Part, Question

6501 Suppl, 77|          belongs to the truth of human nature otherwise than that which ~
6502 Suppl, 77|              shares the truth of human nature more ~perfectly: which same
6503 Suppl, 77|        belonged to the truth of ~human nature in the eater, but it did
6504 Suppl, 77|           belong to the truth of human nature ~in him whose flesh was
6505 Suppl, 77|        belonging to the truth of human nature in the first man, it will
6506 Suppl, 77|         belongs to the truth of human ~nature in the one born of the seed
6507 Suppl, 77|          belongs to the truth of human nature in one man can ~all be a
6508 Suppl, 77|         belongs ~to the truth of human nature in another: which is absurd.~
6509 Suppl, 77|         belongs to the truth of human ~nature; because it is in this respect
6510 Suppl, 77|          indeed to the ~truth of human nature in so far as it has something
6511 Suppl, 78|             most to the truth of human nature in ~each individual will
6512 Suppl, 78|        belonged to the truth of human ~nature, because in the end, through
6513 Suppl, 78|              the most perfect stage of nature. Now ~human nature is at
6514 Suppl, 78|            stage of nature. Now ~human nature is at the most perfect stage
6515 Suppl, 78|            without any defect of human nature, ~because as God founded
6516 Suppl, 78|           because as God founded human nature without a defect, even so
6517 Suppl, 78|              without defect. Now human nature has a twofold defect. First, ~
6518 Suppl, 78|                in ~each of these human nature will be brought by the resurrection
6519 Suppl, 78|     principally to the ~truth of human nature will be brought to that
6520 Suppl, 78|                4) that "all things ~in nature have a certain limit end
6521 Suppl, 78|               occur. But ~the error of nature will be set right at the
6522 Suppl, 78|              quantity by the ~power of nature will never rise again of
6523 Suppl, 78|         results from each individual's nature. ~Now the nature of the
6524 Suppl, 78|          individual's nature. ~Now the nature of the individual will not
6525 Suppl, 78|               Para. 2/2~Further, human nature will be restored by resurrection
6526 Suppl, 78|              At the resurrection human nature will be restored not ~only
6527 Suppl, 78|             but also to the individual nature. Now the specific ~nature
6528 Suppl, 78|              nature. Now the specific ~nature has a certain quantity which
6529 Suppl, 78|               befitting his individual nature ~within the bounds of that
6530 Suppl, 78|                error in the working of nature, resulting in ~the addition
6531 Suppl, 78|               the end of his growth if nature had not erred or ~failed:
6532 Suppl, 78|               species, but also to the nature or matter of the ~individual:
6533 Suppl, 78|              the resurrection - but to nature which the ~individual had
6534 Suppl, 78|             exceeded the due bounds of nature.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[81] A[
6535 Suppl, 78|               beside the ~intention of nature will not rise again, since
6536 Suppl, 78|               beside the intention ~of nature, through a fault in the
6537 Suppl, 78|               Just as, considering the nature of the individual, a ~different
6538 Suppl, 78|              so also, considering the ~nature of the individual, a different
6539 Suppl, 78|             account of the frailty of ~nature, as regards both vigor of
6540 Suppl, 78|             intention ~of a particular nature, it is in the intention
6541 Suppl, 78|             the intention of universal nature, which ~requires both sexes
6542 Suppl, 78|              things that belong to his nature, since man can attain to
6543 Suppl, 78|           primary ~perfection of human nature will not be in the resurrection:
6544 Suppl, 78|              the primary perfection of nature, it ~follows that they will
6545 Suppl, 78|              necessity as though human nature needed food after the ~resurrection,
6546 Suppl, 78|                resumed the true ~human nature which He had in that state
6547 Suppl, 78|                the perfection of human nature both in the ~species and
6548 Suppl, 79|                 a movement contrary to nature." ~Hence an immoderate movement
6549 Suppl, 79|            glorified body, namely the ~nature of a fifth [*The other four
6550 Suppl, 79|         preponderance of the elemental nature, the human body is passible
6551 Suppl, 79|                in the resurrection the nature of the fifth body ~will
6552 Suppl, 79|                  And again, a heavenly nature cannot exercise such power ~
6553 Suppl, 79|             take from it its elemental nature which is ~passible by reason
6554 Suppl, 79|               passion which is against nature, for it is of passion in
6555 Suppl, 79|            humors while leaving their ~nature unchanged." It has been
6556 Suppl, 79|              resurrection the specific nature will remain the same in
6557 Suppl, 79|                 all his parts. Now the nature of sense is to be a passive
6558 Suppl, 79|              according to its specific nature, is determined to some ~
6559 Suppl, 79|               reception transmutes the nature of ~the recipient, because
6560 Suppl, 79|        sensation, without changing the nature of the recipient.~Aquin.:
6561 Suppl, 79|                so conjoined. Now human nature in the blessed will be in
6562 Suppl, 79|                the ~integrity of human nature and will show forth the
6563 Suppl, 79|                retains its ~diaphanous nature; thus it is evident that
6564 Suppl, 79|                 destroy the diaphanous nature of the pupil, since glory
6565 Suppl, 79|                glory does not destroy ~nature; and consequently the greatness
6566 Suppl, 80|              surpass the properties of nature, even ~as the clarity of
6567 Suppl, 80|              which is the ~greatest in nature. Accordingly if subtlety
6568 Suppl, 80|            anything which is subtle in nature, and thus it will be "more
6569 Suppl, 80|              God," my Saviour: and the nature of flesh and ~bone is incompatible
6570 Suppl, 80|        predominance over the elemental nature ~then than now, unless -
6571 Suppl, 80|             the amount of the heavenly nature in human ~bodies were increased (
6572 Suppl, 80|                   or unless ~elemental nature were endowed with the properties
6573 Suppl, 80|             properties of the heavenly nature ~through the latter's dominion
6574 Suppl, 80|        Therefore it is not against the nature of a body ~to be in the
6575 Suppl, 80|         excellence is competent to the nature of a body will all be bestowed
6576 Suppl, 80|              account of any defect ~of nature. For since fulness is opposed
6577 Suppl, 80|            pertain to the integrity of nature. It is also plain that the ~
6578 Suppl, 80|                place results from the ~nature of dimensive quantity, to
6579 Suppl, 80|               from aught else. Now the nature of unity is perfected in ~
6580 Suppl, 80|             others is a result of ~the nature of unity. Wherefore that
6581 Suppl, 80|                 bodies, which by their nature are incorruptible, are sensible
6582 Suppl, 80|             glorified body has ~by its nature those qualities which have
6583 Suppl, 80|                 it is competent by its nature to resist any other passing
6584 Suppl, 80|             Wherefore according to its nature the glorified body is ~palpable,
6585 Suppl, 80|              His body was unchanged in nature though changed in glory."~
6586 Suppl, 80|              does not result ~from the nature of its component parts;
6587 Suppl, 80|              it is on account of that ~nature that whatever is palpable
6588 Suppl, 81|            moves them counter to their nature, else ~they would always
6589 Suppl, 81|              Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, nature gives different animals
6590 Suppl, 81|             more orderly than those of nature. Since then the ~glorified
6591 Suppl, 81|      especially inconsistent with ~the nature of a spirit. But the glorified
6592 Suppl, 81|              be counter to the ~body's nature. Hence those in whom the
6593 Suppl, 81|               1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Even as nature gives to fleeter animals
6594 Suppl, 81|               dignity of the spiritual nature, just as it will ~never
6595 Suppl, 81|                it is a property of the nature of a glorified body, since
6596 Suppl, 81|         infinitude above ~the power of nature, it is possible for it not
6597 Suppl, 81|              so long as it retains the nature ~of a body, it can nowise
6598 Suppl, 82|               has clarity through the ~nature of its component parts.
6599 Suppl, 82|              the body will not destroy nature but will ~perfect it. Wherefore
6600 Suppl, 82|                to it by reason ~of the nature of its component parts,
6601 Suppl, 82|             which ~have color by their nature aglow with the resplendence
6602 Suppl, 82|              disposed thereto by their nature. Nor is there any ~comparison
6603 Suppl, 82|       generically from the clarity of ~nature. Therefore the clarity of
6604 Suppl, 82|       generically from the ~clarity of nature, as to its cause, but not
6605 Suppl, 82|                just ~as the clarity of nature is, by reason of its species,
6606 Suppl, 82|              passible to a passion of ~nature but only to a passion of
6607 Suppl, 82|               it acts by the action of nature by heating and destroying ~
6608 Suppl, 82|                sun, it does not by its nature disturb the ~sight but soothes
6609 Suppl, 83|          reason, that He Who fashioned nature will ~wholly restore the
6610 Suppl, 83|              wholly restore the body's nature at the resurrection. Wherefore
6611 Suppl, 83|            corruption, or weakness of ~nature or of natural principles (
6612 Suppl, 83|       necessary for the ~good of their nature to underlie the unhappiness
6613 Suppl, 83|                will restore that same ~nature to the perfection of its
6614 Suppl, 83|             this will be due either to nature, or to grace, or to glory.
6615 Suppl, 83|                 But it will ~not be by nature, since they will be of the
6616 Suppl, 83|               they will be of the same nature as now; nor will ~it be
6617 Suppl, 83|         corruptible on account of the ~nature of its principles may be
6618 Suppl, 83|                even in accordance with nature, as explained ~above. But
6619 Suppl, 83|           corrupted in accordance with nature.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[86] A[
6620 Suppl, 83|      incorruptibility will result from nature, not as ~though there were
6621 Suppl, 83|              which we call "passion of nature." ~In another way one thing
6622 Suppl, 83|              passive with a passion of nature. Consequently as regards
6623 Suppl, 85|            being, by fashioning their ~nature and by establishing the
6624 Suppl, 86|              judge of all in His human nature [*Cf. TP, Q[59], A[6]],
6625 Suppl, 86|             angels have not the ~human nature in common with Him. Neither
6626 Suppl, 86|               and wicked, in His human nature, although the whole Trinity ~
6627 Suppl, 86|            assessors to have the human nature, so as to be visible to
6628 Suppl, 86|               placed between the human nature and the Divine, be ~entirely
6629 Suppl, 86|         required by the order of their nature in relation to human ~nature:
6630 Suppl, 86|           nature in relation to human ~nature: since "natural goods remain
6631 Suppl, 86|            Wherefore since the angelic nature is higher than the human,
6632 Suppl, 86|               above the angels both in nature and rewards [*Cf. FP, Q[
6633 Suppl, 86|          eminence that attaches to the nature of the demons.~Aquin.: SMT
6634 Suppl, 86|                exaltation in His human nature, in respect of which "He
6635 Suppl, 87|                in respect of His human nature. Therefore He will not judge
6636 Suppl, 87|              with regard to His human ~nature. Therefore He will judge
6637 Suppl, 87|             will judge under the human nature.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[90] A[
6638 Suppl, 87|           while appearing in the human nature. Therefore ~He will judge
6639 Suppl, 87|             will judge under that same nature.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[90] A[
6640 Suppl, 87|               in respect of ~His human nature. Wherefore "to this end
6641 Suppl, 87|           obstacle accruing to created nature through the sin of our ~
6642 Suppl, 87|           under the form of ~His human nature, since it is by favor of
6643 Suppl, 87|               is by favor of that same nature's Redemption ~that man is
6644 Suppl, 87|               in respect of His Divine nature, has authority of ~lordship
6645 Suppl, 87|               in respect of His ~human nature He has authority of lordship
6646 Suppl, 87|            there ~is also in His human nature an invincible power derived
6647 Suppl, 87|                will judge in His human nature indeed, but by the power ~
6648 Suppl, 87|               in respect of the Divine nature, but also in ~time in respect
6649 Suppl, 87|                in respect of the human nature wherein He merited it. Hence
6650 Suppl, 87|            Christ wrought in the human nature to causes ~somewhat similar
6651 Suppl, 87|            also according to His human nature He is becomingly the Judge ~
6652 Suppl, 87|               is taken there for human nature wherein He was judged ~and
6653 Suppl, 87|               but not for a quality of nature, namely of ~weakness, which
6654 Suppl, 88|               natural nor ~contrary to nature, but above nature (just
6655 Suppl, 88|          contrary to nature, but above nature (just as grace and glory
6656 Suppl, 88|               and glory are above ~the nature of the soul): and it will
6657 Suppl, 88|         Further, glory does not remove nature. But the movement of the ~
6658 Suppl, 88|            body, so far as regards its nature, is ~equally inclined to
6659 Suppl, 88|                 though it were part of nature in the same way as we speak
6660 Suppl, 88|               has its principle in the nature of a body, not ~indeed its
6661 Suppl, 88|            renewal of glory, since the nature of the heavenly body will
6662 Suppl, 88|             the heavenly bodies are by nature unalterable, because this ~
6663 Suppl, 88|          heavenly bodies except in the nature of light and ~transparency (
6664 Suppl, 88|               by the dignity of ~their nature. or we may say that, though
6665 Suppl, 88|               bodies are by their very nature ~incorruptible both as to
6666 Suppl, 88|              the perfection of created nature and the perfection of ~glorified
6667 Suppl, 88|               perfection of ~glorified nature), so also there is a twofold
6668 Suppl, 89|               Ep. cxlvii): "God is by ~nature invisible." Now that which
6669 Suppl, 89|                that which is in God by nature cannot be ~otherwise. Therefore
6670 Suppl, 89|              His glory but not in ~His nature; for His glory differs not
6671 Suppl, 89|             glory differs not from His nature." But His nature is ~His
6672 Suppl, 89|              from His nature." But His nature is ~His essence. Therefore
6673 Suppl, 89|              that just as the specific nature is not diversified in various ~
6674 Suppl, 89|         abstracts, is not ~of the same nature as the quiddity of the separate
6675 Suppl, 89|                other is of a different nature from any created quiddity. ~
6676 Suppl, 89|         granted that it be of the same nature, nevertheless the ~knowledge
6677 Suppl, 89|                is it to know ~only the nature of substance in him. Hence
6678 Suppl, 89|        according to the same ~specific nature, but not in the same measure
6679 Suppl, 89|            attain to the same specific nature but only ~to the same generic
6680 Suppl, 89|              only ~to the same generic nature: such is the likeness of
6681 Suppl, 89|            attain to the same ~generic nature, but only to a certain analogy
6682 Suppl, 89|             according to its ~specific nature, although not according
6683 Suppl, 89|        according to the same specific ~nature, although there may possibly
6684 Suppl, 89|             according to ~agreement in nature; and thus God is more distant
6685 Suppl, 89|              as to the property of its nature, from our intellect, than
6686 Suppl, 89|             seen: in this way He is by nature invisible even as He is ~
6687 Suppl, 89|                  As, however, He is by nature supremely being, so He is
6688 Suppl, 89|            shall see that ~incorporeal nature": and then he goes on to
6689 Suppl, 89|                naturally to know," and nature is not done away by glory. ~
6690 Suppl, 90|               A power which by its own nature is capable of being in ~
6691 Suppl, 90|            will be more perfect in its nature, ~and consequently more
6692 Suppl, 91|              saints are able to ~do by nature: for it is not necessary
6693 Suppl, 92|           belongs to the dowry by ~its nature, and that is the ease of
6694 Suppl, 92|                belongs to grace by its nature to make a man ~righteous,
6695 Suppl, 92|             regard to ~which the human nature in Him is said to have been
6696 Suppl, 92|       condescension, whereby the human nature is united to the Divine;
6697 Suppl, 92|              in the union of the human nature with the Divine, whether
6698 Suppl, 92|           there should be likeness of ~nature between bridegroom and bride,
6699 Suppl, 92|                the union of ~the human nature with the Divine; secondly,
6700 Suppl, 92|              of persons, and the human nature is not personally distinct ~
6701 Suppl, 92|             united; whereas the human ~nature, which was assumed into
6702 Suppl, 92|                 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Human nature is not properly said to
6703 Suppl, 92|           observed therein. That human nature ~is sometimes described
6704 Suppl, 92|           bride. Now the angels are by nature more conformed than men ~
6705 Suppl, 92|               required a conformity of nature between ~bridegroom and
6706 Suppl, 92|              way, since He took human ~nature, and by so doing became
6707 Suppl, 92|               all men in the specific ~nature of man. on the other hand,
6708 Suppl, 92|             Divine nor as to His human nature. ~Consequently the notion
6709 Suppl, 92|            according to conformity of ~nature, if we consider the Church
6710 Suppl, 92|                 conformity of specific nature: and in this sense nothing
6711 Suppl, 92|               should agree in specific nature. Hence espousal does not ~
6712 Suppl, 92|                requiring conformity of nature with the ~members. We must
6713 Suppl, 93|             condition attaching to the nature of the one rewarded: thus
6714 Suppl, 93|                 in ~consequence of the nature of the meritorious act.
6715 Suppl, 93|               way are not of ~the same nature. Now fruit and aureole are
6716 Suppl, 93|                 which the operation of nature attains: moreover it is
6717 Suppl, 93|               of the soil into its own nature; and the more efficient
6718 Suppl, 93|           transformed into a spiritual nature by ~withdrawing from carnal
6719 Suppl, 93|         brought to a kind of spiritual nature, by withdrawing from carnal
6720 Suppl, 93|               may be found in the very nature of ~the numbers. For 30
6721 Suppl, 93|                founded somewhat on the nature of things, in so far as
6722 Suppl, 93|                that which is in us by ~nature. But virginity is inborn
6723 Suppl, 93|             But the condition of human nature being changed, virginity
6724 Suppl, 93|                s own body and are of a nature to cause death. ~Accordingly
6725 Suppl, 93|                there is nothing of the nature of an aureole in ~Christ,
6726 Suppl, 93|              grace what angels have by nature. For it is not owing ~to
6727 Suppl, 94|          corporeal but of ~a spiritual nature: and this is the remorse
6728 Suppl, 94|           desire whereof is in them by nature. Wherefore, just as all ~
6729 Suppl, 94|                or nearly all know the ~nature of this fire of ours. Therefore
6730 Suppl, 94|        Therefore it is not of the same nature as ~the fire that we see.~
6731 Suppl, 94|               they are not of the same nature.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[97] A[
6732 Suppl, 94|             Further, it belongs to the nature of this fire of ours to
6733 Suppl, 94|                species, so far as the ~nature of fire is concerned, but
6734 Suppl, 94|            fire we have, so far as the nature of fire is ~concerned. But
6735 Suppl, 94|                species as regards the ~nature of the fire.~Aquin.: SMT
6736 Suppl, 94|             and not with regard to its nature.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[97] A[
6737 Suppl, 94|           matter, not by force but ~by nature from an intrinsic principle.
6738 Suppl, 94|              by God, Who fashioned its nature. This is the meaning of
6739 Suppl, 94|              although according to its nature an element ~cannot last
6740 Suppl, 95|        themselves but of the Author of nature, Who gave nature this ~inclination
6741 Suppl, 95|             Author of nature, Who gave nature this ~inclination which
6742 Suppl, 95|          natural will. Wherefore since nature ~remains in them, it follows
6743 Suppl, 95|                natural ~will, which is nature's inclination to some particular
6744 Suppl, 95|         because they are of a grievous nature, and on ~the part of the
6745 Suppl, 96|               since ~it is contrary to nature. Therefore it cannot be
6746 Appen1, 1|             good consequent upon human nature ~by virtue of its principles,
6747 Appen1, 1|            that had been superadded to nature. Nor does this sin belong
6748 Appen1, 1|                so far as he has such a nature, that is ~deprived of this
6749 Appen1, 1|         destined him, which gift human nature is unable of itself ~to
6750 Appen1, 1|               by losing that which his nature was unable to obtain. On
6751 Appen1, 1|             are ~consequent upon human nature by virtue of its principles.~
6752 Appen1, 1|              will of the origin of our nature. But actual sin, even ~venial,
6753 Appen1, 1|           corruption by the ~action of nature, but there will only be
6754 Appen1, 1|        surpasses the entire faculty of nature, ~nor could they perform