|     Part, Question1   1, 1   |         twofold manner of ~judging produces a twofold wisdom. A man
  2   1, 2   |            because a demonstration produces scientific knowledge; ~whereas
  3   1, 3   |            cause; for every agent ~produces its like. But in created
  4   1, 13  |          exercise of its one power produces manifold and various forms
  5   1, 15  |             idea. For an architect produces through the form of the
  6   1, 15  |           regards the species, and produces individuals only that in
  7   1, 18  |       virtue of which the operator produces such ~operations of itself.
  8   1, 19  |            is perfect ~and in act, produces its like. It pertains, therefore,
  9   1, 19  |           agent; since every agent produces its like. Now effects ~pre-exist
 10   1, 19  |           that cannot be hindered, produces its effect ~necessarily,
 11   1, 19  |      causes, holding that what God produces by necessary causes ~is
 12   1, 19  |          is necessary; and what He produces by contingent causes contingent.~
 13   1, 23  |          For the providence of God produces effects through ~the operation
 14   1, 23  |              but divine providence produces just so many as are sufficient
 15   1, 25  |  remembered that since every agent produces an ~effect like itself,
 16   1, 30  |          Therefore the Holy Ghost ~produces a divine person; and that
 17   1, 36  |            for instance ~one smith produces many knives distinct from
 18   1, 37  |           do not say that the tree produces the flower by the flower,
 19   1, 41  |         acts. Now, everything that produces ~something by its action,
 20   1, 41  |           something by its action, produces something like itself, as
 21   1, 42  |          action whereby the Father produces the ~Son is not successive,
 22   1, 44  |            3: Further, every agent produces its like, and thus, since
 23   1, 44  | determinate form. For an artificer produces a determinate form in matter ~
 24   1, 45  |             Hence God by creation ~produces things without movement.
 25   1, 45  |       first: as natural generation produces the natural thing, ~which
 26   1, 45  |          property of its own form, produces the ~form of a bench, which
 27   1, 45  |            the power of that which produces something from no presupposed ~
 28   1, 45  |         things. And as every agent produces its like, the principle
 29   1, 45  |         the natural agent not only produces its like ~according to quality,
 30   1, 46  |         presupposes ~something and produces something else, and the
 31   1, 46  |          the universal agent, who ~produces the whole. The particular
 32   1, 46  |        whole. The particular agent produces the form, and ~presupposes
 33   1, 46  |      correct to say so ~of God Who produces form and matter together:
 34   1, 46  |     correct to ~say of Him that He produces matter fitting to the form
 35   1, 46  |            the universal agent who produces the thing and time also,
 36   1, 47  |          11], A[4]). Therefore He ~produces but one effect.~Aquin.:
 37   1, 49  |      things. For the natural agent produces the same kind of ~effect
 38   1, 49  |         some agent inasmuch as it ~produces by its power a form to which
 39   1, 50  |             that whereby the cause produces the effect; as heat makes
 40   1, 50  |         heat makes heat. Now, God ~produces the creature by His intellect
 41   1, 61  |           nor such active cause as produces its ~effect by changing
 42   1, 64  |           other is effective, and ~produces love for God; which knowledge
 43   1, 65  |         causes, since ~like always produces like. It then all creatures,
 44   1, 65  |       apprehending ~diverse forms, produces diverse works of art.~Aquin.:
 45   1, 66  |            1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Nature produces effect in act from being
 46   1, 66  | formlessness precede form. But God produces being in act ~out of nothing,
 47   1, 66  |        first heaven, and is moved, produces therein not something that
 48   1, 67  |            Secondly, because light produces ~natural effects, for by
 49   1, 71  |           to the fact that nature ~produces its effects by determinate
 50   1, 76  |         according to divers forms ~produces divers actions; as, according
 51   1, 77  |      forasmuch as it is in act, it produces it. This I ~say of the proper
 52   1, 37  |           do not say that the tree produces the flower by the flower,
 53   1, 41  |         acts. Now, everything that produces ~something by its action,
 54   1, 41  |           something by its action, produces something like itself, as
 55   1, 42  |          action whereby the Father produces the ~Son is not successive,
 56   1, 45  |            3: Further, every agent produces its like, and thus, since
 57   1, 45  | determinate form. For an artificer produces a determinate form in matter ~
 58   1, 46  |             Hence God by creation ~produces things without movement.
 59   1, 46  |       first: as natural generation produces the natural thing, ~which
 60   1, 46  |          property of its own form, produces the ~form of a bench, which
 61   1, 46  |            the power of that which produces something from no presupposed ~
 62   1, 46  |         things. And as every agent produces its like, the principle
 63   1, 46  |         the natural agent not only produces its like ~according to quality,
 64   1, 47  |         presupposes ~something and produces something else, and the
 65   1, 47  |          the universal agent, who ~produces the whole. The particular
 66   1, 47  |        whole. The particular agent produces the form, and presupposes
 67   1, 47  |      correct to say so ~of God Who produces form and matter together:
 68   1, 47  |     correct to ~say of Him that He produces matter fitting to the form
 69   1, 47  |            the universal agent who produces the thing and time also,
 70   1, 48  |          11], A[4]). Therefore He ~produces but one effect.~Aquin.:
 71   1, 50  |      things. For the natural agent produces the same kind of ~effect
 72   1, 50  |         some agent inasmuch as it ~produces by its power a form to which
 73   1, 51  |             that whereby the cause produces the effect; as heat makes
 74   1, 51  |         heat makes heat. Now, God ~produces the creature by His intellect
 75   1, 62  |           nor such active cause as produces its ~effect by changing
 76   1, 65  |           other is effective, and ~produces love for God; which knowledge
 77   1, 66  |         causes, since ~like always produces like. It then all creatures,
 78   1, 66  |       apprehending ~diverse forms, produces diverse works of art.~Aquin.:
 79   1, 67  |            1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Nature produces effect in act from being
 80   1, 67  | formlessness precede form. But God produces being in act ~out of nothing,
 81   1, 67  |        first heaven, and is moved, produces therein not something that
 82   1, 68  |            Secondly, because light produces ~natural effects, for by
 83   1, 71  |           to the fact that nature ~produces its effects by determinate
 84   1, 75  |         according to divers forms ~produces divers actions; as, according
 85   1, 76  |      forasmuch as it is in act, it produces it. This I ~say of the proper
 86   1, 84  |      turning towards the ~phantasm produces in the passive intellect
 87   1, 91  |        from ~determinate matter it produces something in a determinate
 88   1, 91  |         way as from a few seeds He produces the harvest of corn" - that
 89   1, 98  |            2: Further, every agent produces its like, unless prevented
 90   1, 103 |            action be efficacious, ~produces something in the effect.
 91   1, 109 |         prescription of his art he produces a dish that the fire ~could
 92   1, 110 |      reason of an effect ~which he produces in the imagination in the
 93   1, 114 |              wherefore every agent produces its like. So therefore to
 94   1, 114 |           But by its own virtue it produces ~an accident. Nor is it
 95   1, 114 |          OBJ 3: Further, the agent produces its like. Now it is to be
 96   1, 114 |          action of heavenly bodies produces certain inclinations in ~
 97   1, 115 |           A[6]), Divine Providence produces effects through mediate
 98   2, 6   |           as some extrinsic motion produces a ~physical change in an
 99   2, 13  |           either in so far as man ~produces the thing which is the end,
100   2, 13  |          the end, as the physician produces health ~(wherefore the production
101   2, 18  |           such is the act that it ~produces. Now in things, each one
102   2, 25  |        anger to cease, because it ~produces pleasure instead of the
103   2, 25  |         fact, the presence of good produces no passion in the irascible,
104   2, 26  |      patient. Now a ~natural agent produces a twofold effect on the
105   2, 28  |             that "the Divine love ~produces ecstasy," and that "God
106   2, 40  |     pertaining to action not only ~produces knowledge; it also causes
107   2, 48  |             fervor added to fervor produces greater fervor. But "the ~
108   2, 48  |         that the movement of anger produces fervor of the blood and ~
109   2, 51  |        cooled: ~whereas that which produces the act that causes the
110   2, 51  |           the fact that the latter produces more noble acts. Therefore
111   2, 54  |     principles, since every agent ~produces its like in species. Habits,
112   2, 57  |         anyone endowed with an art produces bad workmanship, ~this is
113   2, 58  |      becomes ~a second nature, and produces an inclination similar to
114   2, 59  |   overcomes inordinate passion; it produces ordinate ~passion.~Aquin.:
115   2, 60  |           hinders evil, even as it produces good. But there ~are various
116   2, 70  |         relation: to the tree that produces it, and to the ~man who
117   2, 70  |         the tree, is that which he produces; ~secondly, so that man'
118   2, 71  |           its effect. But a habit ~produces its actions both as to their
119   2, 71  |            form of a natural thing produces, of ~necessity, an operation
120   2, 75  |           not a good, because good produces nothing but good, for "a
121   2, 75  |            rule, so that the will ~produces the act of sin. Since therefore
122   2, 75  |       which causes sin, as a power produces its act, is ~natural; and
123   2, 79  |    existing in act, since ~nothing produces an action save in so far
124   2, 85  |            cause of another, if it produces its effect by reason of
125   2, 111 |   manifests its species whereby it produces heat in other things, is ~
126   2, 1   |  demonstration is a syllogism that produces science." Now certain ~matters
127   2, 3   |         eliciting them; whereas it produces the act of confession as
128   2, 9   | demonstration is a syllogism which produces knowledge." Therefore ~knowledge
129   2, 22  |         not vanity. But because it produces an infinite effect, ~since,
130   2, 23  |           the more universal cause produces a greater effect. ~Now,
131   2, 25  |       Animal. i, 20), "the ~female produces the body in generation."
132   2, 28  |           of rarefaction: and fire produces all such ~actions by its
133   2, 44  |            FS, Q[48]~, AA[2],3,4), produces a great change in the nature
134   2, 71  |           the ordinance of God Who produces ~good out of every evil.
135   2, 79  |          has other ~acts, which it produces through the medium of the
136   2, 79  |       first principle, because God produces all things, and governs
137   2, 80  |         Nom. iv) "the ~Divine love produces ecstasy, for it takes the
138   2, 81  |            prayer is that which it produces at once; this is the ~spiritual
139   2, 126 |            civic" fortitude, which produces brave deeds through fear ~
140   2, 126 |        military" fortitude, which ~produces brave deeds as a result
141   2, 126 |             is the fortitude which produces brave deeds resulting from
142   2, 167 |           the ~case of an art that produces things which for the most
143   3, 22  |           the priesthood of Christ produces both these ~effects. For
144   3, 62  |         assists the sacraments and produces their effect. But if we
145   3, 64  |          seems that Christ as man ~produces the inward sacramental effect.~
146   3, 64  |           Therefore it is He ~that produces the inward sacramental effect.~
147   3, 64  |        seems that Christ, as man, ~produces the inward sacramental effect.~
148   3, 64  |          Therefore Christ, as man, produces the ~inward sacramental
149   3, 64  |          as man. Therefore Christ ~produces the inward sacramental effect,
150   3, 64  |            2~I answer that, Christ produces the inward sacramental effect,
151   3, 68  |               Q[66], A[9]) Baptism produces a twofold effect in the
152   3, 69  |      baptized?~(8) Whether Baptism produces an equal effect in all who
153   3, 69  |         but which the Divine power produces miraculously in Baptism: ~
154   3, 69  |          Para. 1/1~Whether Baptism produces its effect when the insincerity
155   3, 69  |        form of the thing generated produces its effect: thus at ~the
156   3, 69  |        Penance, Baptism forthwith ~produces its effect.~Aquin.: SMT
157   3, 71  |           is not a mere sign, but ~produces an effect, for instance,
158   3, 72  |         wide sense, something that produces ~a special effect, and to
159   3, 75  |           produced by art: for art produces such forms not by its own
160   3, 75  |       energies. And in this way it produces the ~substantial forms of
161   3, 79  |      considered as a sacrament, it produces its effect in two ~ways:
162   3, 79  |         power of the ~sacrament it produces directly that effect for
163   3, 79  |        grace and glory, whereas it produces no effect ~except in those
164   3, 80  |         receiving of the sacrament produces more fully the effect of
165   3, 83  |         action of the wine thereon produces verdigris, and provokes ~
166   3, 84  |            and being thus hallowed produces the ~sacramental effect.
167   3, 86  |     Passion, through which Penance produces its effect, as ~do the other
168   3, 86  |   inordinately to a ~mutable good, produces in the soul a certain disposition,
169   3, 86  |           Penance, as a sacrament, produces its effect ~through the
170   3, 86  |          Moreover ~every sacrament produces its effect, in virtue not
171   3, 86  |           sin pardoned, ~and which produces its effect in all the sacraments.
172   3, 87  |         OBJ 3: Further, venial sin produces a stain on the soul. Now
173   3, 87  |      virtue of the act which grace produces anew, but not through any
174 Suppl, 3 |          from that one which still produces a greater effect at ~the
175 Suppl, 6 |            actual sin is remitted, produces its effect in us through
176 Suppl, 10|            answer that, Confession produces its effect, on the presupposition ~
177 Suppl, 19|       whereas the ~principal agent produces its own likeness. Consequently
178 Suppl, 29|           a sign of the ~effect it produces. Hence when one action suffices
179 Suppl, 29|            minister of a sacrament produces the effect, not by ~his
180 Suppl, 30|           reasonable working never produces a secondary ~effect, except
181 Suppl, 30|    spiritual healing: and then it ~produces it always, provided there
182 Suppl, 52|          cannot produce a male ~it produces a female which is "a misbegotten
183 Suppl, 55|          in the first instance it ~produces another species, so it makes
184 Suppl, 55|       procreation, and this always produces the same species ~of relationship;
185 Suppl, 55|           marriage union, and this produces a ~different kind of relationship
186 Suppl, 70|            the saw by cutting wood produces the shape of a ~house.~Aquin.:
187 Suppl, 71|      object generated, so Baptism ~produces its effect only in the person
188 Suppl, 71|            like any ~other action, produces its effect according to
189 Suppl, 72|            of the higher art that ~produces the form, or makes use of
190 Suppl, 73|            Further, the same thing produces the one effect throughout
191 Suppl, 73|           univocal efficient cause produces its effect in likeness to
192 Suppl, 73|          OBJ 1: A sufficient cause produces at once its effect to which
 
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