Part, Question
1 1, 77 | these are called "natural" forces. But the powers of the ~
2 1, 77 | soul are above the natural forces. Therefore we should not
3 1, 77 | should not class the ~above forces as powers of the soul.~Aquin.:
4 1, 77 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Such forces are called natural, both
5 1, 77 | preservation (although the above forces accomplish these things
6 1, 77 | way); and because those forces perform their actions ~instrumentally,
7 1, 91 | distinction of these two forces in man; so that the female
8 1, 95 | the animals; his "natural forces," which ~liken him to the
9 1, 96 | Further, effects caused by the forces of plants and other natural ~
10 1, 114 | by means of the natural forces, as stated above (Q[114], ~
11 1, 114 | in the brain that animal forces culminate: ~wherefore the
12 1, 118 | which are called "natural forces," would be miraculous. Which
13 2, 49 | this reason the natural forces do not perform their ~operations
14 2, 50 | habit: ~because the natural forces are determined to one mode
15 2, 55 | same is to be said of the forces which are common to the ~
16 2, 55 | and body: and only those forces which are proper to the
17 2, 55 | soul, ~namely, the rational forces, belong to man alone. And
18 2, 68 | it is natural for all the forces in man to ~be moved by the
19 2, 98 | law as men by their own forces could not ~fulfill, so that,
20 2, 108 | oaths, unless necessity forces us to have recourse to them.~
21 2, 33 | is sorry because someone forces him to do acts of ~virtue
22 2, 94 | make use of the natural forces of bodies in order to ~produce
23 2, 94 | things have ~certain occult forces, the reason of which man
24 2, 94 | lawful to employ such like forces for the alteration of bodies.~
25 2, 94 | acquire certain occult ~forces resulting from their species
26 2, 94 | Reply OBJ 2: The natural forces of natural bodies result
27 2, 94 | acquire certain active ~forces. On the other hand the forms
28 2, 94 | men to fashion on earth forces capable of carrying ~into
29 2, 96 | he swears to, "and ~yet forces him to swear, he is a murderer:
30 2, 96 | when of his own accord he ~forces another to swear, knowing
31 2, 166 | intellective soul employs forces that ~operate through bodily
32 2, 173 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the forces of the vegetative soul are
33 2, 173 | to be withdrawn from the forces ~of the sensitive soul,
34 2, 173 | to be withdrawn from the forces of the vegetative ~soul.
35 2, 173 | vegetative ~soul. Now when these forces cease to operate, the soul
36 2, 173 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The forces of the vegetative soul do
37 2, 173 | thereon, as do the sensitive forces, but by way of ~nature.
38 3, 32 | reason in plants, where both forces are mingled, there is no ~
39 Suppl, 47| when by bodily strength one forces a ~person to move; the other
40 Suppl, 88| general active and passive forces which are in the elements
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