Part, Question
1 1, 14 | Reply OBJ 1: Our intellect abstracts the intelligible species
2 1, 55 | of the active intellect ~abstracts intelligible species from
3 1, 56 | of the active intellect ~abstracts intelligible species from
4 1, 78 | intellect, and whereby it abstracts from matter, flowing from
5 1, 78 | those things from which it abstracts the universal, ~with respect
6 1, 83 | Therefore the intellect which ~abstracts the species not only from
7 1, 84 | The intellect therefore abstracts the species of a ~natural
8 1, 84 | matter; for example, it abstracts the species of man from ~"
9 1, 84 | more; by its own power it abstracts the intelligible ~species
10 1, 84 | Furthermore, the active intellect abstracts the intelligible ~species
11 1, 84 | OBJ 5: Our intellect both abstracts the intelligible species
12 1, 84 | even the things of which it abstracts the ~species, without turning
13 1, 84 | time. But the intellect abstracts from time, as also from
14 1, 84 | Although the intellect abstracts from the phantasms, it ~
15 1, 84 | material thing, which it abstracts from the phantasms, as ~
16 1, 85 | time." Now the intellect abstracts from ~time, and from other
17 1, 106 | intellectual operation of an ~angel abstracts from the "here and now."
18 1, 111 | determine a place, for intellect abstracts from the "here" and ~"now."
19 2, 29 | in ~the mind only, which abstracts the universal from the particular,
20 3, 77 | 4: Mathematical quantity abstracts not from intelligible ~matter,
21 Suppl, 70| in so far namely as it abstracts from all differences of
22 Suppl, 89| the quiddity which it ~abstracts from some particular individual
23 Suppl, 89| substance, which the intellect abstracts, is not ~of the same nature
24 Suppl, 89| fact that our intellect abstracts the quiddities of ~material
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