Part, Question
1 1, 3 | God, which is God, is an uncreated ~form." But a form is part
2 1, 15 | some say, he held to be ~uncreated and the concause with the
3 1, 18 | in that mind they have an uncreated being, but in themselves
4 1, 26 | even in this way, it ~is an uncreated thing.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
5 1, 33 | sense signifies the same as "uncreated"; and thus it applies to ~
6 1, 33 | substance differ from the ~uncreated. In another sense it signifies
7 1, 39 | beings, or three "eternal," "uncreated," and "immense" ~beings,
8 1, 39 | substantive sense, we say "one uncreated, immense, eternal ~being,"
9 1, 41 | of ~participation of the uncreated Wisdom. The saying may also
10 1, 44 | corporeal substance itself was uncreated, they assigned ~certain
11 1, 44 | latter they imagined to be uncreated, and when they ~perceived
12 1, 47 | matter only; hence the uncreated image, which is perfect,
13 1, 48 | blindness, or something ~uncreated, as by being deprived of
14 1, 48 | the creature ~forfeits its uncreated good. But the evil of fault
15 1, 48 | is properly opposed to ~uncreated good; for it is opposed
16 1, 58 | by the ~angel through the uncreated Word, and through an innate
17 1, 62 | self-subsisting, except the uncreated ~beatitude.~Aquin.: SMT
18 1, 62 | perfect union with the uncreated good, such as is the union
19 1, 65 | being presupposed ~either uncreated or created. Hence it remains
20 1, 39 | beings, or three "eternal," "uncreated," and "immense" ~beings,
21 1, 39 | substantive sense, we say "one uncreated, immense, eternal ~being,"
22 1, 41 | of ~participation of the uncreated Wisdom. The saying may also
23 1, 45 | corporeal substance itself was uncreated, they assigned ~certain
24 1, 45 | latter they imagined to be uncreated, and when they ~perceived
25 1, 48 | matter only; hence the uncreated image, which is perfect,
26 1, 49 | blindness, or something ~uncreated, as by being deprived of
27 1, 49 | the creature ~forfeits its uncreated good. But the evil of fault
28 1, 49 | is properly opposed to ~uncreated good; for it is opposed
29 1, 59 | by the ~angel through the uncreated Word, and through an innate
30 1, 63 | self-subsisting, except the uncreated ~beatitude.~Aquin.: SMT
31 1, 63 | perfect union with the uncreated good, such as is the union
32 1, 66 | being presupposed ~either uncreated or created. Hence it remains
33 1, 83 | participated likeness ~of the uncreated light, in which are contained
34 1, 87 | understand the essence of the uncreated substance. Hence it must ~
35 1, 92 | representation in them of the ~uncreated Trinity. For as to the likeness
36 1, 92 | disposition. Likewise ~as the uncreated Trinity is distinguished
37 1, 92 | there exists an image of the uncreated Trinity, by a certain ~representation
38 1, 92 | unchangeable"; for in the Uncreated Word are the ~types of all
39 1, 114 | the ~corporeal, and the uncreated nature on the created. Nevertheless
40 2, 3 | Whether happiness is something uncreated?~(2) If it be something
41 2, 3 | Whether happiness is something uncreated?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[3] A[1]
42 2, 3 | that happiness is something uncreated. For Boethius ~says (De
43 2, 3 | contrary, Nothing made is uncreated. But man's happiness is ~
44 2, 3 | happiness ~is not something uncreated. ~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[3] A[
45 2, 3 | then, man's last end is the uncreated good, namely, God, Who alone
46 2, 3 | object, then it is something uncreated; but if we ~consider it
47 2, 3 | they are ~united to the Uncreated Good: and this operation
48 2, 3 | his being united to the Uncreated Good, Which is ~his last
49 2, 11 | not ~enjoyment, but the uncreated good alone, which is God.
50 2, 64 | perfect them in relation to an uncreated rule and ~measure. Wherefore
51 2, 43 | These words refer to the Uncreated Wisdom, which in the ~first
52 2, 81 | receiving ~is becoming also to uncreated Persons, viz. the Son and
53 2, 92 | given to the most high uncreated God alone, as stated above (
54 3, 1 | fitting that the ~highest uncreated spirit should assume a body.~
55 3, 1 | goodness. For God, Who is uncreated, immutable, and incorporeal, ~
56 3, 2 | of a Divine Person ~is an uncreated and self-subsisting unity,
57 3, 3 | this is impossible, for the Uncreated ~cannot be comprehended
58 3, 4 | which is no other than the uncreated suppositum, the Person ~
59 3, 7 | inheritance, which is the uncreated beatitude through the ~uncreated
60 3, 7 | uncreated beatitude through the ~uncreated act of knowledge and love
61 3, 9 | knowledge in comparison with the uncreated knowledge of God is as ~
62 3, 9 | Divine knowledge by an ~uncreated operation which is the very
63 3, 9 | Man is blessed with the uncreated ~beatitude, even as by the
64 3, 9 | is God; yet besides the uncreated ~beatitude it was necessary
65 3, 9 | as stated above. But the uncreated knowledge is in every ~way
66 3, 9 | besides the Divine ~and uncreated knowledge in Christ, there
67 3, 10 | remained unconfused, i.e. "the uncreated ~remained uncreated, and
68 3, 10 | the uncreated ~remained uncreated, and the created remained
69 3, 10 | created would equal the uncreated, which is ~impossible.~Aquin.:
70 3, 10 | of cognition, since the uncreated light of ~the Divine intellect
71 3, 16 | proper to God, since God ~is uncreated, immutable, and eternal,
72 3, 16 | the human nature (as to be uncreated and ~omnipotent), is nowise
73 3, 16 | creature and that he ~is uncreated and Creator.~Aquin.: SMT
74 3, 16 | is called created and ~uncreated, passible and impassible."
75 3, 16 | hypostasis," i.e. of Christ, "is uncreated in its Godhead and created ~
76 3, 16 | in Christ is eternal and uncreated, this ~will be false: "Christ
77 3, 16 | created and the suppositum uncreated, ~therefore, although it
78 3, 16 | Nature, in which He has an uncreated being. Hence it does ~not
79 3, 17 | Divine being, since this is ~uncreated. Therefore in Christ there
80 3, 23 | there is no other than ~the uncreated person or hypostasis, to
81 3, 25 | honor on account of His ~uncreated knowledge, and another on
82 3, 52 | grave is not a part of the ~uncreated Person, but of the assumed
83 3, 78 | power of the Holy Ghost ~is uncreated. Therefore this sacrament
84 Suppl, 87| that the ~vision of the uncreated light will give them pain
85 Suppl, 89| cannot attain to be an uncreated essence, it is impossible
86 Suppl, 89| intellect is made to be an uncreated essence. ~Wherefore Chrysostom
87 Suppl, 89| can the creature see ~the uncreated?" Those who hold the passive
88 Suppl, 89| it to be united to the uncreated substance in the aforesaid
89 Suppl, 89| seeing the other. But in the uncreated ~mirror a thing is seen
90 Suppl, 93| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 11: The uncreated good surpasses all created
91 Suppl, 93| goodness on an act as can the uncreated end, when, to wit, an act ~
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