Part, Question
1 1, 4 | same ~formality, if it is a univocal agent - as when man reproduces
2 1, 5 | these three as something ~univocal to be predicated equally
3 1, 6 | flow from Him as ~from a univocal agent, as shown above (Q[
4 1, 6 | likeness of an effect in the univocal cause is found uniformly;
5 1, 6 | the first, but not the univocal, cause of all things, it
6 1, 13 | to God and creatures are ~univocal. For every equivocal term
7 1, 13 | equivocal term is reduced to the univocal, as many ~are reduced to
8 1, 13 | infinitude. Now there are some univocal agents which agree with
9 1, 13 | agents are reduced, is an univocal agent: and ~thus what is
10 1, 13 | some creatures makes any univocal ~predication of them impossible,
11 1, 13 | Para. 1/3~I answer that, Univocal predication is impossible
12 1, 13 | equivocal nor in a purely univocal sense. For we can name God
13 1, 13 | predications must be reduced to ~univocal, still in actions, the non-univocal
14 1, 13 | agent must precede the ~univocal agent. For the non-univocal
15 1, 13 | of ~all men; whereas the univocal agent is not the universal
16 1, 13 | whole species is not an univocal ~agent; and the universal
17 1, 13 | agent, whilst it is not univocal, nevertheless is not ~altogether
18 1, 13 | analogical agent, as all univocal ~predications are reduced
19 1, 13 | Further, names are called univocal because they contain one
20 1, 13 | apparent from this reason: Univocal terms mean absolutely the
21 1, 16 | for here the agent is not univocal. In the same way, the being
22 1, 25 | Reply OBJ 2: The power of a univocal agent is wholly manifested
23 1, 25 | clear that God is not a ~univocal agent. For nothing agrees
24 1, 25 | body moving another is a univocal agent; wherefore it follows ~
25 1, 25 | mover, however, is not a univocal agent; whence it is not ~
26 1, 31 | others, though not in a univocal sense. Likewise it is true
27 1, 33 | perfect is ~the generation; as univocal generation is more perfect
28 1, 33 | and to ~the Son not in a univocal sense, but according to
29 1, 45 | required, in the shape of a univocal ~generator.~Aquin.: SMT
30 1, 46 | required, in the shape of a univocal ~generator.~Aquin.: SMT
31 2, 20 | from another, as from ~a univocal efficient cause, then it
32 2, 60 | form, as happens with ~all univocal agents, so that if the agent
33 2, 60 | specifically one: thus the univocal ~effect of fire is of necessity
34 2, 61 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: When a univocal genus is divided into its
35 3, 11 | now speaking about was ~univocal with our knowledge, even
36 3, 62 | likeness, as an effect in its univocal cause; nor as to some ~proper
37 Suppl, 73| proximate and, so to say, the univocal cause of our resurrection. ~
38 Suppl, 73| our resurrection. ~Now a univocal efficient cause produces
39 Suppl, 73| of ~Christ, which is the univocal efficient cause of our resurrection,
40 Suppl, 73| Christ rising again is the univocal cause of our ~resurrection:
41 Suppl, 83| agent, and thus it is in all univocal ~agents, for instance a
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