Part, Question

2001 Suppl, 79|                  to their causes. Thus a place is said to be more ~darksome
2002 Suppl, 79|                  this passion that takes place in ~actual sensation and
2003 Suppl, 79|                  corruption having taken place, because smell is not perceived
2004 Suppl, 79|              travel from the corpse to a place so remote, even though the
2005 Suppl, 79|                  for dissolution to take place in order for the smell to ~
2006 Suppl, 80|           subtlety it can be in the same place with ~another not glorified
2007 Suppl, 80|                bodies can be in the same place?~(4) Whether a glorified
2008 Suppl, 80|                  body can be in the same place with another ~glorified
2009 Suppl, 80|              body necessarily requires a place equal to ~itself?~(6) Whether
2010 Suppl, 80|                  able to be in the ~same place with another body not glorified?~
2011 Suppl, 80|                  able to ~be in the same place with another body not glorified.
2012 Suppl, 80|               was able to be in the same place ~with another body, as appears
2013 Suppl, 80|                   able to be in the same place with other bodies not glorified.~
2014 Suppl, 80|              able now to occupy the same place together with other bodies.
2015 Suppl, 80|             enable it to be in the same ~place together with another body,
2016 Suppl, 80|                 unable to be in the same place with ~another body can be
2017 Suppl, 80|                  be together in the same place with other ~bodies.~Aquin.:
2018 Suppl, 80|                  body ~to be in the same place together with another body.
2019 Suppl, 80|                be able to be in the same place together with another body.~
2020 Suppl, 80|                 each one has a different place; and it is quite ~conceivable
2021 Suppl, 80|               should all occupy the same place." Therefore if we ~suppose
2022 Suppl, 80|                bodies to occupy the same place, there will be but one body ~
2023 Suppl, 80|                is able to be in the same place with another body, ~unless
2024 Suppl, 80|                its being now in the same place with another body ~be removed
2025 Suppl, 80|                  it is able to occupy a ~place; and that this grossness
2026 Suppl, 80|                 a body is able to fill a place belongs to it by reason ~
2027 Suppl, 80|              that alone does not ~fill a place, which being put in a place,
2028 Suppl, 80|              place, which being put in a place, nevertheless leaves a place ~
2029 Suppl, 80|             place, nevertheless leaves a place ~vacant. Now a vacuum is
2030 Suppl, 80|              Phys. iv, 6,7) as ~being "a place not filled by a sensible
2031 Suppl, 80|             notwithstanding, will fill a place: ~for it would seem madness
2032 Suppl, 80|                  madness to say that the place in which there will be a ~
2033 Suppl, 80|       co-existence of a body in the same place is ~more than to fill a
2034 Suppl, 80|                  is ~more than to fill a place. For if we suppose dimensions
2035 Suppl, 80|                 dimensions do not fill a place. Hence some who held the ~
2036 Suppl, 80|                  said that a vacuum is a place wherein such like ~dimensions
2037 Suppl, 80|           together with them in the same place. This ~is made clear by
2038 Suppl, 80|              hindered it ~from filling a place, nevertheless it would not
2039 Suppl, 80|                is able to be in the same place with another body, since
2040 Suppl, 80|                 s being now in the ~same place with another body can nowise
2041 Suppl, 80|                  from occupying the same place ~together with another body,
2042 Suppl, 80|               that requires a ~different place: since nothing is an obstacle
2043 Suppl, 80|                  Now this distinction of place is not ~required by any
2044 Suppl, 80|                 because a body demands a place, not ~by reason of its quality:
2045 Suppl, 80|                 matter does not occupy a place except ~through its dimensive
2046 Suppl, 80|               neither does form occupy a place, ~unless it have a place
2047 Suppl, 80|                 place, ~unless it have a place through its matter. It remains
2048 Suppl, 80|                occupying each a distinct place results from the ~nature
2049 Suppl, 80|           dimensive quantity, to which a place is essentially befitting. ~
2050 Suppl, 80|                 is ~quantity occupying a place. Hence it is that if we
2051 Suppl, 80|                And since matter demands ~place, through being the subject
2052 Suppl, 80|                  there be distinction of place. And since distinction of
2053 Suppl, 80|                two bodies ~occupying one place," so that this distinction
2054 Suppl, 80|                  of occupying a distinct place from another body. Therefore
2055 Suppl, 80|              enable it to be in the same place ~together with another body,
2056 Suppl, 80|         glorified body to be in the same place together ~with another body
2057 Suppl, 80|                another ~body in the same place was not due to its subtlety,
2058 Suppl, 80|                  5, "a point is not in a place": ~hence if it be said to
2059 Suppl, 80|                 if it be said to be in a place, this is only accidental,
2060 Suppl, 80|               which it is a term is in a place. And just as the whole place ~
2061 Suppl, 80|             place. And just as the whole place ~corresponds to the whole
2062 Suppl, 80|                 body, so the term of the place corresponds to ~the term
2063 Suppl, 80|                bodies to be in the same ~place?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[
2064 Suppl, 80|                 bodies to be in the same place. For it is not possible
2065 Suppl, 80|                bodies to ~be in the same place, it would follow that those
2066 Suppl, 80|                  and B to be in the same place. The dimensions of A ~will
2067 Suppl, 80|                 as the dimensions of the place, or they will ~differ from
2068 Suppl, 80|                  within the ~bounds of a place are not in a subject unless
2069 Suppl, 80|                 as the dimensions of the place. "Now things that are the
2070 Suppl, 80|                 bodies to be in the same place. Therefore ~this cannot
2071 Suppl, 80|                  bodies were in the same place, the two circles ~described
2072 Suppl, 80|                  two bodies in ~the same place, since between two given
2073 Suppl, 80|                 various surfaces of ~the place, there would be two straight
2074 Suppl, 80|                  the two ~bodies in that place.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[
2075 Suppl, 80|               another should not be in a place, for then it would ~have
2076 Suppl, 80|                  common and not a proper place, and this is impossible.
2077 Suppl, 80|                  bodies were in the same place. Therefore this cannot ~
2078 Suppl, 80|                bodies to ~be in the same place, the one being greater than
2079 Suppl, 80|                  in the greater, and the place ~occupied by the greater
2080 Suppl, 80|                  body will be its common place; while it will have ~no
2081 Suppl, 80|                  it will have ~no proper place, because no given surface
2082 Suppl, 80|                 and this is essential to place. Therefore it will not have
2083 Suppl, 80|                it will not have a proper place.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[
2084 Suppl, 80|                Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, place corresponds in proportion
2085 Suppl, 80|                  be together in the same place.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[
2086 Suppl, 80|                 be together ~in the same place, because the body of her
2087 Suppl, 80|        miraculously together in the same place.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[
2088 Suppl, 80|                 requires distinction ~in place. Wherefore we observe that
2089 Suppl, 80|             matter be not distinct as to place ~from the matter of the
2090 Suppl, 80|                  be together in the same place.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[
2091 Suppl, 80|                opposite superficies of a place, of a dimension proper to
2092 Suppl, 80|                 dimension proper to the ~place, with which dimension a
2093 Suppl, 80|                put in occupation of ~the place would have to be identified:
2094 Suppl, 80|                of two bodies occupying a place would become one ~dimension,
2095 Suppl, 80|               with the dimension of the ~place. But this supposition is
2096 Suppl, 80|          whenever a ~body acquires a new place, it would follow that a
2097 Suppl, 80|               follow that a change takes place in ~the dimensions of the
2098 Suppl, 80|                in ~the dimensions of the place or of thing placed: since
2099 Suppl, 80|             other dimensions belong to a place than ~those of the thing
2100 Suppl, 80|                  the thing occupying the place, it is clear that the argument ~
2101 Suppl, 80|                 as the dimensions of the place; excepting that the dimensions
2102 Suppl, 80|                 within the bounds of the place, and that the ~distance
2103 Suppl, 80|                  between the bounds of a place is commensurate with the
2104 Suppl, 80|                 be the dimensions of one place is nothing else ~than that
2105 Suppl, 80|                two bodies be in the same place, which is the chief question
2106 Suppl, 80|                 be together in the ~same place, nothing follows either
2107 Suppl, 80|             unless it be distinct as ~to place. But supposing by a Divine
2108 Suppl, 80|                 without a distinction of place, we can understand a distinction
2109 Suppl, 80|              distant from one another in place, on account of the ~distinction
2110 Suppl, 80|             bodies that are in the same ~place are drawn from different
2111 Suppl, 80|                 not a point fixed in the place, but in the placed body, ~
2112 Suppl, 80|              bodies that occupy the same place are two, not on account
2113 Suppl, 80|            account of the ~difference of place, else they could not touch
2114 Suppl, 80|               make a body not to be in a place; and yet ~supposing this,
2115 Suppl, 80|                certain body is not in a ~place, because the greater body
2116 Suppl, 80|                  the greater body is the place of the lesser body, by ~
2117 Suppl, 80|                 bodies to be in the same place. ~Because to be in several
2118 Suppl, 80|                 that it is divided as to place. on the other hand, to be
2119 Suppl, 80|                 hand, to be in ~the same place with another body is incompatible
2120 Suppl, 80|                 bodies to be in the same place does not imply a ~contradiction,
2121 Suppl, 80|                  body can be in the same place together with another ~glorified
2122 Suppl, 80|                  body can be in the same place ~together with another glorified
2123 Suppl, 80|                  body can be in the same place with ~a non-glorified body,
2124 Suppl, 80|                  body can be in the same place with a ~non-glorified body,
2125 Suppl, 80|                  body can be in the same place ~with a less subtle glorified
2126 Suppl, 80|                  able to be in the ~same place with the body of heaven,
2127 Suppl, 80|                 able ~to occupy the same place.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[
2128 Suppl, 80|           spirits cannot be in the same ~place, although a body and a spirit
2129 Suppl, 80|                spirit can be in the same place, as stated ~above (Sent.
2130 Suppl, 80|                be able to be in the same place.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[
2131 Suppl, 80|               two bodies occupy the same place, one is penetrated by the ~
2132 Suppl, 80|                 bodies to be in the same place.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[
2133 Suppl, 80|                  able to ~be in the same place with another glorified body,
2134 Suppl, 80|                 again to be in the ~same place with a non-glorified body.
2135 Suppl, 80|                bodies to be ~in the same place, even as a glorified body
2136 Suppl, 80|                  body to be in the same ~place with another glorified body,
2137 Suppl, 80|                will never be in the same place.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[
2138 Suppl, 80|               subtlety to be in the same place with another body: and ~
2139 Suppl, 80|                  need to ~be in an equal place?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[
2140 Suppl, 80|            longer need to be in an equal place. For the glorified bodies ~
2141 Suppl, 80|           necessity of being in an equal place: ~wherefore it is contained
2142 Suppl, 80|              bodies ~are not in the same place, because it would follow
2143 Suppl, 80|                would occupy the smallest place, since its various parts
2144 Suppl, 80|                 in the ~same part of the place: for it makes no difference
2145 Suppl, 80|              however many be in the same place. Now a glorified body will
2146 Suppl, 80|                body will be in the ~same place with another body, as is
2147 Suppl, 80|             possible for it to be in any place however small. ~Aquin.:
2148 Suppl, 80|                  be in a little or great place, and to have a ~little or
2149 Suppl, 80|                  that ~"whatever is in a place occupies a place equal to
2150 Suppl, 80|                 is in a place occupies a place equal to itself." Now the ~
2151 Suppl, 80|              glorified body will be in a place. Therefore it will occupy
2152 Suppl, 80|               Therefore it will occupy a place equal ~to itself.~Aquin.:
2153 Suppl, 80|             Further, the dimensions of a place and of that which is in
2154 Suppl, 80|                 of that which is in that place ~are the same, as shown
2155 Suppl, 80|                 76,77. Therefore if the ~place were larger than that which
2156 Suppl, 80|                than that which is in the place the same thing would be ~
2157 Suppl, 80|                 A body is not related to place save through the medium
2158 Suppl, 80|                  for a ~body to occupy a place smaller than its quantity,
2159 Suppl, 80|            understood by a ~variation of place; so, to wit, that the parts
2160 Suppl, 80|                  able to be ~in the same place with a non-glorified body:
2161 Suppl, 80|              subtlety, to be in the same place with another body, and because, ~
2162 Suppl, 80|              were able to be in the same place with another body, this ~
2163 Suppl, 80|                to be in a certain fixed ~place and at a certain fixed distance
2164 Suppl, 80|                 body will always be in a place equal to itself.~Aquin.:
2165 Suppl, 80|               the other hand, being in a place is not ~an action proceeding
2166 Suppl, 80|                 which can be in the same place with another does not resist
2167 Suppl, 80|                  body can be in the same place with another body, ~it will
2168 Suppl, 80|             latter cannot be in the same place together with it: although, ~
2169 Suppl, 80|                 that it ~occupy the same place with another body, and thus
2170 Suppl, 80|                  body to be ~in the same place with another body: nevertheless
2171 Suppl, 81|                body is, the more noble a place is due ~to it: wherefore
2172 Suppl, 81|                  of all has the ~highest place of all, according to Heb.
2173 Suppl, 81|                 the ~majesty"] says, "in place and dignity." And again
2174 Suppl, 81|                   in like manner, have a place befitting it according to
2175 Suppl, 81|               its dignity. Now a fitting place is one of the conditions
2176 Suppl, 81|             bodies will ~never leave the place assigned to them, and consequently
2177 Suppl, 81|                  which is without namely place. Hence that which is ~moved
2178 Suppl, 81|                has an imperfection as to place, because while it is in ~
2179 Suppl, 81|              because while it is in ~one place it is in potentiality with
2180 Suppl, 81|      potentiality with regard to another place, since it ~cannot be in
2181 Suppl, 81|                 Reply OBJ 5: The fitting place assigned to each glorified
2182 Suppl, 81|                 the body is outside its ~place; because that place pertains
2183 Suppl, 81|                 its ~place; because that place pertains to reward, not
2184 Suppl, 81|            Wherefore, though out of that place, they will still ~continue
2185 Suppl, 81|                  two movements that take place in time must needs be ~proportional,
2186 Suppl, 81|               But in like manner no full place can resist a glorified body
2187 Suppl, 81|                 this ~can be in the same place with another body, no matter
2188 Suppl, 81|                  same time wholly in one place and ~partly in another place,
2189 Suppl, 81|             place and ~partly in another place, since it would follow that
2190 Suppl, 81|           glorified body passes from one place to another without passing
2191 Suppl, 81|                 the will passes from one place to another without ~passing
2192 Suppl, 81|                is said to move from ~one place to another, it is not essentially
2193 Suppl, 81|             essentially transferred from place to ~place, because in neither
2194 Suppl, 81|               transferred from place to ~place, because in neither place
2195 Suppl, 81|                place, because in neither place is it contained essentially,
2196 Suppl, 81|               but it is ~directed to one place after being directed by
2197 Suppl, 81|                 is said to move from one place to another.~Aquin.: SMT
2198 Suppl, 81|                  some other ~intervening place, say C, or partly in A and
2199 Suppl, 81|             dimensive quantity without a place, which is impossible. Nor
2200 Suppl, 81|                  space. for since B is a place distant from A, it ~would
2201 Suppl, 81|                 and partly in some other place ~that intervenes between
2202 Suppl, 81|               angel, because being in a ~place is predicated equivocally
2203 Suppl, 81|                  a body to pass from one place to ~another, unless it pass
2204 Suppl, 81|                possible for one point of place to contain ~things that
2205 Suppl, 81|                body will be in whatever ~place the will shall determine.~
2206 Suppl, 81|                 which the movement takes place, ~and again the resistance
2207 Suppl, 81|                  least because it has a ~place contrary to the place which
2208 Suppl, 81|                 a ~place contrary to the place which is in the intention
2209 Suppl, 81|              movement nor of a ~contrary place, since place is not due
2210 Suppl, 81|                 a ~contrary place, since place is not due to matter except
2211 Suppl, 81|                  them to be in the ~same place with another body, nevertheless
2212 Suppl, 81|                that it has a determinate place, as we have said ~in reference
2213 Suppl, 81|                 contrariety towards ~the place which the mover intends
2214 Suppl, 81|                 being in such and such a place ~or position. For just as
2215 Suppl, 81|                 a body resists a certain place through having an opposite
2216 Suppl, 81|               through having an opposite place and ~its resistance is all
2217 Suppl, 81|                 a body its being in some place or ~position, except one
2218 Suppl, 81|                  of which it ~requires a place or position: wherefore so
2219 Suppl, 83|              undue quantity, quality, or place - which deformity is, moreover, ~
2220 Suppl, 84|              THREE ARTICLES)~In the next place we must treat of those things
2221 Suppl, 84|            itself, as ~also the time and place at which it will be; thirdly
2222 Suppl, 85|             JUDGMENT, AS TO THE TIME AND PLACE AT WHICH IT WILL BE (FOUR
2223 Suppl, 85|             judgment, as to the time and place at ~which it will be. Under
2224 Suppl, 85|                  3) Whether it will take place at an unknown time?~(4)
2225 Suppl, 85|                  4) Whether it will take place in the valley of Josaphat?~
2226 Suppl, 85|           Whether the judgment will take place by word of mouth? ~Aquin.:
2227 Suppl, 85|                 and ~sentence, will take place by word of mouth. For according
2228 Suppl, 85|             things we are told will take place ~at the judgment were to
2229 Suppl, 85|                 this ~judgment will take place by word of mouth and not
2230 Suppl, 85|                 this ~judgment will take place by word of mouth.~Aquin.:
2231 Suppl, 85|              this judgment will not take place by word of mouth.~Aquin.:
2232 Suppl, 85|                entire judgment will take place mentally.~Aquin.: SMT XP
2233 Suppl, 85|              sentence on both, will take place mentally. For ~if the deeds
2234 Suppl, 85|            certain ~whether it will take place mentally or by word of mouth.
2235 Suppl, 85|                  For if it were ~to take place by word of mouth, a considerable
2236 Suppl, 85|                possible for this to take place ~suddenly. But speech which
2237 Suppl, 85|               time, if the judgment took place by word of mouth.~Aquin.:
2238 Suppl, 85|                long a time it will ~take place, nor fix the month, year,
2239 Suppl, 85|           Whether the judgment will take place in the valley of Josaphat?~
2240 Suppl, 85|               the judgment will not take place in the valley ~of Josaphat
2241 Suppl, 85|                 for the judgment to take place in ~the neighborhood of
2242 Suppl, 85|             earth, so that a much larger place than this ~valley will be
2243 Suppl, 85|                 the neighborhood of that place.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[88] A[
2244 Suppl, 85|                  this judgment will take place, nor how men will gather
2245 Suppl, 85|                  gather together to ~the place of judgment; but it may
2246 Suppl, 85|                 to the Father. Hence the place of His ascension is more ~
2247 Suppl, 85|                 to the judgment than the place where He was condemned.~
2248 Suppl, 86|                  this judgment will take place not vocally but mentally. ~
2249 Suppl, 86|                 to perfection, the first place is given to poverty. Thus
2250 Suppl, 86|                 appointed apostle in the place of the traitor Judas, Paul
2251 Suppl, 86|            called by ~Christ to take the place of the twelve tribes. ~Aquin.:
2252 Suppl, 86|                 as terrible, cannot take place without ~inspiring fear
2253 Suppl, 87|                it is stated in the first place that the "Ancient of ~days
2254 Suppl, 88|                  and it is impossible to place such a thing outside the ~
2255 Suppl, 88|                 move more rapidly to the place ~which is more natural to
2256 Suppl, 88|                 is moved naturally has a place wherein it ~rests naturally,
2257 Suppl, 88|                 by violence. Now no such place can be assigned to the ~
2258 Suppl, 88|                that can be ~perfected by place, or that is made for this
2259 Suppl, 88|                to be in such ~and such a place. But potentiality to situation
2260 Suppl, 88|           potentiality to situation in a place is related to ~a heavenly
2261 Suppl, 88|                  potentiality to be in a place will not ~remain incomplete
2262 Suppl, 88|             after this renewal has taken place, God may become visible
2263 Suppl, 88|               this betterment will take ~place is known to Him alone Who
2264 Suppl, 89|                   FP, Q[12]]~In the next place we must consider matters
2265 Suppl, 89|                 it is stated in the same place (Jn. 3:35) that ~"the Father . . .
2266 Suppl, 90|              mansion seemingly denotes a place. Now the place where ~the
2267 Suppl, 90|                 denotes a place. Now the place where ~the saint will be
2268 Suppl, 90|               end of local movement is a place, and when a thing has arrived
2269 Suppl, 90|               thing has arrived at ~that place it remains there at rest
2270 Suppl, 90|            things that there is one same place above ~to which all light
2271 Suppl, 90|            Though there is one spiritual place, there are different ~degrees
2272 Suppl, 91|         blameworthy in a wayfarer has no place ~whatever in a comprehensor.
2273 Suppl, 92|        comprehension which will take the place of hope: since we hope for
2274 Suppl, 93|           THIRTEEN ARTICLES)~In the next place we must consider the aureoles.
2275 Suppl, 93|             connection with any ~person, place, or any other circumstance;
2276 Suppl, 93|                   death ~holds the first place, just as sexual concupiscences
2277 Suppl, 93|               temperance, hold the chief place among all pleasures both
2278 Suppl, 93|               does not take ~the highest place in a spiritual conflict,
2279 Suppl, 94|                Consequently in hell ~the place must be so disposed for
2280 Suppl, 94|         Wherefore, simply speaking, the ~place is dark. Yet by Divine disposition,
2281 Suppl, 94|                 natural situation of the place is enough for ~this, since
2282 Suppl, 94|                   which will so fill the place of hell with their ~numbers,
2283 Suppl, 94|                 32): "In ~my opinion the place to which the soul is committed
2284 Suppl, 94|             taken in this way, that ~the place whither souls are conveyed
2285 Suppl, 94|                 i.e. as ~bodies are in a place, but in some other spiritual
2286 Suppl, 94|                 way, as angels are in ~a place. Or we may reply that Augustine
2287 Suppl, 94|                 those bodies will fill a place. ~Consequently, since the
2288 Suppl, 94|                 to the spirit, the lower place is occupied by whatever
2289 Suppl, 94|                the empyrean is a fitting place for the ~joy of the elect,
2290 Suppl, 94|                of the earth is a fitting place for ~the sorrow of the damned.
2291 Suppl, 94|                the moon will stop in the place wherein they ~were created,
2292 Suppl, 94|                  2/2~Pythagoras held the place of punishment to be in a
2293 Suppl, 94|                  universe, as though the place of punishment ~were outside
2294 Suppl, 94|                   Fire continues in that place for all eternity by the ~
2295 Suppl, 94|                 for ever outside its own place, especially if things were
2296 Suppl, 94|                  be punished in the very place where he sinned, because
2297 Suppl, 94|             where he sinned, because the place due to ~the damned is other
2298 Suppl, 95|               they should come "into the place of ~torments." Therefore
2299 Suppl, 95|             still ~live know not in what place are the souls of the dead;
2300 Suppl, 96|                in them His mercy finds a place, in so far as they ~are
2301 Appen1, 2|              that they take them to the ~place of punishment: also that
2302 Appen2, 1|                 1~Whether it is the same place where souls are cleansed,
2303 Appen2, 1|                  that it is not the same place where souls are ~cleansed
2304 Appen2, 1|            punished together in the same place: and consequently these ~
2305 Appen2, 1|                same fire and in the same place.~Aquin.: SMT XP App. 2 Q[
2306 Appen2, 1|                not cleansed ~in the same place as hell, but in this world.~
2307 Appen2, 1|               hence they are in the same place.~Aquin.: SMT XP App. 2 Q[
2308 Appen2, 1|                   were in a more ~worthy place than that wherein souls
2309 Appen2, 1|                 of sense there. Yet that place was joined to hell, or ~
2310 Appen2, 1|            either close ~to, or the same place as, hell.~Aquin.: SMT XP
2311 Appen2, 1|                 that there is a ~twofold place of Purgatory. one, according
2312 Appen2, 1|                common law; and thus ~the place of Purgatory is situated
2313 Appen2, 1|                  be consigned to a lower place. Another place of Purgatory
2314 Appen2, 1|                to a lower place. Another place of Purgatory is according
2315 Appen2, 1|          according to the common law the place of ~Purgatory is where man