Part, Question
1 1, 1 | whole science is contained virtually in its principles. Some, ~
2 1, 4 | that the effect pre-exists virtually in the efficient cause:
3 1, 4 | perfect; still to pre-exist virtually in the efficient cause is ~
4 1, 14 | period of time; and He is virtually the cause of ~others, that
5 1, 15 | practical knowledge, except virtually, of things ~which neither
6 1, 19 | nature ~of being and truth virtually exists in God, though it
7 1, 19 | Himself, in Whom all good virtually ~exists.~Aquin.: SMT FP
8 1, 52 | an incorporeal substance ~virtually contains the thing with
9 1, 58 | at once grasp all that is virtually contained in ~it. And this
10 1, 66 | and contain these others virtually in themselves. For ~potentiality
11 1, 69 | had ~been produced, either virtually or actually. But they were
12 1, 70 | actually, and not merely virtually, for ~the firmament has
13 1, 71 | some holy writers say, or ~virtually, as Augustine teaches. Not
14 1, 75 | because It is infinite, virtually "precontaining all things,"
15 1, 76 | intellectual soul contains virtually whatever belongs to the
16 1, 76 | intellectual soul contains virtually what belongs to the sensitive
17 1, 76 | and that the soul, as it virtually ~contains the sensitive
18 1, 76 | nutritive souls, so does it virtually contain ~all inferior forms,
19 1, 76 | body, not ~actually but virtually. For the proper qualities
20 1, 76 | the more ~perfect form virtually contains whatever belongs
21 1, 76 | unchangeable), but only ~virtually: and lastly, because the
22 1, 77 | actually; but they remain virtually in the ~soul, as in their
23 1, 77 | powers, not actually but ~virtually.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[77] A[
24 1, 53 | an incorporeal substance ~virtually contains the thing with
25 1, 59 | at once grasp all that is virtually contained in ~it. And this
26 1, 67 | and contain these others virtually in themselves. For ~potentiality
27 1, 70 | had ~been produced, either virtually or actually. But they were
28 1, 71 | actually, and not merely virtually, for ~the firmament has
29 1, 71 | some holy writers say, or ~virtually, as Augustine teaches. Not
30 1, 74 | because It is infinite, virtually "precontaining all things,"
31 1, 75 | intellectual soul contains virtually whatever belongs to the
32 1, 75 | intellectual soul contains virtually what belongs to the sensitive
33 1, 75 | and that the soul, as it virtually ~contains the sensitive
34 1, 75 | nutritive souls, so does it virtually contain ~all inferior forms,
35 1, 75 | body, not ~actually but virtually. For the proper qualities
36 1, 75 | the more ~perfect form virtually contains whatever belongs
37 1, 75 | unchangeable), but only ~virtually: and lastly, because the
38 1, 76 | actually; but they remain virtually in the ~soul, as in their
39 1, 76 | powers, not actually but ~virtually.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[77] A[
40 1, 78 | in which ~originally and virtually, all being pre-exists as
41 1, 83 | immaterially as effects ~pre-exist virtually in their cause. God alone,
42 1, 92 | and everything ~exists virtually in its principle, therefore,
43 1, 92 | habits, forasmuch as the acts virtually ~exist therein.~Aquin.:
44 1, 93 | And such are whatever ~are virtually contained in the first self-evident
45 1, 104| fire. Secondly, by being virtually contained in the cause;
46 1, 104| the ~form of the effect is virtually contained in its cause:
47 1, 116| angels, not actually, but virtually; forasmuch as they have
48 1, 116| seed ~of a great tree is virtually greater than a small tree,
49 1, 116| matter and form ~pre-exist virtually, as in the primordial cause
50 1, 117| part of the soul, ~save virtually; thus the form of a bed
51 2, 3 | since the entire science is ~virtually contained in its principles.
52 2, 17 | life; and the ~principle is virtually the whole. For the heart
53 2, 17 | seminal virtue, ~which is virtually the entire animal. Consequently
54 2, 20 | For the effect pre-exists virtually in ~its cause. But the consequences
55 2, 20 | Therefore they pre-exist virtually in actions. Now a thing
56 2, 35 | itself to the genus, and virtually ~contained therein: thus "
57 2, 54 | essence, it is ~multiple virtually, inasmuch as it extends
58 2, 71 | one. But a bad ~habit is virtually the cause of many bad acts.
59 2, 71 | a certain ~respect, i.e. virtually. Wherefore this does not
60 2, 72 | him that merits or acts ~virtually; whereas the punishment
61 2, 81 | yet human ~nature is there virtually accompanied by that guilt.~
62 2, 82 | fact that all actual sins virtually pre-exist in original sin, ~
63 2, 82 | principle so that it is virtually many; or by the fact of
64 2, 107| is in a place. Secondly, virtually; as an ~effect in its cause,
65 2, 107| contains the whole tree, ~virtually. It is in this way that
66 2, 107| contained in the lesser virtually; just ~as a tree is contained
67 2, 114| glory in act, is equal to it virtually as the seed of ~a tree,
68 2, 114| wherein the whole tree is virtually. So likewise by grace of
69 2, 4 | whole ~subsequent thing is virtually contained in the first beginning;
70 2, 4 | itself contained in ~them virtually. In this way then faith
71 2, 4 | of faith, which ~contains virtually all things to be hoped for.
72 2, 4 | genus ~contains the others virtually and is said to be the substance
73 2, 18 | the root is ~said to be virtually the tree, so the fear of
74 2, 42 | latter, the ~conclusions are virtually contained in the first principles.
75 2, 42 | to consider all that is virtually ~contained therein, it is
76 2, 42 | Hence ~the precepts of love virtually include the precepts about
77 2, 42 | therefore the ~positive precepts virtually include the negative precepts.
78 2, 56 | is said to be general ~"virtually"; thus a universal cause
79 2, 56 | essentially is nevertheless virtually ~general. Speaking in this
80 2, 60 | because to have a thing virtually is less than to have it
81 2, 60 | thing is to have it merely ~virtually or potentially, and so were
82 2, 60 | not actually but ~only virtually. In like manner he that
83 2, 60 | not yet ~actually but only virtually: and both may be hindered
84 2, 80 | motion of the mover is found ~virtually in the movements of the
85 2, 81 | continually, either actually or ~virtually, for the virtue of this
86 2, 86 | the effect is contained virtually in its cause. ~This is why
87 2, 116| contains, in a way, all things virtually. Hence it has a certain
88 2, 177| extremes, wherefore it is ~virtually contained in them, as tepid
89 2, 183| obligation of the vow remains virtually, so that if any ~person
90 3, 50 | s whole disposition lies virtually; just as the ~ruler of the
91 3, 88 | a subsequent sinful act virtually contains the ~debt of punishment
92 3, 88 | in so far as they are virtually contained in the subsequent ~
93 3, 88 | reason of ~ingratitude, is virtually contained in the subsequent
94 3, 90 | to interior penance; yet, virtually, it belongs to exterior
95 3, 90 | foundation, in a way, contains virtually the ~whole building. In
96 3, 90 | way contrition includes virtually the whole of ~Penance.~Aquin.:
97 Suppl, 3| distinction of the sins remains ~virtually therein; or, at least, it
98 Suppl, 3| he who loves a community, virtually loves each one more ~or
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