Part, Question
1 1, 63 | referred: as every desire of a subordinate ought to be regulated by
2 1, 67 | have, not the ~first, but a subordinate place. The production of
3 1, 72 | nutrition and growth are ~subordinate to the generative life,
4 1, 64 | referred: as every desire of a subordinate ought to be regulated by
5 1, 68 | have, not the ~first, but a subordinate place. The production of
6 1, 71 | nutrition and growth are ~subordinate to the generative life,
7 1, 79 | power, the appetitive is ~subordinate as a lower power, so also
8 1, 97 | nature, but as it were, subordinate to something ~else; otherwise,
9 1, 108 | thing, where natures ~are subordinate, actions also must be subordinate
10 1, 108 | subordinate, actions also must be subordinate to each other. Thus it ~
11 2, 18 | different species that are not subordinate to one another. ~Therefore
12 2, 18 | species, one of which is not subordinate to the other. But in ~respect
13 2, 19 | Wherever a number of causes are subordinate to one ~another, the effect
14 2, 19 | several measures if one is subordinate to the other.~Aquin.: SMT
15 2, 20 | happen, in things that are subordinate to something else, that
16 2, 20 | good merely from being subordinate; thus a bitter draught is
17 2, 20 | sometimes that that which ~is subordinate to something else, has some
18 2, 20 | besides the fact of its being subordinate to some other good: thus
19 2, 21 | Now a ~particular end is subordinate to the general end. Since
20 2, 24 | blame, in so far as they are subordinate to ~reason. Hence he continues: "
21 2, 35 | nature, save as they are subordinate to the sensibles of ~touch.
22 2, 56 | intellect, in so far as it is subordinate to the ~will, can be the
23 2, 57 | Wherever several powers are subordinate to one another, ~that power
24 2, 57 | to which all the rest are subordinate. Consequently, that virtue
25 2, 57 | latter act by means of a subordinate virtue, viz. "{euboulia}."~
26 2, 57 | prudence; because ~they are subordinate thereto, as secondary virtues
27 2, 58 | active principles in man are subordinate to reason in this way. If
28 2, 59 | in so far as they ~are subordinate to reason. Hence Aristotle
29 2, 59 | virtue to deprive the powers subordinate to reason of their ~proper
30 2, 66 | about the ~passions, but is subordinate to justice. Hence the Philosopher
31 2, 68 | man, through being well subordinate to ~his own reason, is disposed
32 2, 68 | is disposed to be rightly subordinate to God.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
33 2, 70 | fruit, even as one end is subordinate to ~another. And so our
34 2, 73 | although one of ~them is subordinate to the other. Therefore
35 2, 74 | in those things which are subordinate ~to one another in such
36 2, 79 | cause, according ~as it is subordinate to the first cause, is reduced
37 2, 80 | inordinate, unless it were ~subordinate to reason, a matter that
38 2, 92 | governed. Now the virtue of any subordinate thing consists in its ~being
39 2, 93 | a superior judging of a subordinate by a kind of practical ~
40 2, 93 | they have no ~apprehension subordinate to reason; so too irrational
41 2, 98 | appeared to him, by means of a subordinate creature, i.e. an angel ~
42 2, 100 | precepts were enacted, ~subordinate to the above, and determining
43 2, 104 | neighbor, which are not subordinate to judgment. Therefore the ~
44 2, 109 | the motion of any of the subordinate movers; as the ~spirit of
45 2, 2 | Wherever one nature is subordinate to another, we find ~that
46 2, 2 | nature alone is immediately ~subordinate to God, since other creatures
47 2, 8 | under faith, through being subordinate, in one way or ~another,
48 2, 8 | certain other things that are subordinate to faith can be ~understood
49 2, 8 | understanding of matters subordinate to faith.~Aquin.: SMT SS
50 2, 8 | but ~also about all things subordinate to faith. Now good actions
51 2, 15 | faith contains many things subordinate to the faith ~whereby we
52 2, 37 | individuals among ~themselves is subordinate to the unity of the Church,
53 2, 37 | member of a natural body is subordinate to the unity ~of the whole
54 2, 45 | essence by ~things which are subordinate to one another. But the
55 2, 45 | prudence simply so called, is subordinate to the common ~good, which
56 2, 45 | different ends, one of which is subordinate to the ~other, diversify
57 2, 45 | although their ends are subordinate to one another. In like
58 2, 45 | good of the individual is subordinate to the good of the many, ~
59 2, 47 | which all the others are subordinate. ~Hence in every whole one
60 2, 49 | prudence, ~but that it is subordinate thereto, as a secondary
61 2, 79 | acts are secondary, ~and subordinate to the internal acts.~Aquin.:
62 2, 81 | of our petition, but as subordinate to something ~else, we ask
63 2, 117 | receiving and retaining are ~subordinate, so, too, covetousness and
64 2, 139 | whatever is useful for life is subordinate.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[141] A[
65 2, 161 | Where things are directly subordinate, the first must needs ~be
66 2, 164 | part of temperance, ~as a subordinate virtue annexed to a principal
67 3, 19 | said (A[1]) that when a subordinate agent acts ~by its own form,
68 3, 46 | power all things are equally subordinate."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
69 3, 85 | requires a special virtue subordinate to charity.~Aquin.: SMT
70 3, 86 | such acts are, in some way, subordinate to the keys of the Church. ~
71 3, 86 | the virtue of penance is subordinate to Christ's ~Passion both
72 Suppl, 8 | and ~since a co-adjutor is subordinate to the person he is appointed
73 Suppl, 17| called a key ~through being subordinate to another key: so that
74 Suppl, 20| the absolution of sins is ~subordinate [*Cf. Q[17], A[2], ad 1].
75 Suppl, 23| child, slave, vassal or ~subordinate. This, however, is to be
76 Suppl, 23| 1: Corporal matters are subordinate to spiritual matters. ~Wherefore
77 Suppl, 25| that, Temporal things are subordinate to spiritual matters, ~since
78 Suppl, 25| but in so far as they are subordinate to spiritual ~things: such
79 Suppl, 35| Confirmation. For in things subordinate to one another, ~as the
80 Suppl, 65| since the signification is subordinate to the knowledge of ~faith.
81 Suppl, 72| entire operation of nature is subordinate to the Divine ~operation,
82 Suppl, 72| working of a lower art is subordinate to the ~working of a higher
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