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Part, Question
1 1, 1 | inquiry: ~(1) Whether it is necessary?~(2) Whether it is a science?~(
2 1, 1 | 1~I answer that, It was necessary for man's salvation that
3 1, 1 | to the end. Hence it was necessary for ~the salvation of man
4 1, 1 | have discovered, it was necessary that ~man should be taught
5 1, 1 | and more surely, it was necessary that they should be ~taught
6 1, 1 | revelation. It was therefore necessary ~that besides philosophical
7 1, 1 | use of metaphors as both necessary and useful.~Aquin.: SMT
8 1, 1 | of this, ~since nothing necessary to faith is contained under
9 1, 2 | existence of anything, it is ~necessary to accept as a middle term
10 1, 2 | the ~hand. Therefore it is necessary to arrive at a first mover,
11 1, 2 | plainly false. Therefore it is necessary to admit ~a first efficient
12 1, 2 | the existence of which is ~necessary. But every necessary thing
13 1, 2 | is ~necessary. But every necessary thing either has its necessity
14 1, 2 | to go on to infinity in necessary ~things which have their
15 1, 3 | individualized of themselves - it is ~necessary the forms themselves should
16 1, 6 | depends on it. Thus it is not ~necessary that there should be composition
17 1, 6 | good essentially, it is necessary to say ~that its goodness
18 1, 6 | accidents being added as necessary for its perfect ~operation;
19 1, 7 | substantial form, it is necessary that ~determinate accidents
20 1, 7 | subtracts ~whatever he finds necessary; which line he calls infinite.~
21 1, 7 | an infinite multitude is necessary that something may ~exist.
22 1, 7 | existence as ~such is not necessary, but accidental. This can
23 1, 8 | removed from Him; nor is it necessary ~that He should be in all
24 1, 8 | of place. Hence it is not necessary ~for that which is whole
25 1, 8 | Therefore against these it is necessary to say that ~God is in all
26 1, 8 | 14). ~Against these it is necessary to say that God is in all
27 1, 8 | others. ~Against these it is necessary to say that He is in all
28 1, 8 | two modes of presence are necessary; viz. by ~essence and by
29 1, 8 | already ~exist, it would be necessary that God should be in all
30 1, 10 | 1~OBJ 3: Further, every necessary thing is eternal. But there
31 1, 10 | eternal. But there are many ~necessary things; as, for instance,
32 1, 10 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Necessary means a certain mode of
33 1, 10 | this sense the true and necessary are eternal, because they
34 1, 10 | second opinion, it would be necessary to say ~that there is one
35 1, 10 | measured by one, it is not necessary that ~the one should be
36 1, 12 | impossible. Therefore ~it is not necessary that every creature should
37 1, 12 | the intellect. Hence it is necessary that some supernatural ~
38 1, 12 | preceding article, it is necessary that the ~power of understanding
39 1, 12 | 1: The created light is necessary to see the essence of God, ~
40 1, 12 | Even so corporeal light ~is necessary as regards external sight,
41 1, 12 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: It is not necessary that whoever sees a mirror
42 1, 12 | sensible object, it is not necessary to see the substance of
43 1, 12 | intelligible object, it is not ~necessary to see the essence of God.~
44 1, 13 | measured; ~hence it is not necessary that God and creatures should
45 1, 13 | habitude. Nevertheless it is necessary to know that since relation
46 1, 13 | or ~otherwise, it is not necessary by nature or otherwise of
47 1, 13 | 1~Reply OBJ 3: It is not necessary that all the divine names
48 1, 14 | things. Hence it is not necessary that what ever God knows,
49 1, 14 | will be; but only is this necessary as regards what He wills
50 1, 14 | contingent ~things. For from a necessary cause proceeds a necessary
51 1, 14 | necessary cause proceeds a necessary effect. But the ~knowledge
52 1, 14 | therefore that knowledge is necessary, what He knows must also
53 1, 14 | what He knows must also be ~necessary. Therefore the knowledge
54 1, 14 | antecedent is ~absolutely necessary must have an absolutely
55 1, 14 | must have an absolutely necessary consequent. For ~the antecedent
56 1, 14 | the conclusion: ~and from necessary principles only a necessary
57 1, 14 | necessary principles only a necessary conclusion can follow, as ~
58 1, 14 | conditional of this is ~absolutely necessary, because it is eternal,
59 1, 14 | consequent is also absolutely necessary. Therefore ~whatever God
60 1, 14 | whatever God knows, is necessary; and so the knowledge of
61 1, 14 | Although the supreme cause is necessary, the effect may be ~contingent
62 1, 14 | is the first ~cause, is necessary. So likewise things known
63 1, 14 | is ~the first cause, is necessary.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[14] A[
64 1, 14 | contingent to ~be future," is not necessary, but contingent; because,
65 1, 14 | because it is a ~compound of necessary and contingent; as this
66 1, 14 | and the same applies to necessary and ~contingent. Hence it
67 1, 14 | antecedent is absolutely ~necessary. Nor does it follow, as
68 1, 14 | consequent is ~absolutely necessary, because the antecedent
69 1, 14 | its ~antecedent the remote necessary cause, and the consequent
70 1, 14 | presentiality. And thus it is necessary, ~as also is the antecedent: "
71 1, 14 | is known by us ~must be necessary, even as it is in itself;
72 1, 14 | is known by God must be ~necessary according to the mode in
73 1, 14 | Everything which God knows is necessary." If ~understood of the
74 1, 14 | which is known by God is' is necessary." ~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[14]
75 1, 15 | things. It is not therefore necessary to suppose ideas.~Aquin.:
76 1, 15 | 1/2~I answer that, It is necessary to suppose ideas in the
77 1, 16 | the thing, ~yet it is not necessary that truth should be there
78 1, 19 | For ~everything eternal is necessary. But whatever God wills,
79 1, 19 | to the nature of God is necessary, for ~God is of Himself
80 1, 19 | for ~God is of Himself necessary being, and the principle
81 1, 19 | Further, being that is not necessary, and being that is possible ~
82 1, 19 | which a thing is said to be ~necessary, namely, absolutely, and
83 1, 19 | thing to be ~absolutely necessary from the relation of the
84 1, 19 | thus it is ~absolutely necessary that man is an animal. It
85 1, 19 | thus it is absolutely ~necessary that a number must be odd
86 1, 19 | In this way it is not ~necessary that Socrates sits: wherefore
87 1, 19 | sits: wherefore it is not necessary absolutely, ~though it may
88 1, 19 | For the divine will ~has a necessary relation to the divine goodness,
89 1, 19 | as any other faculty has necessary ~relation to its proper
90 1, 19 | Himself is not absolutely ~necessary. Yet it can be necessary
91 1, 19 | necessary. Yet it can be necessary by supposition, for supposing
92 1, 19 | Reply OBJ 4: Sometimes a necessary cause has a non-necessary
93 1, 19 | which by its nature is necessary, ~determines itself to will
94 1, 19 | things to which it has no necessary relation.~Aquin.: SMT FP
95 1, 19 | As the divine essence is necessary of itself, so is the ~divine
96 1, 19 | divine knowledge has a ~necessary relation to the thing known;
97 1, 19 | then all other things have necessary existence inasmuch ~as they
98 1, 19 | absolute necessity so as to be necessary in ~themselves, in so far
99 1, 19 | must have the end and the necessary means ~predetermined for
100 1, 19 | absolute ~necessity, yet it is necessary by supposition, on account
101 1, 19 | 3: Further, whatever is necessary by its antecedent cause
102 1, 19 | its antecedent cause is ~necessary absolutely; it is thus necessary
103 1, 19 | necessary absolutely; it is thus necessary that animals should die,
104 1, 19 | conditional statement is necessary. It follows ~therefore that
105 1, 19 | that all that God wills is necessary absolutely.~Aquin.: SMT
106 1, 19 | that what God produces by necessary causes ~is necessary; and
107 1, 19 | by necessary causes ~is necessary; and what He produces by
108 1, 19 | between the contingent and the necessary is to be referred ~only
109 1, 19 | effects ~He has attached necessary causes, that cannot fail;
110 1, 19 | by insisting upon it as ~necessary by precept, and by prohibiting
111 1, 19 | precept to ~good that is necessary and counsel to good that
112 1, 22 | 1/1~I answer that, It is necessary to attribute providence
113 1, 22 | before (Q[19], A[4]), it ~is necessary that the type of the order
114 1, 22 | prepared for some things ~necessary causes, so that they happen
115 1, 22 | that properly speaking ~'necessary' and "contingent" are consequent
116 1, 23 | reprobates any man, it would be necessary for ~reprobation to have
117 1, 23 | represented in things. Now it is necessary that God's goodness, ~which
118 1, 23 | subject to ~providence are necessary; some things happening from
119 1, 23 | wills any created thing is necessary ~on the supposition that
120 1, 23 | divine will, but is not necessary absolutely; so the same
121 1, 23 | in such ~numbers as are necessary on account of that other
122 1, 25 | A[1]). Wherefore, it is necessary that the active ~power in
123 1, 25 | than His power. It is not necessary, ~therefore, that the infinite
124 1, 25 | quickly does it move; ~the necessary conclusion is that if its
125 1, 25 | agent; whence it is not ~necessary that the whole of its power
126 1, 25 | then we destroy also the necessary; for what necessarily ~exists
127 1, 25 | nothing at ~all that is necessary in things if God were omnipotent.
128 1, 29 | premised what have appeared necessary notions concerning the ~
129 1, 29 | unnamed by us, it is sometimes necessary to use accidental differences
130 1, 29 | confuting heretics made it necessary to find new words to ~express
131 1, 32 | doubt that probable and even necessary arguments can be found for ~
132 1, 32 | grasp that ~for which no necessary reason can be given, it
133 1, 32 | infinite ~goodness, it is not necessary that an infinite effect
134 1, 32 | the divine ~persons was necessary for us. It was necessary
135 1, 32 | necessary for us. It was necessary for the right idea of ~creation.
136 1, 32 | Person of the Father, it is necessary that the relations should
137 1, 34 | essence. Hence it is not ~necessary that the Word should proceed
138 1, 36 | must conclude that it ~is necessary to say that either the Son
139 1, 36 | not arisen, it was not necessary to make any explicit declaration
140 1, 36 | rather it is absolutely necessary. Forasmuch as one power ~
141 1, 36 | the Holy ~Ghost, it seems necessary to say, conversely, that
142 1, 36 | contradictory; and hence it is not necessary to ~assert one or other
143 1, 40 | something ~common to all, it is necessary to seek out the principle
144 1, 40 | not person, it would be necessary to abstract the rationality
145 1, 40 | person; for then it would be necessary to say ~conversely that
146 1, 41 | Whether these acts are necessary, or voluntary?~(3) Whether
147 1, 41 | passion, and therefore it was ~necessary to signify the habitudes
148 1, 41 | what is not voluntary is necessary. Therefore if the ~Father
149 1, 41 | because God ~is of Himself necessary being, whereas a creature
150 1, 41 | 5: A thing is said to be necessary "of itself," and "by reason ~
151 1, 41 | compelling cause, and thus necessary means ~what is violent;
152 1, 41 | when a thing is said ~to be necessary as the means to an end,
153 1, 41 | is the divine generation necessary; because God is not the ~
154 1, 41 | But a thing is said to ~be necessary "of itself" which cannot
155 1, 41 | be: in this sense it is ~necessary for God to be; and in the
156 1, 41 | in the same sense it is necessary that the ~Father beget the
157 1, 41 | regarded as possible, but necessary. Therefore, as ~regards
158 1, 41 | Possible, as opposed to what is necessary, is a consequence ~of a
159 1, 41 | as contained in what is necessary; and in this latter sense
160 1, 43 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: It was necessary for the Son to be declared
161 1, 43 | 2~Reply OBJ 6: It is not necessary that the invisible mission
162 1, 44 | Para. 1/1~Whether it is necessary that every being be created
163 1, 44 | would seem that it is not necessary that every being be ~created
164 1, 44 | efficient cause. ~But no necessary thing can not exist, because
165 1, 44 | Therefore as there are many necessary things in ~existence, it
166 1, 44 | some to say that what is necessary ~has no cause (Phys. viii,
167 1, 44 | demonstrative sciences, where necessary principles are the causes
168 1, 44 | principles are the causes of ~necessary conclusions. And therefore
169 1, 44 | 6), ~that there are some necessary things which have a cause
170 1, 44 | because the effect is not necessary, but because the effect
171 1, 44 | any way. And thus ~it is necessary to say that also primary
172 1, 44 | not pure act. Hence it is necessary that ~even what is potential
173 1, 44 | species. ~Therefore it is necessary to admit self-existing species,
174 1, 44 | anything an ~exemplar is necessary, it is in order that the
175 1, 44 | beings, still it is not necessary that a thing should have
176 1, 44 | conditions; but it is not necessary that the universals should ~
177 1, 45 | created ~by God, but it is necessary to say that all things were
178 1, 45 | all being. Hence it is ~necessary to say that God brings things
179 1, 45 | in ~that case it would be necessary for the same reason to suppose
180 1, 45 | the creature. Nor is it ~necessary that as long as the creature
181 1, 45 | in ~"this": and so it is necessary to presuppose that whereby
182 1, 45 | to be found. Nor is it ~necessary that these three things
183 1, 45 | kind of analogy. Nor ~is it necessary to say that their forms
184 1, 46 | things. Therefore things are ~necessary, according as it is necessary
185 1, 46 | necessary, according as it is necessary for God to will them, since
186 1, 46 | absolutely speaking, ~it is not necessary that God should will anything
187 1, 46 | Himself. It is ~not therefore necessary for God to will that the
188 1, 46 | cause. It is not ~therefore necessary for the world to be always;
189 1, 46 | eternal effect. Nor is it necessary for some change to be presupposed, ~
190 1, 46 | matter; and hence it is necessary that it introduce the ~form
191 1, 46 | eternity of movement, it is necessary that any given moment in ~
192 1, 46 | OBJ 2: Further, if it is necessary to say that the world was
193 1, 46 | not successive, it is not necessary ~for the maker to be prior
194 1, 46 | But it does not lead to a necessary conclusion, except as ~to
195 1, 47 | multiplication of creatures is necessary.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[47] A[
196 1, 49 | not fail in doing what is necessary for the safety ~of all.
197 1, 49 | something common, it is necessary to search ~for one common
198 1, 49 | participation. Hence it is not necessary to reduce it to any essential ~
199 1, 50 | 44) that this is not a ~necessary argument, but a probable
200 1, 50 | species. For it would be necessary for matter to be the principle
201 1, 50 | another; otherwise it would be necessary ~that all irrational animals
202 1, 50 | 1]) there is a kind of ~necessary thing which has a cause
203 1, 50 | it is not ~repugnant to a necessary or incorruptible being to
204 1, 52 | similar fashion it is not necessary on this account for the ~
205 1, 52 | moves the heavens, is it necessary for him to be ~everywhere.
206 1, 53 | the place. Hence it ~is necessary for local movement of a
207 1, 53 | containing it. Hence it is not necessary for the ~local movement
208 1, 53 | Q[52], A[2]). Nor is it necessary for these contacts to be ~
209 1, 53 | point. Therefore it is necessary for the thing moved to be
210 1, 53 | mid-space: and so it was necessary for him to pass ~through
211 1, 54 | substance, it would ~be necessary for it to be subsisting.
212 1, 54 | soul. Consequently it is necessary that there should be ~some
213 1, 55 | completed by the form, it is necessary for all things to which ~
214 1, 55 | knowledge alone. Therefore it is necessary for the species, by which
215 1, 55 | extreme to the other it is necessary to ~pass through the middle.
216 1, 55 | simply. Consequently it is necessary for the ~lower intelligences
217 1, 57 | Incarnation. ~Hence it was necessary for all of them to be instructed
218 1, 57 | comprehend it. So it is not necessary for them to know ~everything
219 1, 64 | revealed ~to them as is necessary; and that is done either
220 1, 66 | to contemplation, not as ~necessary, but as congruous, that
221 1, 68 | firmament, on which point it is ~necessary to set forth the different
222 1, 69 | 1/2~I answer that, It is necessary to reply differently to
223 1, 69 | water and earth; but as ~a necessary means towards an end, namely,
224 1, 69 | be on the earth, it was necessary for the waters to be withdrawn
225 1, 70 | nutrition, our body is a necessary instrument. Hence it is
226 1, 72 | house, these things are necessary for the perfection of the
227 1, 73 | Therefore it was not ~necessary that after all had been
228 1, 74 | the first day, it was ~not necessary there to add, "He made."
229 1, 74 | command. But as it was necessary, for the sake of those especially
230 1, 75 | potentially. Hence it ~is necessary, not that the likeness of
231 1, 75 | Reply OBJ 3: The body is necessary for the action of the intellect,
232 1, 76 | But nature never fails in necessary ~things: therefore the intellectual
233 1, 76 | Reply OBJ 2: A body is not necessary to the intellectual soul
234 1, 76 | contrary, they would be ~necessary, for on the part of the
235 1, 76 | animal. x): "It is not necessary for the soul to be in each
236 1, 76 | each part thereof, it is necessary to distinguish. If we ~mean
237 1, 40 | something ~common to all, it is necessary to seek out the principle
238 1, 40 | not person, it would be necessary to abstract the rationality
239 1, 40 | person; for then it would be necessary to say ~conversely that
240 1, 41 | Whether these acts are necessary, or voluntary?~(3) Whether
241 1, 41 | passion, and therefore it was ~necessary to signify the habitudes
242 1, 41 | what is not voluntary is necessary. Therefore if the ~Father
243 1, 41 | because God ~is of Himself necessary being, whereas a creature
244 1, 41 | 5: A thing is said to be necessary "of itself," and "by reason ~
245 1, 41 | compelling cause, and thus necessary means ~what is violent;
246 1, 41 | when a thing is said ~to be necessary as the means to an end,
247 1, 41 | is the divine generation necessary; because God is not the ~
248 1, 41 | But a thing is said to ~be necessary "of itself" which cannot
249 1, 41 | be: in this sense it is ~necessary for God to be; and in the
250 1, 41 | in the same sense it is necessary that the ~Father beget the
251 1, 41 | regarded as possible, but necessary. Therefore, as ~regards
252 1, 41 | Possible, as opposed to what is necessary, is a consequence ~of a
253 1, 41 | as contained in what is necessary; and in this latter sense
254 1, 43 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: It was necessary for the Son to be declared
255 1, 43 | 2~Reply OBJ 6: It is not necessary that the invisible mission
256 1, 45 | Para. 1/1~Whether it is necessary that every being be created
257 1, 45 | would seem that it is not necessary that every being be ~created
258 1, 45 | efficient cause. ~But no necessary thing can not exist, because
259 1, 45 | Therefore as there are many necessary things in ~existence, it
260 1, 45 | some to say that what is necessary ~has no cause (Phys. viii,
261 1, 45 | demonstrative sciences, where necessary principles are the causes
262 1, 45 | principles are the causes of ~necessary conclusions. And therefore
263 1, 45 | 6), ~that there are some necessary things which have a cause
264 1, 45 | because the effect is not necessary, but because the effect
265 1, 45 | any way. And thus ~it is necessary to say that also primary
266 1, 45 | not pure act. Hence it is necessary that ~even what is potential
267 1, 45 | species. ~Therefore it is necessary to admit self-existing species,
268 1, 45 | anything an ~exemplar is necessary, it is in order that the
269 1, 45 | beings, still it is not necessary that a thing should have
270 1, 45 | conditions; but it is not necessary that the universals should ~
271 1, 46 | created ~by God, but it is necessary to say that all things were
272 1, 46 | all being. Hence it is ~necessary to say that God brings things
273 1, 46 | in ~that case it would be necessary for the same reason to suppose
274 1, 46 | the creature. Nor is it ~necessary that as long as the creature
275 1, 46 | in ~"this": and so it is necessary to presuppose that whereby
276 1, 46 | to be found. Nor is it ~necessary that these three things
277 1, 46 | kind of analogy. Nor ~is it necessary to say that their forms
278 1, 47 | things. Therefore things are ~necessary, according as it is necessary
279 1, 47 | necessary, according as it is necessary for God to will them, since
280 1, 47 | absolutely speaking, ~it is not necessary that God should will anything
281 1, 47 | Himself. It is not therefore necessary for God to will that the
282 1, 47 | cause. It is not ~therefore necessary for the world to be always;
283 1, 47 | eternal effect. Nor is it necessary for some change to be presupposed, ~
284 1, 47 | matter; and hence it is necessary that it introduce the ~form
285 1, 47 | eternity of movement, it is necessary that any given moment in ~
286 1, 47 | OBJ 2: Further, if it is necessary to say that the world was
287 1, 47 | not successive, it is not necessary ~for the maker to be prior
288 1, 47 | But it does not lead to a necessary conclusion, except as ~to
289 1, 48 | multiplication of creatures is necessary.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[47] A[
290 1, 50 | not fail in doing what is necessary for the safety ~of all.
291 1, 50 | something common, it is necessary to search ~for one common
292 1, 50 | participation. Hence it is not necessary to reduce it to any essential ~
293 1, 51 | 44) that this is not a ~necessary argument, but a probable
294 1, 51 | species. For it would be necessary for matter to be the principle
295 1, 51 | another; otherwise it would be necessary ~that all irrational animals
296 1, 51 | 1]) there is a kind of ~necessary thing which has a cause
297 1, 51 | it is not ~repugnant to a necessary or incorruptible being to
298 1, 53 | similar fashion it is not necessary on this account for the ~
299 1, 53 | moves the heavens, is it necessary for him to be ~everywhere.
300 1, 54 | the place. Hence it ~is necessary for local movement of a
301 1, 54 | containing it. Hence it is not necessary for the ~local movement
302 1, 54 | Q[52], A[2]). Nor is it necessary for these contacts to be ~
303 1, 54 | point. Therefore it is necessary for the thing moved to be
304 1, 54 | mid-space: and so it was necessary for him to pass ~through
305 1, 55 | substance, it would ~be necessary for it to be subsisting.
306 1, 55 | soul. Consequently it is necessary that there should be ~some
307 1, 56 | completed by the form, it is necessary for all things to which ~
308 1, 56 | knowledge alone. Therefore it is necessary for the species, by which
309 1, 56 | extreme to the other it is necessary to ~pass through the middle.
310 1, 56 | simply. Consequently it is necessary for the ~lower intelligences
311 1, 58 | Incarnation. ~Hence it was necessary for all of them to be instructed
312 1, 58 | comprehend it. So it is not necessary for them to know ~everything
313 1, 65 | revealed ~to them as is necessary; and that is done either
314 1, 67 | to contemplation, not as ~necessary, but as congruous, that
315 1, 69 | firmament, on which point it is ~necessary to set forth the different
316 1, 70 | 1/2~I answer that, It is necessary to reply differently to
317 1, 70 | water and earth; but as ~a necessary means towards an end, namely,
318 1, 70 | be on the earth, it was necessary for the waters to be withdrawn
319 1, 71 | nutrition, our body is a necessary instrument. Hence it is
320 1, 71 | house, these things are necessary for the ~perfection of the
321 1, 72 | Therefore it was not ~necessary that after all had been
322 1, 73 | the first day, it was ~not necessary there to add, "He made."
323 1, 73 | command. But as it was necessary, for the sake of those especially
324 1, 74 | potentially. Hence it ~is necessary, not that the likeness of
325 1, 74 | Reply OBJ 3: The body is necessary for the action of the intellect,
326 1, 75 | But nature never fails in necessary ~things: therefore the intellectual
327 1, 75 | Reply OBJ 2: A body is not necessary to the intellectual soul
328 1, 75 | contrary, they would be ~necessary, for on the part of the
329 1, 75 | animal. x): "It is not necessary for the soul to be in each
330 1, 75 | each part thereof, it is necessary to distinguish. If we ~mean
331 1, 77 | is from a semen, it ~is necessary that in the beginning an
332 1, 77 | of the body. This is also necessary for the action of the ~augmentative
333 1, 77 | nature does not fail in necessary things, there must ~needs
334 1, 77 | some distinct principle is necessary for this; since the perception ~
335 1, 78 | A[3]; Q[77], A[1]) it is necessary to say that the intellect
336 1, 78 | Anima iii, 5), that "it is ~necessary for these differences,"
337 1, 78 | intellect, it would still be necessary to assign ~to the human
338 1, 78 | by which the soul knows necessary things, ~is another principle,
339 1, 78 | ordained." Now ~contingent and necessary are generically different,
340 1, 78 | incorruptible. Since, therefore, necessary is the same as eternal,
341 1, 78 | as the higher reason: for necessary truths are found even ~among
342 1, 78 | which the intellect knows ~necessary things, is distinct from
343 1, 78 | Wherefore it perfectly knows ~necessary things which have perfect
344 1, 78 | inquires. For contingent and necessary, though differing ~according
345 1, 79 | 1/2~I answer that, It is necessary to assign an appetitive
346 1, 79 | natural form. And so it is necessary to assign an appetitive
347 1, 79 | above. ~Therefore it is necessary to assign to the soul a
348 1, 81 | 10) that it anything is necessary, it is not voluntary. ~But
349 1, 81 | will." Now if this were not necessary, but contingent, ~there
350 1, 81 | For that ~which must be is necessary. Now that a thing must be
351 1, 81 | when ~we say that it is necessary for the three angles of
352 1, 81 | instance, food is said to be necessary for life, and a ~horse is
353 1, 81 | for life, and a ~horse is necessary for a journey. This is called "
354 1, 81 | intelligible which have not a necessary connection ~with the first
355 1, 81 | propositions ~which have a necessary connection with the first
356 1, 81 | once it is aware of the necessary connection of these conclusions
357 1, 81 | goods which have not ~a necessary connection with happiness,
358 1, 81 | some things which have a necessary connection with happiness,
359 1, 82 | as man is rational is it necessary ~that man have a free-will.~
360 1, 83 | concerned with things that are ~necessary and unchangeable. But all
361 1, 83 | immaterial, universal, and necessary.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[84] A[
362 1, 83 | Secondly, because if it were ~necessary for the thing known to exist
363 1, 83 | Especially does the body seem necessary to the ~intellectual soul,
364 1, 83 | awakening does not seem necessary to the soul, except in as
365 1, 83 | Avicenna, that the senses are necessary to the ~soul, because by
366 1, 84 | the form. Neither ~is it necessary that, as regards us, knowledge
367 1, 85 | are not contingent, but necessary ~things.~Aquin.: SMT FP
368 1, 85 | thing has in it something necessary: for example, that ~Socrates
369 1, 85 | of running to ~motion is necessary, for it is necessary that
370 1, 85 | is necessary, for it is necessary that Socrates move if he
371 1, 85 | while the universal and necessary principles of contingent ~
372 1, 85 | then all science is of ~necessary things. But if we consider
373 1, 85 | thus some ~sciences are of necessary things, some of contingent
374 1, 85 | cause be such as to have a necessary connection ~with its future
375 1, 88 | and imagination ~which are necessary for the abstraction of species:
376 1, 88 | determinate distance would be necessary. This is, however, impossible ~
377 1, 90 | such defect arises as a necessary ~result of the matter, from
378 1, 91 | 1 ~I answer that, It was necessary for woman to be made, as
379 1, 91 | his wife." This was most necessary as regards the human race,
380 1, 92 | another, but it is also necessary to observe what proceeds ~
381 1, 93 | supernatural end: ~just as it is necessary for us to know the truths
382 1, 93 | supernatural truths as was necessary for the direction ~of human
383 1, 93 | effort, and which are not necessary for the direction of ~human
384 1, 96 | require ~food. For food is necessary for man to restore what
385 1, 96 | not have ~taken more than necessary food, so that there would
386 1, 97 | animals, it would ~have been necessary to make a division of rights
387 1, 97 | sin would have been very necessary, for such a great ~blessing
388 1, 97 | division of possessions is necessary ~on account of the multiplicity
389 1, 103 | them, so that it is not necessary to keep them from corruption.
390 1, 106 | mind. Therefore it is not necessary ~that one angel should speak
391 1, 106 | and in this way it is not necessary that these speeches ~should
392 1, 107 | the ~angelic orders it is necessary to observe that the proper
393 1, 107 | attained, it is no longer necessary to tend ~towards the end.
394 1, 108 | that order, it would seem necessary to give them ~the names
395 1, 108 | knowledge, there is no ~necessary manifestation of the truth
396 1, 112 | many ways; and so it was necessary that angels should be deputed
397 1, 112 | men it seems especially ~necessary to coerce the demons, which
398 1, 114 | act. And therefore it ~is necessary to suppose some active principle
399 1, 114 | Para. 3/3~Therefore it is necessary, as the Philosopher says (
400 1, 114 | movements and ~dispositions, are necessary beings; it seems that their
401 1, 114 | that heavenly principle is necessary, it follows that the ~effect
402 1, 115 | dispositions of causes is in itself necessary, so ~that all things would
403 1, 115 | conditional is true and necessary: "If God ~foreknew that
404 1, 117 | united to the body, which is necessary to it for ~the operation
405 1, 117 | does not fail in what is ~necessary." Secondly, because there
406 1, 118 | same, identity of matter is necessary. But ~this is incongruous.
407 2, 1 | s compulsion, it is ~not necessary that he should know the
408 2, 1 | indefinitely. Therefore it is necessary to fix one last ~end.~Aquin.:
409 2, 1 | complete." It is therefore necessary ~for the last end so to
410 2, 2 | lack many ~goods that are necessary to him; for instance, wisdom,
411 2, 2 | the health of the body is necessary. Since, ~therefore, happiness
412 2, 3 | needed for happiness, as a ~necessary disposition thereto. And
413 2, 4 | 5) Whether the body is necessary for man's happiness?~(6)
414 2, 4 | perfection of the body is necessary?~(7) Whether any external
415 2, 4 | Whether any external goods are necessary?~(8) Whether the fellowship
416 2, 4 | fellowship of friends is necessary?~~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[4] A[
417 2, 4 | seems that delight is not ~necessary for happiness.~Aquin.: SMT
418 2, 4 | Therefore delight is not necessary for happiness.~Aquin.: SMT
419 2, 4 | answer that, One thing may be necessary for another in four ways. ~
420 2, 4 | it: thus instruction is necessary ~for science. Secondly,
421 2, 4 | perfecting it: thus the soul is necessary for ~the life of the body.
422 2, 4 | without: thus friends ~are necessary for some undertaking. Fourthly,
423 2, 4 | we might say that heat is necessary for fire. And in this way ~
424 2, 4 | in this way ~delight is necessary for happiness. For it is
425 2, 4 | those operations which ~are necessary for the preservation of
426 2, 4 | Whether comprehension is necessary for happiness?~Aquin.: SMT
427 2, 4 | that comprehension is not necessary for happiness. ~For Augustine
428 2, 4 | Therefore comprehension is necessary for ~Happiness.~Aquin.:
429 2, 4 | sense comprehension is ~necessary for Happiness.~Aquin.: SMT
430 2, 4 | rectitude of the will is necessary for happiness?~Aquin.: SMT
431 2, 4 | rectitude of the will is not necessary for ~Happiness. For Happiness
432 2, 4 | be clean of heart, is not necessary for ~the perfect operation
433 2, 4 | rectitude of the will is not necessary for Happiness.~Aquin.: SMT
434 2, 4 | another as its end, is not ~necessary, when the end is already
435 2, 4 | of the will is no longer necessary.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[4] A[4]
436 2, 4 | that, Rectitude of will is necessary for Happiness both ~antecedently
437 2, 4 | of movement are no longer necessary when ~the end has been gained:
438 2, 4 | due order to the end is necessary.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[4] A[5]
439 2, 4 | 1/1~Whether the body is necessary for man's happiness?~Aquin.:
440 2, 4 | would seem that the body is necessary for Happiness. For the ~
441 2, 4 | evident that the body is necessary for the happiness of this
442 2, 4 | thereof; thus ~the soul is necessary for man's perfection. Secondly,
443 2, 4 | perfection. Secondly, as necessary for ~its well-being: thus,
444 2, 4 | hindered has not all that is ~necessary to make it perfect in every
445 2, 4 | perfection of the body is necessary for happiness?~Aquin.: SMT
446 2, 4 | perfection of the body is not necessary for ~man's perfect Happiness.
447 2, 4 | disposition of the body is necessary for ~man's Happiness.~Aquin.:
448 2, 4 | disposition of the body is ~necessary for Happiness.~Aquin.: SMT
449 2, 4 | disposition of the body ~necessary for Happiness. ~Aquin.:
450 2, 4 | disposition of the body is ~necessary for Happiness.~Aquin.: SMT
451 2, 4 | disposition of body is necessary for Happiness; indeed, that
452 2, 4 | Happiness; indeed, that it is ~necessary for the soul to be entirely
453 2, 4 | disposition of the body is ~necessary, both antecedently and consequently,
454 2, 4 | perfection of the body is necessary, ~lest it hinder the mind
455 2, 4 | Whether any external goods are necessary for happiness?~Aquin.: SMT
456 2, 4 | external goods also are necessary for ~Happiness. For that
457 2, 4 | Therefore external goods are necessary ~for Happiness.~Aquin.:
458 2, 4 | Therefore they too are necessary for ~Happiness.~Aquin.:
459 2, 4 | least ~external place is necessary for Happiness.~Aquin.: SMT
460 2, 4 | nothing further external is necessary for Happiness.~Aquin.: SMT
461 2, 4 | life, ~external goods are necessary, not as belonging to the
462 2, 4 | goods as these are nowise necessary for perfect ~Happiness,
463 2, 4 | external goods are nowise necessary for ~that Happiness, since
464 2, 4 | fellowship of friend is necessary for happiness?~Aquin.: SMT
465 2, 4 | would seem that friends are necessary for Happiness. For ~future
466 2, 4 | fellowship of friends is necessary for Happiness.~Aquin.: SMT
467 2, 4 | with us." ~But delight is necessary for Happiness. Therefore
468 2, 4 | fellowship of friends ~is also necessary.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[4] A[8]
469 2, 4 | fellowship ~of friends is necessary for Happiness.~Aquin.: SMT
470 2, 4 | Consequently nothing else is necessary for Happiness.~Aquin.: SMT
471 2, 5 | Whether any actions of man are necessary in order that man may ~obtain
472 2, 5 | lose it. Therefore it is necessary for true Happiness that
473 2, 5 | nature does not fail in necessary things. But nothing is so ~
474 2, 5 | things. But nothing is so ~necessary to man as that by which
475 2, 5 | did it fail man in things ~necessary, although it gave him not
476 2, 5 | Whether any good works are necessary that man may receive happiness
477 2, 5 | that no works of man are necessary that he may ~obtain Happiness
478 2, 5 | Therefore no works of man ~are necessary for attaining Happiness.~
479 2, 5 | above (Q[4], A[4]), is ~necessary for Happiness; since it
480 2, 5 | end; and it is therefore necessary for obtaining the ~end,
481 2, 5 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: Works are necessary to man in order to gain
482 2, 6 | knowledge of the end is necessary. ~Therefore, whatever so
483 2, 6 | such ~simply: thus what is necessary, subject to a condition,
484 2, 6 | subject to a condition, is necessary in ~some respect: but what
485 2, 6 | some respect: but what is necessary absolutely, is necessary
486 2, 6 | necessary absolutely, is necessary simply. But ~that which
487 2, 6 | 3: Further, knowledge is necessary for voluntariness. But ~
488 2, 6 | of knowledge, which is a necessary condition of ~voluntariness,
489 2, 9 | the agent: but it is not necessary that this inward principle
490 2, 10 | nature in ~this sense, it is necessary that the principle of whatever
491 2, 10 | founded ~on some nature, it is necessary that the movement proper
492 2, 10 | in like manner it is ~not necessary that the will (which is
493 2, 10 | conditions; so ~that from necessary causes through the Divine
494 2, 10 | remains contingent and not necessary, except in those things
495 2, 13 | principles that are ~absolutely necessary, but from such as are so
496 2, 14 | known for certain, it is ~necessary to take several conditions
497 2, 14 | of another; whereas in necessary and universal things, our
498 2, 14 | of things ~universal and necessary; but it is desired as being
499 2, 14 | Consequently it is not always necessary to take counsel ~about removing
500 2, 14 | Socrates is sitting is not a ~necessary statement; but that he is
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