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 1   1, 57  |         with so much the greater subtlety according as the effect
 2   1, 61  |        of affinity ~owing to its subtlety and transparency. Or else
 3   1, 64  |       ways: first of all by the ~subtlety of their nature; for although
 4   1, 58  |         with so much the greater subtlety according as the effect
 5   1, 62  |        of affinity ~owing to its subtlety and transparency. Or else
 6   1, 65  |       ways: first of all by the ~subtlety of their nature; for although
 7   1, 90  |          as is ~clear from their subtlety. Therefore, since the human
 8   1, 102 |        way by bodies of greater ~subtlety and power; so all bodies
 9   2, 44  |          reason ~of the heat and subtlety of the vital spirits, which
10   2, 53  |         give craftiness [Douay: 'subtlety'] ~to little ones." Therefore
11   2, 170 |        things, ~by reason of the subtlety of its nature," inasmuch
12   3, 28  |     Birth, assumed the gift ~of "subtlety," when He came forth from
13   3, 45  |          impassibility, agility, subtlety, and ~clarity. Therefore
14   3, 45  |         the waves of the sea; of subtlety, when He ~came forth from
15   3, 45  |       walking on the sea, and of subtlety in ~coming forth from the
16   3, 54  |       confirmed, brought back to subtlety whatever could be handled
17   3, 81  |         glorified body - namely, subtlety in His birth, ~when He came
18 Suppl, 72|   resurrection with the greatest subtlety and efficacy.~Aquin.: SMT
19 Suppl, 79|          their bodies; (2) their subtlety; (3) their ~agility; (4)
20 Suppl, 80|          Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THE SUBTLETY OF THE BODIES OF THE BLESSED (
21 Suppl, 80|         We must now consider the subtlety of the bodies of the blessed.
22 Suppl, 80|          of inquiry:~(1) Whether subtlety is a property of the glorified
23 Suppl, 80|        Whether by reason of this subtlety it can be in the same place
24 Suppl, 80|          Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether subtlety is a property of the glorified
25 Suppl, 80|        OBJ 1: It would seem that subtlety is not a property of the
26 Suppl, 80|        in nature. Accordingly if subtlety be a property of the ~glorified
27 Suppl, 80|          of ~the elements, so is subtlety. But heat and other qualities
28 Suppl, 80|        Neither, ~therefore, will subtlety be in them more than it
29 Suppl, 80|        Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, subtlety is in bodies as a result
30 Suppl, 80|    spirit-like, "body." But the ~subtlety of a spirit surpasses all
31 Suppl, 80|      spirit surpasses all bodily subtlety. Therefore the ~glorified
32 Suppl, 80|         Para. 1/6~I answer that, Subtlety takes its name from the
33 Suppl, 80|       rarity is ~synonymous with subtlety: and since in rare bodies
34 Suppl, 80|       over the matter, the term "subtlety" has been transferred to ~
35 Suppl, 80|        thereby: thus we speak of subtlety in the sun and moon ~and
36 Suppl, 80|  quantity and matter, the term ~"subtlety" is applied to them, not
37 Suppl, 80|      have differed by ~ascribing subtlety to the glorified bodies
38 Suppl, 80|             ascribed to them the subtlety whereby spiritual substances
39 Suppl, 80|          it will be endowed with subtlety by means of ~rarefaction,
40 Suppl, 80|     Consequently another kind of subtlety must be assigned to glorified ~
41 Suppl, 80|      spirituality in the body is subtlety, and, after ~that, agility
42 Suppl, 80|          spirituality indicates ~subtlety: wherefore Gregory says (
43 Suppl, 80|   Objections which refer to the ~subtlety of rarefaction.~Aquin.:
44 Suppl, 80|        Whether by reason of this subtlety a glorified body is able
45 Suppl, 80|      seem that by reason of this subtlety a body is able to ~be in
46 Suppl, 80|        bodies by reason of their subtlety will be ~able to be in the
47 Suppl, 80|      molten brass." If then ~the subtlety of a glorified body will
48 Suppl, 80|          body, by reason of its ~subtlety, will be able to be in the
49 Suppl, 80|          body, by reason ~of its subtlety, is able to be in the same
50 Suppl, 80|         body ~be removed by that subtlety. Some say that in the present
51 Suppl, 80|        is removed by the gift of subtlety. But ~there are two reasons
52 Suppl, 80|      grossness which the gift of subtlety removes is a kind of defect,
53 Suppl, 80|      glorified body, the gift of subtlety notwithstanding, will fill
54 Suppl, 80|   Consequently, granted that the subtlety of a glorified body hindered
55 Suppl, 80|          removed by the gift of ~subtlety. For nothing can prevent
56 Suppl, 80|     difference of accidents. Now subtlety does not deprive the glorified ~
57 Suppl, 80|     another body. Therefore the ~subtlety of a glorified body will
58 Suppl, 80|         place was not due to its subtlety, but resulted from the ~
59 Suppl, 80|      bodies on ~account of their subtlety.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[
60 Suppl, 80|       them, not by virtue of its subtlety, but by the Divine ~power,
61 Suppl, 80|          where there is greater ~subtlety there is less resistance.
62 Suppl, 80|        is able by ~reason of its subtlety to be in the same place
63 Suppl, 80|         Whether by virtue of its subtlety a glorified body will no
64 Suppl, 80|       seem that by virtue of its subtlety, a glorified body ~will
65 Suppl, 80|     saying that by reason of its subtlety a glorified body will be
66 Suppl, 80|          able, by reason ~of its subtlety, to be in the same place
67 Suppl, 80| glorified body, by reason of its subtlety, will be impalpable?~Aquin.:
68 Suppl, 80| glorified body, by reason of its subtlety, ~is impalpable. For Gregory
69 Suppl, 81| Wherefore even as by the gift of subtlety the body is ~wholly subject
70 Suppl, 81|          since by as much as the subtlety of the ~medium is increased
71 Suppl, 81|            since the greater the subtlety we ascribe to the medium
72 Suppl, 81|  possible to ~imagine so great a subtlety, as will naturally retard