Part, Question
1 1, 43 | designed resides in the instruments of the ~art designing, according
2 1, 45 | be any need ~of certain instruments for certain actions. Thus
3 1, 51 | nostrils, and the other instruments of the senses, ~would be
4 1, 75 | be applied to the other instruments of the soul: but it is the ~"
5 1, 76 | principal agent, and two ~instruments, we can say that there is
6 1, 76 | intellect makes use as ~instruments, in no way is it possible
7 1, 76 | man can make for himself instruments of an infinite variety, ~
8 1, 43 | designed resides in the instruments of the ~art designing, according
9 1, 46 | be any need ~of certain instruments for certain actions. Thus
10 1, 52 | nostrils, and the other instruments of the senses, ~would be
11 1, 74 | be applied to the other instruments of the soul: but it is the ~"
12 1, 75 | principal agent, and two ~instruments, we can say that there is
13 1, 75 | intellect makes use as ~instruments, in no way is it possible
14 1, 75 | man can make for himself instruments of an infinite variety, ~
15 1, 90 | the sake of the form, and instruments are ~for the action of the
16 1, 90 | itself an infinite number of instruments.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[91] A[
17 1, 98 | that the nerves which are instruments of movement, should not ~
18 1, 109 | appears that bodies are as instruments ~to the angels, for an instrument
19 1, 113 | are said to tempt as the instruments or matter ~of temptations;
20 1, 114 | virtue thereof as ~their instruments. But those spiritual substances
21 1, 116 | and by furnishing ~it with instruments and assistance, of which
22 2, 2 | matter for its form, and the ~instruments for the man that puts them
23 2, 4 | as ~movement. Hence the instruments of movement are no longer
24 2, 4 | happiness, but by serving as instruments to happiness, which consists
25 2, 7 | it, "by what aids" or ~"instruments" he did it, "what" he did, "
26 2, 16 | applies them to act, as the ~instruments are compared to the principal
27 2, 18 | having all the powers and instruments of knowledge and movement: ~
28 2, 18 | uses the ~limbs to act as instruments; nor have external actions
29 2, 44 | by the bodily members as instruments. Now action may be ~hindered
30 2, 44 | On the part of the bodily instruments, fear, considered in itself, ~
31 2, 83 | the will to sin, are the instruments of sin. But that further ~
32 2, 101 | 38:21): "These are the instruments of the ~tabernacle of the
33 2, 101 | the worshippers, and the instruments of worship. The ~worship
34 2, 101 | up in honor ~of God. The instruments of worship refer to the "
35 2, 24 | Present . . . your members as instruments of ~justice unto God." Consequently,
36 2, 81 | are of service to us as instruments in performing ~acts of virtue,
37 2, 89 | was praised with musical instruments ~and human song, according
38 2, 89 | not make use of musical ~instruments such as harps and psalteries,
39 2, 89 | For such like musical instruments move the soul to ~pleasure
40 2, 89 | it. In the Old ~Testament instruments of this description were
41 2, 89 | needed to be aroused by ~such instruments as also by earthly promises -
42 2, 89 | because these material ~instruments were figures of something
43 2, 127 | fortune are useful organs or instruments of ~virtuous deeds: since
44 2, 132 | fortune are requisite as instruments to the ~external acts of
45 2, 139 | but are ~subject to it as instruments which reason employs in
46 2, 143 | are intended to be the ~instruments of virtuous deeds, as stated
47 2, 154 | accomplished ~without bodily instruments, namely to the acts of the
48 2, 184 | influence, as it were by instruments." On the other hand, it
49 3, 7 | separated and not united instruments, receive power in a particular ~
50 3, 8 | the body are presented as instruments of justice" in the soul ~
51 3, 19 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, instruments ought to be proportioned
52 3, 62 | instrumentally in all the instruments that are ordained unto the ~
53 3, 64 | in regard to ~extrinsic instruments, which are the ministers
54 3, 64 | while He ~employs them as instruments. Consequently, those who
55 3, 64 | wicked men as ~lifeless instruments, and by good men as living
56 3, 64 | and by good men as living instruments.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[64] A[
57 3, 65 | principal agent uses various instruments unto ~various effects, in
58 3, 65 | sacraments as through various instruments.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[65] A[
59 3, 71 | operation, so much ~the mightier instruments does the principal agent
60 3, 78 | can pass on to ~inanimate instruments. But in this sacrament the
61 3, 79 | Vulg.: 'your'] members" as "instruments of justice ~unto God" (Rm.
62 3, 82 | instrumental power lies in several instruments through which the ~chief
63 3, 84 | in this sacrament work as instruments of the Divine power, as ~
64 Suppl, 29| because they only act as ~instruments, and the unity of a smith'
65 Suppl, 29| is superfluous, because instruments ~also receive their efficacy
66 Suppl, 32| bodily organs which are the instruments of sin, are the ~feet, hands,
67 Suppl, 36| but as ministers, and as instruments, so to say, ~of the outpouring
68 Suppl, 72| virtue. This appears in instruments: for ~the action of an instrument
69 Suppl, 77| be shown in their bodily instruments, even though they never
70 Suppl, 77| of the body as art to its instruments: ~wherefore an animated
71 Suppl, 77| Now art employs ~certain instruments for the accomplishment of
72 Suppl, 77| work intended, and ~these instruments belong to the primary intention
73 Suppl, 77| and it also ~uses other instruments for the safe-keeping of
74 Suppl, 77| safe-keeping of the principal instruments, ~and these belong to the
75 Suppl, 78| and ~in like manner the instruments which serve the nutritive
76 Suppl, 79| elemental qualities are the instruments of the soul, as ~stated
77 Suppl, 81| gives different animals instruments of different ~disposition
78 Suppl, 81| hence she does not give ~instruments of the same disposition
79 Suppl, 81| gives to fleeter animals instruments of a ~different disposition
80 Suppl, 88| who would make very great ~instruments for the making of a small
81 Suppl, 93| but our actions ~are the instruments, so to speak, whereby we
82 Suppl, 94| even as art uses definite instruments, so that it cannot pass
83 Suppl, 94| as regards the ~principal instruments of sin: for as much as man
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