the intellect is mixed up in it. This can ~take
3 1, 47 | things by extracting what is ~mixed up in matter.~Aquin.: SMT
4 1, 47 | arranged in degrees; as the mixed things are more perfect
5 1, 76 | find that the form of a ~mixed body has another operation
6 1, 76 | Further, the human body is a mixed body. Now mingling does
7 1, 76 | elements must remain in a mixed body; and ~these are substantial
8 1, 76 | elements ~remain entire in the mixed body; and that the mixture
9 1, 76 | follows that elements in ~the mixed body would be distinct as
10 1, 76 | the elements remain in the mixed body, not ~actually but
11 1, 76 | substantial form ~of the mixed body; for instance, the
12 1, 76 | instance, and ~not to a mixed body, still less to a terrestrial
13 1, 76 | soul is united should be a mixed body, above others ~reduced
14 1, 76 | simple element, or to a mixed body, in which fire was
15 1, 76 | into the ~composition of a mixed body (since it is unchangeable),
16 1, 48 | things by extracting what is ~mixed up in matter.~Aquin.: SMT
17 1, 48 | arranged in degrees; as the mixed things are more perfect
18 1, 75 | find that the form of a ~mixed body has another operation
19 1, 75 | Further, the human body is a mixed body. Now mingling does
20 1, 75 | elements must remain in a mixed body; and ~these are substantial
21 1, 75 | elements ~remain entire in the mixed body; and that the mixture
22 1, 75 | follows that elements in ~the mixed body would be distinct as
23 1, 75 | the elements remain in the mixed body, not ~actually but
24 1, 75 | substantial form ~of the mixed body; for instance, the
25 1, 75 | instance, and ~not to a mixed body, still less to a terrestrial
26 1, 75 | soul is united should be a mixed body, above others ~reduced
27 1, 75 | simple element, or to a mixed body, in which fire was
28 1, 75 | into the ~composition of a mixed body (since it is unchangeable),
29 1, 87 | as phantasy and sense are mixed up with the mind. Hence ~
30 1, 90 | into the ~composition of mixed bodies, except as in the
31 1, 118 | just as lead or tin is ~mixed with silver to prevent its
32 1, 118 | nourished, just as water is mixed with wine, as ~the Philosopher
33 1, 118 | already made one by being mixed together. Therefore there
34 2, 6 | done through fear "are of a mixed character," being partly
35 2, 46 | outside itself. Thus also in mixed colors there is no ~contrariety,
36 2, 82 | thus, when the harmony of a mixed body is destroyed, the ~
37 2, 85 | respect of ~its being of a mixed temperament, in order that
38 2, 89 | spiritual edifice, but are mixed with venial sins: ~as, when
39 2, 90 | is the cause of heat ~in mixed bodies, and these are said
40 2, 7 | is impure through being mixed with baser things: ~for
41 2, 7 | not called impure, when mixed with gold, which betters
42 2, 7 | which betters it, ~but when mixed with lead or tin. Now it
43 2, 25 | whiter for having less black mixed with it. ~Now those who
44 2, 75 | because that which is mixed is ~defective in its substance.~
45 2, 79 | instance, silver by being mixed with ~lead. Now in order
46 2, 80 | something that gives joy mixed with pain. Thus men are
47 2, 140 | not ~simply voluntary but mixed, as stated in Ethic. iii,
48 3, 2 | Secondly, ~because what is mixed is of the same species with
49 3, 2 | is made up of things not mixed nor changed, but ~imperfect;
50 3, 66 | not exist ~actually in a mixed body, such as Christ's.
51 3, 66 | two ways: ~first, by being mixed with another body; secondly,
52 3, 66 | small quantity ~of water be mixed artificially with a body
53 3, 66 | into the ~substance of a mixed body: thus water changed
54 3, 66 | has ~become muddy by being mixed with particles of earth.~
55 3, 66 | nature of the water by being ~mixed with it: just as neither
56 3, 66 | naturally, with certain mixed bodies, and suffer only
57 3, 66 | the ~liquid matter from mixed bodies; which liquid matter
58 3, 66 | retains no properties of any mixed ~body; which cannot be said
59 3, 72 | sacrament. And balm is ~mixed with the oil, by reason
60 3, 72 | Therefore the chrism should be mixed and blessed on the day of
61 3, 74 | Whether water should be mixed with it?~(7) Whether water
62 3, 74 | sacraments only bread and wine mixed with water are to ~be offered."~
63 3, 74 | over the entire body, and mixed with flour." Others, ~styled
64 3, 74 | quantity of another grain be mixed with a much greater quantity
65 3, 74 | with flesh; as leaven is mixed with the flour." Hence,
66 3, 74 | heresy of the Nazarenes, who mixed up legal observances with
67 3, 74 | grapes ought not to ~be mixed with this sacrament, because
68 3, 74 | Whether water should be mixed with the wine?~Aquin.: SMT
69 3, 74 | that water ought not to be mixed with the wine, since ~Christ'
70 3, 74 | Lord, only bread ~and wine mixed with water are to be offered
71 3, 74 | Drink the wine which I have mixed for you." ~Secondly, because
72 3, 74 | to be offered, but ~both mixed because we read that both
73 3, 74 | Therefore when water is mixed with the wine in the ~chalice,
74 3, 74 | therefore, since ~water is mixed with the wine, neither is
75 3, 74 | wine only, but both must be mixed together: ~in the same way
76 3, 74 | but the water is offered mixed with the wine to show that
77 3, 74 | liquor besides true water, be mixed with the flour, the ~sacrament
78 3, 74 | Further, a little water mixed with much wine is corrupted.
79 3, 74 | appreciable by sense when it is mixed with the wine: but it ~is
80 3, 75 | original matter into which mixed bodies can be dissolved
81 3, 77 | Whether anything can be mixed with the consecrated wine?~
82 3, 77 | if any kind of liquid be mixed with those species, then ~
83 3, 77 | Therefore no ~liquid can be mixed with the consecrated wine.~
84 3, 77 | Further, if any liquid be mixed with the consecrated wine,
85 3, 77 | and because the liquid mixed, as having no obstacle,
86 3, 77 | Consequently, no liquid can be mixed with ~the consecrated wine.~
87 3, 77 | that another liquid can be ~mixed with the wine after it is
88 3, 77 | sufficient liquid were mixed so as to spread itself all
89 3, 77 | then the whole would be a mixed substance. Now what is made
90 3, 77 | what is made up of things ~mixed is neither of them, but
91 3, 77 | instance, if water ~were mixed, the species of the wine
92 3, 77 | entire wine would not be mixed, but only part of ~it, which
93 3, 77 | of the same species were mixed with it, but even if it ~
94 3, 77 | consecrated wine, ~and be mixed with it throughout, the
95 3, 77 | consecrated wine is in no way mixed ~with the substance of Christ'
96 3, 77 | blood. Nevertheless it is mixed with the ~sacramental species,
97 3, 77 | mingled with the blood, but, mixed with the ~accidents of the
98 3, 80 | swallowed in great quantity, but mixed with saliva.~Aquin.: SMT
99 3, 82 | hence it is that water is ~mixed with the blood, which water
100 3, 83 | particle of ~the body to be mixed with the blood.~Aquin.:
101 3, 83 | account should water be mixed with the consecrated wine, ~
102 Suppl, 9 | is "pure" when it is not mixed with anything ~else: and "
103 Suppl, 47| Philosopher calls this a "mixed violence," as when a person
104 Suppl, 47| Further, wherever there is mixed violence, it is fear that
105 Suppl, 47| which ~is done on account of mixed violence is more voluntary
106 Suppl, 47| cannot be compelled except by mixed violence. Therefore it is ~
107 Suppl, 47| invalidated by violence of a mixed nature.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
108 Suppl, 54| which is the more easily mixed with another, according
109 Suppl, 72| them, since the form of a mixed body ~is more noble than
110 Suppl, 72| Reply OBJ 3: The form of a mixed body and the form of an
111 Suppl, 72| the species, ~and thus a mixed body is more perfect - or
112 Suppl, 72| something ~extrinsic: whereas a mixed body has in itself the cause
113 Suppl, 72| which cannot be said of a mixed body. And since incorruption
114 Suppl, 72| than the perfection of a ~mixed body, unless the mixed body
115 Suppl, 72| mixed body, unless the mixed body has also in itself
116 Suppl, 72| Nevertheless, although a mixed body is somewhat more noble
117 Suppl, 72| being than if ~it exist in a mixed body, because in a mixed
118 Suppl, 72| mixed body, because in a mixed body simple bodies are ~
119 Suppl, 72| lower bodies which by being mixed together ~fall away from
120 Suppl, 72| they say too, that in a mixed body the elements retain ~
121 Suppl, 75| and when this ~ceases all mixed bodies will be dissolved
122 Suppl, 75| as it will dissolve other mixed bodies into their prejacent ~
123 Suppl, 76| parts. Now the form of the mixed body, ~which form is an
124 Suppl, 76| interrupted act. Now the form of a mixed ~body passes away into complete
125 Suppl, 76| Therefore the form of a mixed body does not return in
126 Suppl, 76| a form; so the form of a mixed body, which ~form is a quality
127 Suppl, 76| substantial form of the mixed body, but its proper accident,
128 Suppl, 76| besides this form of the mixed body, except ~the rational
129 Suppl, 77| generation in ~relation to mixed bodies, because they are
130 Suppl, 77| in transition when in the mixed body, so too are the humors
131 Suppl, 77| reason of which they, like mixed ~bodies, belong to the perfection
132 Suppl, 77| have not perfect forms as mixed bodies have. ~But as all
133 Suppl, 79| other preponderates the ~mixed (bodies) differ in their
134 Suppl, 79| that smell in bodies is mixed with humidity; wherefore ~
135 Suppl, 87| and cannot have anything mixed ~with it rendering it unpleasant
136 Suppl, 88| plants, and minerals, and all mixed bodies, are ~corruptible
137 Suppl, 94| of judgment, no animal or mixed body will ~remain in the
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