Part, Question
1 1, 8 | exist do not import an act ~passing to an exterior object. In
2 1, 14 | of ~something imperfect passing from one to another, but
3 1, 14 | understand is not an act passing to anything extrinsic; ~
4 1, 23 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Actions passing out to external matter imply
5 1, 34 | following on the action of God ~passing into exterior effect.~Aquin.:
6 1, 37 | person, but rather an action passing from ~the lover to the beloved.
7 1, 37 | to love signify ~actions passing on to their objects, nevertheless
8 1, 42 | source except in an intellect passing from ~potentiality to act;
9 1, 53 | locally.~(2) Whether in passing from place to place he passes
10 1, 53 | its own dimensions, before passing through a greater. ~But
11 1, 53 | extreme to another without ~passing through the mid-space; because,
12 1, 53 | Para. 4/4~Now, the actual passing from one extreme to the
13 1, 54 | action which is transient, passing to some extrinsic ~object,
14 1, 57 | can thereby know what is passing in the appetite or in the
15 1, 57 | the angel knows what is passing through man's ~sensitive
16 1, 60 | saying all this, we are passing over all that regards things
17 1, 62 | natural ~perfection not by passing from one stage to another;
18 1, 62 | proceed to some ~conclusion by passing out of the order of the
19 1, 64 | reason apprehends movably, passing from one ~consideration
20 1, 37 | person, but rather an action passing from ~the lover to the beloved.
21 1, 37 | to love signify ~actions passing on to their objects, nevertheless
22 1, 42 | source except in an intellect passing from ~potentiality to act;
23 1, 54 | locally.~(2) Whether in passing from place to place he passes
24 1, 54 | its own dimensions, before passing through a greater. ~But
25 1, 54 | extreme to another without ~passing through the mid-space; because,
26 1, 54 | Para. 4/4~Now, the actual passing from one extreme to the
27 1, 55 | action which is transient, passing to some extrinsic ~object,
28 1, 58 | can thereby know what is passing in the appetite or in the
29 1, 58 | the angel knows what is passing through man's ~sensitive
30 1, 61 | saying all this, we are passing over all that regards things
31 1, 63 | natural ~perfection not by passing from one stage to another;
32 1, 63 | proceed to some ~conclusion by passing out of the order of the
33 1, 65 | reason apprehends movably, passing from one ~consideration
34 1, 83 | touch a drop of water in a ~passing torrent," as the Philosopher
35 1, 93 | The first is by ~the soul "passing from exterior things to
36 1, 96 | 10). But there can be no ~passing from one genus to another.
37 1, 105 | angel can turn to the lowest passing over the others. ~Therefore
38 1, 105 | knowledge of Him. But the passing ~over of the order that
39 2, 30 | 3: Further, there is no passing through infinite things:
40 2, 31 | but some part of them is passing away, while some other part ~
41 2, 57 | that "making" is an action passing into outward matter, e.g. "
42 2, 66 | sciences do, but also by passing its judgment on them, and ~
43 2, 67 | hinder the ~identical thing passing from imperfection to perfection,
44 2, 73 | sin does not ~consist in passing from the many to the one,
45 2, 73 | to pass over a line. But passing over a ~line occurs equally
46 2, 47 | call it to mind, through passing from one thing to ~another
47 2, 56 | of ~mind in bearing with passing trials, justice is the love
48 2, 69 | case, unless those who are passing along come to the ~man's
49 2, 118 | Reply OBJ 2: It would be passing judgment on a law to say
50 2, 118 | some particular case is passing judgment not on the law,
51 2, 137 | deadly pleasures of the ~passing show." Now noisome pleasures
52 2, 150 | about virginity, lest by passing it over we ~should seem
53 2, 165 | country, if I happen to be passing, that coursing haply will ~
54 2, 169 | by way of a ~passion, or passing impression, as light is
55 2, 187 | the commandments before passing to the ~perfection of the
56 3, 1 | surroundings. Nor, if the passing word of a man is heard at ~
57 3, 21 | according as it implies the passing from potentiality to act, ~
58 3, 21 | OBJ 1: This prayer for the passing of the chalice is variously ~
59 3, 26 | he may hinder men ~from passing to a happy immortality,"
60 3, 37 | generation, signified "the passing away of the old generation" ~[*
61 3, 41 | taming the flesh before ~passing on to the office of preaching,
62 3, 44 | namely, that Jesus, "passing through the midst of them,
63 3, 52 | parts of the earth, not passing through them locally with
64 3, 55 | take Galilee as meaning 'a passing,' we must understand that
65 3, 56 | Christ has "the ~power of passing judgment, because He is
66 3, 57 | Since, then, ~there is no passing from place to place except
67 3, 59 | things are required for passing judgment: first, ~the power
68 3, 62 | sacrament, grace has a ~passing and incomplete mode of being:
69 3, 62 | motion is an imperfect act passing from agent ~to patient.~
70 3, 66 | a certain ~alteration by passing through certain bodies.~
71 3, 80 | night, and possibly after ~passing a sleepless night receive
72 3, 89 | deeds done in charity, after passing, as to the act, remain as ~
73 Suppl, 21| excommunication, because by passing sentence of ~excommunication,
74 Suppl, 21| respects the Church by ~passing sentence of excommunication
75 Suppl, 58| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: A passing impediment which hinders
76 Suppl, 80| sick were healed at the passing of ~Peter's shadow (Acts
77 Suppl, 80| nature to resist any other passing body, so that ~the latter
78 Suppl, 80| offer no resistance to ~a passing body. Wherefore according
79 Suppl, 81| place to another without passing through ~the interval, just
80 Suppl, 81| place to another without ~passing through the interval, and
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