Part, Question

 1   1, 3   |         by which a body becomes animated must be nobler than ~the
 2   1, 76  |    reason of his having a ~body animated by a sensitive soul. Therefore
 3   1, 76  |        be ~compared to the body animated by a sensitive soul, as
 4   1, 76  |    animal, by which the body is animated, and which is ~mingled with
 5   1, 75  |    reason of his having a ~body animated by a sensitive soul. Therefore
 6   1, 75  |        be ~compared to the body animated by a sensitive soul, as
 7   1, 75  |    animal, by which the body is animated, and which is ~mingled with
 8   1, 92  |  adapted to the nature thereof; animated things being produced ~in
 9   2, 49  |       which is the shape of ~an animated being." But this distinction
10   2, 95  |        Para. 2/2~Since then the animated justice of the judge is
11   2, 62  |         of the woman or of the ~animated fetus, he will not be excused
12   2, 92  |         called idols, were not ~animated, or possessed of a divine
13   2, 104 |      that hastens to repay, ~is animated with a sense, not of gratitude
14   2, 186 |      And a minister is like an "animated instrument," as the Philosopher
15   3, 2   |      The body is not said to be animated save from its union ~with
16   3, 2   |         of Christ is said to be animated, as the ~Church chants: "
17   3, 5   |    concluded that the body ~was animated, just as from the presence
18   3, 6   |      are conceived before being animated, and Christ's flesh is not,
19   3, 6   |      before it is understood as animated, which it has from the soul. ~
20   3, 7   |         upon; but an instrument animated by a rational soul, which ~
21   3, 17  |          being corporeal, being animated - all ~these pertain to
22   3, 17  |        as it ~makes it actually animated, which is to give it the
23   3, 18  |     movement; but an instrument animated by a sensitive soul ~is
24   3, 18  |       rider; and an ~instrument animated with a rational soul is
25   3, 26  |       Thomas, the human body is animated in succession by (1) a vegetative, ~(
26   3, 27  |         off-spring conceived is animated. Wherefore nothing hinders
27   3, 27  | sanctified before her flesh was animated.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[27] A[
28   3, 31  |    blood, formed Himself flesh, animated with ~a rational soul."~
29   3, 33  |  conception?~(2) Whether it was animated in the first instant of
30   3, 33  |       Whether Christ's body was animated in the first instant of
31   3, 33  |      that Christ's body was not animated in the first ~instant of
32   3, 33  |        other men ~when they are animated: otherwise, if afterwards
33   3, 33  | Therefore Christ's body was not animated in the first ~instant of
34   3, 33  |      Word of God, it was ~flesh animated with a rational and intellectual
35   3, 33  |       body must needs have been animated by ~the rational soul.~Aquin.:
36   3, 33  |    shorter space of time was it animated.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[33] A[
37   3, 33  |         other men's bodies ~are animated; though it was less than
38   3, 33  |     safeguard the ~nature of an animated body; since it would have
39   3, 34  |          Christ's body was both animated and assumed by the Word
40   3, 49  |        His soul, whose will was animated with charity and the other ~
41   3, 50  |       lower. ~But the living or animated being is a higher species
42   3, 50  |         an animal is a sensible animated substance. Now during those ~
43   3, 50  |        s body was not living or animated. Therefore ~He was not a
44   3, 55  |         were neither living nor animated, there was ~no true eating,
45   3, 55  |        Christ's body was truly ~animated, His eating was genuine.
46   3, 68  |         because the body of the animated infant is already formed,
47   3, 75  |     being, corporeal being, and animated being, and ~so on. Therefore
48   3, 75  |         according as it bestows animated being.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
49   3, 77  |      decrease ~is found only in animated bodies, such as the substances
50   3, 78  |    through the priest who is an animated instrument, can pass on
51 Suppl, 37|        animals, and are several animated bodies. ~Therefore also
52 Suppl, 75|       that soul which erstwhile animated it, making it a ~living
53 Suppl, 77|        that, The soul is to the animated body, as art is to the work ~
54 Suppl, 77|      instruments: ~wherefore an animated body is called an organic
55 Suppl, 77|        so among the parts of an animated body, some are ~directed
56 Suppl, 77|      resurrection before it ~is animated by a rational soul, in which