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1001 3, 75 | But this belongs to the substance of ~bread and wine. Therefore,
1002 3, 75 | and wine. Therefore, the substance of the bread and wine remains
1003 3, 75 | Some have held that the substance of the bread and wine ~remains
1004 3, 75 | except by change of the ~substance of bread into itself. But
1005 3, 75 | truth of this sacrament, the substance of the bread cannot remain ~
1006 3, 75 | would not be ~true if the substance of the bread were to remain
1007 3, 75 | to remain there; for the ~substance of bread never is the body
1008 3, 75 | this ~sacrament, if any substance were there, which could
1009 3, 75 | this; and therefore the substance of the matter remains in
1010 3, 75 | because the nature of ~the substance is known by its accidents.~
1011 3, 75 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the substance of the bread or wine is
1012 3, 75 | OBJ 1: It seems that the substance of the bread is annihilated
1013 3, 75 | must be somewhere. But the substance of bread, ~which is something
1014 3, 75 | But in this ~sacrament the substance of the bread or of the wine
1015 3, 75 | consecration takes place, the ~substance of the bread or wine no
1016 3, 75 | After the consecration the substance of the bread ~or wine is
1017 3, 75 | Consequently, this is true: "The substance of the ~bread or wine is
1018 3, 75 | Therefore, in this sacrament the substance of the bread or wine is
1019 3, 75 | answer that, Because the substance of the bread and wine does
1020 3, 75 | it is impossible for the ~substance of the bread and wine to
1021 3, 75 | by the consecration, the substance of the ~bread and wine is
1022 3, 75 | elements into which the substance of the ~bread and wine is
1023 3, 75 | In like manner also the substance of ~the bread or wine remains
1024 3, 75 | already present there ~the substance of the body or blood of
1025 3, 75 | cannot be said ~that the substance of the bread or wine is
1026 3, 75 | Christ together ~with the substance of bread, which is contrary
1027 3, 75 | there will ~be neither the substance of bread nor the body of
1028 3, 75 | alternative viz. ~that (the substance) may be annihilated. But
1029 3, 75 | except by the change of the substance of bread into ~it, which
1030 3, 75 | either annihilation of ~the substance of the bread, or dissolution
1031 3, 75 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The substance of the bread or wine, after
1032 3, 75 | of matter. But ~here the substance of the bread is changed
1033 3, 75 | proposition is false: ~"The substance of the breed is something,"
1034 3, 75 | still that into which the ~substance of the bread is changed,
1035 3, 75 | something, and consequently the ~substance of the bread is not annihilated.~
1036 3, 75 | can be assigned for the substance of the ~bread and of the
1037 3, 75 | is of the very nature of ~substance for it "not to be in a subject,"
1038 3, 75 | not possible for the whole substance of the bread to be ~converted
1039 3, 75 | is not ~changed into the substance of Christ's body.~Aquin.:
1040 3, 75 | is not possible for this ~substance of bread to be changed into
1041 3, 75 | bread to be changed into the substance of Christ's body.~Aquin.:
1042 3, 75 | things be changed ~into the substance of Christ."~Aquin.: SMT
1043 3, 75 | there by conversion of the substance of bread into itself.~Aquin.:
1044 3, 75 | that, to wit, ~the whole substance of one thing be changed
1045 3, 75 | be changed into the whole substance of ~another. And this is
1046 3, 75 | sacrament; for the ~whole substance of the bread is changed
1047 3, 75 | is changed into the whole substance of ~Christ's body, and the
1048 3, 75 | Christ's body, and the whole substance of the wine into the whole ~
1049 3, 75 | the wine into the whole ~substance of Christ's blood. Hence
1050 3, 75 | the change of the entire substance. Hence, ~since this substantial
1051 3, 75 | in a change of the entire substance; for in ~this case no subject
1052 3, 75 | is also taken away. But substance is naturally before accident, ~
1053 3, 75 | after consecration, the ~substance of the bread does not remain
1054 3, 75 | truth. But we judge of substance by accidents. It seems,
1055 3, 75 | the accidents remain, the substance of ~the bread does not.
1056 3, 75 | faith believes to be ~the substance of Christ's body. Therefore
1057 3, 75 | the senses, and ~for the substance of bread not to remain. ~
1058 3, 75 | whose proper object is substance as is said in De Anima iii,
1059 3, 75 | form of bread is of the substance of ~bread. But the substance
1060 3, 75 | substance of ~bread. But the substance of the bread is changed
1061 3, 75 | the bread, then the ~whole substance of the bread would remain,
1062 3, 75 | change there is first the substance of bread, ~and afterwards
1063 3, 75 | bread, ~and afterwards the substance of Christ's body. Neither,
1064 3, 75 | instantaneous. First, because ~the substance of Christ's body which is
1065 3, 75 | sacrament; and that the substance of the bread is ~there during
1066 3, 75 | be assigned in which the substance of bread is there, but ~
1067 3, 75 | Christ's body ~after the substance of bread; in natural transmutation
1068 3, 75 | this sacrament the whole substance of the bread passes into ~
1069 3, 75 | this sacrament the whole substance is ~converted into the whole
1070 3, 75 | converted into the whole substance, on that account this conversion
1071 3, 75 | blackness, is the whole ~substance of the white thing; since
1072 3, 75 | bread" is not understood the substance of bread, but in general ~"
1073 3, 75 | there is first contained the substance of bread, and afterwards
1074 3, 75 | accidents remain while the substance is destroyed, ~and many
1075 3, 76 | into which the pre-existing substance of ~the bread and wine is
1076 3, 76 | the body of Christ, but substance into substance. And so the
1077 3, 76 | Christ, but substance into substance. And so the substance ~of
1078 3, 76 | into substance. And so the substance ~of Christ's body or blood
1079 3, 76 | this sacrament "by way of substance," ~and not by way of quantity.
1080 3, 76 | But the proper totality of substance is ~contained indifferently
1081 3, 76 | consecration, the ~whole substance of Christ's body and blood
1082 3, 76 | sacrament, just as the whole substance of the bread and wine was ~
1083 3, 76 | A[1], ad 3), because the substance ~of Christ's body is in
1084 3, 76 | is, ~in the way in which substance is under dimensions, but
1085 3, 76 | that the whole nature of a substance is under every ~part of
1086 3, 76 | undivided, neither is the substance of any thing several ~times
1087 3, 76 | quantity; but the nature of substance precedes ~even dimensive
1088 3, 76 | since the conversion of the substance of the ~bread is terminated
1089 3, 76 | bread is terminated at the substance of the body of Christ, and
1090 3, 76 | according to the manner of substance the body of Christ is properly
1091 3, 76 | according to the manner of its substance, as stated ~above (A[1],
1092 3, 76 | quantity, but ~by reason of its substance, as already stated.~Aquin.:
1093 3, 76 | nevertheless is ~not without the substance of Christ's body. Therefore,
1094 3, 76 | Christ's body. Therefore, the substance of ~Christ's body will be
1095 3, 76 | unreasonable, since the substance of Christ's body is in ~
1096 3, 76 | from the existence of its substance. But in this ~sacrament
1097 3, 76 | this ~sacrament the entire substance of Christ's body is present,
1098 3, 76 | terminated directly at the substance of Christ's body, and ~not
1099 3, 76 | consecration, while only the ~substance of the bread passes away.~
1100 3, 76 | Nevertheless, since the substance of Christ's body is not
1101 3, 76 | sweetness. Since, then, ~the substance of Christ's body is present
1102 3, 76 | but after the manner of substance, whose nature is for the
1103 3, 76 | there after the manner of substance, as stated above ~(ad 1).~
1104 3, 76 | abhors a vacuum; nor is the substance of the bread there, as ~
1105 3, 76 | rather after the manner of substance. But every body occupying
1106 3, 76 | but after the manner of substance, that is to say, in that ~
1107 3, 76 | say, in that ~way in which substance is contained by dimensions;
1108 3, 76 | dimensions; because the substance ~of Christ's body succeeds
1109 3, 76 | Christ's body succeeds the substance of bread in this sacrament:
1110 3, 76 | sacrament: hence ~as the substance of bread was not locally
1111 3, 76 | but after ~the manner of substance, so neither is the substance
1112 3, 76 | substance, so neither is the substance of Christ's body. ~Nevertheless
1113 3, 76 | body. ~Nevertheless the substance of Christ's body is not
1114 3, 76 | dimensions, as was the substance of the bread: and therefore
1115 3, 76 | bread: and therefore the ~substance of the bread was there locally
1116 3, 76 | own ~dimensions; but the substance of Christ's body is compared
1117 3, 76 | place ~through the medium of substance; which is contrary to the
1118 3, 76 | properly filled with the substance of Christ's body, which
1119 3, 76 | miraculously ~after the fashion of substance.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[76] A[
1120 3, 76 | of the soul's spiritual ~substance. "But Christ is in this
1121 3, 76 | sacrament by means of the substance; so that ~the accidents
1122 3, 76 | in this sacrament. But substance, as such, is not visible
1123 3, 77 | while the definition of substance is that it must subsist ~
1124 3, 77 | wine." Therefore ~since the substance of the bread and the wine
1125 3, 77 | are not ~subjected in the substance of the bread and wine, for
1126 3, 77 | are not subjected in the substance of ~Christ's body and blood,
1127 3, 77 | body and blood, because the substance of the human body cannot ~
1128 3, 77 | the ~first cause both of substance and accident, can by His
1129 3, 77 | accident in existence when the substance is withdrawn whereby ~it
1130 3, 77 | itself ~the essence of either substance or accident. Consequently,
1131 3, 77 | Consequently, the definition ~of substance is not - "a being of itself
1132 3, 77 | quiddity or essence of substance "to have existence not in
1133 3, 77 | nor does the definition of substance apply to them.~Aquin.: SMT
1134 3, 77 | individual being in the substance ~of the bread and wine;
1135 3, 77 | and wine; and when this substance is changed into the body ~
1136 3, 77 | accidents, so long as the substance of the bread and wine remained;
1137 3, 77 | quantity is individuated by substance, so also ~are the other
1138 3, 77 | which they had before in the substance. ~Therefore they are not
1139 3, 77 | account of quantity that substance can be divided, as is said
1140 3, 77 | even as they were in the substance of ~the bread, were individuated
1141 3, 77 | from the principles of ~substance. And consequently, as the
1142 3, 77 | by Divine ~power when the substance is withdrawn, so, when matter
1143 3, 77 | which they had when the ~substance of the bread and wine was
1144 3, 77 | which ~they had while the substance of the bread and wine remained,
1145 3, 77 | remained, now that the ~substance of the bread and wine has
1146 3, 77 | depends upon ~the being of substance; and therefore, as it is
1147 3, 77 | sacramental species exist without substance, so is it an effect ~of
1148 3, 77 | they had before when the substance of ~the bread was present.
1149 3, 77 | could be corrupted while the substance of the bread and wine was
1150 3, 77 | be corrupted now that the substance has passed away.~Aquin.:
1151 3, 77 | contrary agent, as the substance of the bread or wine was
1152 3, 77 | in ~this sacrament to the substance of the bread and wine, if
1153 3, 77 | change be so ~great that the substance of the bread or wine would
1154 3, 77 | whiteness. But accident and ~substance differ generically. Therefore,
1155 3, 77 | accidents, it seems that no substance can be generated from them.~
1156 3, 77 | Further, if any corporeal substance be generated from them,
1157 3, 77 | generated from them, such ~substance will not be without accident.
1158 3, 77 | Therefore, if any corporeal ~substance be generated from the sacramental
1159 3, 77 | sacramental species, then substance and ~accident would be generated
1160 3, 77 | impossible for any corporeal ~substance to be generated out of the
1161 3, 77 | incorruptible. But if the substance, or even the matter, of
1162 3, 77 | others have said that the substance of the bread and wine ~returns
1163 3, 77 | and so from the returning ~substance of the bread and wine, ashes
1164 3, 77 | of ~all, because if the substance of the bread and wine be
1165 3, 77 | above (Q[75], AA[2],4), the ~substance of the bread and wine cannot
1166 3, 77 | again changed back into the substance of bread and wine, ~which
1167 3, 77 | changed into air. But if the ~substance of bread or wine be annihilated,
1168 3, 77 | it be said that the said substance returns, because God ~creates
1169 3, 77 | creates anew another new substance to replace the first. Secondly,
1170 3, 77 | can be assigned when the ~substance of the bread returns. For,
1171 3, 77 | present together with the substance of the bread and wine in
1172 3, 77 | Q[75], A[2]). Hence the ~substance of the bread and wine cannot
1173 3, 77 | away; because then ~the substance of the bread and wine would
1174 3, 77 | returns (not, indeed, ~the substance of bread and wine, because
1175 3, 77 | they have the being of the substance generated from the species,
1176 3, 77 | have the act and power of substance, as stated above (A[3]).~
1177 3, 77 | the power and property of ~substance; and therefore it can pass
1178 3, 77 | pass to both, that is, into substance and ~dimension.~~Aquin.:
1179 3, 77 | life, which supports the substance of ~our soul." But whatever
1180 3, 77 | accident is not ~a part of substance. Therefore it seems that
1181 3, 77 | nourishes ~according as it is a substance, but it gives increase by
1182 3, 77 | sacramental species are not a substance. Consequently ~they cannot
1183 3, 77 | being converted into the substance of the individual ~nourished.
1184 3, 77 | can ~be converted into a substance generated from them. And
1185 3, 77 | the name of ~the previous substance, as Gregory says in an Easter
1186 3, 77 | sacramental species are not a substance, still ~they have the virtue
1187 3, 77 | they have the virtue of a substance, as stated above.~Aquin.:
1188 3, 77 | incorruptible, nor is the substance of the bread, because it
1189 3, 77 | the ~liquid, which is a substance, and the sacramental species,
1190 3, 77 | not ~there with any other substance. Consequently, no liquid
1191 3, 77 | the manner of being of ~substance in virtue of the consecration,
1192 3, 77 | receive ~whatever their substance could do or receive, were
1193 3, 77 | it is evident that if the substance of wine were there present,
1194 3, 77 | the whole would be a mixed substance. Now what is made up of
1195 3, 77 | wine retain the action of substance, as stated above, and so
1196 3, 77 | in no way mixed ~with the substance of Christ's blood. Nevertheless
1197 3, 77 | works no change in the ~substance of the water, as the consecration
1198 3, 77 | extraneous liquid, the substance of Christ's blood ceases
1199 3, 77 | another liquid, just as substance would be if it were present,
1200 3, 78 | miraculous change of the substance, which can only ~be done
1201 3, 78 | these ~words belong to the substance of the form. Nevertheless,
1202 3, 78 | bread is the change ~of the substance of the bread into the body
1203 3, 78 | it does not belong to the substance of the ~form.~Aquin.: SMT
1204 3, 78 | consists in changing ~the substance of bread into the body of
1205 3, 78 | proper nature of its own substance; whereas the term "whence"
1206 3, 78 | does not ~remain in its own substance, but only as to the accidents
1207 3, 78 | retain the nature of its ~substance in the "being" of the conversion,
1208 3, 78 | not appeal to be of the substance of the form, especially ~
1209 3, 78 | blood" alone belong ~to the substance of this form, but not those
1210 3, 78 | which ~follow are of the substance of the form down to the
1211 3, 78 | consequently do not belong to the substance of the form. Hence it is
1212 3, 78 | aforesaid words belong to the ~substance of the form; but that by
1213 3, 78 | word "this" designates a substance. ~But according to what
1214 3, 78 | pronoun "this" is spoken, the substance of the bread is still ~there,
1215 3, 78 | pronoun, ~which signifies substance in common, without quality,
1216 3, 78 | term "this" points to a substance, yet without ~determining
1217 3, 78 | the accidents, but the ~substance underlying the accidents,
1218 3, 79 | life, which supports the ~substance of our soul." And Chrysostom
1219 3, 80 | species last so long as the substance ~of the bread would remain,
1220 3, 80 | Now it is clear that the substance of bread taken by a sinner
1221 3, 80 | the consecrated ~host, the substance of Christ's body would not
1222 3, 80 | that is, so long as the ~substance of bread would have remained;
1223 3, 80 | does not penetrate to the substance of Christ's ~body, but only
1224 3, 81 | the sacrament, whereby the substance of Christ's body comes to
1225 3, 83 | sunrise, ~that is, when the substance of the sun appears above
1226 3, 84 | which is ~accidental, as substance precedes accident. Now some
1227 Suppl, 1 | observed, viz. the very ~substance of the act, the way of acting,
1228 Suppl, 1 | ways. For, as regards the substance of the act, we have the
1229 Suppl, 1 | quickens ~it, but as to the substance of the act, it is from the
1230 Suppl, 2 | the act, regarded in its substance, is a good, and is ~from
1231 Suppl, 2 | not by reason of the mere substance ~of the act, because it
1232 Suppl, 6 | first, as referring to the substance of the act, ~and then it
1233 Suppl, 7 | confession: first, the very substance or genus of the act, which
1234 Suppl, 7 | Augustine, indicates ~the substance of the act, by saying that "
1235 Suppl, 9 | lips or words, as to the substance ~of confession, though it
1236 Suppl, 14| diminution of a person's substance, and so on. In such cases
1237 Suppl, 14| subtracting any of their substance, but by strengthening the
1238 Suppl, 49| materially, i.e. in regard to the substance of the act, since ~that
1239 Suppl, 52| from the father, but ~the substance of the body from the mother.
1240 Suppl, 52| the mother provides the substance of the body, and ~it is
1241 Suppl, 54| since it agrees with it in substance, than with him who eats.
1242 Suppl, 54| nutritive power into the ~substance of the person fed has more
1243 Suppl, 60| wife-murder is contrary to the ~substance of wedlock, whereas adultery
1244 Suppl, 69| less approach to the first substance (to which the highest place
1245 Suppl, 70| to the body, as a perfect substance nowise ~dependant on the
1246 Suppl, 72| this as meaning that its substance contains no alloy of ~evil,
1247 Suppl, 72| with it as part of its ~substance.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[74] A[
1248 Suppl, 72| something inherent to ~their substance: as in these lower bodies
1249 Suppl, 72| something inherent to their substance; as in the heavenly bodies, ~
1250 Suppl, 72| to a thing, such as its substance, quantity, or quality, but ~
1251 Suppl, 72| take anything away from the substance of the higher heavens, but
1252 Suppl, 72| says: "The beauty, not the substance, passeth." But the ~very
1253 Suppl, 72| passeth." But the ~very substance of the elements belongs
1254 Suppl, 72| be consumed as to their substance.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[74] A[
1255 Suppl, 72| latter did not corrupt the substance of the elements. Therefore
1256 Suppl, 72| will remain as to their ~substance, but that their active and
1257 Suppl, 72| perish by fire: and the substance itself will have ~those
1258 Suppl, 72| will remain as to ~their substance and proper qualities, but
1259 Suppl, 72| be destroyed as to their substance, but that two will be more ~
1260 Suppl, 72| understood, namely the ~substance of the waters, and their
1261 Suppl, 72| somewhat in reference to their ~substance: since the substance of
1262 Suppl, 72| their ~substance: since the substance of the cleansing fire will
1263 Suppl, 72| never be broken as to their substance, but ~as to the effect of
1264 Suppl, 75| although changed into the ~substance of other bodies or even
1265 Suppl, 76| establish it in the genus of ~substance: so that the soul would
1266 Suppl, 76| established ~in the genus of substance, and thus the soul would
1267 Suppl, 76| established in the genus of substance by their matter. Hence the
1268 Suppl, 76| changed in their corruptible substance are not ~repeated identically."
1269 Suppl, 76| identically." Now such is man's substance in his present state. ~Therefore
1270 Suppl, 76| whole is ~not both form and substance as the soul is, but is a
1271 Suppl, 76| belong to the ~genus of substance by reason of their matter,
1272 Suppl, 76| has a moved ~incorruptible substance. On the other hand, things
1273 Suppl, 76| the same soul is by its substance both ~rational and sensitive,
1274 Suppl, 76| rational soul, according to its substance: whereas the sensitive powers, ~
1275 Suppl, 76| either as a ~particular substance, or as something artificial.
1276 Suppl, 76| placed ~in the genus of substance by reason of its matter,
1277 Suppl, 76| consider it as a particular substance, it is the selfsame statue
1278 Suppl, 76| which it is a particular substance, and in this way ~a statue
1279 Suppl, 77| blood do not denote ~the substance of flesh and blood but deeds
1280 Suppl, 77| would be changed into his substance. ~Therefore there will not
1281 Suppl, 77| that all that ~was in the substance of the seed will rise again
1282 Suppl, 77| what first belonged to the substance of a man's body, will all
1283 Suppl, 77| been added to the ~seminal substance from the substance of food,
1284 Suppl, 77| seminal substance from the substance of food, since the child
1285 Suppl, 77| which was in the seminal substance will indeed rise again ~
1286 Suppl, 77| belonged to the seminal substance in those from whose flesh
1287 Suppl, 79| passion results in loss of substance" [*Aristotle, Topic. vi,
1288 Suppl, 79| will remain, then, as to substance, yet that they will be ~
1289 Suppl, 79| disposition in the impassible ~substance, but merely an external
1290 Suppl, 80| only by reason of their substance, but ~also on account of
1291 Suppl, 80| at least as regards ~the substance of the spheres: hence it
1292 Suppl, 80| an accident to be without substance ~as in the Sacrament of
1293 Suppl, 80| FS, ~Q[41], A[1]] of its substance. Hence in incorruptible,
1294 Suppl, 83| passion ~results in loss of substance." Now "if a finite thing
1295 Suppl, 88| 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the substance of the heavenly bodies will
1296 Suppl, 88| to the ~perfection of the substance of the heaven, which substance
1297 Suppl, 88| substance of the heaven, which substance will remain. ~Wherefore
1298 Suppl, 88| this movement ceases, the ~substance of the heaven will lose
1299 Suppl, 88| principle is a ~spiritual substance, as the Commentator says
1300 Suppl, 88| unalterable as to their substance. Therefore neither will
1301 Suppl, 88| even considered in its substance: and ~consequently after
1302 Suppl, 88| opinion, ~refers not to the substance but to the effect. Hence
1303 Suppl, 89| intelligence would be a substance and not an accident, "but
1304 Suppl, 89| the vision ~of a separate substance. To prove this they employ
1305 Suppl, 89| the quiddity of a separate substance. ~Hence, when our intellect
1306 Suppl, 89| quiddity of the ~separate substance that is similar to it. The
1307 Suppl, 89| quiddity of ~the separate substance which has a like disposition,
1308 Suppl, 89| quiddity of the material substance, which the intellect abstracts,
1309 Suppl, 89| quiddity of a separate substance, especially of the Divine
1310 Suppl, 89| knowledge of a ~separate substance, except in the point of
1311 Suppl, 89| most remote genus, namely ~substance: and such a knowledge is
1312 Suppl, 89| know ~only the nature of substance in him. Hence to know God
1313 Suppl, 89| quiddity of ~a separate substance, but to know Him in His
1314 Suppl, 89| intellect ~by the separate substance, as the second opinion affirmed;
1315 Suppl, 89| affirmed; but the ~separate substance itself united to our intellect
1316 Suppl, 89| in us knowledge is not a substance ~but an accident. Nevertheless,
1317 Suppl, 89| intellect, than is ~the substance of an angel, it surpasses
1318 Suppl, 89| act will not be ~the very substance either of the person understanding
1319 Suppl, 89| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 10: A substance that is separate from matter
1320 Suppl, 89| very essence of a separate substance is of itself ~intelligible
1321 Suppl, 89| clear ~that when a separate substance understands itself, that
1322 Suppl, 89| united to the uncreated substance in the aforesaid manner.
1323 Suppl, 90| meritorious, not ~by the very substance of the action, but only
1324 Suppl, 94| material, not as regards its substance, but as to its ~punitive
1325 Suppl, 94| is ~in an opaque earthly substance such as sulphur. The same
1326 Appen2, 1| Purgatory is eternal in its substance, but ~temporary in its cleansing
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