Part, Question
1 1, 5 | idea of a final cause, the causality of ~which is first among
2 1, 5 | names signifying the divine ~causality, goodness precedes being.
3 1, 5 | inherent or exemplar; and its causality does ~not extend save to
4 1, 13 | eminence, and by way of causality, and of negation as ~stated
5 1, 13 | according to some idea of ~causality, or excellence, or remotion (
6 1, 14 | namely, as regards ~universal causality, nevertheless they fail
7 1, 14 | discursion is according to causality, as when through principles ~
8 1, 14 | knowledge to ~which the idea of causality does not belong unless the
9 1, 14 | knowledge extends as ~far as His causality extends. Hence as the active
10 1, 22 | end extends as far as the causality of the first ~agent extends.
11 1, 22 | intention of the ~agent. But the causality of God, Who is the first
12 1, 22 | so that the dignity of causality is imparted even to creatures.
13 1, 23 | Reprobation differs in its causality from predestination. ~This
14 1, 23 | creatures the dignity of causality.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[23] A[
15 1, 39 | power of operation and causality is considered. The fourth
16 1, 39 | of God in the sphere of causality, there is said to be a ~
17 1, 45 | their ~procession, have a causality respecting the creation
18 1, 45 | its own cause. But the ~causality of creatures belongs to
19 1, 45 | effects represent only the causality of the cause, ~but not its
20 1, 52 | to the same relation of causality; since the soul is its form, ~
21 1, 55 | according to the order of causality, as the universal ideas
22 1, 56 | Therefore if likeness without causality be admitted in the ~angels,
23 1, 65 | belongs ~properly to the causality of the supreme cause. Therefore
24 1, 39 | power of operation and causality is considered. The fourth
25 1, 39 | of God in the sphere of causality, there is said to be a ~
26 1, 46 | their ~procession, have a causality respecting the creation
27 1, 46 | its own cause. But the ~causality of creatures belongs to
28 1, 46 | effects represent only the causality of the cause, ~but not its
29 1, 53 | to the same relation of causality; since the soul is its form, ~
30 1, 56 | according to the order of causality, as the universal ideas
31 1, 57 | Therefore if likeness without causality be admitted in the ~angels,
32 1, 66 | belongs ~properly to the causality of the supreme cause. Therefore
33 1, 81 | Reply OBJ 1: The aspect of causality is perceived by comparing
34 1, 92 | goodness, as ~regards its causality; not as regards its natural
35 1, 102 | deprived of the ~perfection of causality. Wherefore all that is effected
36 1, 114 | there is no need to ascribe causality to ~the heavenly bodies.~
37 1, 114 | accidental, is not reduced to the causality of a ~heavenly body, as
38 2, 1 | indicates a relation of causality. Therefore it does not belong
39 2, 2 | its power. Now just as the causality of the efficient cause ~
40 2, 2 | flowing into something, so the causality of the end ~consists in
41 2, 2 | De Causis i). Now the causality of the end consists in ~
42 2, 46 | all animals. ~Secondly, by causality; thus the sun is the general
43 2, 46 | inveterate; but by a process of causality. For anger when it lasts
44 2, 71 | act by way of efficient causality: but act ~causes habit,
45 2, 71 | causes habit, by way of final causality, in respect of which we
46 2, 79 | preposition "to" ~does not denote causality but sequel [*This is made
47 2, 79 | abomination," which might imply ~causality.]; for God did not make
48 2, 23 | if we ~speak of direct causality, yet whatever disposes to
49 2, 26 | for" denotes a relation of causality. ~Now there are four kinds
50 2, 93 | kinds of effects escape the causality of heavenly bodies. In the ~
51 2, 93 | and reason, escape the causality of heavenly bodies. For
52 2, 99 | summit of excellence and causality, as ~Dionysius says (Div.
53 2, 130 | seems to exercise a kind of causality over the other vices, and ~
54 3, 2 | nature of Christ by the causality of His Divine Nature. But
55 3, 6 | as regards the idea of ~causality, as we say a cause is midway
56 3, 6 | regards the second order of ~causality the soul is to some extent
57 3, 30 | is fulfilled without the ~causality of our will; not without
58 3, 50 | merit, but only by way of causality, that is to say, inasmuch
59 3, 50 | yet it did so by way of causality, as ~stated above.~Aquin.:
60 3, 53 | the Resurrection; (4) its causality. Concerning the ~first there
61 3, 56 | Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THE CAUSALITY OF CHRIST'S RESURRECTION (
62 3, 56 | have now to consider the causality of Christ's Resurrection, ~
63 3, 60 | medicament implies a ~certain causality. But sanctity from which
64 3, 60 | sacrament need always imply ~causality.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[60] A[
65 3, 61 | signification and in its ~causality.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[61] A[
66 Suppl, 42| should be convertible. Now ~causality of grace is included in
67 Suppl, 54| congruousness rather than causality and necessity.~Aquin.: SMT
68 Suppl, 74| the head ~has a certain causality over the members which the
69 Suppl, 88| of a ~certain likeness of causality. But movement does not belong
70 Suppl, 88| the Divine goodness in the causality of that movement ~with respect
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