Part, Question

11001 Suppl, 77|               clay from which Adam's ~body was fashioned shall rise
11002 Suppl, 77|           least in other parts of the body, ~as Augustine says (De
11003 Suppl, 77|             to matter. But the ~human body is directed to the resurrection
11004 Suppl, 77|               1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the body derives its totality from
11005 Suppl, 77|              into parts belongs to a ~body in respect of matter the
11006 Suppl, 77|           totality is ascribed to the body in ~respect of its parts
11007 Suppl, 77|                neither will the whole body rise again: which is inadmissible.~
11008 Suppl, 77|              are not permanent in the body but ~ebb and flow, as stated
11009 Suppl, 77|                rise again, either the body of ~one who rises again
11010 Suppl, 77|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[80] A[5] Body Para. 1/1~I answer that,
11011 Suppl, 77|             in the other parts of the body will ~rise again, if we
11012 Suppl, 77|             place and position in the body, and is under other parts ~
11013 Suppl, 77|              place or position in the body than that which ~was occupied
11014 Suppl, 77|            part causing growth of the body; wherefore it must needs ~
11015 Suppl, 77|              species, as in the human body.~
11016 Suppl, 78|             being ~weakened the human body is likened to watery wine
11017 Suppl, 78|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[81] A[1] Body Para. 1/1~I answer that,
11018 Suppl, 78|          account of the state of ~the body which is at fault; but on
11019 Suppl, 78|             the state which the human body acquires from years. Hence
11020 Suppl, 78|              particular ~condition of body which he had at the first
11021 Suppl, 78|          power which first formed his body; ~for otherwise those who
11022 Suppl, 78|          which will restore the human body by the resurrection, and
11023 Suppl, 78|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[81] A[2] Body Para. 1/1~I answer that,
11024 Suppl, 78|            belong to the power of the body - nor to the ashes, as to
11025 Suppl, 78|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[81] A[3] Body Para. 1/1~I answer that,
11026 Suppl, 78|               of soul and strength of body. After the ~resurrection,
11027 Suppl, 78|        beatified both in soul and in ~body. Now beatitude or happiness,
11028 Suppl, 78|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[81] A[4] Body Para. 1/1~I answer that,
11029 Suppl, 78|               happiness of the ~human body does not consist therein.
11030 Suppl, 78|        consist therein. But the human body will be glorified ~by an
11031 Suppl, 78|               is man, inasmuch as the body ~will be subject to reason.~
11032 Suppl, 78|                 the ~pleasures of the body are medicinal, because they
11033 Suppl, 79|              from him. Therefore ~the body will be passible.~Aquin.:
11034 Suppl, 79|              4: Further, in the human body the blood and humors will
11035 Suppl, 79|           like passions ~arise in the body through the antipathy of
11036 Suppl, 79|         passive to the weaker. But no body will be ~stronger than the
11037 Suppl, 79|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[82] A[1] Body Para. 1/2~I answer that,
11038 Suppl, 79|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[82] A[1] Body Para. 2/2~The reason however
11039 Suppl, 79|         restored without ~them in the body of the man that rises again,
11040 Suppl, 79|            preservation of the human ~body. This however would seem
11041 Suppl, 79|            the same effect in a human body even in this ~state of life.
11042 Suppl, 79|   Consequently others say that in the body itself there will ~be something
11043 Suppl, 79|            the passion of a glorified body, namely the ~nature of a
11044 Suppl, 79|               be formed]: or heavenly body, which they ~maintain enters
11045 Suppl, 79|            the composition of a human body, to the effect of ~blending
11046 Suppl, 79|           elemental nature, the human body is passible like ~other
11047 Suppl, 79|               the nature of the fifth body ~will predominate, so that
11048 Suppl, 79|        predominate, so that the human body will be made impassible
11049 Suppl, 79|              likeness to the heavenly body. But this cannot stand,
11050 Suppl, 79|             stand, because the fifth ~body does not enter materially
11051 Suppl, 79|            the composition of a human body, as ~was proved above (Sent.
11052 Suppl, 79|               the power of a heavenly body, should ~endow the human
11053 Suppl, 79|               should ~endow the human body with a property of glory,
11054 Suppl, 79|         impassibility ~of a glorified body, since the Apostle ascribes
11055 Suppl, 79|           transformation of the human body, because "such as is the
11056 Suppl, 79|              and "He will reform the ~body of our lowness, made like
11057 Suppl, 79|             lowness, made like to the body of His glory, according
11058 Suppl, 79|            such power ~over the human body as to take from it its elemental
11059 Suppl, 79|              has on it. Now the human body and all ~that it contains
11060 Suppl, 79|          impossible for the glorified body to be subject to any change
11061 Suppl, 79|          triumph of the soul over the body.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[82] A[
11062 Suppl, 79|            complete dominion over the body, and it will be altogether ~
11063 Suppl, 79|          triumph of the soul over the body, so that it will never be ~
11064 Suppl, 79|               of fire in an ~animal's body is directed in the act of
11065 Suppl, 79|               the preservation of the body in view.~Aquin.: SMT XP
11066 Suppl, 79|            this visible ~and tangible body, other qualities remaining."
11067 Suppl, 79|                a beauty though in the body, yet not of the body but
11068 Suppl, 79|              the body, yet not of the body but of virtue." ~Nevertheless
11069 Suppl, 79|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[82] A[2] Body Para. 1/1~I answer that,
11070 Suppl, 79|        dominion of the soul over ~the body, and this dominion is caused
11071 Suppl, 79|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[82] A[3] Body Para. 1/2~I answer that,
11072 Suppl, 79|           because in sleep a sensible body is not in the ~ultimate
11073 Suppl, 79|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[82] A[3] Body Para. 2/2~For some say that
11074 Suppl, 79|            reception of species, ~the body is not drawn away from natural
11075 Suppl, 79|             ii, 2). But the glorified body ~will lack the actual sense
11076 Suppl, 79|               alteration of an animal body by some external body ~preponderating
11077 Suppl, 79|          animal body by some external body ~preponderating in some
11078 Suppl, 79|               reflect the ~image of a body opposite to it. Now the
11079 Suppl, 79|              the pupil like the whole body will be ~endowed with clarity.
11080 Suppl, 79|               the image of a ~colored body.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[82] A[
11081 Suppl, 79|           nearer to the soul than the body is. ~But the body will be
11082 Suppl, 79|            than the body is. ~But the body will be rewarded or punished
11083 Suppl, 79|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[82] A[4] Body Para. 1/1~I answer that,
11084 Suppl, 79|          which ~constitute the animal body. Wherefore the body of an
11085 Suppl, 79|            animal body. Wherefore the body of an animal has, through ~
11086 Suppl, 79|      qualities. Thus it was ~with the body of Adam, which could neither
11087 Suppl, 79|              thrown back by an opaque body, for which reason lead is
11088 Suppl, 79|            the clarity of a glorified body does not ~destroy the diaphanous
11089 Suppl, 79|              the sight of a glorified body ~will be most perfect it
11090 Suppl, 80|             property of the glorified body?~(2) Whether by reason of
11091 Suppl, 80|           with ~another not glorified body?~(3) Whether by a miracle
11092 Suppl, 80|                4) Whether a glorified body can be in the same place
11093 Suppl, 80|               with another ~glorified body?~(5) Whether a glorified
11094 Suppl, 80|                5) Whether a glorified body necessarily requires a place
11095 Suppl, 80|                6) Whether a glorified body is palpable?~Aquin.: SMT
11096 Suppl, 80|             property of the glorified body?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[
11097 Suppl, 80|            property of the glorified ~body. For the properties of glory
11098 Suppl, 80|            property of the ~glorified body, it would seem that the
11099 Suppl, 80|               seem that the glorified body will be more subtle ~than
11100 Suppl, 80|             It is sown a corruptible ~body, it shall rise a spiritual,"
11101 Suppl, 80|      spiritual," i.e. a spirit-like, "body." But the ~subtlety of a
11102 Suppl, 80|            Further, the more subtle a body is the more exalted it is.
11103 Suppl, 80|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[1] Body Para. 1/6~I answer that,
11104 Suppl, 80|           parts of parts." Now that a body has the power of penetrating
11105 Suppl, 80|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[1] Body Para. 2/6~For certain heretics,
11106 Suppl, 80|               at the resurrection the body will be ~transformed into
11107 Suppl, 80|          maintained. First, because a body cannot be changed ~into
11108 Suppl, 80|             were ~possible, and one's body were changed into a spirit,
11109 Suppl, 80|      naturally consists of a soul and body. Thirdly, ~because if this
11110 Suppl, 80|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[1] Body Para. 3/6~Hence certain
11111 Suppl, 80|        certain heretics said that the body will remain at the ~resurrection,
11112 Suppl, 80|               our Lord had a palpable body after the Resurrection, ~
11113 Suppl, 80|             we must believe that His ~body was supremely subtle. Moreover
11114 Suppl, 80|            subtle. Moreover the human body will rise again with ~flesh
11115 Suppl, 80|           flesh and bones, as did the body of our Lord, according to
11116 Suppl, 80|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[1] Body Para. 4/6~Consequently another
11117 Suppl, 80|           complete ~perfection of the body. But this completeness is
11118 Suppl, 80|             into the composition of a body, as we have ~shown above (
11119 Suppl, 80|              composition of the human body, it would be impossible
11120 Suppl, 80|            latter's dominion over the body, and in that case a natural ~
11121 Suppl, 80|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[1] Body Para. 5/6~Hence others say
11122 Suppl, 80|              which is the form of the body) over the body, by reason ~
11123 Suppl, 80|            form of the body) over the body, by reason ~of which dominion
11124 Suppl, 80|          which dominion the glorified body is said to be "spiritual,"
11125 Suppl, 80|          first subjection whereby the body is ~subject to the soul
11126 Suppl, 80|               for spirituality in the body is subtlety, and, after ~
11127 Suppl, 80|             properties of a glorified body. Hence the ~Apostle, as
11128 Suppl, 80|              56) that "the glorified ~body is said to be subtle as
11129 Suppl, 80|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[1] Body Para. 6/6~This suffices
11130 Suppl, 80|             this subtlety a glorified body is able to be in the ~same
11131 Suppl, 80|               same place with another body not glorified?~Aquin.: SMT
11132 Suppl, 80|             reason of this subtlety a body is able to ~be in the same
11133 Suppl, 80|               same place with another body not glorified. For according
11134 Suppl, 80|               21, "He will reform the body of our lowness made like
11135 Suppl, 80|              lowness made like to the body ~of His glory." Now the
11136 Suppl, 80|                of His glory." Now the body of Christ was able to be
11137 Suppl, 80|              same place ~with another body, as appears from the fact
11138 Suppl, 80|            OBJ 3: Further, a heavenly body cannot be severed, at least
11139 Suppl, 80|               subtlety of a glorified body will not enable it to be
11140 Suppl, 80|           place together with another body, it will never be able to
11141 Suppl, 80|           Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, a body which is unable to be in
11142 Suppl, 80|              same place with ~another body can be hindered in its movement
11143 Suppl, 80|              surface to ~surface, and body to body. Now two points
11144 Suppl, 80|              to ~surface, and body to body. Now two points can be coincident,
11145 Suppl, 80|               against the nature of a body ~to be in the same place
11146 Suppl, 80|           place together with another body. Now whatever ~excellence
11147 Suppl, 80|          competent to the nature of a body will all be bestowed on ~
11148 Suppl, 80|            bestowed on ~the glorified body. Therefore a glorified body,
11149 Suppl, 80|           body. Therefore a glorified body, by reason of its ~subtlety,
11150 Suppl, 80|           place together with another body.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[
11151 Suppl, 80|          place, there will be but one body ~numerically.~Aquin.: SMT
11152 Suppl, 80|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[2] Body Para. 1/2~I answer that,
11153 Suppl, 80|           maintained that a glorified body, by reason ~of its subtlety,
11154 Suppl, 80|               same place with another body, ~unless the obstacle to
11155 Suppl, 80|               same place with another body ~be removed by that subtlety.
11156 Suppl, 80|               to the integrity of the body will rise ~again in the
11157 Suppl, 80|               will rise ~again in the body, both as regards the matter
11158 Suppl, 80|            form. ~And the fact that a body is able to fill a place
11159 Suppl, 80|              not filled by a sensible body." And a body is said to
11160 Suppl, 80|               a sensible body." And a body is said to be ~sensible
11161 Suppl, 80|             plain that the ~glorified body will be sensible even to
11162 Suppl, 80|            touch, as evidenced by the body ~of our Lord (Lk. 24:39):
11163 Suppl, 80|           evident that the ~glorified body, the gift of subtlety notwithstanding,
11164 Suppl, 80|            there will be a ~glorified body will be empty. Secondly
11165 Suppl, 80|          hinder the co-existence of a body in the same place is ~more
11166 Suppl, 80|           exist apart from a sensible body; and yet those dimensions ~
11167 Suppl, 80|            dimensions ~hinder another body from being together with
11168 Suppl, 80|         impossible for a mathematical body, which is nothing but ~separate
11169 Suppl, 80|              another natural sensible body. ~Consequently, granted
11170 Suppl, 80|               subtlety of a glorified body hindered it ~from filling
11171 Suppl, 80|               same place with another body, since the ~removal of the
11172 Suppl, 80|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[2] Body Para. 2/2~Accordingly we
11173 Suppl, 80|              that the obstacle to our body's being now in the ~same
11174 Suppl, 80|               same place with another body can nowise be removed by
11175 Suppl, 80|             For nothing can prevent a body from occupying the same
11176 Suppl, 80|          place ~together with another body, except something in it
11177 Suppl, 80|        required by any quality of the body, because a body demands
11178 Suppl, 80|        quality of the body, because a body demands a place, not ~by
11179 Suppl, 80|         wherefore if we remove from a body the fact of ~its being hot
11180 Suppl, 80|            not deprive the glorified ~body of its dimension; wherefore
11181 Suppl, 80|           distinct place from another body. Therefore the ~subtlety
11182 Suppl, 80|               subtlety of a glorified body will not enable it to be
11183 Suppl, 80|          place ~together with another body, but it will be possible
11184 Suppl, 80|             be together ~with another body by the operation of the
11185 Suppl, 80|             Divine power: even as the body ~of Peter had the power
11186 Suppl, 80|              possible for a glorified body to be in the same place
11187 Suppl, 80|          place together ~with another body for the perfection of glory.~
11188 Suppl, 80|            Reply OBJ 1: That Christ's body was able to be together
11189 Suppl, 80|             be together with another ~body in the same place was not
11190 Suppl, 80|           xxvi in Evang.): "The ~same body went into His disciples
11191 Suppl, 80|           Reply OBJ 2: Light is not a body as we have said above (Sent.
11192 Suppl, 80|            Reply OBJ 3: The glorified body will pass through the heavenly
11193 Suppl, 80|              accidental, because ~the body of which it is a term is
11194 Suppl, 80|              corresponds to the whole body, so the term of the place
11195 Suppl, 80|       corresponds to ~the term of the body. But it happens that two
11196 Suppl, 80|            unless they be in a placed body. ~If they be the same, then
11197 Suppl, 80|            Therefore A and B ~are one body and yet they were two. Therefore
11198 Suppl, 80|        impossible that by a miracle a body which ~is enclosed within
11199 Suppl, 80|          every ~dimension, the lesser body will be enclosed in the
11200 Suppl, 80|               occupied by the greater body will be its common place;
11201 Suppl, 80|               no given surface of the body will contain it, ~and this
11202 Suppl, 80|               a miracle that the same body is at the same time ~in
11203 Suppl, 80|               same place, because the body of her child when coming
11204 Suppl, 80|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[3] Body Para. 1/1~I answer that,
11205 Suppl, 80|           alone, it is possible for a body to retain its distinct being
11206 Suppl, 80|           being from ~that of another body, although its matter be
11207 Suppl, 80|               the matter of the other body: and thus it is possible
11208 Suppl, 80|          dimension a dimension of the body put in occupation of ~the
11209 Suppl, 80|              it were true whenever a ~body acquires a new place, it
11210 Suppl, 80|              place, but in the placed body, ~because a line is not
11211 Suppl, 80|      described by ~a placed spherical body touches, as a whole, the
11212 Suppl, 80|            described ~by the locating body.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[
11213 Suppl, 80|               OBJ 3: God could make a body not to be in a place; and
11214 Suppl, 80|             not follow that a certain body is not in a ~place, because
11215 Suppl, 80|            place, because the greater body is the place of the lesser
11216 Suppl, 80|               the place of the lesser body, by ~reason of its superficies
11217 Suppl, 80|              the terms of ~the lesser body.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[
11218 Suppl, 80|              It is impossible for one body to be miraculously in two ~
11219 Suppl, 80|          places locally (for Christ's body is not locally on the altar),
11220 Suppl, 80|               same place with another body is incompatible with the
11221 Suppl, 80|               Wherefore that one same body be locally in several ~places
11222 Suppl, 80|               1~Whether one glorified body can be in the same place
11223 Suppl, 80|               with another ~glorified body?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[
11224 Suppl, 80|           would seem that a glorified body can be in the same place ~
11225 Suppl, 80|       together with another glorified body. Because where there is
11226 Suppl, 80|       resistance. If then a glorified body is more ~subtle than a non-glorified
11227 Suppl, 80|           subtle than a non-glorified body, it will offer less resistance
11228 Suppl, 80|            resistance to a ~glorified body: and so if a glorified body
11229 Suppl, 80|           body: and so if a glorified body can be in the same place
11230 Suppl, 80|           place with ~a non-glorified body, much more can it with a
11231 Suppl, 80|               can it with a glorified body.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[
11232 Suppl, 80|          Further, even as a glorified body will be more subtle than
11233 Suppl, 80|          subtle than a ~non-glorified body, so will one glorified body
11234 Suppl, 80|           body, so will one glorified body be more subtle than ~another.
11235 Suppl, 80|              Therefore if a glorified body can be in the same place
11236 Suppl, 80|           place with a ~non-glorified body, a more subtle glorified
11237 Suppl, 80|               a more subtle glorified body can be in the same place ~
11238 Suppl, 80|               a less subtle glorified body.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[
11239 Suppl, 80|               1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the body of heaven is subtle, and
11240 Suppl, 80|          glorified. Now the glorified body of a saint will be able
11241 Suppl, 80|              the ~same place with the body of heaven, since the saints
11242 Suppl, 80|               same ~place, although a body and a spirit can be in the
11243 Suppl, 80|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[4] Body Para. 1/1~I answer that,
11244 Suppl, 80|               property of a glorified body does not make it able to ~
11245 Suppl, 80|          place with another glorified body, nor again to be in the ~
11246 Suppl, 80|            place with a non-glorified body. But it would be possible
11247 Suppl, 80|            place, even as a glorified body with a non-glorified body. ~
11248 Suppl, 80|             body with a non-glorified body. ~Nevertheless it is not
11249 Suppl, 80|             befitting for a glorified body to be in the same ~place
11250 Suppl, 80|          place with another glorified body, both because a becoming
11251 Suppl, 80|            and because one glorified ~body will not be in the way of
11252 Suppl, 80|             supposes that a glorified body is able by ~reason of its
11253 Suppl, 80|               same place with another body: and ~this is not true.~
11254 Suppl, 80|            Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The body of heaven and the other
11255 Suppl, 80|              its subtlety a glorified body will no longer need to ~
11256 Suppl, 80|             its subtlety, a glorified body ~will no longer need to
11257 Suppl, 80|              will be made like to the body of Christ according to Phil.
11258 Suppl, 80|             Phil. 3:21. Now ~Christ's body is not bound by this necessity
11259 Suppl, 80|              follow that the greatest body ~would occupy the smallest
11260 Suppl, 80|           same place. Now a glorified body will be in the ~same place
11261 Suppl, 80|               same place with another body, as is commonly admitted.
11262 Suppl, 80|             OBJ 3: Further, even as a body is seen by reason of its
11263 Suppl, 80|           quantity. Now the glorified body will be so ~subject to the
11264 Suppl, 80|           itself." Now the ~glorified body will be in a place. Therefore
11265 Suppl, 80|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[5] Body Para. 1/1~I answer that,
11266 Suppl, 80|            Para. 1/1~I answer that, A body is not related to place
11267 Suppl, 80|            respect of which a located body is confined ~through contact
11268 Suppl, 80|             contact with the locating body. Hence it is not possible
11269 Suppl, 80|             it is not possible for a ~body to occupy a place smaller
11270 Suppl, 80|      incorruptibility of a ~glorified body. Moreover, it would follow
11271 Suppl, 80|               follow that a glorified body would be ~sometimes rarer
11272 Suppl, 80|              quantity ~of a glorified body become smaller than itself
11273 Suppl, 80|              the parts of a glorified body ~insinuate themselves into
11274 Suppl, 80|              its subtlety a glorified body will be able to be ~in the
11275 Suppl, 80|            place with a non-glorified body: and that in like manner
11276 Suppl, 80|             so that a whole glorified body ~will be able to pass through
11277 Suppl, 80|           minutest opening in another body: and ~thus they explain
11278 Suppl, 80|             they explain how Christ's body came out of the Virgin's
11279 Suppl, 80|            both because the glorified body will not be able, by reason ~
11280 Suppl, 80|               same place with another body, and because, ~even if it
11281 Suppl, 80|               same place with another body, this ~would not be possible
11282 Suppl, 80|            the other were a glorified body, as many say; ~and again
11283 Suppl, 80|             disposition ~of the human body, which requires the parts
11284 Suppl, 80|               say that ~the glorified body will always be in a place
11285 Suppl, 80|               1~Reply OBJ 1: Christ's body is not locally in the Sacrament
11286 Suppl, 80|             the parts of a ~glorified body into one another is impossible,
11287 Suppl, 80|              Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: A body is seen because it acts
11288 Suppl, 80|               causes no change in the body. Hence it ~is not unfitting,
11289 Suppl, 80|              action proceeding from a body by reason of its quantity,
11290 Suppl, 80|               1~Whether the glorified body, by reason of its subtlety,
11291 Suppl, 80|               seem that the glorified body, by reason of its subtlety, ~
11292 Suppl, 80|       corruptible." But the glorified body is incorruptible. ~Therefore
11293 Suppl, 80|                Since then a glorified body can be in the same place
11294 Suppl, 80|               same place with another body, ~it will not be palpable.~
11295 Suppl, 80|               Further, every palpable body is tangible. Now every tangible
11296 Suppl, 80|          tangible. Now every tangible body ~has tangible qualities
11297 Suppl, 80|           rose again with a glorified body; and yet His ~body was palpable,
11298 Suppl, 80|          glorified body; and yet His ~body was palpable, as appears
11299 Suppl, 80|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[6] Body Para. 1/1~I answer that,
11300 Suppl, 80|           answer that, Every palpable body is tangible, but not conversely.
11301 Suppl, 80|            not conversely. For ~every body is tangible that has qualities
11302 Suppl, 80|       tangible bodies: but a palpable body, in addition to this, resists
11303 Suppl, 80|        Accordingly it is clear that a body is said to be palpable for
11304 Suppl, 80|             Accordingly the glorified body has ~by its nature those
11305 Suppl, 80|              touch, and yet since the body is altogether subject to
11306 Suppl, 80|              resist any other passing body, so that ~the latter cannot
11307 Suppl, 80|               same place with another body, and thus offer no resistance
11308 Suppl, 80|              resistance to ~a passing body. Wherefore according to
11309 Suppl, 80|              its nature the glorified body is ~palpable, but it is
11310 Suppl, 80|        impalpable to a non-glorified ~body by a supernatural power.
11311 Suppl, 80|           after His ~resurrection His body was unchanged in nature
11312 Suppl, 80|       incorruptibility of a glorified body does not result ~from the
11313 Suppl, 80|              possible for a glorified body to be ~in the same place
11314 Suppl, 80|               same place with another body: nevertheless the glorified
11315 Suppl, 80|            nevertheless the glorified body has ~it in its power to
11316 Suppl, 81|                1/1~OBJ 2: Further, no body that moves with labor and
11317 Suppl, 81|             Since then the ~glorified body's members will have the
11318 Suppl, 81|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[84] A[1] Body Para. 1/2~I answer that,
11319 Suppl, 81|            answer that, The glorified body will be altogether subject
11320 Suppl, 81|              so in the case of Adam's body, ~but also from the glorified
11321 Suppl, 81|              there will flow into the body a certain ~perfection, whereby
11322 Suppl, 81|             the gift of the glorified body." Now the soul is ~united
11323 Suppl, 81|            Now the soul is ~united to body not only as its form, but
11324 Suppl, 81|              both ~ways the glorified body must needs be most perfectly
11325 Suppl, 81|              the gift of subtlety the body is ~wholly subject to the
11326 Suppl, 81|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[84] A[1] Body Para. 2/2~Some, however,
11327 Suppl, 81|             whence glory flows to the body.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[84] A[
11328 Suppl, 81|              soul dominates over the ~body, the less is the labor of
11329 Suppl, 81|          though it be counter to the ~body's nature. Hence those in
11330 Suppl, 81|             through exercise have the body more adapted to obey the
11331 Suppl, 81|           will perfectly dominate the body, both on account of the
11332 Suppl, 81|              account of the glorified body's aptitude ~resulting from
11333 Suppl, 81|              of agility the glorified body will be rendered ~apt not
11334 Suppl, 81|         movement." Now the glorified ~body shares the Divine goodness
11335 Suppl, 81|            excellently than any other body. ~Since then certain bodies,
11336 Suppl, 81|             consequence establish its body. Now the soul ~will be so
11337 Suppl, 81|           from Him. ~Therefore in the body there will be no movement
11338 Suppl, 81|             Further, the more noble a body is, the more noble a place
11339 Suppl, 81|             to it: wherefore Christ's body which is the most exalted
11340 Suppl, 81|              And again each glorified body ~will, in like manner, have
11341 Suppl, 81|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[84] A[2] Body Para. 1/1~I answer that,
11342 Suppl, 81|        sometimes, since even Christ's body was moved in His ascension,
11343 Suppl, 81|          would prove if the glorified body were unable ~even without
11344 Suppl, 81|            assigned to each glorified body according ~to the degree
11345 Suppl, 81|               diminished whenever the body is outside its ~place; because
11346 Suppl, 81|              actually containing ~the body located therein (since nothing
11347 Suppl, 81|         therefrom into the ~glorified body, but rather does it receive
11348 Suppl, 81|                listeth there will the body be." Now the movement of
11349 Suppl, 81|          instantaneous. Therefore the body's ~movement will be instantaneous.~
11350 Suppl, 81|          place can resist a glorified body since this ~can be in the
11351 Suppl, 81|               same place with another body, no matter how this may
11352 Suppl, 81|         neither can a vacuum resist a body. Therefore if it moves at
11353 Suppl, 81|          non-glorified soul moves the body in time. Therefore the glorified
11354 Suppl, 81|             glorified soul ~moves the body instantaneously.~Aquin.:
11355 Suppl, 81|              movement of a ~glorified body, for however distant the
11356 Suppl, 81|                1) that "the glorified body reaches ~equally soon to
11357 Suppl, 81|              Therefore the ~glorified body is moved instantaneously.~
11358 Suppl, 81|            resurrection the glorified body will not be moved ~in time,
11359 Suppl, 81|             traversed by ~a glorified body in motion is divisible.
11360 Suppl, 81|               movement of a glorified body cannot be instantaneous.~
11361 Suppl, 81|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[84] A[3] Body Para. 1/5~I answer that,
11362 Suppl, 81|            some say that ~a glorified body passes from one place to
11363 Suppl, 81|               movement of a glorified body like that of the will to
11364 Suppl, 81|           hold: because the glorified body will ~never attain to the
11365 Suppl, 81|             will ~never cease to be a body. Moreover, when the will
11366 Suppl, 81|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[84] A[3] Body Para. 2/5~Hence others [*
11367 Suppl, 81|             the nature of a glorified body, since it is a body, ~to
11368 Suppl, 81|         glorified body, since it is a body, ~to pass through the interval
11369 Suppl, 81|         proved as follows. ~Suppose a body which we will call Z to
11370 Suppl, 81|           predicated equivocally of a body and an angel. Hence it is
11371 Suppl, 81|           altogether impossible for a body to pass from one place to ~
11372 Suppl, 81|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[84] A[3] Body Para. 3/5~Wherefore others
11373 Suppl, 81|          maintain that the glorified ~body is moved instantaneously.
11374 Suppl, 81|           from this that a glorified ~body is at the same instant in
11375 Suppl, 81|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[84] A[3] Body Para. 4/5~To this, however,
11376 Suppl, 81|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[84] A[3] Body Para. 5/5~Hence others with
11377 Suppl, 81|     probability hold that a glorified body moves ~in time, but that
11378 Suppl, 81|            nevertheless one glorified body can pass through the same
11379 Suppl, 81|             shall be, there shall the body be ~forthwith." Or we may
11380 Suppl, 81|            they never will wish their body to be ~instantaneously where
11381 Suppl, 81|              at that same instant the body will be in whatever ~place
11382 Suppl, 81|           possible to imagine another body more subtle in the same
11383 Suppl, 81|             same proportion than ~the body which filled the space,
11384 Suppl, 81|               space, and then if this body fill some other ~equal space
11385 Suppl, 81|           filled with the most subtle body imaginable, ~since the greater
11386 Suppl, 81|               same place with another body, nevertheless their movement
11387 Suppl, 81|    instantaneous, because the movable body itself will resist the motive ~
11388 Suppl, 81|         distant from blackness, ~so a body resists a certain place
11389 Suppl, 81|        impossible to take away from a body its being in some place
11390 Suppl, 81|              retains the nature ~of a body, it can nowise be moved
11391 Suppl, 81|              power. Now the glorified body will never lose its corporeity,
11392 Suppl, 82|                3) Whether a glorified body will of necessity be seen
11393 Suppl, 82|              seen by a ~non-glorified body?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[85] A[
11394 Suppl, 82|             becoming to the glorified body?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[85] A[
11395 Suppl, 82|           unbecoming to the glorified body. ~Because according to Avicenna (
11396 Suppl, 82|               vi, 2), "every luminous body ~consists of transparent
11397 Suppl, 82|              the parts of a glorified body will ~not be transparent,
11398 Suppl, 82|              Further, every lightsome body hides one that is behind
11399 Suppl, 82|               the very harmony of the body will be evident to ~the
11400 Suppl, 82|       visibility in an ~indeterminate body; color, in a determinate
11401 Suppl, 82|               color, in a determinate body" (De Sensu et Sensato ~iii).
11402 Suppl, 82|               Civ. Dei xxii, 3), "the body's beauty is harmony of parts
11403 Suppl, 82|               in all the parts of the body, just as all the parts will ~
11404 Suppl, 82|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[85] A[1] Body Para. 1/1~I answer that,
11405 Suppl, 82|              predominate in the human body. Since, however, this is
11406 Suppl, 82|             the soul's glory into the body. For whatever ~is received
11407 Suppl, 82|       spiritual is received into the ~body as corporeal. And consequently
11408 Suppl, 82|        greater merit, so too will the body differ in ~clarity, as the
11409 Suppl, 82|                Thus in the glorified ~body the glory of the soul will
11410 Suppl, 82|              is ~known the color of a body contained in a crystal vessel,
11411 Suppl, 82|             Avicenna is speaking of a body that has clarity through
11412 Suppl, 82|             virtue that the glorified body will have clarity.~Aquin.:
11413 Suppl, 82|        Gregory compares the glorified body to gold on account of ~clarity,
11414 Suppl, 82|      lightsome; ~for that a lightsome body be not transparent is owing
11415 Suppl, 82|             that ~the clarity of that body results from the density
11416 Suppl, 82|             density of the ~glorified body will not deprive it of transparency,
11417 Suppl, 82|             enclosed in the glorified body will not be hidden. But
11418 Suppl, 82|             dignity of the ~glorified body, and is more consistent
11419 Suppl, 82|               OBJ 3: The glory of the body will not destroy nature
11420 Suppl, 82|             perfect it. Wherefore the body will retain the color due
11421 Suppl, 82|               from the soul ~into the body according to the mode of
11422 Suppl, 82|          according to the mode of the body, and is there otherwise ~
11423 Suppl, 82|           with the other gifts of the body, for the various parts of
11424 Suppl, 82|             the various parts of the ~body are not differently disposed
11425 Suppl, 82|              clarity of the glorified body is visible to the non-glorified ~
11426 Suppl, 82|              clarity of the glorified body is invisible ~to the non-glorified
11427 Suppl, 82|              clarity of the glorified body will not be seen by a ~non-glorified
11428 Suppl, 82|              clarity of the glorified body will be greater than ~the
11429 Suppl, 82|             clarity ~of the glorified body will be much greater still,
11430 Suppl, 82|            the clarity of a glorified body.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[85] A[
11431 Suppl, 82|                clarity of a glorified body that is opposite to non-glorified
11432 Suppl, 82|         disciples ~who saw our Lord's body after the resurrection,
11433 Suppl, 82|               3:21, "Made like to the body of His ~glory," says: "It
11434 Suppl, 82|              clarity of the glorified body will be ~visible to non-glorified
11435 Suppl, 82|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[85] A[2] Body Para. 1/1~I answer that,
11436 Suppl, 82|              clarity of the glorified body ~will not be visible to
11437 Suppl, 82|               clarity of a glorified ~body is naturally visible to
11438 Suppl, 82|            OBJ 2: Just as a glorified body is not passible to a passion
11439 Suppl, 82|            the clarity of a glorified body ~surpasses the clarity of
11440 Suppl, 82|              clarity of the glorified body results from the merit of ~
11441 Suppl, 82|               power of ~the glorified body to show forth its clarity
11442 Suppl, 82|               1/1~Whether a glorified body will be necessarily seen
11443 Suppl, 82|               seen by a non-glorified body?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[85] A[
11444 Suppl, 82|           would seem that a glorified body will be necessarily seen
11445 Suppl, 82|              seen by a ~non-glorified body. For the glorified bodies
11446 Suppl, 82|           lightsome. Now a ~lightsome body reveals itself and other
11447 Suppl, 82|               1~OBJ 2: Further, every body which hides other bodies
11448 Suppl, 82|             hidden. Now the glorified body will hide other ~bodies
11449 Suppl, 82|         because it will be a colored ~body. Therefore it will be seen
11450 Suppl, 82|            quantity is something in a body, so is the ~quality whereby
11451 Suppl, 82|             is the ~quality whereby a body is seen. Now quantity will
11452 Suppl, 82|           will, so that the glorified body be able to be of greater
11453 Suppl, 82|               to ~the will, so that a body be able not to be seen.~
11454 Suppl, 82|              1/2~On the contrary, our body will be glorified in being
11455 Suppl, 82|               being made like to the ~body of Christ after the resurrection.
11456 Suppl, 82|            the resurrection ~Christ's body was not necessarily seen;
11457 Suppl, 82|           neither will the ~glorified body be necessarily seen.~Aquin.:
11458 Suppl, 82|                2/2~Further, there the body will be in complete obedience
11459 Suppl, 82|       Therefore as the soul lists the body will be visible or invisible.~
11460 Suppl, 82|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[85] A[3] Body Para. 1/1~I answer that,
11461 Suppl, 82|         object. Wherefore a glorified body may be seen or not seen ~
11462 Suppl, 82|              a glorified soul for its body to ~be seen or not seen,
11463 Suppl, 82|               any other action of the body will be in the ~soul's power;
11464 Suppl, 82|             power; else the glorified body would not be a perfectly
11465 Suppl, 82|             obedient to the glorified body so that ~this will be able
11466 Suppl, 82|              Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: A body's color does not prevent
11467 Suppl, 82|            the color of the glorified body will be completely in the ~
11468 Suppl, 82|              to hide or not to hide a body that is ~behind it.~Aquin.:
11469 Suppl, 82|             inherent to the glorified body itself, nor ~would it be
11470 Suppl, 82|        bidding ~without the glorified body suffering some alteration
11471 Suppl, 82|               suspended, and thus the body will be hidden at the soul'
11472 Suppl, 83|              a defect of the passible body, so ~is slowness of movement.
11473 Suppl, 83|             from ~affecting the whole body. Therefore the damned will
11474 Suppl, 83|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[86] A[1] Body Para. 1/2~I answer that,
11475 Suppl, 83|                Deformity in the human body is of two kinds. One arises ~
11476 Suppl, 83|             restoration of the rising body we ~look to its natural
11477 Suppl, 83|                natural defects in the body, or deformities resulting
11478 Suppl, 83|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[86] A[1] Body Para. 2/2~Hence others say
11479 Suppl, 83|              will ~wholly restore the body's nature at the resurrection.
11480 Suppl, 83|               or deformity was in the body through corruption, or weakness
11481 Suppl, 83|           those ~defects in the human body which are the natural result
11482 Suppl, 83|               principles of the human body; but deformity is not, ~
11483 Suppl, 83|          punishment both ~in soul and body (Mt. 25:46): "These shall
11484 Suppl, 83|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[86] A[2] Body Para. 1/2~I answer that,
11485 Suppl, 83|            change: and consequently a body which is corruptible on
11486 Suppl, 83|             agent that can change the body by ~altering it from its
11487 Suppl, 83|         capable of altering the human body from its natural quality.
11488 Suppl, 83|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[86] A[2] Body Para. 2/2~Secondly, this
11489 Suppl, 83|         hindered, and in this way the body of Adam was incorruptible,
11490 Suppl, 83|         qualities that exist in man's body were withheld by the grace ~
11491 Suppl, 83|       innocence from conducing to the body's dissolution: and much
11492 Suppl, 83|         heaven, it is necessary for a body composed of contraries to
11493 Suppl, 83|             the contraries of which a body is composed do not ~suffice
11494 Suppl, 83|         consequently they held that a body composed of contraries ~
11495 Suppl, 83|              bodily pain, unless ~the body in some way is hurt thereby.
11496 Suppl, 83|             soul is severed from the ~body through excess of pain.
11497 Suppl, 83|              2/2~Further, even as the body co-operates with the soul
11498 Suppl, 83|           only the ~soul but also the body will be rewarded after the
11499 Suppl, 83|             Aquin.: SMT XP Q[86] A[3] Body Para. 1/1~I answer that,
11500 Suppl, 83|               the part of the passive body ~or on the part of the active