Part, Question
1 1, 2 | effect exists, the cause must pre-exist. ~Hence the existence of
2 1, 4 | cause: and although ~to pre-exist in the potentiality of a
3 1, 4 | of a material cause is to pre-exist in a ~more imperfect way,
4 1, 4 | such is perfect; still to pre-exist virtually in the efficient
5 1, 4 | the efficient cause is ~to pre-exist not in a more imperfect,
6 1, 4 | perfections of ~all things must pre-exist in God in a more eminent
7 1, 4 | a kind of natural unity ~pre-exist in the cause of all things;
8 1, 4 | themselves opposed to each other, pre-exist in God as one, without injury ~
9 1, 12 | similitudes of all things pre-exist.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[12] A[
10 1, 13 | creatures, which perfections pre-exist in God unitedly and ~simply,
11 1, 13 | divided and multiplied, pre-exist ~in God unitedly. Thus when
12 1, 13 | all perfections of things pre-exist excellently. Now this ~mode
13 1, 14 | Hence whatever effects pre-exist in God, as in the first ~
14 1, 14 | perfection; and thus all things pre-exist in God, ~not only as regards
15 1, 14 | perfections found in ~creatures pre-exist in God in a higher way,
16 1, 19 | them, in so far as they ~pre-exist in the agent; since every
17 1, 19 | produces its like. Now effects ~pre-exist in their cause after the
18 1, 19 | His own intellect, effects pre-exist in Him after the ~mode of
19 1, 22 | of every effect should ~pre-exist in Him, as is clear from
20 1, 22 | towards their end ~should pre-exist in the divine mind: and
21 1, 26 | creatures is ~manifold, pre-exist in God, as was said above (
22 1, 45 | and act. For because forms pre-exist in ~matter, "in potentiality,"
23 1, 45 | they asserted that they pre-exist "simply." ~Others, however,
24 1, 57 | source of things, all ~things pre-exist supersubstantially in respect
25 1, 57 | Consequently, all material things pre-exist in the angels more ~simply
26 1, 68 | forms to the elements that pre-exist.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[68] A[
27 1, 76 | accidental dispositions ~to pre-exist in matter before the substantial
28 1, 46 | and act. For because forms pre-exist in ~matter, "in potentiality,"
29 1, 46 | they asserted that they pre-exist "simply." ~Others, however,
30 1, 58 | source of things, all ~things pre-exist supersubstantially in respect
31 1, 58 | Consequently, all material things pre-exist in the angels more ~simply
32 1, 69 | forms to the elements that pre-exist.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[68] A[
33 1, 75 | accidental dispositions ~to pre-exist in matter before the substantial
34 1, 78 | Reply OBJ 3: If the agent pre-exist, it may well happen that
35 1, 78 | But if the agent does not pre-exist, the disposition of the ~
36 1, 79 | God, "in ~Whom all things pre-exist," as Dionysius says (Div.
37 1, 83 | immaterially as effects ~pre-exist virtually in their cause.
38 1, 83 | themselves without matter, pre-exist immaterially in the separate ~
39 1, 88 | so far as future ~things pre-exist in their causes or are known
40 1, 90 | way as ~various effects pre-exist in their cause, according
41 1, 90 | An effect may be said to pre-exist in the causal virtues of ~
42 1, 91 | Further, those things which pre-exist in creatures as to their ~
43 1, 91 | of the woman did ~indeed pre-exist in these causal virtues,
44 1, 104 | Being, and all other beings pre-exist in Him as in their First ~
45 1, 116 | whom both matter and form ~pre-exist virtually, as in the primordial
46 2, 20 | its cause. Therefore they pre-exist virtually in actions. Now
47 2, 55 | operation, there must needs pre-exist in the ~operator in respect
48 2, 61 | human virtue must needs pre-exist in God, just as in Him pre-exist
49 2, 61 | pre-exist in God, just as in Him pre-exist the ~types of all things.
50 2, 63 | within, in so ~far as they pre-exist potentially in matter; and
51 2, 63 | virtues and sciences would pre-exist ~in the soul naturally,
52 2, 63 | principles of acquired virtue pre-exist in us by nature. These principles ~
53 2, 81 | have sinned." Now a man ~pre-exist in his mother as well as
54 2, 82 | all actual sins virtually pre-exist in original sin, ~as in
55 2, 93 | every governor there must ~pre-exist the type of the order of
56 2, 45 | virtue must of necessity ~pre-exist in the reason.~Aquin.: SMT
57 2, 45 | practical reason, certain things pre-exist, as ~naturally known principles,
58 3, 33 | which belongs to man did not pre-exist, ~as subsisting in itself,
59 Suppl, 40| perfections of all natural things pre-exist in ~God as their exemplar,
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