Part, Question
1 1, 18 | such as ~quadrupeds, and birds, and so on. Others, as man,
2 1, 68 | water, for which reason the birds that fly in the air are
3 1, 68 | fly in the air are called ~birds of heaven [*Ps. 8:9]. But
4 1, 70 | day, ~which is the fifth, birds and fishes are called into
5 1, 70 | living beings, with fish, ~birds, and the beasts of the field.
6 1, 71 | every kind of ~fishes and birds since we find that many
7 1, 71 | OBJ 2: Further, fishes and birds are not produced from water
8 1, 71 | fittingly that fishes and birds are produced from ~water.~
9 1, 71 | move in the waters, and birds in the air. If, ~then, fishes
10 1, 71 | produced from the waters, birds ought to be produced ~from
11 1, 71 | animals are more perfect than birds and fishes ~which appears
12 1, 71 | living beings, whereas ~birds and fishes bring forth eggs.
13 1, 71 | nature. Therefore fishes and birds ought not to have been ~
14 1, 71 | body, by the production of birds and fishes. As, then, Moses ~
15 1, 71 | production of fishes and birds, as he differs ~about the
16 1, 71 | others say that fishes and ~birds were produced on the fifth
17 1, 71 | Reply OBJ 2: The bodies of birds and fishes may be considered
18 1, 71 | to the higher region. But birds move in the ~lower part
19 1, 71 | Hence the ~production of birds is ascribed to the water.~
20 1, 72 | fittingly described. For as ~birds and fishes have a living
21 1, 72 | have blessed, than are birds and fishes. But as birds
22 1, 72 | birds and fishes. But as birds and fishes are said ~to
23 1, 72 | speaking, more perfect than birds and fishes, not because
24 1, 72 | account of the making of ~birds and fishes, could be understood
25 1, 74 | Further, fish differ from birds as much as birds differ
26 1, 74 | differ from birds as much as birds differ from the ~beasts
27 1, 74 | assigned to the production of birds and ~another to that of
28 1, 69 | water, for which reason the birds that fly in the air are
29 1, 69 | fly in the air are called ~birds of heaven [*Ps. 8:9]. But
30 1, 71 | day, ~which is the fifth, birds and fishes are called into
31 1, 71 | living beings, with fish, ~birds, and the beasts of the field.
32 1, 71 | every kind of ~fishes and birds since we find that many
33 1, 71 | OBJ 2: Further, fishes and birds are not produced from water
34 1, 71 | fittingly that fishes and birds are produced from ~water.~
35 1, 71 | move in the waters, and birds in the air. If, ~then, fishes
36 1, 71 | produced from the waters, birds ought to be produced ~from
37 1, 71 | animals are more perfect than birds and fishes ~which appears
38 1, 71 | living beings, whereas ~birds and fishes bring forth eggs.
39 1, 71 | nature. Therefore fishes and birds ought not to have been ~
40 1, 71 | body, by the production of birds and fishes. As, then, Moses ~
41 1, 71 | production of fishes and birds, as he differs ~about the
42 1, 71 | others say that fishes and ~birds were produced on the fifth
43 1, 71 | Reply OBJ 2: The bodies of birds and fishes may be considered
44 1, 71 | to the higher region. But birds move in the ~lower part
45 1, 71 | Hence the ~production of birds is ascribed to the water.~
46 1, 71 | fittingly described. For as ~birds and fishes have a living
47 1, 71 | have blessed, than are birds and fishes. But as birds
48 1, 71 | birds and fishes. But as birds and fishes are said ~to
49 1, 71 | speaking, more perfect than birds and fishes, not because
50 1, 71 | account of the making of ~birds and fishes, could be understood
51 1, 73 | Further, fish differ from birds as much as birds differ
52 1, 73 | differ from birds as much as birds differ from the ~beasts
53 1, 73 | assigned to the production of birds and ~another to that of
54 1, 90 | have a keener smell, and birds a swifter flight. ~Therefore
55 1, 95 | fishes of the sea, and the birds of the air, and the beasts
56 1, 95 | food to all animals and ~birds, but to some. Thus there
57 1, 100 | clear from the fact ~that birds teach their young to fly;
58 2, 102 | oxen, sheep and goats; of birds, generally the turtledove ~
59 2, 102 | from God the dominion over ~birds and beasts, so also has
60 2, 102 | especially ~as regards birds (Lev. 1:15, seqq.).~Aquin.:
61 2, 102 | of ~both quadrupeds and birds. Therefore it was inconsistent
62 2, 102 | and ~that nevertheless birds should not be offered up
63 2, 102 | be offered to God. These birds especially were offered
64 2, 102 | against his will, hence these birds were offered ~not among
65 2, 102 | at times. Moreover these birds, on ~account of their lofty
66 2, 102 | forbidden to eat ~certain birds of prey the flesh of which
67 2, 102 | the ~fish is tempered. Of birds they were allowed to eat
68 2, 102 | spiritual cleanness. Of birds certain kinds were forbidden.
69 2, 102 | which feeds on very small birds, signifies those who oppress
70 2, 102 | they may gain thereby. ~Birds of the raven kind signify
71 2, 102 | peculiarity apart from other birds, that it has a ~webbed foot
72 2, 24 | God, that the fishes and birds were ~brought forth out
73 2, 92 | corruptible man, and of birds, and of four-footed beasts,
74 2, 93 | the movements and cries of birds or ~of any animals, or the
75 2, 93 | from the ~chattering of birds [avium garritu], just as "
76 2, 93 | is derived from ~watching birds [avium inspectione]. These
77 2, 93 | wont to be observed ~in birds, the former by the ear,
78 2, 93 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, birds naturally know certain things
79 2, 93 | unlawful to make use of the birds' ~knowledge in order to
80 2, 93 | The movements or cries of birds, and whatever ~dispositions
81 2, 93 | refers to the knowledge that birds have ~about things concerning
82 2, 145 | the earth, and eggs from birds. For, since such like animals ~
83 2, 152 | such is the ~case with all birds: while, on the other hand,
84 2, 178 | movements in likeness to the birds of the air. "For some ~of
85 2, 186 | less do they resemble the birds?" And further on ~(De oper.
86 3, 36 | heavens - for instance, "The birds of the heavens [Douay: '
87 3, 37 | 1]. Nevertheless, these birds have a figurative sense.
88 3, 39 | feeds the brood of other birds. This refers to the gift
89 Suppl, 41| may ~be seen in certain birds. In man, however, since
90 Suppl, 65| to their children. Hence ~birds that unite together in rearing
91 Suppl, 72| the "fifth" day, all the birds of the ~air will gather
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