Part, Question
1 1, 12 | against reason. For there resides in every man a natural desire ~
2 1, 13 | multiplied in the effects ~resides in the agent simply, and
3 1, 14 | as the term of operation, resides in the ~operator; and accordingly
4 1, 14 | of action in so far as it resides in the one ~who understands
5 1, 16 | inquiry:~(1) Whether truth resides in the thing, or only in
6 1, 16 | intellect?~(2) Whether it resides only in the intellect composing
7 1, 16 | Para. 1/1~Whether truth resides only in the intellect?~Aquin.:
8 1, 16 | seems, then, ~that truth resides in things, and not in the
9 1, 16 | iii). Therefore truth ~resides rather in things than in
10 1, 16 | intellect. Thus, then, truth ~resides primarily in the intellect,
11 1, 16 | Para. 1/1~Whether truth resides only in the intellect composing
12 1, 16 | As stated before, truth resides, in its primary aspect, ~
13 1, 16 | properly speaking, truth resides ~in the intellect composing
14 1, 16 | convertible terms. For ~the true resides properly in the intellect,
15 1, 16 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: The true resides in things and in the intellect,
16 1, 16 | said (A[1]) that ~truth resides primarily in the intellect;
17 1, 16 | even created truth, which resides in our ~intellect, is greater
18 1, 16 | intellect. For an enunciation resides in the intellect, and in ~
19 1, 16 | Truth, properly speaking, resides only in the intellect, ~
20 1, 17 | wherein truth primarily ~resides. Hence the false is that
21 1, 21 | not truth. For justice ~resides in the will; since, as Anselm
22 1, 21 | the will, whereas truth resides in the intellect, as the ~
23 1, 21 | to the law that governs, resides in the reason ~or intellect;
24 1, 21 | according to the law, it resides in the will.~Aquin.: SMT
25 1, 22 | Reply OBJ 3: Providence resides in the intellect; but presupposes
26 1, 43 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Grace resides instrumentally in the sacraments
27 1, 43 | form of a thing designed resides in the instruments of the ~
28 1, 59 | as it is a human virtue, resides in the ~concupiscible part,
29 1, 71 | of producing all animals resides in the earth and the ~water
30 1, 43 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Grace resides instrumentally in the sacraments
31 1, 43 | form of a thing designed resides in the instruments of the ~
32 1, 60 | as it is a human virtue, resides in the ~concupiscible part,
33 1, 71 | of producing all animals resides in the earth and the ~water
34 1, 86 | by the subject wherein it resides, by the interior ~act of
35 1, 86 | the inclination of a thing resides in it according to its mode
36 1, 86 | the natural inclination resides in a natural thing ~naturally,
37 1, 87 | OBJ 2: Further, science resides in the intellect. But there
38 1, 88 | that the habit of knowledge resides not in the ~intellect itself,
39 1, 88 | 2/3~But, since knowledge resides in the intellect, which
40 1, 88 | as the ~intellectual act resides chiefly and formally in
41 1, 88 | intellect itself, ~whilst it resides materially and dispositively
42 2, 9 | appetite, wherein concupiscence resides. Therefore the ~sensitive
43 2, 9 | the reason, in ~which resides the will, moves, by its
44 2, 28 | the ~appetite where love resides, to divide things that are
45 2, 44 | breast where the heart ~resides. Hence those who fear tremble
46 2, 57 | intellectual virtue is one which resides in the ~essentially rational
47 2, 71 | whereas the habit that ~resides in the soul, does not, of
48 2, 77 | in which, ~chiefly, sin resides. Now weakness may be applied
49 2, 85 | reason, where prudence ~resides, the will, where justice
50 2, 91 | law, as to ~its essence, resides in him that rules and measures;
51 2, 2 | 1 ~OBJ 2: Further, faith resides in the reason, as we shall
52 2, 4 | Para. 1/1~Whether faith resides in the intellect?~Aquin.:
53 2, 4 | Praedest. Sanct. v) that "faith resides in the ~believer's will."
54 2, 4 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Faith resides in the speculative intellect,
55 2, 10 | 1]). Therefore ~unbelief resides in the will and not in the
56 2, 10 | which unbelief is opposed, resides in the ~intellect. Therefore
57 2, 11 | heretic. This ~authority resides chiefly in the Sovereign
58 2, 17 | Divine good. Therefore hope resides in the higher ~appetite
59 2, 17 | of a ~wayfarer. For hope resides in the will. But certainty
60 2, 25 | the object of friendship, ~resides in some restricted way;
61 2, 25 | whom the aforesaid good resides in totality.~Aquin.: SMT
62 2, 45 | reason. Therefore ~prudence resides also in the speculative
63 2, 45 | is evident that prudence resides only in the practical reason.~
64 2, 56 | part of ~the soul, where it resides as in its subject; and this
65 2, 64 | reason wherein God's image resides, is shown forth in ~man'
66 2, 81 | is a part of justice, it resides in the will as in its subject. ~
67 2, 121 | 3: Further, human virtue resides chiefly in the soul, since
68 2, 121 | But ~fortitude, seemingly, resides in the body, or at least
69 2, 150 | that "although virginity resides in the flesh," and for this
70 2, 159 | virtue? ~(2) Whether it resides in the appetite, or in the
71 2, 159 | Humility, like other virtues, resides chiefly inwardly in ~the
72 2, 178 | power; whereas contemplation resides ~chiefly in the intellect.
73 2, 179 | moral virtues because it resides in the same subject ~as
74 3, 16 | in ~which Divine Nature resides the power of forgiving sins
75 3, 16 | whereas in the human nature it resides instrumentally and ministerially. ~
76 3, 60 | significative power, which resides principally in the very
77 3, 63 | intellective part, where faith resides, as stated above (A[4],
78 Suppl, 26| of granting indulgences ~resides in the Pope, because he
79 Suppl, 26| in bishops, this power resides subject to ~the Pope's ordination,
80 Suppl, 34| of the ~other sacraments resides chiefly in the matter which
81 Suppl, 34| efficacy of this sacrament resides chiefly with him ~who dispenses
82 Suppl, 37| entire fulness of power resides ~in the king, this does
83 Suppl, 37| contrary, the fulness of power ~resides in no one, but in all.~Aquin.:
84 Suppl, 37| Sovereign Pontiff in whom resides the fulness of ~authority.
85 Suppl, 40| Further, the fulness of power resides in the Roman Pontiff. But ~
86 Suppl, 40| The power of the ministers resides in the bishop as their ~
87 Suppl, 71| essentially and radically ~resides in the soul. It is the same
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