Part, Question
1 1, 3 | there is composition of quiddity, essence or nature, ~and
2 1, 3 | essence - that is, as His quiddity or nature.~Aquin.: SMT FP
3 1, 3 | in one genus agree in the quiddity or essence ~of the genus
4 1, 3 | a genus, ~existence and quiddity - i.e. essence - must differ.
5 1, 29 | In one sense it means the quiddity of a thing, signified by
6 1, 58 | intellect ~in apprehending the quiddity of the subject were at once
7 1, 58 | we sometimes get at the ~quiddity of a thing by a composing
8 1, 58 | is quite evident that the quiddity of a thing can be a source
9 1, 59 | intellect ~in apprehending the quiddity of the subject were at once
10 1, 59 | we sometimes get at the ~quiddity of a thing by a composing
11 1, 59 | is quite evident that the quiddity of a thing can be a source
12 1, 83 | is united to a body, is a quiddity or nature existing in corporeal ~
13 1, 84 | its ~object, such as its quiddity, and this is its first and
14 1, 84 | hence also in knowing the quiddity of a thing they know at ~
15 1, 84 | human intellect is the quiddity of a material thing, which
16 1, 84 | of the intellect is the "quiddity" of a material thing; ~and
17 1, 84 | at fault concerning ~this quiddity; whereas it may go astray
18 1, 84 | thing in its essence or quiddity, in referring one thing
19 1, 84 | accidentally deceived in the quiddity of ~composite things, not
20 1, 84 | absolute consideration of the quiddity ~of a thing, and of those
21 1, 84 | its present state is the ~quiddity of a material thing, which
22 1, 84 | its ~relationship to that quiddity in order to discover in
23 1, 84 | to a corporeal being, the quiddity of which is the primary
24 1, 85 | its object, ~which is the quiddity of a material thing. Now
25 1, 87 | intellect is to abstract the quiddity of material ~things from
26 1, 87 | residing in that abstracted ~quiddity can again be made subject
27 1, 87 | length at some ~immaterial quiddity, absolutely without matter;
28 1, 87 | differ altogether ~from the quiddity of material things, it follows
29 1, 87 | intellect abstract the quiddity of material things from
30 1, 87 | as to make us ~know their quiddity; but we may have a scientific
31 1, 87 | knowledge in this ~life is the "quiddity of a material thing," which
32 2, 8 | proposition is not known as to its quiddity or ~mode of being, and yet
33 3, 2 | the "what-it-is," or the quiddity of the ~species.~Aquin.:
34 3, 77 | but it belongs to the ~quiddity or essence of substance "
35 3, 77 | while it belongs to the quiddity or essence of accident "
36 Suppl, 34| considered: (1) Its ~essence, quiddity, and parts; (2) Its effect; (
37 Suppl, 76| is called the essence or quiddity. Since ~then at the resurrection
38 Suppl, 76| to our knowledge of the quiddity" (De Anima i, 1). ~Accordingly
39 Suppl, 89| forms, there remains a ~quiddity understood, which is one
40 Suppl, 89| understanding it, and such is the quiddity of a separate substance. ~
41 Suppl, 89| abstraction of any ~intelligible quiddity, it thereby understands
42 Suppl, 89| thereby understands the quiddity of the ~separate substance
43 Suppl, 89| aptitude to abstract the quiddity from all ~intelligible objects
44 Suppl, 89| intelligible objects having a quiddity. If, then, the quiddity
45 Suppl, 89| quiddity. If, then, the quiddity which it ~abstracts from
46 Suppl, 89| particular individual be a quiddity without a ~quiddity, the
47 Suppl, 89| be a quiddity without a ~quiddity, the intellect by understanding
48 Suppl, 89| understanding it understands the quiddity of ~the separate substance
49 Suppl, 89| without quiddities; for the quiddity ~of a simple thing is the
50 Suppl, 89| On the other hand if the quiddity abstracted from this particular ~
51 Suppl, 89| particular ~sensible be a quiddity that has a quiddity, it
52 Suppl, 89| be a quiddity that has a quiddity, it follows that the intellect ~
53 Suppl, 89| aptitude to abstract this quiddity, and consequently since ~
54 Suppl, 89| indefinitely, we shall come to some quiddity without a ~quiddity, and
55 Suppl, 89| some quiddity without a ~quiddity, and this is what we understand
56 Suppl, 89| understand by a separate quiddity [*Cf. FP, ~Q[88], A[2]].~
57 Suppl, 89| inconclusive. First, because the ~quiddity of the material substance,
58 Suppl, 89| of the same nature as the quiddity of the separate substances,
59 Suppl, 89| follow that it knows the ~quiddity of a separate substance,
60 Suppl, 89| nature from any created quiddity. ~Secondly, because granted
61 Suppl, 89| the essence of God or the quiddity of ~a separate substance,
62 Suppl, 89| the intellect understand a quiddity, it is ~necessary for it
63 Suppl, 89| substances ~is neither a quiddity abstracted by the intellect
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