Part, Question
1 1, 3 | for a body must be ~either animate or inanimate; and an animate
2 1, 3 | animate or inanimate; and an animate body is manifestly nobler ~
3 1, 3 | any inanimate body. But an animate body is not animate precisely
4 1, 3 | But an animate body is not animate precisely as ~body; otherwise
5 1, 3 | otherwise all bodies would be animate. Therefore its animation ~
6 1, 51 | body. Therefore the angels ~animate bodies which are naturally
7 1, 69 | movement, by which the animate and the inanimate are chiefly
8 1, 75 | for we call living things "animate," [*i.e. having a soul],
9 1, 75 | first, we call the "primary animate."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[75] A[
10 1, 76 | form we call the "primary animate," ~as was said above (Q[
11 1, 76 | the order of things, the ~animate are more perfect than the
12 1, 76 | part which moves; and the animate body is the part moved.~
13 1, 52 | body. Therefore the angels ~animate bodies which are naturally
14 1, 70 | movement, by which the animate and the inanimate are chiefly
15 1, 74 | for we call living things "animate," [*i.e. having a soul],
16 1, 74 | first, we call the "primary animate."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[75] A[
17 1, 75 | form we call the "primary animate," ~as was said above (Q[
18 1, 75 | the order of things, the ~animate are more perfect than the
19 1, 75 | part which moves; and the animate body is the part moved.~
20 1, 77 | of the soul; since ~every animate thing, in some way, moves
21 1, 79 | things which ~are common to animate and to inanimate things.
22 1, 79 | But appetite is common to ~animate and inanimate things: since "
23 2, 41 | natural is common to things animate and ~inanimate. But fear
24 2, 72 | rational" and "irrational," ~"animate," and "inanimate": the other
25 2, 95 | recourse to a judge as to animate justice." But animate justice
26 2, 95 | to animate justice." But animate justice is better ~than
27 2, 131 | natural things, whether animate or inanimate. Now ~just
28 3, 2 | Church chants: "Taking an animate body, He deigned to be born
29 3, 16 | in the concrete we say "animate" and "carnal" or ~"corporeal,"
30 3, 18 | the servant being like ~an animate instrument, as the Philosopher
31 3, 32 | moved: which happens ~in animate things only, as is proved
32 3, 53 | the rising again ~of an animate being, which was disintegrated
33 3, 64 | principal agent. But an animate instrument, such as a ~minister,
34 3, 81 | to die, to grieve, to be ~animate or inanimate, and the like;
35 Suppl, 18| instrument, and the priest as an animate instrument, such ~as a servant
36 Suppl, 44| and this belongs to an animate body, which is the genus
37 Suppl, 44| found perfectly in those animate beings that are not ~animals.
38 Suppl, 79| Philosopher (De Anima i, 2) "the animate is ~distinct from the inanimate
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