Part, Question
1 1, 18 | its movement came from an "intrinsic moving force," as ~some
2 1, 29 | generation comes from an ~intrinsic principle, this term is
3 1, 29 | extended to signify the intrinsic ~principle of any kind of
4 1, 30 | other animals, he has more ~intrinsic operations than other animals,
5 1, 30 | more ~simple, have fewer intrinsic operations than man, for
6 1, 39 | considered as one. Thirdly, its intrinsic ~power of operation and
7 1, 40 | resulting from something intrinsic to both; thus in ~things
8 1, 40 | does not designate anything intrinsic, but means the way from ~
9 1, 42 | quantity, neither continuous intrinsic quantity, which we ~call
10 1, 70 | natural movement is from an ~intrinsic principle. Now the principle
11 1, 70 | apprehending principle is intrinsic to the heavenly ~bodies:
12 1, 70 | moves it may be ~called intrinsic, and consequently its movement
13 1, 77 | those conditions ~which are intrinsic to a thing, are proportionate
14 1, 39 | considered as one. Thirdly, its intrinsic ~power of operation and
15 1, 40 | resulting from something intrinsic to both; thus in ~things
16 1, 40 | does not designate anything intrinsic, but means the way from ~
17 1, 42 | quantity, neither continuous intrinsic quantity, which we ~call
18 1, 71 | natural movement is from an ~intrinsic principle. Now the principle
19 1, 71 | apprehending principle is intrinsic to the heavenly ~bodies:
20 1, 71 | moves it may be ~called intrinsic, and consequently its movement
21 1, 76 | those conditions ~which are intrinsic to a thing, are proportionate
22 1, 77 | these operations are from an intrinsic ~principle; for this is
23 1, 81 | may belong to it by ~an intrinsic principle - either material,
24 1, 96 | indissoluble not by reason of any intrinsic vigor of immortality, but
25 1, 96 | the soul, and not on any intrinsic disposition of ~the body:
26 1, 96 | neither was the soul's ~intrinsic power of preserving the
27 1, 109 | potentiality to anything intrinsic, ~but only to something
28 2, 1 | everything is specified by an ~intrinsic principle. Therefore human
29 2, 2 | capable, as of something intrinsic and inherent to him: but
30 2, 6 | things that are moved by an intrinsic principle, ~some move themselves,
31 2, 6 | are ~perfectly moved by an intrinsic principle, whose intrinsic
32 2, 6 | intrinsic principle, whose intrinsic principle is ~one not only
33 2, 6 | so acts or is moved by an intrinsic principle, that ~it has
34 2, 6 | even though it have an intrinsic ~principle of action or
35 2, 6 | since both are from an intrinsic principle, to wit, that ~
36 2, 6 | voluntary act that this intrinsic principle be caused or moved
37 2, 6 | voluntary act ~that its intrinsic principle be a first principle.
38 2, 6 | higher mover. And so the intrinsic principle of the voluntary
39 2, 6 | common, that both are from an intrinsic principle; whereas violence
40 2, 9 | voluntary act that it be from an intrinsic principle, just as it is ~
41 2, 10 | sometimes it stands for the intrinsic principle in movable things.
42 2, 42 | for may be both from an intrinsic and from an extrinsic cause.~
43 2, 49 | human acts, and firstly of intrinsic ~principles, secondly of
44 2, 49 | extrinsic principles. The intrinsic principle is ~power and
45 2, 75 | sin. Therefore ~nothing intrinsic can be the cause of the
46 2, 80 | exercised except by an ~intrinsic principle, not even those
47 2, 80 | functions are always from an intrinsic ~principle, yet an extrinsic
48 2, 88 | cannot be ~repaired by any intrinsic principle, but by the power
49 2, 88 | this with reference to the intrinsic principle, ~but not to the
50 2, 89 | habitual and, so to speak, intrinsic, ~the other actual like
51 2, 4 | objection is true of an intrinsic form. But it is not ~thus
52 2, 6 | through being deprived of ~an intrinsic form, viz. the due commensuration
53 2, 80 | have made devout." But the intrinsic cause on our ~part must
54 2, 135 | continuance of action is more intrinsic to the act of virtue than
55 2, 159 | punishment. Secondly, through an ~intrinsic principle: and this may
56 3, 2 | principle of generation is an intrinsic principle, this ~word "nature"
57 3, 2 | employed to signify any intrinsic principle of ~motion: thus
58 3, 2 | things, which ~are from an intrinsic principle. But if things
59 3, 8 | ways. First, ~by a certain intrinsic influence, inasmuch as motive
60 3, 32 | formed. But nature is an ~intrinsic principle of movement. Therefore
61 3, 32 | active but ~also of a passive intrinsic principle: for the Philosopher
62 3, 75 | instant and time is not the ~intrinsic measure of particular movements,
63 3, 76 | Christ's body which are intrinsic to it are in this sacrament.
64 Suppl, 58| can arise either from an ~intrinsic and natural cause, or from
65 Suppl, 65| not ~that they be from an intrinsic principle, but because they
66 Suppl, 72| which changes nothing ~intrinsic to a thing, such as its
67 Suppl, 80| reaches to the ~insight of the intrinsic principles and the hidden
68 Suppl, 80| affecting that which is intrinsic to a thing is ~possible
69 Suppl, 80| according to something ~intrinsic. Thus it is clear that change
70 Suppl, 81| changes nothing that is intrinsic to a ~thing, but only that
71 Suppl, 81| not affect that which is ~intrinsic to a thing, as stated above (
72 Suppl, 82| other cause extrinsic or intrinsic.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[85] A[
73 Suppl, 94| of iron, or by a natural intrinsic principle, as ~happens with
74 Suppl, 94| force but ~by nature from an intrinsic principle. Wherefore it
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