Part, Question
1 1, 3 | in any single thing that passes from potentiality to actuality, ~
2 1, 7 | magnitude over which movement passes, as is said in Phys. iv. ~
3 1, 9 | remains as it was in part, and passes away in ~part; as what is
4 1, 16 | hence the aspect of goodness passes on from ~the desirable thing
5 1, 20 | outside of Himself, and passes ~into other things. Therefore
6 1, 23 | But its execution, which passes out to external things,
7 1, 26 | to a being, so far as it ~passes from potentiality to act.
8 1, 34 | the action of ~God which passes into some exterior effect,
9 1, 37 | not mean ~anything that passes into another, but only the
10 1, 41 | substance in generation passes into the substance of the
11 1, 53 | passing from place to place he passes through intervening ~space?~(
12 1, 53 | Para. 1/1~Whether an angel passes through intermediate space?~
13 1, 53 | space. For everything that passes through a middle space first
14 1, 53 | Therefore if the angel passes through middle space, he
15 1, 54 | class of action; one which passes out to something ~beyond,
16 1, 56 | matter ~into which the action passes is something separate from
17 1, 56 | corporeal things, which passes into ~some other matter.~
18 1, 71 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Nature passes from one extreme to another
19 1, 37 | not mean ~anything that passes into another, but only the
20 1, 41 | substance in generation passes into the substance of the
21 1, 54 | passing from place to place he passes through intervening ~space?~(
22 1, 54 | Para. 1/1~Whether an angel passes through intermediate space?~
23 1, 54 | space. For everything that passes through a middle space first
24 1, 54 | Therefore if the angel passes through middle space, he
25 1, 55 | class of action; one which passes out to something ~beyond,
26 1, 57 | matter ~into which the action passes is something separate from
27 1, 57 | corporeal things, which passes into some other matter.~
28 1, 71 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Nature passes from one extreme to another
29 1, 78 | And accordingly, whatever passes from potentiality to act,
30 1, 78 | it ~does understand, it passes from potentiality to act.
31 1, 78 | But the same movable thing passes ~through the medium and
32 1, 83 | degree of certitude, for it passes away ere ~the mind can form
33 1, 84 | understand; and another which ~passes into an external object;
34 1, 84 | For since the intellect passes from ~potentiality to act,
35 1, 88 | separated souls know what passes on earth.~Aquin.: SMT FP
36 1, 88 | the dead do not know what passes on earth. This follows from ~
37 1, 88 | see God ~do know all that passes here. For they are equal
38 1, 101 | twice in the year the sun passes vertically over the ~heads
39 1, 101 | because, ~although the sun passes over the heads of the inhabitants,
40 1, 106 | the intelligible object passes from ~the first to the second
41 1, 106 | the intelligible object passes from the second to the ~
42 1, 114 | cause of this ignition which passes from this body to that.
43 1, 118 | because that which is added passes into what pre-existed. It
44 2, 1 | we mean now, not that it passes away so as to be no more, ~
45 2, 3 | operation does ~not remain, but passes. Therefore happiness is
46 2, 5 | away; since life itself ~passes away, which we naturally
47 2, 8 | same power that a thing ~passes through the middle space,
48 2, 12 | all the same movement that passes through the ~mid-space to
49 2, 20 | act of the will, whence it passes to the external action.
50 2, 20 | the goodness of the end passes into the ~external action,
51 2, 20 | matter and circumstances passes ~into the act of the will,
52 2, 42 | contrary. Hence, when a man passes unexpectedly ~from penury
53 2, 57 | since the making of a thing passes into external matter, it ~
54 2, 68 | includes something that ~passes away with the present state,
55 2, 68 | things"; of which two, hope passes, and ~certainty remains.
56 2, 68 | darkness," of ~which, hearing passes away, since "they shall
57 2, 74 | thing into which the action ~passes: thus the Philosopher states (
58 2, 74 | the stain of original sin passes, ~its effect remains. However,
59 2, 77 | which is weak and soon ~passes away.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[77]
60 2, 78 | incites the will to sin, soon passes away, so that man repents
61 2, 86 | body, and so the shadow passes at once. But when the sin
62 2, 91 | some dignity, the latter passes into ~another order, so
63 2, 113 | thee.'" For the act of sin passes, but the ~guilt remains,
64 2, 113 | A[6]). Hence when anyone passes ~from the sin of one vice
65 2, 26 | God as the last ~end, and passes on to creatures.~Aquin.:
66 2, 26 | consequently the act of love that ~passes over this matter, is better,
67 2, 33 | sorrow; secondly, that he passes to other things that ~give
68 2, 51 | the opportunity for action passes by, and ~through corruption
69 2, 62 | because the ~latter, by death, passes forthwith from the unhappiness
70 2, 80 | terminate in them, but passes on to God, in so far as
71 2, 94 | the door-post when anyone passes in front of one's house;
72 2, 132 | any action, whether it ~passes into external matter, as
73 2, 139 | hurt; wherefore it soon passes, although its impetus ~be
74 2, 152 | for the sake of adultery, ~passes into the species of adultery.
75 2, 154 | And since passion soon passes, ~whereas a habit is "a
76 2, 179 | the end of another ~virtue passes, as it were, into the species
77 2, 182 | interior state. Yet when a ~man passes from sin to grace, he passes
78 2, 182 | passes from sin to grace, he passes from servitude to freedom;
79 3, 6 | tie, yet when her beauty passes away, the marriage tie ~
80 3, 21 | may share in that which passes on from Him to them; So ~
81 3, 21 | removed. But, as that which ~passes is neither untouched nor
82 3, 31 | the ascending order, he passes ~Abraham and continues up
83 3, 44 | west, overtakes the sun and passes it on its ~eastward course.
84 3, 44 | by its natural ~movement passes on to the east, so as to
85 3, 59 | truth of the Word ~of God, passes judgment upon all things.~
86 3, 62 | instrumental power has a being that passes from one thing into another, ~
87 3, 63 | passion: since a passion passes quickly, whereas a character
88 3, 64 | pipe, ~through which water passes, be of silver or lead. Therefore
89 3, 66 | permanent but ~transient, passes from the water, in which
90 3, 69 | consequently, when the insincerity passes ~away, subsequent sins are
91 3, 75 | every body ~moved locally passes through all intermediary
92 3, 75 | both, one of the extremes passes into the other, as bread ~
93 3, 75 | whole substance of the bread passes into ~the whole body of
94 3, 76 | substance of the bread passes away.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[76]
95 3, 77 | form of the nourishment passes away: hence it is said in
96 3, 77 | neither of them, but each passes into a third resulting from ~
97 3, 77 | blended with much wine ~passes into the species of wine (
98 Suppl, 1 | because the lifeless act passes away ~and remains no more,
99 Suppl, 16| the ~matter into which it passes, hence the habit of a virtue
100 Suppl, 53| power from the fact ~that it passes into the power of another.
101 Suppl, 56| Between whom?~(4) Whether it passes from husband to wife?~(5)
102 Suppl, 56| to wife?~(5) Whether it passes to the father's carnal children?~
103 Suppl, 56| Whether spiritual relationship passes from husband to wife?~Aquin.:
104 Suppl, 56| consanguinity of the husband passes to his wife by ~affinity.
105 Suppl, 56| spiritual relationship passes to the wife if he has already
106 Suppl, 56| Whether spiritual relationship passes to the godfather's carnal
107 Suppl, 56| therefore spiritual relationship passes from father to ~son, it
108 Suppl, 56| wherefore spiritual relationship passes from father to ~his carnal
109 Suppl, 57| spiritual relationship passes to no person incapable of ~
110 Suppl, 57| spiritual ~relationship passes to another person. Therefore
111 Suppl, 57| wherefore legal relationship passes also to her. Moreover the
112 Suppl, 71| the satisfaction of one passes to another, rather ~than
113 Suppl, 76| proved thus: That which passes away ~into complete nonentity
114 Suppl, 76| the form of a mixed ~body passes away into complete nonentity
115 Suppl, 76| to assert that man's soul passes into the soul of a ~brute
116 Suppl, 76| the ~statue be destroyed, passes away also. Consequently
117 Suppl, 80| never resists that which passes through ~it, and is most
118 Suppl, 81| say that ~a glorified body passes from one place to another
119 Suppl, 81| interval, just as the will passes from one place to another
120 Suppl, 81| unless we suppose that it passes from A to B ~without ever
121 Suppl, 89| an act of the soul, ~and passes from the soul on to the
122 Suppl, 93| due to a person in that he passes ~from the carnal to the
123 Suppl, 94| a respite, as when one ~passes from heat to cold. But we
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