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1 1, 1 | appertains to wisdom, the twofold manner of ~judging produces a twofold
2 1, 1 | not the ~virtue. The first manner of judging divine things
3 1, 1 | divine ~things." The second manner of judging belongs to this
4 1, 1 | xx, 1): "Holy Writ by the manner ~of its speech transcends
5 1, 2 | Whether God exists? ~(2) The manner of His existence, or, rather,
6 1, 2 | rather, what is NOT the manner of ~His existence; (3) Whatever
7 1, 3 | further question of the manner of its existence, in order
8 1, 3 | by its form; hence the ~manner in which it has its form
9 1, 3 | which it has its form is the manner in which it is an agent. ~
10 1, 4 | everything acts according to the manner of its ~form, the effect
11 1, 8 | ways; in one way ~after the manner of an efficient cause; and
12 1, 9 | itself, thus also ~in some manner every creature is mutable.
13 1, 12 | go on to consider in what manner He is in the knowledge of
14 1, 12 | enigma [*Douay: 'in a dark ~manner']," "by the terms 'glass'
15 1, 12 | Himself, it seems that in like manner He is supremely so ~to an
16 1, 12 | idea of species; in like manner from the similitude of an
17 1, 12 | in a glass and in a dark manner, but then face to face" (
18 1, 12 | of the ~sun, so in like manner to see any intelligible
19 1, 13 | thing; and the same in like manner applies to other ~names;
20 1, 13 | things," it might in like manner be said that God is a body, ~
21 1, 13 | substance, but in an imperfect manner, even as creatures represent ~
22 1, 13 | signifies Him in an imperfect manner, even as creatures ~represent
23 1, 13 | although ~in an imperfect manner; so likewise our intellect
24 1, 13 | us signify ~Him in that manner only.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[13]
25 1, 13 | although in an imperfect manner, it is also clear from what
26 1, 13 | in a various and manifold manner, so also to the ~various
27 1, 13 | a manifold and imperfect manner.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[13] A[
28 1, 13 | apprehends Him in a manifold manner, as things represent ~Him.~
29 1, 13 | simply, and in the same manner; as for example the ~sun
30 1, 13 | called Lord according to the manner in which the ~creature is
31 1, 13 | itself in an immaterial manner; not that it ~understands
32 1, 13 | immaterial things; but its manner of understanding ~is immaterial.
33 1, 13 | which is in a composite ~manner; yet not so as to understand
34 1, 14 | on the form, so in like manner to understand follows on
35 1, 14 | God ~knows things in that manner. Hence it is written that
36 1, 14 | in God in an excelling ~manner. Now not only what is common
37 1, 14 | cannot be taken in an equal manner as the ~ratio of different
38 1, 14 | but still not in such a manner that ~the knowledge of the
39 1, 14 | imagination, or of any other manner of meaning whatsoever. ~
40 1, 14 | enunciable things not after the manner of ~enunciable things, as
41 1, 14 | enunciable things ~after the manner of enunciable things.~Aquin.:
42 1, 14 | in God in an invariable manner; while ~they exist variably
43 1, 14 | of God in an invariable ~manner.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[14] A[
44 1, 14 | Secondly, as regards the manner of knowing - as, for ~instance,
45 1, 14 | things in a speculative manner, and not as practically
46 1, 15 | existing ~always in the same manner, as being contained in the
47 1, 15 | that creature; and in like manner as regards ~other creatures.
48 1, 15 | by Him in a speculative manner.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[15] A[
49 1, 16 | truth. ~This is in like manner the case with complex or
50 1, 16 | that "the soul is in ~some manner all things," through the
51 1, 16 | differ logically. And in this manner ~the true, speaking absolutely,
52 1, 16 | which it indicates. In like manner it has been already said ~
53 1, 16 | distinguishing form. In this manner ~all universals are said
54 1, 18 | existing ~in God in this manner are not movement, but life.~
55 1, 19 | we will it in a qualified manner; for the will is directed
56 1, 19 | murderer, but in a qualified manner ~he would will him to live,
57 1, 19 | done, but also as to its manner of being done or of ~being.
58 1, 19 | points, that belong to its ~manner of being. Since then the
59 1, 21 | production of beings in ~a manner that accords with the divine
60 1, 22 | not pass away." In this manner both ~prudence and providence
61 1, 22 | that exist in whatsoever ~manner are necessarily directed
62 1, 22 | providence in an especial manner, so that something is imputed ~
63 1, 23 | of necessity, ~after the manner of natural things which
64 1, 23 | in the mind; and in this manner we are said to destine a ~
65 1, 23 | communicated to some in an especial manner through a participation ~
66 1, 23 | grace, except after the manner of a final cause; as was ~
67 1, 25 | except, ~perchance, after our manner of understanding, inasmuch
68 1, 25 | speaking after the common ~manner of the heathen, who thought
69 1, 25 | ordinary ~power. In this manner, we must say that God can
70 1, 25 | definitions is after the manner of the ~addition of unity
71 1, 25 | an adverb, implying the manner of the making; thus God
72 1, 25 | goodness. But if it implies the manner of the thing done, He ~can
73 1, 25 | things made by Him a ~better manner of existence as regards
74 1, 26 | to God in a very special manner. For ~nothing else is understood
75 1, 26 | belong in a most excellent manner to God, ~namely, to be perfect,
76 1, 26 | good is in God, after the manner not of ~composition, but
77 1, 26 | thing; differing only in the manner of our understanding them.
78 1, 26 | a power. Whence in ~our manner of understanding, divine
79 1, 26 | corporeal in a corporeal ~manner, is also in God, but in
80 1, 26 | God, but in a spiritual manner.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[26] A[
81 1, 27 | living things. So in this manner the procession of the Word
82 1, 28 | or Son, but ~only in our manner of understanding; and this
83 1, 30 | to God ~in a more eminent manner than to creatures. But the
84 1, 31 | trinity in a determinate manner.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[31] A[
85 1, 32 | significance not after the ~manner of realities, but by way
86 1, 33 | to God, not in a perfect manner, since the Creator and the
87 1, 34 | word proceeds in such a manner from the one who ~pronounces
88 1, 34 | word. Therefore in this manner to one ~person alone in
89 1, 36 | Person proceeding ~in that manner has not a proper name. But
90 1, 36 | property, it does so ~after the manner of a substantive, as do
91 1, 37 | proceeding; so in like manner, although the Holy Ghost
92 1, 37 | notionally, for then, in like manner, it might be ~said that "
93 1, 38 | may possess ~Him in this manner, its own power avails nothing:
94 1, 39 | perfect virtue." In like manner, as ~in God the persons
95 1, 39 | signify the essence after the manner ~of substantives; while
96 1, 39 | others signify it after the manner of adjectives. ~Those which
97 1, 39 | essence in a substantive manner are predicated of the three ~
98 1, 39 | essence in an ~adjectival manner are predicated of the three
99 1, 39 | persons, so also in the same manner do we make use of the essential
100 1, 39 | manifested in a twofold manner by the essential ~attributes;
101 1, 39 | the persons in a ~fitting manner by the holy doctors?~Aquin.:
102 1, 41 | things except ~after the manner of sensible things, whence
103 1, 41 | persons separately after the ~manner of act, and separately after
104 1, 41 | and separately after the manner of relations. Thus it is ~
105 1, 41 | and in accordance with our manner of speaking, as we ~attribute "
106 1, 41 | and nature differ in their manner of ~causation, in such a
107 1, 41 | begot the Son in such a manner by nature ~that the will
108 1, 41 | reason is taken from the manner of the processions. For
109 1, 41 | person proceeding after the manner of word, which person is ~
110 1, 41 | person proceeding after the manner of love, which ~person is
111 1, 41 | reason is taken from the manner in which the persons proceed. ~
112 1, 42 | perfection in a successive ~manner and by change. Therefore
113 1, 42 | the Son also doth in like manner."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[42] A[
114 1, 42 | doth, the Son doth in ~like manner"; but their meaning is to
115 1, 43 | fittingly sent in a ~visible manner. For the Son as visibly
116 1, 43 | fittingly sent in a visible ~manner.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[43] A[
117 1, 43 | being sent in a visible manner is only ~for the purpose
118 1, 43 | already created, and after the manner of an ~action was named
119 1, 43 | a way founded; in such a manner, however, that the visible ~
120 1, 44 | different things. In ~this manner therefore God Himself is
121 1, 45 | To be created is, in a manner, to be made, as was shown ~
122 1, 45 | bodies. And in the same manner the Master ~says (Sent.
123 1, 45 | principle; and so in that manner it shows the ~Person of
124 1, 45 | appropriations: in which manner we are able to arrive at
125 1, 46 | always ~moves in the same manner: hence unless some change
126 1, 46 | in some quite ~impossible manner. This appears in three ways.
127 1, 47 | Gn. 1:4); and in like manner of each one ~of the rest.
128 1, 50 | sensitive nature; and in like manner all the angels differ in ~
129 1, 51 | citizens of Sodom; in like manner the angel who ~appeared
130 1, 52 | the angelic ~power in any manner whatever to any place.~Aquin.:
131 1, 52 | is in a place in such ~a manner that he is not in another.
132 1, 54 | and fourthly, into ~the manner whereby he knows them.~Aquin.:
133 1, 54 | but only according to the manner ~of expression; for it really
134 1, 55 | same is evident from the manner of existence of such substances.
135 1, 55 | created intellects in a ~lower manner, and less simply. Consequently
136 1, 56 | general ~knowledge. In like manner it cannot be said that one
137 1, 56 | through a ~glass in a dark manner; but then face to face."
138 1, 57 | partially, and in manifold manner in the lower beings, to
139 1, 57 | yet in a more ~manifold manner and less perfectly than
140 1, 57 | contained in it after the manner ~of such subject. But the
141 1, 57 | outward accidents. In like manner neither does the imagination; ~
142 1, 57 | A[2] Body Para. 4/4~The manner in which an angel knows
143 1, 57 | becomes a universal. Such a ~manner of understanding is not
144 1, 57 | health of the patient. This manner of knowing future ~events
145 1, 58 | discursion and reasoning. In like manner, if the intellect ~in apprehending
146 1, 58 | according as it is, in an undue manner, ~referred to some composition
147 1, 58 | same conclusion. In like manner a thing can be known by
148 1, 59 | reason differ as to their manner of ~knowing; because the
149 1, 59 | Body Para. 3/3~In like manner neither can the will be
150 1, 59 | inclination it tends, in a ~manner, to what is outside it.
151 1, 59 | Free-will exists in a nobler manner in the higher angels ~than
152 1, 59 | exist ~in the angels in this manner. For in them there are no
153 1, 60 | Agent, Who acts in such a manner that He is in no way ~moved
154 1, 60 | or by teaching. In like manner, the ~end acts in the will
155 1, 60 | other's essence. In like manner he does ~not love another
156 1, 61 | corporeal creature involves in a manner the creation of all ~things;
157 1, 61 | desired to be equal in some manner to God, as will ~appear
158 1, 62 | nature according to the manner of the nature; as every ~
159 1, 62 | beatitude: and in like manner the act of nature must be
160 1, 62 | demonstrative one. In like ~manner, an angel can know God by
161 1, 62 | whoever wills or acts in this manner cannot sin. Consequently ~
162 1, 63 | from pride; and in like manner from envy. But, if the cause
163 1, 63 | These two ~views in a manner coincide; because according
164 1, 64 | said Eph. 5:13. In like manner they cannot ~learn by revelation,
165 1, 64 | free-will, but according to ~the manner and condition of their state,
166 1, 64 | sitting on his throne. In like manner it must be said, that although
167 1, 65 | some special and higher manner God as their ~end, since
168 1, 65 | corporeal creatures were, in a manner, made for the sake ~of the
169 1, 65 | thing made, but also by the manner of making it; for one and
170 1, 66 | form, so time was in a ~manner formless before it was fully
171 1, 69 | having clearly expresses the ~manner in which it received its
172 1, 69 | morning, one day." In ~like manner it is said that "the firmament,"
173 1, 75 | human soul is, after ~a manner, in potentiality; which
174 1, 75 | receives according to the manner of its ~existence, and those
175 1, 75 | existence after ~its own manner. Now, in things that have
176 1, 76 | are united in the above ~manner, the action of the intellect
177 1, 76 | one may hold as to the ~manner of the union of the intellect
178 1, 76 | retains its own being. In like manner ~the multiplicity of souls
179 1, 76 | to be impossible by the manner in which one ~thing is predicated
180 1, 76 | essentially, in the second manner of essential predication, ~(
181 1, 76 | colored, we have the second ~manner of essential predication.)
182 1, 76 | according to the ~second manner of essential predication,
183 1, 76 | intentions, which flow ~from our manner of understanding, because
184 1, 76 | condition; and in like ~manner, when an accidental form
185 1, 76 | lucid by the light. In like manner, ~the soul is said to be
186 1, 76 | is in potentiality to all manner of acts in a ~certain order,
187 1, 76 | same power in a ~nobler manner.~
188 1, 77 | various species. In like manner ~therefore, not any variety
189 1, 77 | two contraries one, in a ~manner, includes the idea of the
190 1, 77 | the soul is one. In like manner the objects are various
191 1, 77 | them something is after a manner actual. They differ, however,
192 1, 77 | of the others, after the manner ~of the end and active principle.
193 1, 37 | proceeding; so in like manner, although the Holy Ghost
194 1, 37 | notionally, for then, in like manner, it might be ~said that "
195 1, 38 | may possess ~Him in this manner, its own power avails nothing:
196 1, 39 | perfect virtue." In like manner, as ~in God the persons
197 1, 39 | signify the essence after the manner ~of substantives; while
198 1, 39 | others signify it after the manner of adjectives. ~Those which
199 1, 39 | essence in a substantive manner are predicated of the three ~
200 1, 39 | essence in an ~adjectival manner are predicated of the three
201 1, 39 | persons, so also in the same manner do we make use of the essential ~
202 1, 39 | manifested in a twofold manner by the essential ~attributes;
203 1, 39 | the persons in a ~fitting manner by the holy doctors?~Aquin.:
204 1, 41 | things except ~after the manner of sensible things, whence
205 1, 41 | persons separately after the ~manner of act, and separately after
206 1, 41 | and separately after the manner of relations. Thus it is ~
207 1, 41 | and in accordance with our manner of speaking, as we ~attribute "
208 1, 41 | and nature differ in their manner of ~causation, in such a
209 1, 41 | begot the Son in such a manner by nature ~that the will
210 1, 41 | reason is taken from the manner of the processions. For
211 1, 41 | person proceeding after the manner of word, which person is ~
212 1, 41 | person proceeding after the manner of love, which ~person is
213 1, 41 | reason is taken from the manner in which the persons proceed. ~
214 1, 42 | perfection in a successive ~manner and by change. Therefore
215 1, 42 | the Son also doth in like manner."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[42] A[
216 1, 42 | doth, the Son doth in ~like manner"; but their meaning is to
217 1, 43 | fittingly sent in a ~visible manner. For the Son as visibly
218 1, 43 | fittingly sent in a visible ~manner.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[43] A[
219 1, 43 | being sent in a visible manner is only ~for the purpose
220 1, 43 | already created, and after the manner of an ~action was named
221 1, 43 | a way founded; in such a manner, however, that the visible ~
222 1, 45 | different things. In ~this manner therefore God Himself is
223 1, 46 | To be created is, in a manner, to be made, as was shown ~
224 1, 46 | bodies. And in the same manner the Master ~says (Sent.
225 1, 46 | principle; and so in that manner it shows the ~Person of
226 1, 46 | appropriations: in which manner we are able to arrive at
227 1, 47 | always ~moves in the same manner: hence unless some change
228 1, 47 | in some quite ~impossible manner. This appears in three ways.
229 1, 48 | Gn. 1:4); and in like manner of each one ~of the rest.
230 1, 51 | sensitive nature; and in like manner all the angels differ in ~
231 1, 52 | citizens of Sodom; in like manner the angel who ~appeared
232 1, 53 | the angelic ~power in any manner whatever to any place.~Aquin.:
233 1, 53 | is in a place in such ~a manner that he is not in another.
234 1, 55 | and fourthly, into ~the manner whereby he knows them.~Aquin.:
235 1, 55 | but only according to the manner ~of expression; for it really
236 1, 56 | same is evident from the manner of existence of such substances.
237 1, 56 | created intellects in a ~lower manner, and less simply. Consequently
238 1, 57 | general ~knowledge. In like manner it cannot be said that one
239 1, 57 | through a ~glass in a dark manner; but then face to face."
240 1, 58 | partially, and in manifold manner in the lower beings, to
241 1, 58 | yet in a more ~manifold manner and less perfectly than
242 1, 58 | contained in it after the manner ~of such subject. But the
243 1, 58 | outward accidents. In like manner neither does the imagination; ~
244 1, 58 | A[2] Body Para. 4/4~The manner in which an angel knows
245 1, 58 | becomes a universal. Such a ~manner of understanding is not
246 1, 58 | health of the patient. This manner of knowing future ~events
247 1, 59 | discursion and reasoning. In like manner, if the intellect ~in apprehending
248 1, 59 | according as it is, in an undue manner, ~referred to some composition
249 1, 59 | same conclusion. In like manner a thing can be known by
250 1, 60 | reason differ as to their manner of ~knowing; because the
251 1, 60 | Body Para. 3/3~In like manner neither can the will be
252 1, 60 | inclination it tends, in a ~manner, to what is outside it.
253 1, 60 | Free-will exists in a nobler manner in the higher angels than
254 1, 60 | exist ~in the angels in this manner. For in them there are no
255 1, 61 | Agent, Who acts in such a manner that He is in no way ~moved
256 1, 61 | or by teaching. In like manner, the ~end acts in the will
257 1, 61 | other's essence. In like manner he does ~not love another
258 1, 62 | corporeal creature involves in a manner the creation of all ~things;
259 1, 62 | desired to be equal in some manner to God, as will ~appear
260 1, 63 | nature according to the manner of the nature; as every ~
261 1, 63 | beatitude: and in like manner the act of nature must be
262 1, 63 | demonstrative one. In like ~manner, an angel can know God by
263 1, 63 | whoever wills or acts in this manner cannot sin. Consequently ~
264 1, 64 | from pride; and in like manner from envy. But, if the cause
265 1, 64 | These two ~views in a manner coincide; because according
266 1, 65 | said Eph. 5:13. In like manner they cannot ~learn by revelation,
267 1, 65 | free-will, but according to ~the manner and condition of their state,
268 1, 65 | sitting on his throne. In like manner it must be said, that although
269 1, 66 | some special and higher manner God as their ~end, since
270 1, 66 | corporeal creatures were, in a manner, made for the sake ~of the
271 1, 66 | thing made, but also by the manner of making it; for one and
272 1, 67 | form, so time was in a ~manner formless before it was fully
273 1, 70 | having clearly expresses the ~manner in which it received its
274 1, 70 | morning, one day." In ~like manner it is said that "the firmament,"
275 1, 74 | human soul is, after ~a manner, in potentiality; which
276 1, 74 | receives according to the manner of its ~existence, and those
277 1, 74 | existence after ~its own manner. Now, in things that have
278 1, 75 | are united in the above ~manner, the action of the intellect
279 1, 75 | one may hold as to the ~manner of the union of the intellect
280 1, 75 | retains its own being. In like manner ~the multiplicity of souls
281 1, 75 | to be impossible by the manner in which one ~thing is predicated
282 1, 75 | essentially, in the second manner of essential predication, ~(
283 1, 75 | colored, we have the second ~manner of essential predication.)
284 1, 75 | according to the ~second manner of essential predication,
285 1, 75 | intentions, which flow ~from our manner of understanding, because
286 1, 75 | condition; and in like ~manner, when an accidental form
287 1, 75 | lucid by the light. In like manner, ~the soul is said to be
288 1, 75 | is in potentiality to all manner of acts in a ~certain order,
289 1, 75 | same power in a ~nobler manner.~
290 1, 76 | various species. In like manner ~therefore, not any variety
291 1, 76 | two contraries one, in a ~manner, includes the idea of the
292 1, 76 | the soul is one. In like manner the objects are various
293 1, 76 | them something is after a manner actual. They differ, however,
294 1, 76 | of the others, after the manner ~of the end and active principle.
295 1, 77 | to the soul in a twofold manner. First, ~inasmuch as this
296 1, 77 | excellent and more ~universal manner; for that which is highest
297 1, 77 | its proper object. In like manner they seem to suffice ~for
298 1, 77 | than the color; and in like manner with the other senses. Therefore
299 1, 77 | cannot perceive. In like ~manner does the estimative power,
300 1, 77 | though in a less perfect manner.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[78] A[
301 1, 78 | which is sense. And in like manner the intellectual soul is ~
302 1, 78 | understanding, in like manner and for the same reason
303 1, 78 | begetting man: and in like manner with other perfect animals.
304 1, 78 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: In like manner, the opposition of sensuality
305 1, 79 | natural form, in ~such a manner that it is nevertheless
306 1, 79 | have knowledge in a ~higher manner and above the manner of
307 1, 79 | higher manner and above the manner of natural forms; so must
308 1, 79 | knowledge, above the ~common manner in which it is found in
309 1, 80 | wish. Therefore, in like manner, neither do the powers of
310 1, 81 | Body Para. 4/4~In like manner neither is natural necessity
311 1, 81 | determinate act. In like manner also the will ~may be considered
312 1, 82 | moves downwards; and in like manner all things which ~lack knowledge.
313 1, 82 | denotes an act, in the common manner of ~speaking we call free-will,
314 1, 82 | the principles. In like ~manner on the part of the appetite
315 1, 83 | the ~knower in the same manner as in the thing known. Then
316 1, 83 | operates in a more excellent manner those things which ~belong
317 1, 83 | nature of fire; and in like manner as to air and water. Lastly, ~
318 1, 83 | to make ~use of them in a manner befitting the things of
319 1, 83 | individual knife; and in ~like manner the natural philosopher
320 1, 83 | of the knife: and in like manner the natural philosopher
321 1, 83 | senses, ~nevertheless in a manner it receives from the senses,
322 1, 84 | is understood. In like manner the words "abstract universal"
323 1, 84 | and not of smell. In like ~manner humanity understood is only
324 1, 84 | has no parts"; and in like manner the ~notion of "one" is
325 1, 86 | actually colored. In like manner ~it is clear that the intellect,
326 1, 88 | in a general and confused manner.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[89] A[
327 1, 90 | natural things, but is in ~a manner composed of all things,
328 1, 92 | represented God in a perfect manner. But, as Augustine says (
329 1, 92 | sense of the ~seer; in like manner imaginary vision is not
330 1, 92 | perfect ~virtue. In like manner, likeness may be considered
331 1, 93 | seen in a much more perfect manner through His ~intelligible
332 1, 93 | animals' ~natures; and in like manner he was possessed of the
333 1, 93 | established by God in such a manner as to have knowledge of
334 1, 93 | things known, but in the manner of knowing; because what
335 1, 94 | moderates pleasure; and ~in like manner, fortitude, as moderating
336 1, 94 | human nature: and in like manner, if we ~consider the absolute
337 1, 96 | preserving the body in a manner surpassing the capacity ~
338 1, 96 | becomes watery. In like manner, we ~may observe that at
339 1, 98 | been in ~harmony with the manner in which it was established
340 1, 99 | henceforth to sin. In like manner, therefore, man would have
341 1, 100 | reason depends ~in a certain manner on the use of the sensitive
342 1, 101 | signified Christ. In like manner the ~tree of the knowledge
343 1, 103 | exist without it. In this manner all creatures need to be
344 1, 103 | putrefaction; and in like manner with many other things.
345 1, 103 | and corruption. In like manner astrologers ~ascribe to
346 1, 104 | intellectual power. In like manner, since He is the ~First
347 1, 104 | sufficiently as its object. In like manner the power of willing ~is
348 1, 104 | is not forced. ~In like manner God, while moving the will,
349 1, 104 | works in ~things in such a manner that things have their proper
350 1, 104 | also ~on account of the manner and order in which it is
351 1, 105 | truth in a ~more particular manner. Therefore the superior
352 1, 106 | one who wills. In that ~manner both the superior angels
353 1, 106 | to another ~in a twofold manner. In one way for the purpose
354 1, 107 | hierarchy. In ~the same manner we distinguish three angelic
355 1, 107 | considered in a threefold manner. First as preceding ~from
356 1, 107 | a thing in an imperfect manner can only distinguish it
357 1, 107 | be ~found in a threefold manner: by way of property, by
358 1, 107 | possessed thereby in an eminent manner, as we have stated (Q[13],
359 1, 107 | attributed ~to God in a special manner, by way of excess: but the
360 1, 107 | and all ~this in such a manner that the whole of this hierarchy
361 1, 107 | enlightened by Him ~in a manner adapted to the immediate
362 1, 110 | intellectual operation. In like manner not everyone who ~is enlightened
363 1, 110 | Fide ~Orth. ii, 4); in like manner also the good angels introduce
364 1, 110 | will something. In ~this manner the angels, as being able
365 1, 110 | be changed in a twofold manner; from ~without, as when
366 1, 111 | he is "here" ~in such a manner as not to be "there." But
367 1, 111 | not go abroad in such a manner as to lose the ~delights
368 1, 111 | immediately in ministry, in such a manner however that the superior
369 1, 112 | we hold ~in an invariable manner. It is moreover manifest
370 1, 112 | as they ~would. In like manner Antichrist will not do as
371 1, 112 | punishment or of ~fault. In like manner it must be said that the
372 1, 115 | heavenly body acts after the manner of a natural principle:
373 1, 116 | the ~unknown, in a twofold manner. Firstly, by proposing to
374 1, 116 | the disciple after the manner of a natural active cause.
375 1, 116 | in a general and confused manner; but not known in detail ~
376 1, 118 | generated seldom; in like manner fat men, ~and for the same
377 1, 118 | through the father. In like manner the third objection is ~
378 2, 1 | human, is the end. In ~like manner it is their terminus: for
379 2, 1 | most ~pleasure. In like manner that good is most complete
380 2, 2 | Body Para. 2/3~In like manner neither can anything belonging
381 2, 3 | his senses. Again, in like manner, because, as shown above ~(
382 2, 3 | his hand, ~or in some like manner; and then he delights in
383 2, 5 | participated by man in a changeable manner. And ~consequently it seems
384 2, 5 | trials in a ~praiseworthy manner. And since the happiness
385 2, 5 | contemplation of wisdom. In like manner neither has ~it any inconvenience
386 2, 5 | to their progeny. In like manner, ~because Happiness was
387 2, 6 | is impossible. In ~like manner a man may be dragged by
388 2, 6 | such a disposition. In like manner when the will is moved, ~
389 2, 6 | unnatural"; and in like ~manner that which is against the
390 2, 6 | voluntary agent. In like manner an act is said to ~be voluntary
391 2, 6 | not to will," and in like manner "not to consider"; for ~
392 2, 7 | opposition": and in like manner ~words that signify local
393 2, 7 | reason of the act, as the manner in which ~the act is done.~
394 2, 7 | the form of an act is the manner in which it is done. Therefore
395 2, 8 | color being seen. In like manner ~whenever a man wills the
396 2, 8 | conclusion. And in like manner the will sometimes wills
397 2, 9 | determining the act, after the ~manner of a formal principle, whereby
398 2, 9 | moves itself. And, in like manner, the will, through its volition
399 2, 10 | Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THE MANNER IN WHICH THE WILL IS MOVED (
400 2, 10 | We must now consider the manner in which the will is moved.
401 2, 10 | naturally ~known. In like manner the principle of voluntary
402 2, 10 | There is, however, another manner of causing that is proper ~
403 2, 10 | of its act, besides the manner proper to ~nature, which
404 2, 10 | the Empyrean.] And in like manner it is ~not necessary that
405 2, 10 | actually. But as to the second manner ~of motion, the will is
406 2, 10 | the ~perfect good. In like manner whatever is ordained to
407 2, 11 | called fruit in a certain manner; but we cannot be said to
408 2, 11 | on the agent depends the manner of ~acting, so that the
409 2, 13 | actions in a most orderly manner ~through being ordained
410 2, 13 | conclusion ~is not true. In like manner, the end does not always
411 2, 14 | reasoning process. In like manner we ascribe counsel to God, ~
412 2, 14 | concerned ~himself; or after the manner of an instrument, for the
413 2, 15 | an action; and in ~like manner on the delight that results.
414 2, 17 | composition or order. In like manner also many ~individuals that
415 2, 17 | order to understand in ~what manner the act of the sensitive
416 2, 17 | we must consider in what manner it is in our power. Now
417 2, 18 | the ~same species. In like manner, good, inasmuch as it is
418 2, 18 | sweet-smelling things. In like ~manner an action which, as to its
419 2, 18 | species of color. In like manner that which makes an action ~
420 2, 18 | something else. In ~like manner a circumstance does not
421 2, 19 | is no error: and in like ~manner if it tell us not to do
422 2, 19 | conscience errs. In like manner ~if a man's reason or conscience
423 2, 19 | by the reason. In like ~manner, to believe in Christ is
424 2, 19 | of the emperor. In like manner ~if a man were to know that
425 2, 19 | evil intention. In like manner, suppose a man's reason
426 2, 19 | as to imitate it. In like manner human knowledge ~is conformed
427 2, 20 | the giver; and, in like manner, ~if a man bear patiently
428 2, 21 | forms something. In like manner, the sin of the will always
429 2, 23 | things desire it. In like manner, nothing ~desires evil,
430 2, 23 | passion of "despair." In like manner the arduous evil, considered
431 2, 23 | Body Para. 2/4~In like manner neither can there be according
432 2, 23 | joy ~and sadness. In like manner there are three groups in
433 2, 24 | truly good, and in like manner, if they turn ~away from
434 2, 25 | the arduous good. In like manner ~fear adds to aversion or
435 2, 25 | accidental, as it were. In like manner fear, through being a movement ~
436 2, 26 | natural love." In like manner the aptitude of ~the sensitive
437 2, 27 | sensitive love: and in like manner ~the contemplation of spiritual
438 2, 27 | act is contained, ~in a manner, in the potentiality itself.~
439 2, 27 | makes them to be, in a manner, one in that form: thus
440 2, 28 | our well-being. In ~like manner when a man loves another
441 2, 28 | individual rights. In like manner those who ~seek to excel,
442 2, 30 | it gives joy: in like ~manner, the evil we apprehend makes
443 2, 31 | words of Tobias 5:12: ~"What manner of joy shall be to me, who
444 2, 32 | lover and beloved. In like manner every object ~of desire
445 2, 32 | Phys. viii, 1. In like manner sadness is the accidental
446 2, 32 | delivered from them. In like manner the recollection of pleasant
447 2, 34 | virtuous is good; and in like ~manner everything useful is good.
448 2, 35 | 31], A[3]): and in like manner that pain alone which is
449 2, 35 | consolation of eternity. In like manner a man merits it when ~he
450 2, 35 | pleasure is a remedy for all manner of sorrow, as the Philosopher ~
451 2, 35 | sorrow is a ~hindrance of all manner of pleasure: but chiefly
452 2, 35 | surpasses outward pain. In like manner also on ~the part of apprehension:
453 2, 35 | appetite, it becomes in a manner pleasant and ~agreeable
454 2, 35 | sensitive appetite: and, in like manner, from outward than from
455 2, 35 | foreign matter. In like manner we ~speak of astronomy and
456 2, 35 | In accordance with this manner of speaking, the species
457 2, 36 | goods. Therefore, in ~like manner, every sorrow is caused
458 2, 38 | other." Therefore, in like manner, when many are sorrowful,
459 2, 40 | rise to another: in like manner ~various movements arise
460 2, 40 | R.O. 1 Para. 2/2~In like manner, in reply to the Second
461 2, 41 | corruptive or painful." In like manner desire is ascribed by Damascene
462 2, 42 | Body Para. 4/5~In like manner one fears "to be over another,"
463 2, 42 | sorrow. Therefore, in like manner, he can fear his own fear.~
464 2, 45 | conjoined good. In like ~manner despair regards directly
465 2, 46 | Q[23], A[4]). In ~like manner, neither is it in the second
466 2, 46 | subject, ~thus anger, in a manner, is more natural; and, in
467 2, 46 | more natural; and, in a manner, desire is ~more natural.
468 2, 46 | follows that it ~is, in a manner, natural to man.~Aquin.:
469 2, 47 | despise him; and in like manner ~the prince is angry with
470 2, 49 | but something after the manner of action or passion: thus, ~
471 2, 49 | also to shape, and in like manner, in regard to ~heat and
472 2, 50 | in the angels) after the manner of ~accidents, as in us:
473 2, 51 | than its part: and in like manner with regard to other such ~
474 2, 52 | health and sickness. In like manner, if ~an alteration take
475 2, 52 | hot." Therefore, in like manner, ~neither is any addition
476 2, 52 | speedily or readily. In like ~manner, science can increase in
477 2, 53 | Anima i, text. 65). In like manner, neither ~can it be lost
478 2, 53 | root of the habit. In like ~manner a habit of virtue can be
479 2, 53 | many a friendship." In like manner other habits of virtue are ~
480 2, 54 | they are multiplied in like manner. Therefore there cannot
481 2, 54 | concupiscence: and in like manner there can be several good
482 2, 54 | human, ~nature. In like manner the evil that constitutes
483 2, 55 | one and good: and in like manner goodness. But this ~is not
484 2, 56 | since good, and, in like manner, being, is said of a thing
485 2, 56 | temperate; and ~in like manner as regards other such virtues.
486 2, 56 | be a virtue: and in like manner, in the other interior ~
487 2, 56 | fashion, ~it is after the manner of an integral part.~~Aquin.:
488 2, 56 | some ~human acts, in like manner there will be a virtue in
489 2, 58 | be circumcised after the manner (morem) of Moses, you cannot ~
490 2, 58 | Who maketh men of one manner [moris] to dwell in a ~house."
491 2, 59 | as ~they should be as to manner and time."~Aquin.: SMT FS
492 2, 60 | contradicting reason in the same manner, ~e.g. by impelling to that
493 2, 61 | Body Para. 3/3~In like manner, we find the same number
494 2, 61 | that it "safeguards the manner and order in all things
495 2, 62 | hope and charity. In like manner a man loves a thing ~because
496 2, 63 | Body Para. 2/6~In like manner with regard to sciences
497 2, 64 | right end, and in a right manner, i.e. according ~to God'
498 2, 64 | this be done in ~an undue manner, i.e. out of unlawful superstition,
499 2, 64 | measured by that mean. In like manner the difference between excess ~
500 2, 64 | goodness is infinite. In like manner faith ~holds a middle course
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