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1001   2, 169 |             spirits, which is about created spirits; and from ~knowledge,
1002   2, 169 |               In ~the beginning God created heaven and earth'"; some
1003   2, 173 |         essence cannot be seen by a created intellect ~save through
1004   2, 173 |         phantasm, nor indeed by any created intelligible species [*Cf.
1005   2, 175 |            to the image of Him that created him, where ~there is neither
1006   2, 178 |           the ~Creator's light, all created things become petty to him."~
1007   2, 181 |           is not to be found in the created universe except in ~a multiform
1008   3, 1   |          chiefly by "His so joining created nature to Himself that ~
1009   3, 1   |           to God to assume a nature created, mutable, corporeal, ~and
1010   3, 2   |           union itself is something created?~(8) Whether it is the same
1011   3, 2   |         hypostasis or suppositum in created things, since the same ~
1012   3, 2   |          But it does not ~happen in created things that the same numerically
1013   3, 2   |           Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: In created things a singular thing
1014   3, 2   |           and the human is anything created?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[2] A[7]
1015   3, 2   |            natures is ~not anything created. For there can be nothing
1016   3, 2   |            For there can be nothing created in God, because ~whatever
1017   3, 2   |          the union is not anything ~created.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[2] A[7]
1018   3, 2   |              which is not ~anything created. Therefore the union is
1019   3, 2   |      Therefore the union is nothing created.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[2] A[7]
1020   3, 2   |            the union itself nothing created, but the ~Creator.~Aquin.:
1021   3, 2   |          has a beginning in time is created. Now this ~union was not
1022   3, 2   |             the union is ~something created.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[2] A[7]
1023   3, 2   |            must say it is something created.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[2] A[7]
1024   3, 2   |             being nowhere save in a created ~nature, as was said above,
1025   3, 2   |            it follows that it has a created being.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1026   3, 2   |         that a thing ~is said to be created regards its being rather
1027   3, 2   |          one is by ~essence. Now in created things there are some that
1028   3, 3   |          Divine Person to ~assume a created nature. For a Divine Person
1029   3, 3   |           Divine Person to assume a created nature.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1030   3, 3   |             natures, ~for even in a created person several natures may
1031   3, 3   |        without another can assume a created nature?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1032   3, 3   |          one Person cannot assume a created nature ~without another
1033   3, 3   |           can it ~be limited by any created thing. Hence it may not
1034   3, 3   |            Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: A created nature is completed in its
1035   3, 6   |        angels." But the angels were created ~in the beginning, as was
1036   3, 6   |            soul of Christ also (was created in the beginning). But it
1037   3, 6   |         beginning). But it was not ~created before it was assumed, for
1038   3, 6   |          placed Christ's soul, were created in the ~beginning. But this
1039   3, 6   |           that it was first of ~all created, but not at once joined
1040   3, 6   |           nature as ours, which are created at the same time that ~they
1041   3, 6   |           body, it is ~consequently created at the same time that it
1042   3, 7   |           it to attain ~to God by a created act of fruition which could
1043   3, 7   |        contrary, Grace is something created in the soul. But every ~
1044   3, 7   |             in the soul. But every ~created thing is finite, according
1045   3, 9   |            by the greater. But all ~created knowledge in comparison
1046   3, 9   |            sense of the flesh." But created knowledge ~pertains to the
1047   3, 9   |       Therefore in Christ there was created ~knowledge. ~Aquin.: SMT
1048   3, 9   |            it behooved Him to ~have created knowledge, for three reasons.
1049   3, 9   |            it; and this pertains to created knowledge. ~Thirdly, because
1050   3, 9   |               Thirdly, because some created knowledge pertains to the
1051   3, 9   |           human nature of ~Christ a created beatitude, whereby His soul
1052   3, 9   |      necessary. Hence, since every ~created cognition is compared to
1053   3, 10  |         remained uncreated, and the created remained within the limits
1054   3, 10  |          Divine knowledge, i.e. the created would equal the uncreated,
1055   3, 10  |             in the Word. For every ~created intellect knows in the Word,
1056   3, 10  |    intellect infinitely exceeds any created light received by the ~soul
1057   3, 10  |              is finite, since it is created. Therefore the soul of Christ
1058   3, 11  |             of Christ there was any created habit of knowledge, it would
1059   3, 11  |             would follow ~that this created thing was nobler than the
1060   3, 13  |               In the ~beginning God created heaven and earth." Therefore
1061   3, 16  |             that "Man" stands for a created ~suppositum: even as must
1062   3, 16  |           Christ Jesus," ~we mean a created suppositum, as those who
1063   3, 16  |             the human nature ~to be created temporal and mutable. Therefore
1064   3, 16  |             begins to be in a newly created suppositum. But God is said ~
1065   3, 16  |     property of human nature ~to be created, as it is the property of
1066   3, 16  |        reason of the soul ~which is created by God, it ought simply
1067   3, 16  |         made by a word? ~Was Christ created by a command?" as if to
1068   3, 16  |          Who God and Man, is called created and ~uncreated, passible
1069   3, 16  |        uncreated in its Godhead and created ~in its manhood": even so
1070   3, 16  |            For nothing in Christ is created except the human ~nature.
1071   3, 16  |           And because the nature is created and the suppositum uncreated, ~
1072   3, 20  |     Dionysius (Div. Nom. i) while a created nature has a participation
1073   3, 25  |           another on account of His created knowledge.~Aquin.: SMT TP
1074   3, 30  |             incomprehensible to any created intellect. Thus Maximus [*
1075   3, 31  |             God, inasmuch as he was created by God."~Aquin.: SMT TP
1076   3, 31  |      cxxxvii): "If Almighty God had created a man formed otherwise than
1077   3, 32  |             thee, and made thee and created thee?" But the Holy Ghost
1078   3, 32  |           both as regards his being created to God's image and as regards
1079   3, 32  |           and as regards His being ~created unto the likeness of grace.
1080   3, 32  |             son, both because he is created to His image and because
1081   3, 32  |             His human nature He was created and ~justified, He ought
1082   3, 32  |            in respect of ~His being created or of His being justified,
1083   3, 34  |        angel: for if they had been ~created in beatitude, they would
1084   3, 36  |        probable that it was a newly created star, ~not in the heavens,
1085   3, 39  |           the ~latter had already a created existence, and through the
1086   3, 39  |         easy for ~Almighty God, who created all creatures out of nothing,
1087   3, 43  |            the entire capability of created power, and ~therefore could
1088   3, 44  |           man, wherefore they ~were created on the same day as man.
1089   3, 46  |             of year at which He had created it - that is, at the equinox.
1090   3, 53  |        secondly, ~in respect of His created nature. Therefore, according
1091   3, 53  |           according to the power of created ~nature, they could not
1092   3, 53  |             OBJ 3: According to its created nature Christ's body is
1093   3, 53  |          the body in respect of its created nature. Consequently, it ~
1094   3, 53  |           not by the power of their created nature.~
1095   3, 56  |             by sharing in anything ~created. Accordingly, after saying
1096   3, 62  |        consist in certain words and created things, it seems that they
1097   3, 62  |           that so excellent a being created by God should cease to ~
1098   3, 63  |              Character, whereby the created trinity is sealed with the
1099   3, 64  |           of creatures, which were ~created not by them but by God,
1100   3, 68  |         says (Serm. clxix): "He Who created thee ~without thee, will
1101   3, 75  |            it is in act. But ~every created agent is limited in its
1102   3, 75  |    consequently the action of every created agent ~bears upon some determinate
1103   3, 75  |         Consequently, no natural or created ~agent can act except by
1104   3, 77  |         more correctly described as created anew, than as returning.
1105   3, 78  |           of the forms there be any created power ~which causes the
1106   3, 78  |           of the forms there is no ~created power which causes the consecration.
1107   3, 78  |      sacrament is not caused by any created power ~of those words.~Aquin.:
1108   3, 78  |        works are wrought not by any created power, ~but solely by Divine
1109   3, 78  |           could not be done by ~any created power. Therefore, neither
1110   3, 78  |       sacrament consecrated by ~any created power of the aforesaid words.~
1111   3, 78  |           above words is ~there any created power for causing the transubstantiation,
1112   3, 78  |           form of this sacrament a ~created power which causes the change
1113   3, 84  |           de verb Apost.]), "He Who created thee without thee, ~will
1114   3, 84  |          destroy them, lest what He created ~should perish, and what
1115   3, 86  |         grace," is the cause of all created good. Hence it is possible
1116   3, 86  |             from God and turns to a created ~good. But, as stated in
1117   3, 86  |           form while the turning to created good is as its matter. Now
1118   3, 86  |             inordinate turning to a created good, for which ~a debt
1119   3, 87  |          turning inordinately to a ~created good; for just as mortal
1120   3, 87  |        being too much attached to a created good, albeit not in opposition ~
1121   3, 88  |         from God and adherence to a created good. Now, in mortal ~sin,
1122 Suppl, 41|          the corporeal nature to be created by the ~good God we cannot
1123 Suppl, 41|            corruptible things were ~created by an evil god, whence perhaps
1124 Suppl, 44|            is not ~[Vulg.: 'was not created'] for the woman, but the
1125 Suppl, 54|            nature when it was first created is ~of natural law. Now
1126 Suppl, 54|             from when it was first ~created that one should be debarred
1127 Suppl, 70|            in a place. In this way ~created incorporeal spirits are
1128 Suppl, 72|              Creator's light, every created thing appears foreshortened
1129 Suppl, 72|           purity wherein they were ~created, wherefore created nature
1130 Suppl, 72|            were ~created, wherefore created nature will be able to minister
1131 Suppl, 72|      corporeal things to have ~been created or fashioned by the devil
1132 Suppl, 73|           even as it is immediately created by God, ~so will it be reunited
1133 Suppl, 74|           are believed to have been created in these ~positions, and
1134 Suppl, 77|          human nature when this was created; and ~that this multiplies
1135 Suppl, 84|           although the power of the created intellect is not sufficient
1136 Suppl, 85|          will come to ~an end by no created cause, even as it derived
1137 Suppl, 87|            the obstacle accruing to created nature through the sin of
1138 Suppl, 88|             which the Lord thy God ~created for the service of all the
1139 Suppl, 88|          there is the perfection of created nature and the perfection
1140 Suppl, 89|         that are His." Therefore no created intellect will be ~able
1141 Suppl, 89|         from our intellect than the created ~intelligible is from our
1142 Suppl, 89|          likeness, ~being something created, cannot lead to the knowledge
1143 Suppl, 89|             our intellect, which is created, ~cannot attain to be an
1144 Suppl, 89|            seen in His essence by a created ~intellect.~Aquin.: SMT
1145 Suppl, 89|    difficult to ~understand how the created intellect is made to be
1146 Suppl, 89|           different nature from any created quiddity. ~Secondly, because
1147 Suppl, 89|            likeness received in the created intellect can God be ~understood,
1148 Suppl, 89|            of ~comprehension from a created intellect. It is thus that
1149 Suppl, 89|            our knowledge is to our ~created essence, so is the Divine
1150 Suppl, 89|             wayfarers know God by a created form, whereby our intellect
1151 Suppl, 89|            is more distant from the created ~intellect than the created
1152 Suppl, 89|         created ~intellect than the created intelligible is from the
1153 Suppl, 89|          seen as He is, because the created intellect will not have
1154 Suppl, 89|         Word in its essence see all created things.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
1155 Suppl, 89|          Now it is impossible for a created ~intellect, by seeing the
1156 Suppl, 89|         which is impossible for any created intellect to do. Yet there
1157 Suppl, 89|    intellect to do. Yet there is ~a created intellect, namely the soul
1158 Suppl, 89|          not in the competency of a created intellect. Consequently
1159 Suppl, 89|           to the deficiency ~of the created intellect which does not
1160 Suppl, 89|          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The created intellect sees the Divine
1161 Suppl, 89|          all knowledge by which the created intellect is perfected is
1162 Suppl, 89|          will not be united to each created intellect according as it ~
1163 Suppl, 90|        reward, which is joy in some created good.~
1164 Suppl, 93|        uncreated good surpasses all created good. Hence any ~created
1165 Suppl, 93|            created good. Hence any ~created end, whether it be the common
1166 Suppl, 94|          alive with fuel, but once ~created endures unquenchably; at
1167 Suppl, 94|            place wherein they ~were created, lest the wicked should
1168 Suppl, 96|         every rational creature was created for ~happiness, it would