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1 1, 1 | of the Holy Ghost: "The spiritual man ~judgeth all things" (
2 1, 1 | put forward divine and ~spiritual truths by means of comparisons
3 1, 1 | sense. Hence in Holy ~Writ, spiritual truths are fittingly taught
4 1, 1 | debtor" (Rm. 1:14) - that spiritual truths be expounded by ~
5 1, 1 | signification is called the ~spiritual sense, which is based on
6 1, 1 | presupposes it. Now ~this spiritual sense has a threefold division.
7 1, 1 | faith is contained under the spiritual sense ~which is not elsewhere
8 1, 1 | alone stands for the three spiritual senses. Thus Hugh of St. ~
9 1, 3 | Holy Writ puts before ~us spiritual and divine things under
10 1, 3 | withdraw ~signifies merely spiritual actions based on the metaphor
11 1, 8 | contains them, nevertheless, spiritual things contain those ~things
12 1, 8 | Manichees) who said ~that spiritual and incorporeal things were
13 1, 10 | 23), that "God moves the spiritual through ~time." But aeviternity
14 1, 10 | said to be the measure of spiritual substances. ~Therefore time
15 1, 10 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Spiritual creatures as regards successive
16 1, 10 | bodies; ~and others are spiritual substances, as are the angels.
17 1, 10 | things to the knowledge of spiritual things.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
18 1, 10 | opinion existed ~concerning spiritual substances. Some said that
19 1, 10 | thought. Others said that all spiritual substances ~proceeded from
20 1, 10 | when he said that among spiritual ~substances there are the
21 1, 10 | the heavenly bodies and spiritual things differ in ~the genus
22 1, 12 | 22,23), "God moves ~the spiritual creature according to time" -
23 1, 12 | and ~affection. But the spiritual creature is the angel who
24 1, 14 | does God know all creatures spiritual and temporal, but because
25 1, 22 | foremost has provision over spiritual ~things, and thus over the
26 1, 25 | movement, but moves ~the spiritual creature in time, and the
27 1, 26 | is also in God, but in a spiritual manner.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
28 1, 36 | wrestlynge is . . . against the spiritual wicked gostes of the ayre" ~(
29 1, 42 | such is the greatness of spiritual ~things, just as we speak
30 1, 42 | is wanting ~equality of spiritual simplicity. The seventh
31 1, 43 | shown in the spirit by the spiritual images of ~bodies. But whoever
32 1, 43 | of the giver of grace by spiritual regeneration; ~hence the
33 1, 46 | God through the medium ~of spiritual creation; and to exclude
34 1, 47 | the distinction of the ~spiritual and corporeal creature.~
35 1, 48 | the distinction of the ~spiritual and corporeal creatures.~
36 1, 50 | distinction of corporeal and spiritual creatures: ~firstly, the
37 1, 50 | creatures: ~firstly, the purely spiritual creature which in Holy Scripture
38 1, 50 | creature, corporeal and spiritual, which is man.~Aquin.: SMT
39 1, 50 | Whether there is any entirely spiritual creature, altogether ~incorporeal?~(
40 1, 50 | creatures, both corporeal and spiritual. Hence Ambrose says (De
41 1, 50 | the universal ~matter of spiritual and corporeal things is
42 1, 50 | impressed in the ~matter of spiritual things, in the same way
43 1, 50 | cannot be one matter of ~spiritual and of corporeal things.
44 1, 50 | is not possible that a ~spiritual and a corporeal form should
45 1, 50 | would be corporeal and ~spiritual. Hence it would follow that
46 1, 50 | and another receives the spiritual form. Matter, however, ~
47 1, 50 | follow that the matter of spiritual things ~is subject to quantity;
48 1, 50 | impossible that ~corporeal and spiritual things should have the same
49 1, 50 | Some have said that all spiritual substances, even souls, ~
50 1, 51 | for this purpose, that the spiritual ~properties and works of
51 1, 51 | by such bodily organs the spiritual powers of the angels may
52 1, 51 | eating, but figurative of spiritual eating. This is what the
53 1, 52 | the same reason all ~other spiritual substances.~Aquin.: SMT
54 1, 55 | distinction and order of spiritual substances ~and the distinction
55 1, 55 | things. But in the higher spiritual ~substances - that is, the
56 1, 55 | such substances. The ~lower spiritual substances - that is, souls -
57 1, 56 | likewise the forms of all spiritual creatures. So in every one
58 1, 56 | So in every one of these ~spiritual creatures, the forms of
59 1, 56 | things, both corporeal and ~spiritual, were impressed by the Word
60 1, 56 | while the forms of ~other spiritual and corporeal natures were
61 1, 56 | might know corporeal and spiritual creatures.~Aquin.: SMT FP
62 1, 56 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The spiritual natures of the angels are
63 1, 57 | viii) that "God moves the spiritual creature ~according to time."
64 1, 57 | some other corporeal or spiritual cause. Since, ~therefore,
65 1, 58 | Gen. ad lit. iv, 32): "The spiritual ~faculty of the angelic
66 1, 58 | angels ~hold that grade among spiritual substances which the heavenly
67 1, 61 | 21) that "God moves the spiritual ~creature according to time."~
68 1, 61 | made up of ~corporeal and spiritual creatures. Consequently
69 1, 61 | creatures. Consequently spiritual creatures were ~so created
70 1, 62 | angels, whom He uses for spiritual ministrations"; since "they
71 1, 63 | Further, as pride and envy are spiritual sins, so are sloth, ~avarice,
72 1, 63 | avarice, and anger. But spiritual sins are concerned with
73 1, 63 | demons which can belong to ~a spiritual nature. Now a spiritual
74 1, 63 | spiritual nature. Now a spiritual nature cannot be affected
75 1, 63 | as are in keeping with ~spiritual things; because nothing
76 1, 63 | is incited to good of the spiritual order; unless in such ~affection
77 1, 63 | man becomes sluggish in spiritual exercises because they weary ~
78 1, 63 | pride ~and envy are the only spiritual sins which can be found
79 1, 63 | Sometimes in Holy Scripture spiritual instantaneous ~movements
80 1, 64 | punishment. For a demon is a spiritual nature. But a spiritual
81 1, 64 | spiritual nature. But a spiritual nature is ~not affected
82 1, 65 | From the consideration of spiritual creatures we proceed to
83 1, 65 | whether they are invisible and spiritual, or visible and ~corporeal.
84 1, 65 | or ~the affections, as spiritual creatures. But the Apostle'
85 1, 65 | of the lesser good. But spiritual creatures are ~related to
86 1, 65 | created for the sake of spiritual ~creatures, and not on account
87 1, 65 | creatures are unequal to spiritual creatures. Therefore the
88 1, 65 | punishment of the sin of spiritual creatures. For he maintained
89 1, 65 | God ~in the beginning made spiritual creatures only, and all
90 1, 65 | suitable to some ~sin of a spiritual creature, it would follow,
91 1, 65 | it would follow, if other spiritual ~creatures had sinned in
92 1, 65 | made for the sake ~of the spiritual, does not prevent their
93 1, 65 | should be ~produced by the spiritual, as the lower by the higher.~
94 1, 65 | then all creatures, both spiritual and ~corporeal, were produced
95 1, 65 | produced by the finite power of spiritual creatures: for in suchlike ~
96 1, 65 | are without matter are ~spiritual substances, and forms that
97 1, 65 | forms of bodies are from spiritual substances.~Aquin.: SMT
98 1, 65 | such by its essence. But spiritual substances are forms ~essentially,
99 1, 65 | things are derived from spiritual ~substances.~Aquin.: SMT
100 1, 65 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, spiritual substances have more power
101 1, 65 | material forms derived from spiritual ~substances. ~Aquin.: SMT
102 1, 65 | forms are ~derived from spiritual substances, which we call
103 1, 65 | existing in the ~intellect of spiritual creatures (called "intelligences"
104 1, 65 | is moved by a ~created spiritual substance, as Augustine
105 1, 65 | corporeal forms are derived from spiritual ~substances, not emanating
106 1, 66 | two-fold ~glory is looked for, spiritual and corporeal, not only
107 1, 66 | to be made new. Now the ~spiritual glory began with the beginning
108 1, 66 | Gen. ad lit. i, 3): "Both spiritual and ~corporeal creatures
109 1, 67 | proper sense in speaking of ~spiritual things?~(2) Whether light,
110 1, 67 | proper sense in speaking of ~spiritual things?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
111 1, 67 | in its proper sense in ~spiritual things. For Augustine says (
112 1, 67 | ad lit. iv, 28) that "in ~spiritual things light is better and
113 1, 67 | in their proper sense ~in spiritual things. Therefore light
114 1, 67 | in its proper sense in ~spiritual matters.~Aquin.: SMT FP
115 1, 67 | belongs more properly to spiritual ~things than to corporeal.
116 1, 67 | metaphorically when applied to ~spiritual things, as Ambrose says (
117 1, 67 | may properly be applied to spiritual things.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
118 1, 67 | rather a substantial ~or spiritual form.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[67]
119 1, 67 | Further, if it be said that spiritual light is here spoken of,
120 1, 67 | darkness. ~But in the beginning spiritual darkness was not, for even
121 1, 67 | over the production of the spiritual creature, and ~therefore
122 1, 67 | created heaven and earth," ~a spiritual nature as yet formless is
123 1, 67 | by the word ~"earth." And spiritual nature was formed first,
124 1, 67 | forming, therefore, of this spiritual nature ~is signified by
125 1, 67 | light, that is to say, of spiritual ~light. For a spiritual
126 1, 67 | spiritual ~light. For a spiritual nature receives its form
127 1, 67 | think that the production of spiritual creatures was ~purposely
128 1, 67 | sensible things; but that the spiritual or angelic ~creation is
129 1, 67 | spoken ~to them of natures spiritual in substance and nobler
130 1, 67 | signify the formation of spiritual creatures, ~not, indeed,
131 1, 67 | denote the distinction of the spiritual creature from ~other created
132 1, 67 | must be held to mean ~the spiritual darkness of the wicked,
133 1, 68 | first day is the formless spiritual ~nature, and that the heaven
134 1, 68 | above the firmament are "spiritual substances." Wherefore ~
135 1, 68 | with God. Sometimes also spiritual ~blessings, the recompense
136 1, 69 | says that the formless ~spiritual and formless corporeal natures
137 1, 69 | formation of the highest or spiritual nature is recorded in the
138 1, 69 | the first day. For as the ~spiritual nature is higher than the
139 1, 69 | to show that higher and spiritual ~forms, such as the angels
140 1, 70 | made on the first day to be spiritual, and that made on this day
141 1, 70 | but that substances ~of spiritual nature are united to them,
142 1, 70 | influence and ~contact of some spiritual substance, and not, like
143 1, 73 | again, the glory that is spiritual was anticipated in the ~
144 1, 73 | word is ~applied also to spiritual things, and in a twofold
145 1, 74 | for, according to him, spiritual creatures are formed on
146 1, 74 | assigned to the forming of spiritual creatures, two to that of ~
147 1, 74 | matter, and of the formless spiritual nature, both ~of which are
148 1, 74 | day, ~is to be found in spiritual things, as Augustine observes (
149 1, 74 | understood the formless spiritual nature, and by the earth,
150 1, 75 | MAN WHO IS COMPOSED OF A SPIRITUAL AND A CORPOREAL SUBSTANCE:
151 1, 75 | ARTICLES)~Having treated of the spiritual and of the corporeal creature,
152 1, 75 | man, who is composed of a spiritual and corporeal ~substance.
153 1, 75 | things are ~to be found in spiritual substances - essence, power,
154 1, 75 | corporeal matter, nor of spiritual matter.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
155 1, 76 | with the blood; the other, spiritual, which obeys the reason;
156 1, 76 | OBJ 3: Further, what is spiritual is connected with what is
157 1, 76 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: A spiritual substance which is united
158 1, 77 | it is on the confines of spiritual and corporeal ~creatures;
159 1, 42 | such is the greatness of spiritual ~things, just as we speak
160 1, 42 | is wanting ~equality of spiritual simplicity. The seventh
161 1, 43 | shown in the spirit by the spiritual images of ~bodies. But whoever
162 1, 43 | of the giver of grace by spiritual regeneration; ~hence the
163 1, 47 | God through the medium ~of spiritual creation; and to exclude
164 1, 48 | the distinction of the ~spiritual and corporeal creature.~
165 1, 49 | the distinction of the ~spiritual and corporeal creatures.~
166 1, 51 | distinction of corporeal and spiritual creatures: ~firstly, the
167 1, 51 | creatures: ~firstly, the purely spiritual creature which in Holy Scripture
168 1, 51 | creature, corporeal and spiritual, which is man.~Aquin.: SMT
169 1, 51 | Whether there is any entirely spiritual creature, altogether ~incorporeal?~(
170 1, 51 | creatures, both corporeal and spiritual. Hence Ambrose says (De
171 1, 51 | the universal ~matter of spiritual and corporeal things is
172 1, 51 | impressed in the ~matter of spiritual things, in the same way
173 1, 51 | cannot be one matter of ~spiritual and of corporeal things.
174 1, 51 | is not possible that a ~spiritual and a corporeal form should
175 1, 51 | would be corporeal and ~spiritual. Hence it would follow that
176 1, 51 | and another receives the spiritual form. Matter, however, ~
177 1, 51 | follow that the matter of spiritual things ~is subject to quantity;
178 1, 51 | impossible that ~corporeal and spiritual things should have the same
179 1, 51 | Some have said that all spiritual substances, even souls, ~
180 1, 52 | for this purpose, that the spiritual ~properties and works of
181 1, 52 | by such bodily organs the spiritual powers of the angels may
182 1, 52 | eating, but figurative of spiritual eating. This is what the
183 1, 53 | the same reason all ~other spiritual substances.~Aquin.: SMT
184 1, 56 | distinction and order of spiritual substances ~and the distinction
185 1, 56 | things. But in the higher spiritual ~substances - that is, the
186 1, 56 | such substances. The ~lower spiritual substances - that is, souls -
187 1, 57 | likewise the forms of all spiritual creatures. So in every one
188 1, 57 | So in every one of these ~spiritual creatures, the forms of
189 1, 57 | things, both corporeal and ~spiritual, were impressed by the Word
190 1, 57 | while the forms of ~other spiritual and corporeal natures were
191 1, 57 | might know corporeal and spiritual creatures.~Aquin.: SMT FP
192 1, 57 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The spiritual natures of the angels are
193 1, 58 | viii) that "God moves the spiritual creature ~according to time."
194 1, 58 | some other corporeal or spiritual cause. Since, ~therefore,
195 1, 59 | Gen. ad lit. iv, 32): "The spiritual ~faculty of the angelic
196 1, 59 | angels ~hold that grade among spiritual substances which the heavenly
197 1, 62 | 21) that "God moves the spiritual ~creature according to time."~
198 1, 62 | made up of ~corporeal and spiritual creatures. Consequently
199 1, 62 | creatures. Consequently spiritual creatures were ~so created
200 1, 63 | angels, whom He uses for spiritual ministrations"; since "they
201 1, 64 | Further, as pride and envy are spiritual sins, so are sloth, ~avarice,
202 1, 64 | avarice, and anger. But spiritual sins are concerned with
203 1, 64 | demons which can belong to ~a spiritual nature. Now a spiritual
204 1, 64 | spiritual nature. Now a spiritual nature cannot be affected
205 1, 64 | as are in keeping with ~spiritual things; because nothing
206 1, 64 | is incited to good of the spiritual order; unless in such ~affection
207 1, 64 | man becomes sluggish in spiritual exercises because they weary ~
208 1, 64 | pride ~and envy are the only spiritual sins which can be found
209 1, 64 | Sometimes in Holy Scripture spiritual instantaneous ~movements
210 1, 65 | punishment. For a demon is a spiritual nature. But a spiritual
211 1, 65 | spiritual nature. But a spiritual nature is ~not affected
212 1, 66 | From the consideration of spiritual creatures we proceed to
213 1, 66 | whether they are invisible and spiritual, or visible and ~corporeal.
214 1, 66 | or ~the affections, as spiritual creatures. But the Apostle'
215 1, 66 | of the lesser good. But spiritual creatures are ~related to
216 1, 66 | created for the sake of spiritual ~creatures, and not on account
217 1, 66 | creatures are unequal to spiritual creatures. Therefore the
218 1, 66 | punishment of the sin of spiritual creatures. For he maintained
219 1, 66 | God ~in the beginning made spiritual creatures only, and all
220 1, 66 | suitable to some ~sin of a spiritual creature, it would follow,
221 1, 66 | it would follow, if other spiritual ~creatures had sinned in
222 1, 66 | made for the sake ~of the spiritual, does not prevent their
223 1, 66 | should be ~produced by the spiritual, as the lower by the higher.~
224 1, 66 | then all creatures, both spiritual and ~corporeal, were produced
225 1, 66 | produced by the finite power of spiritual creatures: for in suchlike ~
226 1, 66 | are without matter are ~spiritual substances, and forms that
227 1, 66 | forms of bodies are from spiritual substances.~Aquin.: SMT
228 1, 66 | such by its essence. But spiritual substances are forms ~essentially,
229 1, 66 | things are derived from spiritual ~substances.~Aquin.: SMT
230 1, 66 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, spiritual substances have more power
231 1, 66 | material forms derived from spiritual ~substances. ~Aquin.: SMT
232 1, 66 | forms are ~derived from spiritual substances, which we call
233 1, 66 | existing in the ~intellect of spiritual creatures (called "intelligences"
234 1, 66 | is moved by a ~created spiritual substance, as Augustine
235 1, 66 | corporeal forms are derived from spiritual ~substances, not emanating
236 1, 67 | two-fold ~glory is looked for, spiritual and corporeal, not only
237 1, 67 | to be made new. Now the ~spiritual glory began with the beginning
238 1, 67 | Gen. ad lit. i, 3): "Both spiritual and ~corporeal creatures
239 1, 68 | proper sense in speaking of ~spiritual things?~(2) Whether light,
240 1, 68 | proper sense in speaking of ~spiritual things?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
241 1, 68 | in its proper sense in ~spiritual things. For Augustine says (
242 1, 68 | ad lit. iv, 28) that "in ~spiritual things light is better and
243 1, 68 | in their proper sense ~in spiritual things. Therefore light
244 1, 68 | in its proper sense in ~spiritual matters.~Aquin.: SMT FP
245 1, 68 | belongs more properly to spiritual ~things than to corporeal.
246 1, 68 | metaphorically when applied to ~spiritual things, as Ambrose says (
247 1, 68 | may properly be applied to spiritual things.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
248 1, 68 | rather a substantial ~or spiritual form.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[67]
249 1, 68 | Further, if it be said that spiritual light is here spoken of,
250 1, 68 | darkness. ~But in the beginning spiritual darkness was not, for even
251 1, 68 | over the production of the spiritual creature, and ~therefore
252 1, 68 | created heaven and earth," ~a spiritual nature as yet formless is
253 1, 68 | by the word ~"earth." And spiritual nature was formed first,
254 1, 68 | forming, therefore, of this spiritual nature ~is signified by
255 1, 68 | light, that is to say, of spiritual ~light. For a spiritual
256 1, 68 | spiritual ~light. For a spiritual nature receives its form
257 1, 68 | think that the production of spiritual creatures was ~purposely
258 1, 68 | sensible things; but that the spiritual or angelic ~creation is
259 1, 68 | spoken ~to them of natures spiritual in substance and nobler
260 1, 68 | signify the formation of spiritual creatures, ~not, indeed,
261 1, 68 | denote the distinction of the spiritual creature from ~other created
262 1, 68 | must be held to mean ~the spiritual darkness of the wicked,
263 1, 69 | first day is the formless spiritual ~nature, and that the heaven
264 1, 69 | above the firmament are "spiritual substances." Wherefore ~
265 1, 69 | with God. Sometimes also spiritual ~blessings, the recompense
266 1, 70 | says that the formless ~spiritual and formless corporeal natures
267 1, 70 | formation of the highest or spiritual nature is recorded in the
268 1, 70 | the first day. For as the ~spiritual nature is higher than the
269 1, 70 | to show that higher and spiritual ~forms, such as the angels
270 1, 71 | made on the first day to be spiritual, and that made on this day
271 1, 71 | but that substances ~of spiritual nature are united to them,
272 1, 71 | influence and ~contact of some spiritual substance, and not, like
273 1, 72 | again, the glory that is spiritual was anticipated in the ~
274 1, 72 | word is ~applied also to spiritual things, and in a twofold
275 1, 73 | for, according to him, spiritual creatures are formed on
276 1, 73 | assigned to the forming of spiritual creatures, two to that of ~
277 1, 73 | matter, and of the formless spiritual nature, both ~of which are
278 1, 73 | day, ~is to be found in spiritual things, as Augustine observes (
279 1, 73 | understood the formless spiritual nature, and by the earth,
280 1, 74 | MAN WHO IS COMPOSED OF A SPIRITUAL AND A CORPOREAL SUBSTANCE:
281 1, 74 | ARTICLES)~Having treated of the spiritual and of the corporeal creature,
282 1, 74 | man, who is composed of a spiritual and corporeal ~substance.
283 1, 74 | things are ~to be found in spiritual substances - essence, power,
284 1, 74 | corporeal matter, nor of spiritual matter.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
285 1, 75 | with the blood; the other, spiritual, which obeys the reason;
286 1, 75 | OBJ 3: Further, what is spiritual is connected with what is
287 1, 75 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: A spiritual substance which is united
288 1, 76 | it is on the confines of spiritual and corporeal ~creatures;
289 1, 77 | one natural, the other spiritual. ~Natural immutation takes
290 1, 77 | the thing heated. Whereas spiritual immutation takes place ~
291 1, 77 | received, according to a spiritual mode ~of existence, into
292 1, 77 | operation of the senses, a spiritual immutation is required,
293 1, 77 | But in some senses we find spiritual immutation only, as in "
294 1, 77 | others we find not only spiritual but also a natural immutation; ~
295 1, 77 | its object, is the most spiritual, the most perfect, and the
296 1, 77 | natural, and not only a spiritual, ~immutation in its organ,
297 1, 77 | the action of the sense; ~spiritual, which is an action of the
298 1, 77 | Augustine calls that vision spiritual which is effected by ~the
299 1, 78 | imaginary vision is ~called spiritual, as Augustine says (Gen.
300 1, 83 | the senses, ~understand spiritual things, which are intelligible.
301 1, 83 | the intellect knows only ~spiritual things; for it follows that
302 1, 83 | is sense, since it is a spiritual power, affected by ~the
303 1, 84 | 22), that "God moves the spiritual creature through time."~
304 1, 85 | the impression of superior spiritual and corporeal ~causes; of
305 1, 85 | and corporeal ~causes; of spiritual causes, when by Divine power
306 1, 85 | receive these impressions of spiritual causes when it is ~withdrawn
307 1, 85 | it is then nearer to the spiritual world, ~and freer from external
308 1, 88 | the world ~of incorporeal spiritual substances; and hence they
309 1, 89 | the different degrees of spiritual ~substance, except according
310 1, 89 | it a corporeal being - or spiritual, which would ~involve the
311 1, 89 | the transmutation of one spiritual substance into another,
312 1, 89 | supposed to be composed of some spiritual matter, as some maintain; ~
313 1, 89 | instrumentality of the angels. For spiritual things have ~more order
314 1, 89 | is ~stated Metaph. v. But spiritual substances are much more
315 1, 89 | because he thought that all ~spiritual substances, whether souls
316 1, 89 | pre-existing corporeal or spiritual matter, nor could it ~be
317 1, 90 | rational soul ~of the genus of spiritual substances, and in likeness
318 1, 90 | being something between ~spiritual and corporeal substances.~
319 1, 90 | Cor. 15:45) refers not to ~spiritual life, but to animal life.
320 1, 92 | for Him?" But God made a ~spiritual image to Himself in man.~
321 1, 92 | vision in us, "corporeal," "spiritual," or imaginary, and ~"intellectual."
322 1, 92 | them either in corporeal or spiritual vision. ~Wherefore the procession
323 1, 93 | was not first ~which is spiritual, but that which is natural."
324 1, 93 | through ~His Essence is most spiritual. Therefore the first man
325 1, 94 | since thereby a kind of spiritual marriage takes place between ~
326 1, 94 | to show that there is a ~spiritual body, if there is an animal
327 1, 94 | animal body, inasmuch as the spiritual ~life of the body began
328 1, 94 | gather that Adam had no spiritual life in his soul; ~but that
329 1, 94 | soul; ~but that he had not spiritual life as regards the body.~
330 1, 96 | resurrection he will have a spiritual life ~needing no food. In
331 1, 96 | whose bodies will be called "spiritual." So, after the ~resurrection,
332 1, 96 | either transferred to a spiritual life, or had need to eat ~
333 1, 99 | Essence, he would have become spiritual in ~soul and body; and his
334 1, 101 | But the tree of life is a spiritual thing, for it is written
335 1, 101 | is not a corporeal, but a spiritual place.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
336 1, 101 | others a place entirely spiritual; while others, whose ~opinion,
337 1, 101 | paradise was both corporeal and spiritual."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[102]
338 1, 101 | within proper limits, a spiritual paradise; so ~long as we
339 1, 101 | foundation of ~whatever spiritual explanation we may offer.
340 1, 101 | 97]~, A[4]). Yet it had a spiritual signification; as the rock
341 1, 101 | corporeal creatures through spiritual creatures." ~Hence it is
342 1, 101 | Hence it is fitting that the spiritual nature should be established
343 1, 101 | natural to the soul or to any spiritual substances, though some ~
344 1, 101 | certain fitness in regard to spiritual ~substances. For the earthly
345 1, 101 | having attained to the spiritual life, ~to be transferred
346 1, 103 | them to corrupt; such are spiritual substances and heavenly
347 1, 103 | potentiality to not-being in spiritual creatures and heavenly bodies
348 1, 105 | angels move, who are purely spiritual ~creatures; (2) How bodies
349 1, 105 | moves, who is composed of a ~spiritual and a corporeal nature.~
350 1, 105 | turning to him: ~since in spiritual things, for one thing to
351 1, 105 | so also does the order of spiritual substances. But, as was
352 1, 105 | acts outside the order of ~spiritual substances, by enlightening
353 1, 105 | the order that belongs to spiritual substances in no way belongs ~
354 1, 105 | order ~which belongs to spiritual substances is never passed
355 1, 105 | corporeal nature, and that of spiritual nature. ~Hence the argument
356 1, 107 | constituted by different spiritual gifts. But among the ~angels
357 1, 107 | among the ~angels all the spiritual gifts are common to all,
358 1, 107 | in the angelic orders all spiritual perfections ~are common
359 1, 107 | accordingly as they befit the spiritual perfections they signify. ~
360 1, 107 | and ~all of them by the spiritual creature, and the bad spirit
361 1, 108 | likewise among men, "the spiritual man ~judgeth all things" (
362 1, 109 | particular than the power of any spiritual ~substance; for every corporeal
363 1, 109 | creature ~must be moved by a spiritual creature. ~Aquin.: SMT FP
364 1, 109 | heavenly bodies are moved by ~spiritual substances; the number of
365 1, 109 | say that there were any spiritual substances with immediate ~
366 1, 109 | Plato in supposing some spiritual ~substance to preside immediately
367 1, 109 | Platonists that different spiritual ~substances were placed
368 1, 109 | corporeal nature is below the spiritual nature. ~But among all corporeal
369 1, 109 | moved immediately by the ~spiritual nature as regards place.
370 1, 109 | are moved locally by the spiritual substances; ~whence we see
371 1, 109 | result from the ~power of spiritual substances.~Aquin.: SMT
372 1, 109 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Spiritual powers are able to effect
373 1, 110 | forms in the imagination are spiritual, they ~are nobler than the
374 1, 112 | corporeal things by immovable spiritual ~substances, and the inferior
375 1, 112 | prevent both bodily and spiritual harm.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[113]
376 1, 114 | acted upon; these are the ~spiritual substances."~Aquin.: SMT
377 1, 114 | are the actions of some spiritual power ~that penetrates all
378 1, 114 | fire ~that heats, but a spiritual power which penetrates,
379 1, 114 | other matter: and that the spiritual ~and immaterial form alone,
380 1, 114 | which it can act; as the spiritual nature acts on the ~corporeal,
381 1, 114 | implies something of a spiritual order. But in ~corporeal
382 1, 114 | heavenly bodies are moved by spiritual ~substances, as stated above (
383 1, 114 | their instruments. But those spiritual substances are superior
384 1, 114 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The spiritual substances, that move the
385 1, 114 | we hold that demons are spiritual ~substances not united to
386 1, 115 | creation, the glorification of spiritual substances, ~and the like.
387 1, 116 | a created corporeal and spiritual nature. In the ~first place
388 1, 116 | natural tendency to obey spiritual substance ~rather than natural
389 1, 116 | corporeal matter does ~not obey spiritual substances at will, but
390 1, 116 | a body naturally obeys a spiritual substance as to local ~motion,
391 1, 116 | the separate soul is a ~spiritual substance. Therefore it
392 1, 116 | OBJ 1: There are certain spiritual substances whose powers
393 1, 117 | as the instrument ~of a spiritual power, especially of God.
394 1, 117 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, spiritual substances before all others
395 1, 117 | bodies, every day innumerable spiritual substances would be added
396 1, 117 | the same nature as those spiritual substances which are not
397 1, 117 | united to the body. For a spiritual ~substance is above time,
398 2, 2 | be had for money: not so spiritual ~things, which cannot be
399 2, 3 | body is to be united to the spiritual ~nature. But above the human
400 2, 4 | happiness is the goal of the spiritual ~race: hence he says (2
401 2, 4 | longer be 'natural,' ~but 'spiritual,' then will it be equalled
402 2, 4 | the soul; but not from the spiritual body, which will be wholly
403 2, 4 | then no longer animal but ~spiritual. Consequently these external
404 2, 4 | Scripture is wont to ~express spiritual things under the form of
405 2, 4 | incompatible with that spiritual life wherein perfect Happiness
406 2, 4 | raised on the height of spiritual goods. Nevertheless a bodily ~
407 2, 4 | lit. viii, 25) that "the spiritual creatures ~receive no other
408 2, 14 | the opinion of wise and spiritual men are not certainly good
409 2, 22 | in two ways. First, by a spiritual change, in respect of which ~
410 2, 22 | appetite, and is not only spiritual, as ~in the sensitive apprehension,
411 2, 27 | manner ~the contemplation of spiritual beauty or goodness is the
412 2, 27 | goodness is the beginning of ~spiritual love. Accordingly knowledge
413 2, 30 | craving for wisdom, or other spiritual goods, is ~sometimes called
414 2, 30 | its own way, tends to the spiritual good, following the lead
415 2, 30 | renders its ~service in spiritual matters, according to Ps.
416 2, 31 | pleasures are greater than spiritual and ~intellectual pleasures?~
417 2, 31 | pleasures are greater than ~spiritual and intelligible pleasures.
418 2, 31 | pleasures, than intelligible spiritual pleasures. Therefore bodily ~
419 2, 31 | there is no need to check spiritual ~pleasures. Therefore bodily
420 2, 31 | If, however, intellectual spiritual pleasures be compared with
421 2, 31 | and absolutely speaking, spiritual ~pleasures are greater.
422 2, 31 | conjunction itself. ~For spiritual good is both greater and
423 2, 31 | soon pass away; whereas spiritual goods are incorruptible.~
424 2, 31 | this does not occur ~in spiritual pleasures, save by reason
425 2, 31 | are welcomed more than ~spiritual pleasures, which have no
426 2, 31 | the majority cannot attain spiritual pleasures, which are proper
427 2, 31 | checked by reason. But spiritual pleasures are in the mind,
428 2, 33 | which is a ~magnitude of the spiritual order: and in this respect
429 2, 33 | thus more than all ~others spiritual pleasures cause thirst or
430 2, 33 | sometimes desires another kind. ~Spiritual pleasures, on the contrary,
431 2, 34 | says (1 Cor. 2:15): "The ~spiritual man judgeth all things."
432 2, 35 | known, than in reference to spiritual pains.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
433 2, 37 | body. For ~sorrow has a spiritual existence in the soul. But
434 2, 37 | things which have ~only a spiritual existence do not cause a
435 2, 37 | naturally moves the body, the spiritual ~movement of the soul is
436 2, 37 | there any parallel with spiritual images, because they are
437 2, 39 | cause of bodily ~pain, so spiritual evil is the object and cause
438 2, 39 | bodily evil. Therefore every spiritual sorrow ~is an evil of the
439 2, 42 | can ~inflict punishment, spiritual or corporal. In this way,
440 2, 50 | there are intellectual (i.e. spiritual) powers in ~the divine intelligences (
441 2, 52 | quantities to intelligible spiritual things, on ~account of the
442 2, 62 | hope - and as to a certain spiritual ~union, whereby the will
443 2, 65 | abideth in death." Now the spiritual life is perfected by the
444 2, 66 | vice versa: because "the ~spiritual man judgeth all things;
445 2, 67 | OBJ 2: Further, faith is a spiritual light of the soul, according
446 2, 69 | this life, yet they suffer spiritual punishment. Hence ~Augustine
447 2, 69 | life, yet they never lack spiritual rewards, even in this life, ~
448 2, 70 | from the material ~to the spiritual world. Now fruit, among
449 2, 70 | the tree. Accordingly, in spiritual ~matters, we may take the
450 2, 70 | fruit is the product of spiritual seed, as stated (A[1]~).
451 2, 70 | fruit as growing from a ~spiritual seed in a good ground, viz. "
452 2, 70 | all the works, whether ~spiritual or carnal. However, by a
453 2, 72 | the distinction between spiritual and carnal sins;~(3) Whether
454 2, 72 | For pride is about ~things spiritual and material as Gregory
455 2, 72 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether spiritual sins are fittingly distinguished
456 2, 72 | OBJ 1: It would seem that spiritual sins are unfittingly distinguished ~
457 2, 72 | not be distinguished from spiritual ~sins.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
458 2, 72 | not be distinguished from ~spiritual sins.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[72]
459 2, 72 | sins are both carnal and spiritual, and consequently ~they
460 2, 72 | seven ~capital sins five are spiritual, and two carnal."~Aquin.:
461 2, 72 | this ~can also be called spiritual pleasure, e.g. when one
462 2, 72 | those sins which consist in spiritual pleasure, are called ~spiritual
463 2, 72 | spiritual pleasure, are called ~spiritual sins; while those which
464 2, 72 | the carnal sins there is a spiritual act, viz. the ~act of reason:
465 2, 72 | xxxi, 17) that it is a spiritual sin.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[72]
466 2, 73 | sins are more grievous than spiritual sins?~(6) Whether the gravity
467 2, 73 | sins are of less guilt than spiritual sins?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[73]
468 2, 73 | not of less guilt than ~spiritual sins. Because adultery is
469 2, 73 | covetousness, which is ~a spiritual sin; while adultery pertains
470 2, 73 | are of greater guilt than spiritual sins.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[73]
471 2, 73 | anger." But anger is a ~spiritual sin, according to Gregory (
472 2, 73 | sin is more grievous than ~spiritual sin.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[73]
473 2, 73 | but of more shame than spiritual sins.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[73]
474 2, 73 | Para. 1/1~I answer that, Spiritual sins are of greater guilt
475 2, 73 | does not mean that each spiritual sin is of greater guilt
476 2, 73 | sole difference between spiritual ~and carnal, spiritual sins
477 2, 73 | between spiritual ~and carnal, spiritual sins are more grievous than
478 2, 73 | of the subject: because spiritual sins belong to the spirit, ~
479 2, 73 | closer cleaving; whereas spiritual sin denotes more a "turning ~
480 2, 73 | against whom he commits spiritual ~sins, and consequently
481 2, 73 | sins, and consequently spiritual sins, as such, are of greater
482 2, 73 | of ~the flesh. Therefore spiritual sins, as such, are of greater
483 2, 73 | sufficient cause of ~another's spiritual death, because no man dies
484 2, 73 | will, such as natural and spiritual goods, it is a ~graver sin
485 2, 74 | destroys the ~principle of spiritual life, viz. the last end,
486 2, 74 | viz. the last end, causes spiritual death, ~which is mortal
487 2, 74 | is the principle of the spiritual ~life, as the heart is of
488 2, 76 | undermines the foundation of the spiritual ~edifice.~Aquin.: SMT FS
489 2, 77 | the flesh." The other is spiritual ~concupiscence, and is directed
490 2, 77 | and the like; and this ~spiritual concupiscence is called "
491 2, 77 | irascible passions ~conform to spiritual concupiscence.~Aquin.: SMT
492 2, 78 | suffer the ~loss of some spiritual good, so that it may obtain
493 2, 78 | man wishes knowingly a spiritual evil, which is evil simply,
494 2, 78 | whereby he ~is deprived of a spiritual good, in order to possess
495 2, 78 | something that excludes a spiritual good: the result being that
496 2, 78 | being that a man ~chooses a spiritual evil, that he may obtain
497 2, 78 | Venial sin does not exclude spiritual good, consisting in ~the
498 2, 79 | Whether God is the cause of spiritual blindness and hardness of ~
499 2, 79 | Whether God is the cause of spiritual blindness and hardness of
500 2, 79 | God is not the cause of spiritual blindness ~and hardness
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