Part, Question
1 1, 4 | their cause," not merely ~in intensity and remission, as that which
2 1, 20 | argument is based on the intensity of love on the part ~of
3 1, 42 | great heat on account of its intensity and ~perfection. And so
4 1, 43 | them ~subsequently, not by "intensity" of grace, but by the further
5 1, 48 | taken as contrary to its intensity. For this ~kind of aptitude
6 1, 48 | of aptitude receives its intensity by the dispositions whereby
7 1, 49 | Reply OBJ 3: Increase in intensity is in proportion to the
8 1, 50 | they are ~caused by the intensity or remissness of one form,
9 1, 60 | before God, and with greater intensity.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[60] A[
10 1, 42 | great heat on account of its intensity and ~perfection. And so
11 1, 43 | them ~subsequently, not by "intensity" of grace, but by the further
12 1, 49 | taken as contrary to its intensity. For this ~kind of aptitude
13 1, 49 | of aptitude receives its intensity by the dispositions whereby
14 1, 50 | Reply OBJ 3: Increase in intensity is in proportion to the
15 1, 51 | they are ~caused by the intensity or remissness of one form,
16 1, 61 | before God, and with greater intensity.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[60] A[
17 1, 83 | whiteness may be of great intensity in one, and of a less ~intensity
18 1, 83 | intensity in one, and of a less ~intensity in another: in one we find
19 1, 92 | nature does not admit of ~intensity or remissness; for it is
20 1, 94 | the will is caused by ~the intensity of charity. Yet it may happen
21 1, 97 | quoted, which do not exclude intensity ~of pleasure from the state
22 1, 106 | of what is ~said, or the intensity of the affection, according
23 2, 4 | Happiness increases not in ~intensity, but in extent.~Aquin.:
24 2, 19 | the other, taken ~from the intensity of the act, according as
25 2, 19 | according to their respective intensity, then the intensity of the ~
26 2, 19 | respective intensity, then the intensity of the ~intention redounds
27 2, 19 | does not will with as much intensity to take medicine as he ~
28 2, 19 | observe, however, that the intensity of the interior or exterior ~
29 2, 19 | merit ~is measured by the intensity of the act, as we shall
30 2, 20 | worse. Thirdly, in point of ~intensity: for these are certain external
31 2, 22 | relating to perfection, intensity is in proportion to the
32 2, 22 | intense ~it is. Thus the intensity of a thing possessed of
33 2, 22 | that relate to defect, intensity depends, not on approach
34 2, 22 | something or be overcome by the ~intensity of the object: on the other
35 2, 22 | 2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Intensity of passion depends not only
36 2, 24 | appetite, is a sign of the intensity of the will, and so ~indicates
37 2, 28 | take it, arises from the intensity ~of love. For it is evident
38 2, 33 | we understand the mere ~intensity of the emotion, that excludes
39 2, 35 | conduces to rapidity and ~intensity of movement: for "hot water
40 2, 37 | vii, 14. But desire causes intensity of action. Therefore sorrow
41 2, 46 | the thing desired, and the intensity of the desire. As to the
42 2, 46 | R.O. 1 Para. 2/2~As to the intensity of the desire, anger excludes
43 2, 50 | differ in bodies ~by way of intensity and remissness. For when
44 2, 50 | disposition would be a certain intensity of passion or ~passion-like
45 2, 50 | passion-like quality, and habit an intensity or disposition. But ~Simplicius
46 2, 50 | disapproves of this, for such intensity and remissness do not ~imply
47 2, 51 | they ~happen to increase by intensity. But a habit is caused by
48 2, 52 | philosophers ~concerning intensity and remission of habits
49 2, 52 | subject, cannot ~vary in intensity and remission: wherefore
50 2, 52 | 17), that in two ~ways intensity and remission may be observed
51 2, 52 | forms which ~are capable of intensity and remissness, happen in
52 2, 52 | movement increases ~the intensity as to participation in its
53 2, 52 | participation thereof, in intensity, in so far as one man is ~
54 2, 52 | susceptible of increase save in intensity ~on the part of the subject
55 2, 52 | things. ~Secondly, by mere intensity, without any addition at
56 2, 52 | not ~in proportion to the intensity of the habit. Accordingly,
57 2, 52 | habit. Accordingly, if the ~intensity of the act correspond in
58 2, 52 | correspond in proportion to the intensity of the ~habit, or even surpass
59 2, 52 | the act falls short of the intensity of the habit, ~such an act
60 2, 66 | we were treating of the intensity of habits, virtue may be
61 2, 67 | growth, and whiteness by intensity. Now charity is love, the ~
62 2, 73 | gravity of a sin is the intensity of its malice. Now ~sin
63 2, 77 | makes ~it tend with greater intensity to the sinful act. Therefore
64 2, 77 | to wit, ~as it shows the intensity of the will towards the
65 2, 112 | there may be diversity of intensity and remissness, ~both in
66 2, 23 | excellence, but ~also on the intensity of the act, namely whether
67 2, 23 | extreme, as regards the intensity of the act.~Aquin.: SMT
68 2, 23 | accidental forms, by way of intensity in its subject, for instance
69 2, 23 | that which ~diminishes the intensity of the free-will conduces
70 2, 23 | obstacle on the part of the intensity of the free-will's ~movement.~
71 2, 25 | it takes the mode of its intensity: thus movement has ~its
72 2, 25 | which it tends, while the intensity of its ~speed arises from
73 2, 25 | from its object, but its ~intensity is due to the lover.~Aquin.:
74 2, 25 | 5~On the other hand, the intensity of love is measured with
75 2, 25 | reasons for loving them. ~Now intensity of love arises from the
76 2, 25 | another, or according to the intensity of love itself. In the first
77 2, 25 | better neighbors, because the intensity ~of the act of love arises
78 2, 151 | both on account of the ~intensity of the pleasure, and because
79 2, 171 | removed from the senses, the intensity of its application ~leads
80 2, 182 | God. Secondly, as to ~the intensity of love, which is shown
81 3, 7 | condition - whether as regards intensity, by reason of grace being ~
82 3, 88 | either on account of the ~intensity of his scorn for the favor
83 3, 89 | according to the ~degree of intensity or remissness in the movement
84 3, 89 | or lesser grace. Now the intensity of the ~penitent's movement
85 Suppl, 3 | contrary, the less ~its intensity. But the sorrow of contrition
86 Suppl, 3 | arise a passion of such intensity and of such ~a kind as the
87 Suppl, 3 | find an actually distinct intensity in respect of each ~individual
88 Suppl, 4 | in it, either as to its intensity, or as to its ~duration,
89 Suppl, 4 | excess and defect, both in ~intensity and in duration. Wherefore,
90 Suppl, 5 | 1/1~I answer that, The intensity of contrition may be regarded
91 Suppl, 5 | contrition is finite in its ~intensity, even as the punishment
92 Suppl, 14| nevertheless finite in intensity. Now anything finite is
93 Suppl, 41| mind is withheld by the intensity of ~pleasure. For this reason
94 Suppl, 41| the order of reason. The ~intensity of pleasure in the marriage
95 Suppl, 49| the passion's quantitative intensity, but to its proportion to
96 Suppl, 54| ways, in one ~way through intensity of the quality itself, in
97 Suppl, 54| from the point of view of intensity a ~man's father is more
98 Suppl, 71| punishment of hell is finite in intensity ~although infinite in duration)
99 Suppl, 72| because the heat will gain in intensity what it loses in shortness
100 Suppl, 79| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: The intensity of light does not hinder
101 Suppl, 90| happiness will increase in intensity [*Cf. FS, Q[4], A[5]~, ad
102 Suppl, 90| glory ~will conduce to the intensity of the joy that refers to
103 Suppl, 93| act, more excellent not in intensity of merit but in the manner ~
104 Suppl, 93| account of the aforesaid intensity, must needs undergo ~an
105 Suppl, 93| in duration but ~not in intensity.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[96] A[
106 Suppl, 96| punishment cannot be infinite in intensity, because the creature is ~
107 Suppl, 96| Reply OBJ 2: The degree of intensity in the punishment corresponds
108 Suppl, 96| a punishment unequal in intensity but equal in ~duration.~
109 Suppl, 96| punishment of ~infinite intensity would correspond to every
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