Part, Question
1 1, 25 | impossible things do ~come beneath the scope of divine power.~
2 1, 32 | existence of another substance beneath him, which they ~called "
3 1, 55 | 3: The things which are beneath the angel, and those which
4 1, 56 | caused by it; and what is beneath ~it, in so far as it is
5 1, 57 | angels, since they are ~beneath them. Therefore the angels
6 1, 59 | determined with regard to things beneath him; ~but it would argue
7 1, 63 | intellectual substances which are beneath it, yet higher than men
8 1, 66 | which remains subsisting beneath ~generation and corruption,
9 1, 68 | bodies to drift to one spot beneath the vault of the moon, as ~
10 1, 68 | a body seen as ~concave beneath need not necessarily be
11 1, 68 | corporeal things are confined ~beneath the heaven perceived by
12 1, 68 | the same species as those beneath. But if by the ~firmament
13 1, 71 | and so are said to fly "beneath the firmament," ~even if
14 1, 56 | 3: The things which are beneath the angel, and those which
15 1, 57 | caused by it; and what is beneath ~it, in so far as it is
16 1, 58 | angels, since they are ~beneath them. Therefore the angels
17 1, 60 | determined with regard to things beneath him; ~but it would argue
18 1, 64 | intellectual substances which are beneath it, yet higher than men
19 1, 67 | which remains subsisting beneath generation and corruption,
20 1, 69 | bodies to drift to one spot beneath the vault of the moon, as ~
21 1, 69 | a body seen as ~concave beneath need not necessarily be
22 1, 69 | corporeal things are confined ~beneath the heaven perceived by
23 1, 69 | the same species as those beneath. But if by the ~firmament
24 1, 71 | and so are said to fly "beneath the firmament," ~even if
25 1, 83 | UNDERSTANDS CORPOREAL THINGS ~BENEATH IT (EIGHT ARTICLES)~We now
26 1, 83 | understands bodies which are beneath it; (2) How it understands
27 1, 95 | Dominations." Therefore it was not beneath the dignity of the state
28 1, 101 | up so high, and ~because beneath the moon is the region of
29 1, 107 | Dionysius places the ~"Virtues" beneath the "Dominations," and above
30 1, 107 | the ~"Principalities" beneath the "Powers" and above the "
31 1, 107 | human hierarchy is stationed beneath the lowest heavenly ~hierarchy,
32 1, 107 | hierarchy and the middle ~beneath the first. But the angels
33 1, 112 | and ~yet has other angels beneath him whom he enlightens.~
34 2, 11 | the sensitive appetite is beneath the ~intellectual appetite,
35 2, 11 | is the natural appetite beneath the sensitive. ~If, therefore,
36 2, 47 | angry ~with those who are beneath us.~
37 2, 57 | highest ~place, and containing beneath itself both understanding
38 2, 66 | virtues are about things beneath man. Now in ~things that
39 2, 66 | other way about in things beneath man. Secondly, because prudence ~
40 2, 70 | sensible goods which ~are beneath him. Wherefore, since upward
41 2, 96 | which frames human law, is beneath the Divine power. ~Therefore
42 2, 102 | the creature, which is beneath God, as ~the seat under
43 2, 102 | wont to offer sacrifices beneath trees, on ~account of the
44 2, 22 | whom his master works, is ~beneath his master. Now "faith . . .
45 2, 22 | Now those things which are beneath the soul are more excellent
46 2, 22 | love the things ~that are beneath us; for which reason the
47 2, 24 | and a fourth which is beneath us," namely our own body.~
48 2, 25 | becoming to earth to be ~beneath water. Consequently the
49 2, 26 | not love that ~which is beneath him less than it ought to
50 2, 28 | defect of that ~which is beneath. [*"The quality of mercy
51 2, 50 | counsel of God about ~things beneath them": wherefore the instruction
52 2, 79 | cultivating ~things that are beneath us, thus a farmer [agricola]
53 2, 81 | things, it descends to things beneath it, against the ~saying
54 2, 92 | the heavenly bodies, and beneath these the demons which they ~
55 2, 92 | denizens of the air, and beneath these again ~they placed
56 2, 101 | paid to those also who are ~beneath us, and it seems, in consequence,
57 2, 127 | number of those who are beneath him, since, as also the
58 2, 143 | Other things which are beneath virtue are honored, in so
59 2, 160 | mind's attachment to things beneath what is becoming to a man,
60 2, 160 | so as to set themselves beneath them with ~humility, but
61 2, 172 | intellectual prophecy is beneath that which is ~conveyed
62 2, 172 | Nevertheless these two degrees are beneath prophecy properly so called, ~
63 2, 178 | of those things that are beneath him. On the other hand,
64 2, 178 | as their care for those beneath them is in accordance ~with
65 2, 183 | this life, since all things beneath the sun are vanity, but
66 3, 30 | state ~of life, she was beneath the angels. For even Christ
67 3, 46 | graces, so was He lowered beneath others by the ~ignominy
68 3, 49 | Passion Christ humbled Himself beneath His dignity in four ~respects.
69 3, 52 | same air the earth lying beneath can be considered as infernal
70 3, 57 | although Christ's body is beneath spiritual ~substances, if
71 3, 59 | judge aright of the things beneath us, so does He who ~alone
72 3, 77 | of Christ ~ceases to be beneath it; both because great and
73 3, 81 | 2/2~"Our Lord can grieve beneath the sacramental veils But
74 3, 83 | cast ~into the trenches beneath the flag-stones, so as not
75 Suppl, 20| absolutely speaking, yet he is beneath him in so far as he ~submits
76 Suppl, 86| higher angels enlighten those beneath them, both angels and men, ~
77 Suppl, 94| 7) Whether this fire is beneath the earth?~Aquin.: SMT XP
78 Suppl, 94| Whether the fire of hell is beneath the earth?~Aquin.: SMT XP
79 Suppl, 94| seem that this fire is not beneath the earth. For it is ~said
80 Suppl, 94| will be ~punished is not beneath the earth but outside the
81 Suppl, 94| the fire of hell is not beneath the earth.~Aquin.: SMT XP
82 Suppl, 94| Therefore ~that fire will not be beneath the earth.~Aquin.: SMT XP
83 Suppl, 94| Therefore the fire of hell is beneath us.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[97]
84 Suppl, 94| believing that hell is beneath the earth."~Aquin.: SMT
85 Suppl, 94| surface; others think it to be beneath the earth." He ~shows the
86 Suppl, 94| for the reason ~that it is beneath us [inferius], what earth
87 Suppl, 94| treated, by being ~buried beneath the earth." The other is
88 Suppl, 94| the heavier ~things are beneath the others, if they be placed
89 Suppl, 94| should have said that hell is beneath the earth, rather than have
90 Suppl, 94| maintained that hell is situated beneath the ~terrestrial orb, but
91 Suppl, 94| Scripture to say that it ~is beneath the earth.~Aquin.: SMT XP
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