Part, Question
1 1, 75 | not take place without a phantasm, which cannot exist apart
2 1, 75 | part of the object; for the phantasm ~is to the intellect what
3 1, 75 | to understand through a phantasm, ~cannot be without the
4 1, 75 | understands nothing without a ~phantasm; and there is no phantasm
5 1, 75 | phantasm; and there is no phantasm without the body as the
6 1, 75 | To understand through a phantasm is the proper operation
7 1, 76 | to say, were there ~one phantasm of a stone in me, and another
8 1, 76 | another in you - if the phantasm ~itself, as it is one thing
9 1, 76 | divers visions. But the phantasm itself ~is not a form of
10 1, 76 | species ~abstracted from the phantasm that is a form. Now in one
11 1, 74 | not take place without a phantasm, which cannot exist apart
12 1, 74 | part of the object; for the phantasm ~is to the intellect what
13 1, 74 | to understand through a phantasm, ~cannot be without the
14 1, 74 | understands nothing without a ~phantasm; and there is no phantasm
15 1, 74 | phantasm; and there is no phantasm without the body as the
16 1, 74 | To understand through a phantasm is the proper operation
17 1, 75 | to say, were there ~one phantasm of a stone in me, and another
18 1, 75 | another in you - if the phantasm ~itself, as it is one thing
19 1, 75 | divers visions. But the phantasm itself ~is not a form of
20 1, 75 | species ~abstracted from the phantasm that is a form. Now in one
21 1, 83 | understands nothing without a phantasm."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[84] A[
22 1, 83 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: Even the phantasm is the likeness of an individual
23 1, 84 | of the species from the ~phantasm, there will be error in
24 1, 84 | species is abstracted from the phantasm.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[85] A[
25 1, 84 | De Anima iii, 7) that the phantasm ~is to the intellectual
26 1, 84 | abstraction of something from the phantasm, but by the phantasm ~impressing
27 1, 84 | the phantasm, but by the phantasm ~impressing itself on the
28 1, 84 | intelligible species from the phantasm, but to receive them when ~
29 1, 84 | which is related to the phantasm, as light is to color; since ~
30 1, 84 | understands the species in the phantasm"; and not, therefore, ~by
31 1, 84 | intelligible species from the phantasm; that is, by ~considering
32 1, 84 | by turning towards the ~phantasm produces in the passive
33 1, 84 | thing reflected in ~the phantasm. It is thus that the intelligible
34 1, 84 | be ~abstracted from the phantasm; not that the identical
35 1, 84 | which ~previously was in the phantasm is subsequently in the passive
36 1, 84 | intellect throw light on the ~phantasm: it does more; by its own
37 1, 84 | intelligible ~species from the phantasm. It throws light on the
38 1, 84 | It throws light on the phantasm, because, just ~as the sensitive
39 1, 84 | intelligible ~species from the phantasm, forasmuch as by the power
40 1, 84 | species abstracted from the phantasm is related ~to our intellect
41 1, 84 | species abstracted from the ~phantasm is related to our intellect
42 1, 85 | singular represented by the phantasm. And thus it ~forms the
43 2, 3 | cannot understand without a ~phantasm" (De Anima iii, 7). Therefore
44 2, 4 | life cannot be without a phantasm, which is only in a bodily
45 2, 5 | intelligible species in the phantasm" (De ~Anima iii, 7). Therefore
46 2, 50 | except in respect of the phantasm, as is stated in De Anima,
47 2, 50 | But it is clear that the phantasm is compared as object to
48 2, 50 | not on the part of the phantasm, which is common to soul
49 2, 67 | understands nothing without a ~phantasm" (De Anima iii, text. 30);
50 2, 80 | cannot understand without a phantasm" (De Anima iii, text. 30.
51 2, 172| to understand without a ~phantasm. Sometimes, however, it
52 2, 173| cannot be seen by means of ~a phantasm, nor indeed by any created
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