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1 1, 1 | doctrine we treat of angels, corporeal creatures and human morality.
2 1, 1 | truths by likening ~them to corporeal things does not befit this
3 1, 1 | means of figures taken from corporeal things, in order that thereby
4 1, 3 | 3: Further, whatever has corporeal parts is a body. Now Scripture ~
5 1, 3 | Now Scripture ~attributes corporeal parts to God. "Hast thou
6 1, 3 | Further, only bodies or things corporeal can be a local term ~"wherefrom"
7 1, 3 | under the comparison of corporeal things. ~Hence, when it
8 1, 3 | under the ~comparison of corporeal quantity, it implies His
9 1, 3 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Corporeal parts are attributed to
10 1, 3 | We draw near to God by no corporeal steps, since He is ~everywhere,
11 1, 5 | but in comparison with corporeal ~things, because the power
12 1, 5 | of light extends to all corporeal things; ~inasmuch as it
13 1, 8 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: Although corporeal things are said to be in
14 1, 8 | a certain similitude to ~corporeal things, it is said that
15 1, 8 | power; ~but that visible and corporeal things were subject to the
16 1, 10 | Scripture ~metaphorically by corporeal names, so eternity though
17 1, 10 | aeviternal things belong to the corporeal genus, as the heavenly bodies; ~
18 1, 10 | one; for ~we can rise from corporeal things to the knowledge
19 1, 12 | of God can be seen by the corporeal eye?~(4) Whether any created
20 1, 12 | way in the seer. Now in corporeal things it is clear that
21 1, 12 | of God can be seen by the corporeal ~eye. For it is written (
22 1, 12 | creatures, ~they can see only corporeal things) but to see even
23 1, 12 | visible things are seen by corporeal vision."~Aquin.: SMT FP
24 1, 12 | of power is the act of a corporeal organ, as will be ~shown
25 1, 12 | that kind can go beyond corporeal things. ~For God is incorporeal,
26 1, 12 | present, ~governing all corporeal things, not as we now see
27 1, 12 | life is ~not seen with the corporeal eye, as a thing in itself
28 1, 12 | sight of, ~and through, corporeal things, happens from two
29 1, 12 | reason of our defective corporeal or intellectual sight. But
30 1, 12 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, corporeal sense cannot be raised up
31 1, 12 | powers; one is the act of a ~corporeal organ, which naturally knows
32 1, 12 | this is not the ~act of any corporeal organ. Wherefore the intellect
33 1, 12 | power abler to act. Even so corporeal light ~is necessary as regards
34 1, 12 | reason to judge of ~these corporeal things according to the
35 1, 12 | life, has ~its being in corporeal matter; hence naturally
36 1, 12 | soul is abstracted ~from corporeal things, the more it is capable
37 1, 12 | As God works miracles in corporeal things, so also He does ~
38 1, 13 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, corporeal names are applied to God
39 1, 13 | names imply some kind ~of corporeal condition; for their meaning
40 1, 13 | and ~composition and like corporeal conditions. Therefore all
41 1, 13 | to God literally imply ~corporeal conditions not in the thing
42 1, 13 | metaphorically imply and mean a corporeal condition in the thing ~
43 1, 18 | heavens is ~in the universe of corporeal natures as the movement
44 1, 18 | life. Hence, if the whole corporeal universe were one ~animal,
45 1, 18 | But this exists only in corporeal ~things. Therefore life
46 1, 19 | universal cause. Even in ~corporeal things this is clearly seen.
47 1, 19 | effect does result, in ~corporeal things, from this hindrance
48 1, 19 | from this hindrance of a corporeal cause, must be ~referred
49 1, 22 | substances, which ~move corporeal things in a circular direction.
50 1, 23 | Nom. iv, 1) that as the corporeal sun sends his rays ~upon
51 1, 25 | that if the ~power of any corporeal thing were infinite, it
52 1, 25 | creature in time, and the corporeal creature in place and ~time,
53 1, 26 | some, consists in ~things corporeal; as in pleasure, riches,
54 1, 26 | good that exists in things corporeal in a corporeal ~manner,
55 1, 26 | in things corporeal in a corporeal ~manner, is also in God,
56 1, 28 | them intelligibly; as a ~corporeal thing is related to that
57 1, 30 | sense in God, like other corporeal properties, such as ~length,
58 1, 35 | of some specific sign. In corporeal things the ~specific sign
59 1, 36 | the name ~spirit in things corporeal seems to signify impulse
60 1, 36 | substance is signified; for corporeal spirit is invisible, and ~
61 1, 42 | which is to be found only in corporeal things, and ~has, therefore,
62 1, 43 | vision is not displayed to corporeal eyes by ~corporeal shapes,
63 1, 43 | displayed to corporeal eyes by ~corporeal shapes, but is shown in
64 1, 44 | supposing as ~they did that corporeal substance itself was uncreated,
65 1, 46 | But ~others said that corporeal things were created by God
66 1, 46 | viz. the empyrean ~heaven, corporeal matter, by which is meant
67 1, 47 | distinction of the ~spiritual and corporeal creature.~Aquin.: SMT FP
68 1, 47 | nor for the benefit of corporeal things, but that it happened ~
69 1, 48 | distinction of the ~spiritual and corporeal creatures.~Aquin.: SMT FP
70 1, 48 | consisting in the privation of corporeal goods, ~which kind of pain
71 1, 50 | consider the distinction of corporeal and spiritual creatures: ~
72 1, 50 | secondly, the creature wholly corporeal; thirdly, the composite ~
73 1, 50 | the composite ~creature, corporeal and spiritual, which is
74 1, 50 | absolutely and in relation to corporeal ~things.~Aquin.: SMT FP
75 1, 50 | but ~compared to God it is corporeal and material. Therefore
76 1, 50 | Therefore an angel is a ~corporeal substance. ~Aquin.: SMT
77 1, 50 | Therefore, every creature is corporeal. Now angels are God's creatures, ~
78 1, 50 | created." Therefore angels are corporeal.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[50] A[
79 1, 50 | action of a body, ~nor of any corporeal faculty; for every body
80 1, 50 | substances rank between God and corporeal ~creatures. Now the medium
81 1, 50 | to God, are material and corporeal, not, ~however, as if anything
82 1, 50 | however, as if anything corporeal existed in them.~Aquin.:
83 1, 50 | to all ~creatures, both corporeal and spiritual. Hence Ambrose
84 1, 50 | things are not contained in corporeal ~place, still they are none
85 1, 50 | which distinguishes it from corporeal ~substance, and that which
86 1, 50 | distinguishes incorporeal from corporeal substance is a kind of ~
87 1, 50 | matter of spiritual and corporeal things is the same; so that
88 1, 50 | impressed in the matter of corporeal things.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
89 1, 50 | matter of ~spiritual and of corporeal things. For it is not possible
90 1, 50 | that a ~spiritual and a corporeal form should be received
91 1, 50 | the same thing would be corporeal and ~spiritual. Hence it
92 1, 50 | of matter receives the ~corporeal form, and another receives
93 1, 50 | Therefore it is impossible that ~corporeal and spiritual things should
94 1, 50 | substances were made for ~corporeal substances. For thus the
95 1, 50 | from them were to appear in corporeal ~things. But it is not true
96 1, 50 | exist on ~account of the corporeal, because the end is nobler
97 1, 51 | angels in comparison with corporeal things; ~and in the first
98 1, 51 | angels in comparison with corporeal places; and, thirdly, of
99 1, 51 | without any companionship of corporeal addition." Bernard likewise
100 1, 51 | else, needs the help of any corporeal organ. But it ~is clear
101 1, 51 | every created spirit needs corporeal substance." Augustine ~also
102 1, 51 | act of a body, nor of any corporeal energy, as will ~be shown
103 1, 52 | angel is said to be in a corporeal place by application of
104 1, 52 | be in a place which ~is corporeal, not as the thing contained,
105 1, 53 | heavens, and whereby all ~corporeal things are measured, which
106 1, 53 | measures the movement of corporeal things, which is continuous; ~
107 1, 54 | operations are ~exercised by corporeal organs; such powers are
108 1, 55 | distinction and order of corporeal substances. The highest
109 1, 56 | to itself; as appears in corporeal ~things. Therefore the angel
110 1, 56 | have no knowledge of single corporeal things, not ~because of
111 1, 56 | nature as the action found in corporeal things, which passes into ~
112 1, 56 | disposed for understanding corporeal things, so is the angelic
113 1, 56 | existed not only the forms of corporeal things, but ~likewise the
114 1, 56 | forms of all things, both corporeal and ~spiritual, were impressed
115 1, 56 | of ~other spiritual and corporeal natures were impressed in
116 1, 56 | impressed ~species he might know corporeal and spiritual creatures.~
117 1, 57 | and things singular and corporeal ~by the senses, so an angel
118 1, 57 | time according ~to which corporeal movements are reckoned,
119 1, 57 | be known by an angel as corporeal things ~are known: because
120 1, 57 | because the imagination is a corporeal faculty. Therefore it ~seems
121 1, 57 | impression of some other corporeal or spiritual cause. Since, ~
122 1, 57 | therefore, the angels know corporeal things and their dispositions,
123 1, 58 | heavenly bodies hold ~among corporeal substances: for Dionysius
124 1, 61 | Whether he was created before corporeal creatures?~(4) Whether the
125 1, 61 | designated by the names of corporeal things, because ~Moses was
126 1, 61 | creatures existing beyond corporeal nature, it would have ~proved
127 1, 61 | above every movement of a ~corporeal nature. Nevertheless he
128 1, 61 | were created before the corporeal world?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
129 1, 61 | were created before the corporeal ~world. For Jerome says (
130 1, 61 | between the Divine and ~the corporeal natures. But the Divine
131 1, 61 | is from eternity; while ~corporeal nature is from time. Therefore
132 1, 61 | is more remote from the corporeal ~nature than one corporeal
133 1, 61 | corporeal ~nature than one corporeal nature is from another.
134 1, 61 | is from another. But one corporeal ~nature was made before
135 1, 61 | nature made before every corporeal nature.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
136 1, 61 | were not created before ~corporeal nature.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
137 1, 61 | created at the same time as corporeal creatures. For the angels
138 1, 61 | themselves; ~but both they and corporeal natures unite in constituting
139 1, 61 | previously to that of the corporeal world.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
140 1, 61 | Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 3: All corporeal creatures are one in matter;
141 1, 61 | creation of the matter ~of the corporeal creature involves in a manner
142 1, 61 | nothing of the nature of corporeal creatures."~Aquin.: SMT
143 1, 61 | were ~not created in any corporeal place.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
144 1, 61 | universe is made up of ~corporeal and spiritual creatures.
145 1, 61 | some relationship to the corporeal creature, and to ~rule over
146 1, 61 | and to ~rule over every corporeal creature. Hence it was fitting
147 1, 61 | be created in the highest corporeal place, as presiding over
148 1, 61 | as presiding over all ~corporeal nature; whether it be styled
149 1, 61 | angels were created in a corporeal place, not as if ~depending
150 1, 61 | created them before all corporeal creation, ~as many holy
151 1, 61 | hold. They were made in a corporeal place in order ~to show
152 1, 61 | show their relationship to corporeal nature, and that they are
153 1, 61 | universal power ~over all corporeal things, were created in
154 1, 61 | the highest place of the ~corporeal creature; while the other
155 1, 61 | not speaking there of any corporeal heaven, but ~of the heaven
156 1, 62 | nature is nobler than the corporeal ~creature. But the corporeal
157 1, 62 | corporeal ~creature. But the corporeal creature straightway from
158 1, 62 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The corporeal creature instantly in the
159 1, 62 | regard to the formation of corporeal things (Gen. ad lit. i,
160 1, 62 | angel is above the time of corporeal things; hence the ~various
161 1, 63 | is more powerful than the corporeal ~nature. But a corporeal
162 1, 63 | corporeal ~nature. But a corporeal thing begins to have its
163 1, 63 | movements are represented by corporeal movements which are measured
164 1, 63 | faith; ~because the whole corporeal creation is governed by
165 1, 64 | appetite, which is a power in a corporeal organ. According, ~however,
166 1, 65 | THE WORK OF CREATION OF CORPOREAL CREATURES (FOUR ARTICLES)~
167 1, 65 | creatures we proceed to that of ~corporeal creatures, in the production
168 1, 65 | of inquiry:~(1) Whether corporeal creatures are from God?~(
169 1, 65 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether corporeal creatures are from God?~
170 1, 65 | OBJ 1: It would seem that corporeal creatures are not from God.
171 1, 65 | they were very good." But corporeal creatures are evil, since ~
172 1, 65 | so far as it ~is harmful. Corporeal creatures, therefore, are
173 1, 65 | but ~leads us to Him. But corporeal creatures withdraw us from
174 1, 65 | things which are seen." ~Corporeal creatures, therefore, are
175 1, 65 | spiritual, or visible and ~corporeal. But the devil is called
176 1, 65 | 2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Corporeal creatures according to their
177 1, 65 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether corporeal things were made on account
178 1, 65 | OBJ 1: It would seem that corporeal creatures were not made
179 1, 65 | creatures are ~related to corporeal creatures, as the greater
180 1, 65 | greater good to the lesser. ~Corporeal creatures, therefore, are
181 1, 65 | movements of free-will. Now, corporeal ~creatures are unequal to
182 1, 65 | Peri Archon ii.] that corporeal ~creatures were not made
183 1, 65 | production of each kind of corporeal creatures, subjoins, "God
184 1, 65 | to Origen's ~opinion, the corporeal creature was made, not because
185 1, 65 | which now exists, of the ~corporeal world would arise from mere
186 1, 65 | goodness is the end of all ~corporeal things.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
187 1, 65 | ultimate end. ~Therefore that corporeal creatures were, in a manner,
188 1, 65 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether corporeal creatures were produced
189 1, 65 | OBJ 1: It would seem that corporeal creatures were produced
190 1, 65 | it was ordained that the corporeal should be ~produced by the
191 1, 65 | creatures, both spiritual and ~corporeal, were produced immediately
192 1, 65 | finite ~effect. But every corporeal thing is finite. Therefore,
193 1, 65 | by which are understood corporeal creatures. These, ~therefore,
194 1, 65 | until the ~production of corporeal creatures. But this position
195 1, 65 | the first production of corporeal creatures is by creation,
196 1, 65 | forms ~essentially, whereas corporeal creatures have forms by
197 1, 65 | Therefore the forms of corporeal things are derived from
198 1, 65 | must not suppose ~that this corporeal matter serves the angels
199 1, 65 | it obeys God thus." But corporeal matter may be said thus
200 1, 65 | which it receives its form. Corporeal forms, then, are not from ~
201 1, 65 | opinion of some that all corporeal forms are ~derived from
202 1, 65 | held that the forms ~of corporeal matter are derived from,
203 1, 65 | constituted, in so far as ~in corporeal matter there abides the
204 1, 65 | maintained that ~the forms of corporeal things do not subsist "per
205 1, 65 | proceed all the forms of corporeal matter, as the form of ~
206 1, 65 | but that the devil formed ~corporeal matter, and differentiated
207 1, 65 | not look for the cause ~of corporeal forms in any immaterial
208 1, 65 | generated by that fire. Corporeal forms, ~therefore, are caused,
209 1, 65 | follows further that even corporeal forms are derived from spiritual ~
210 1, 65 | were, the seminal types of corporeal forms, must be referred
211 1, 65 | the first production of corporeal creatures no ~transmutation
212 1, 65 | place, and ~accordingly, the corporeal forms that bodies had when
213 1, 66 | Whether the matter of all corporeal things is the same?~(3)
214 1, 66 | Further, the formation of corporeal creatures ~was effected
215 1, 66 | ancients chaos, existed in the ~corporeal creation.~Aquin.: SMT FP
216 1, 66 | primary matter was some ~corporeal thing in act, as fire, air,
217 1, 66 | are now apparent in the corporeal creation. Accordingly ~they
218 1, 66 | that the formlessness of corporeal matter preceded its form
219 1, 66 | threefold beauty ~was wanting to corporeal creatures, for which reason
220 1, 66 | due to the fact that the corporeal nature of these would not ~
221 1, 66 | the formless matter of all corporeal things is the same?~Aquin.:
222 1, 66 | the formless matter of all corporeal things is ~the same. For
223 1, 66 | says, the matter of ~all corporeal things is designated. Therefore
224 1, 66 | Therefore the matter of all ~corporeal things is the same.~Aquin.:
225 1, 66 | one in matter." But all corporeal things are in the ~same
226 1, 66 | itself is ~the same in all corporeal things.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
227 1, 66 | are one in the order of corporeal ~creatures.~Aquin.: SMT
228 1, 66 | the things of this world. ~Corporeal place, therefore, cannot
229 1, 66 | looked for, spiritual and corporeal, not only in the human body ~
230 1, 66 | bodily glory in something corporeal, free at the very outset ~
231 1, 66 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: Sensible corporeal things are movable in the
232 1, 66 | for by the movement of corporeal creatures is secured by ~
233 1, 66 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Corporeal place is assigned to contemplation,
234 1, 66 | before time was, the primary corporeal ~matter, and the angelic
235 1, 66 | 3): "Both spiritual and ~corporeal creatures were created at
236 1, 66 | empyrean heaven, formless corporeal ~matter, and time. It must
237 1, 66 | the angelic nature and corporeal matter - making no ~mention
238 1, 67 | things?~(2) Whether light, in corporeal things, is itself corporeal?~(
239 1, 67 | corporeal things, is itself corporeal?~(3) Whether light is a
240 1, 67 | spiritual ~things than to corporeal. Therefore also does light.~
241 1, 67 | natural quality of the first corporeal cause of change, ~which
242 1, 67 | and formless matter of the corporeal creature by the word ~"earth."
243 1, 67 | of higher ~dignity than corporeal. The forming, therefore,
244 1, 67 | substance and nobler than all corporeal ~creatures; for they would
245 1, 67 | formlessness, in regard to the ~corporeal creature. One is where we
246 1, 68 | of the second day is the corporeal heaven. ~According to Bede (
247 1, 68 | also taught that not all corporeal things are confined ~beneath
248 1, 68 | that earth and water are corporeal, whereas it is not evident
249 1, 68 | to ~all that air also is corporeal, for there have even been
250 1, 68 | above, there are ~seven corporeal heavens in all, in the opinion
251 1, 68 | denotes the entire sum of corporeal creation, for in that sense
252 1, 69 | spiritual and formless corporeal natures were created first
253 1, 69 | nature is higher than the corporeal, so the higher bodies are ~
254 1, 69 | land appear," mean that corporeal matter was impressed with
255 1, 70 | made on this day to ~be corporeal. If, however, the light
256 1, 70 | understood ~to be itself corporeal, then it must be held to
257 1, 70 | said above (Q[65], A[2]), a corporeal creature ~can be considered
258 1, 70 | of changes ~effected in corporeal creatures, but not of those
259 1, 70 | expresses his belief that all corporeal things are ruled by God ~
260 1, 74 | the parts into ~which the corporeal creation is divided are
261 1, 74 | formed on the first ~day, and corporeal on the two others, the higher
262 1, 74 | creatures, two to that of ~corporeal creatures, and three to
263 1, 74 | impression of forms upon corporeal matter. But other holy ~
264 1, 74 | formless matter of all corporeal things, and thus no creature
265 1, 75 | COMPOSED OF A SPIRITUAL AND A CORPOREAL SUBSTANCE: AND IN ~THE FIRST
266 1, 75 | the spiritual and of the corporeal creature, we now ~proceed
267 1, 75 | composed of a spiritual and corporeal ~substance. We shall treat
268 1, 75 | could not have knowledge of ~corporeal things. ~Aquin.: SMT FP
269 1, 75 | these actions was something corporeal: for they asserted ~that
270 1, 75 | things; and that what is not corporeal is ~nothing: hence they
271 1, 75 | that the soul is something corporeal. This ~opinion can be proved
272 1, 75 | in an animal, yet nothing corporeal can be the first ~principle
273 1, 75 | not that the likeness of corporeal things should be ~actually
274 1, 75 | that those who maintain the corporeal nature of the soul, are ~
275 1, 75 | i.e. imaginary pictures of ~corporeal things." Therefore the nature
276 1, 75 | can have knowledge of all corporeal things. Now whatever ~knows
277 1, 75 | intellect, and referred both a corporeal principle, as has been ~
278 1, 75 | is ~performed without a corporeal organ. On the other hand,
279 1, 75 | soul was made neither of corporeal matter, nor of spiritual
280 1, 75 | which receive forms in a corporeal ~organ; since matter is
281 1, 76 | phantasms which are in the corporeal organs. Thus through the ~
282 1, 76 | not possible through ~a corporeal instrument (De Anima iii,
283 1, 76 | the more it rises above ~corporeal matter, the less it is merged
284 1, 76 | forms. ~Wherefore it excels corporeal matter in its power by the
285 1, 76 | operation and a power in which corporeal matter has no share whatever. ~
286 1, 76 | power does ~not belong to a corporeal organ, as the power of seeing
287 1, 76 | cannot be performed by a corporeal ~organ, like the act of
288 1, 76 | is not the faculty of a corporeal ~organ.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
289 1, 76 | which it subsists ~to the corporeal matter, out of which and
290 1, 76 | parts of the soul which use corporeal organs; for this reason,
291 1, 76 | is its operation in which corporeal matter does not share. ~
292 1, 76 | not performed without a corporeal instrument. ~Therefore it
293 1, 76 | is connected with what is corporeal by ~virtual contact. But
294 1, 76 | before it is ~understood as corporeal, and so on; so those accidents
295 1, 76 | matter, once ~understood as corporeal and measurable, can be understood
296 1, 76 | the body by means of a ~corporeal spirit. Others said it is
297 1, 77 | confines of spiritual and corporeal ~creatures; and therefore
298 1, 77 | body is the subject of the ~corporeal powers. Therefore the soul
299 1, 77 | are performed without a corporeal ~organ, as understanding
300 1, 77 | are ~performed by means of corporeal organs; as sight by the
301 1, 77 | from the soul except by a corporeal organ. Secondly, they may
302 1, 77 | of the diversity of ~the corporeal organs.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
303 1, 77 | have no act apart from the corporeal organ.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
304 1, 42 | which is to be found only in corporeal things, and ~has, therefore,
305 1, 43 | vision is not displayed to corporeal eyes by ~corporeal shapes,
306 1, 43 | displayed to corporeal eyes by ~corporeal shapes, but is shown in
307 1, 45 | supposing as ~they did that corporeal substance itself was uncreated,
308 1, 47 | But ~others said that corporeal things were created by God
309 1, 47 | viz. the empyrean ~heaven, corporeal matter, by which is meant
310 1, 48 | distinction of the ~spiritual and corporeal creature.~Aquin.: SMT FP
311 1, 48 | nor for the benefit of corporeal things, but that it happened ~
312 1, 49 | distinction of the ~spiritual and corporeal creatures.~Aquin.: SMT FP
313 1, 49 | consisting in the privation of corporeal goods, ~which kind of pain
314 1, 51 | consider the distinction of corporeal and spiritual creatures: ~
315 1, 51 | secondly, the creature wholly corporeal; thirdly, the composite ~
316 1, 51 | the composite ~creature, corporeal and spiritual, which is
317 1, 51 | absolutely and in relation to corporeal ~things.~Aquin.: SMT FP
318 1, 51 | but ~compared to God it is corporeal and material. Therefore
319 1, 51 | Therefore an angel is a ~corporeal substance. ~Aquin.: SMT
320 1, 51 | Therefore, every creature is corporeal. Now angels are God's creatures, ~
321 1, 51 | created." Therefore angels are corporeal.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[50] A[
322 1, 51 | action of a body, ~nor of any corporeal faculty; for every body
323 1, 51 | substances rank between God and corporeal ~creatures. Now the medium
324 1, 51 | to God, are material and corporeal, not, ~however, as if anything
325 1, 51 | however, as if anything corporeal existed in them.~Aquin.:
326 1, 51 | to all ~creatures, both corporeal and spiritual. Hence Ambrose
327 1, 51 | things are not contained in corporeal ~place, still they are none
328 1, 51 | which distinguishes it from corporeal ~substance, and that which
329 1, 51 | distinguishes incorporeal from corporeal substance is a kind of ~
330 1, 51 | matter of spiritual and corporeal things is the same; so that
331 1, 51 | impressed in the matter of corporeal things.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
332 1, 51 | matter of ~spiritual and of corporeal things. For it is not possible
333 1, 51 | that a ~spiritual and a corporeal form should be received
334 1, 51 | the same thing would be corporeal and ~spiritual. Hence it
335 1, 51 | of matter receives the ~corporeal form, and another receives
336 1, 51 | Therefore it is impossible that ~corporeal and spiritual things should
337 1, 51 | substances were made for ~corporeal substances. For thus the
338 1, 51 | from them were to appear in corporeal ~things. But it is not true
339 1, 51 | exist on ~account of the corporeal, because the end is nobler
340 1, 52 | angels in comparison with corporeal things; ~and in the first
341 1, 52 | angels in comparison with corporeal places; and, thirdly, of
342 1, 52 | without any companionship of corporeal addition." Bernard likewise
343 1, 52 | else, needs the help of any corporeal organ. But it ~is clear
344 1, 52 | every created spirit needs corporeal substance." Augustine ~also
345 1, 52 | act of a body, nor of any corporeal energy, as will ~be shown
346 1, 53 | angel is said to be in a corporeal place by application of
347 1, 53 | be in a place which ~is corporeal, not as the thing contained,
348 1, 54 | heavens, and whereby all ~corporeal things are measured, which
349 1, 54 | measures the movement of corporeal things, which is continuous; ~
350 1, 55 | operations are ~exercised by corporeal organs; such powers are
351 1, 56 | distinction and order of corporeal substances. The highest
352 1, 57 | to itself; as appears in corporeal ~things. Therefore the angel
353 1, 57 | have no knowledge of single corporeal things, not ~because of
354 1, 57 | nature as the action found in corporeal things, which passes into
355 1, 57 | disposed for understanding corporeal things, so is the angelic
356 1, 57 | existed not only the forms of corporeal things, but ~likewise the
357 1, 57 | forms of all things, both corporeal and ~spiritual, were impressed
358 1, 57 | of ~other spiritual and corporeal natures were impressed in
359 1, 57 | impressed ~species he might know corporeal and spiritual creatures.~
360 1, 58 | and things singular and corporeal ~by the senses, so an angel
361 1, 58 | time according ~to which corporeal movements are reckoned,
362 1, 58 | be known by an angel as corporeal things ~are known: because
363 1, 58 | because the imagination is a corporeal faculty. Therefore it ~seems
364 1, 58 | impression of some other corporeal or spiritual cause. Since, ~
365 1, 58 | therefore, the angels know corporeal things and their dispositions,
366 1, 59 | heavenly bodies hold ~among corporeal substances: for Dionysius
367 1, 62 | Whether he was created before corporeal creatures?~(4) Whether the
368 1, 62 | designated by the names of corporeal things, because ~Moses was
369 1, 62 | creatures existing beyond corporeal nature, it would have ~proved
370 1, 62 | above every movement of a ~corporeal nature. Nevertheless he
371 1, 62 | were created before the corporeal world?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
372 1, 62 | were created before the corporeal ~world. For Jerome says (
373 1, 62 | between the Divine and ~the corporeal natures. But the Divine
374 1, 62 | is from eternity; while ~corporeal nature is from time. Therefore
375 1, 62 | is more remote from the corporeal ~nature than one corporeal
376 1, 62 | corporeal ~nature than one corporeal nature is from another.
377 1, 62 | is from another. But one corporeal ~nature was made before
378 1, 62 | nature made before every corporeal nature.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
379 1, 62 | were not created before ~corporeal nature.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
380 1, 62 | created at the same time as corporeal creatures. For the angels
381 1, 62 | themselves; ~but both they and corporeal natures unite in constituting
382 1, 62 | previously to that of the corporeal world.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
383 1, 62 | Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 3: All corporeal creatures are one in matter;
384 1, 62 | creation of the matter ~of the corporeal creature involves in a manner
385 1, 62 | nothing of the nature of corporeal creatures."~Aquin.: SMT
386 1, 62 | were ~not created in any corporeal place.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
387 1, 62 | universe is made up of ~corporeal and spiritual creatures.
388 1, 62 | some relationship to the corporeal creature, and to ~rule over
389 1, 62 | and to ~rule over every corporeal creature. Hence it was fitting
390 1, 62 | be created in the highest corporeal place, as presiding over
391 1, 62 | as presiding over all ~corporeal nature; whether it be styled
392 1, 62 | angels were created in a corporeal place, not as if ~depending
393 1, 62 | created them before all corporeal creation, ~as many holy
394 1, 62 | hold. They were made in a corporeal place in order ~to show
395 1, 62 | show their relationship to corporeal nature, and that they are
396 1, 62 | universal power ~over all corporeal things, were created in
397 1, 62 | the highest place of the ~corporeal creature; while the other
398 1, 62 | not speaking there of any corporeal heaven, but ~of the heaven
399 1, 63 | nature is nobler than the corporeal ~creature. But the corporeal
400 1, 63 | corporeal ~creature. But the corporeal creature straightway from
401 1, 63 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The corporeal creature instantly in the
402 1, 63 | regard to the formation of corporeal things (Gen. ad lit. i,
403 1, 63 | angel is above the time of corporeal things; hence the ~various
404 1, 64 | is more powerful than the corporeal ~nature. But a corporeal
405 1, 64 | corporeal ~nature. But a corporeal thing begins to have its
406 1, 64 | movements are represented by corporeal movements which are measured
407 1, 64 | faith; ~because the whole corporeal creation is governed by
408 1, 65 | appetite, which is a power in a corporeal organ. According, ~however,
409 1, 66 | THE WORK OF CREATION OF CORPOREAL CREATURES (FOUR ARTICLES)~
410 1, 66 | creatures we proceed to that of ~corporeal creatures, in the production
411 1, 66 | of inquiry:~(1) Whether corporeal creatures are from God?~(
412 1, 66 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether corporeal creatures are from God?~
413 1, 66 | OBJ 1: It would seem that corporeal creatures are not from God.
414 1, 66 | they were very good." But corporeal creatures are evil, since ~
415 1, 66 | so far as it ~is harmful. Corporeal creatures, therefore, are
416 1, 66 | but ~leads us to Him. But corporeal creatures withdraw us from
417 1, 66 | things which are seen." ~Corporeal creatures, therefore, are
418 1, 66 | spiritual, or visible and ~corporeal. But the devil is called
419 1, 66 | 2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Corporeal creatures according to their
420 1, 66 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether corporeal things were made on account
421 1, 66 | OBJ 1: It would seem that corporeal creatures were not made
422 1, 66 | creatures are ~related to corporeal creatures, as the greater
423 1, 66 | greater good to the lesser. ~Corporeal creatures, therefore, are
424 1, 66 | movements of free-will. Now, corporeal ~creatures are unequal to
425 1, 66 | Peri Archon ii.] that corporeal ~creatures were not made
426 1, 66 | production of each kind of corporeal creatures, subjoins, "God
427 1, 66 | to Origen's ~opinion, the corporeal creature was made, not because
428 1, 66 | which now exists, of the ~corporeal world would arise from mere
429 1, 66 | goodness is the end of all ~corporeal things.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
430 1, 66 | ultimate end. ~Therefore that corporeal creatures were, in a manner,
431 1, 66 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether corporeal creatures were produced
432 1, 66 | OBJ 1: It would seem that corporeal creatures were produced
433 1, 66 | it was ordained that the corporeal should be ~produced by the
434 1, 66 | creatures, both spiritual and ~corporeal, were produced immediately
435 1, 66 | finite ~effect. But every corporeal thing is finite. Therefore,
436 1, 66 | by which are understood corporeal creatures. These, ~therefore,
437 1, 66 | until the ~production of corporeal creatures. But this position
438 1, 66 | the first production of corporeal creatures is by creation,
439 1, 66 | forms ~essentially, whereas corporeal creatures have forms by
440 1, 66 | Therefore the forms of corporeal things are derived from
441 1, 66 | must not suppose ~that this corporeal matter serves the angels
442 1, 66 | it obeys God thus." But corporeal matter may be said thus
443 1, 66 | which it receives its form. Corporeal forms, then, are not from ~
444 1, 66 | opinion of some that all corporeal forms are ~derived from
445 1, 66 | held that the forms ~of corporeal matter are derived from,
446 1, 66 | constituted, in so far as ~in corporeal matter there abides the
447 1, 66 | maintained that ~the forms of corporeal things do not subsist "per
448 1, 66 | proceed all the forms of corporeal matter, as the form of ~
449 1, 66 | but that the devil formed ~corporeal matter, and differentiated
450 1, 66 | not look for the cause ~of corporeal forms in any immaterial
451 1, 66 | generated by that fire. Corporeal forms, ~therefore, are caused,
452 1, 66 | follows further that even corporeal forms are derived from spiritual ~
453 1, 66 | were, the seminal types of corporeal forms, must be referred
454 1, 66 | the first production of corporeal creatures no ~transmutation
455 1, 66 | place, and ~accordingly, the corporeal forms that bodies had when
456 1, 67 | Whether the matter of all corporeal things is the same?~(3)
457 1, 67 | Further, the formation of corporeal creatures ~was effected
458 1, 67 | ancients chaos, existed in the ~corporeal creation.~Aquin.: SMT FP
459 1, 67 | primary matter was some ~corporeal thing in act, as fire, air,
460 1, 67 | are now apparent in the corporeal creation. Accordingly ~they
461 1, 67 | that the formlessness of corporeal matter preceded its form
462 1, 67 | threefold beauty ~was wanting to corporeal creatures, for which reason
463 1, 67 | due to the fact that the corporeal nature of these would not ~
464 1, 67 | the formless matter of all corporeal things is the same?~Aquin.:
465 1, 67 | the formless matter of all corporeal things is ~the same. For
466 1, 67 | says, the matter of ~all corporeal things is designated. Therefore
467 1, 67 | Therefore the matter of all ~corporeal things is the same.~Aquin.:
468 1, 67 | one in matter." But all corporeal things are in the ~same
469 1, 67 | itself is ~the same in all corporeal things.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
470 1, 67 | are one in the order of corporeal ~creatures.~Aquin.: SMT
471 1, 67 | the things of this world. ~Corporeal place, therefore, cannot
472 1, 67 | looked for, spiritual and corporeal, not only in the human body ~
473 1, 67 | bodily glory in something corporeal, free at the very outset ~
474 1, 67 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: Sensible corporeal things are movable in the
475 1, 67 | for by the movement of corporeal creatures is secured by ~
476 1, 67 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Corporeal place is assigned to contemplation,
477 1, 67 | before time was, the primary corporeal ~matter, and the angelic
478 1, 67 | 3): "Both spiritual and ~corporeal creatures were created at
479 1, 67 | empyrean heaven, formless corporeal ~matter, and time. It must
480 1, 67 | the angelic nature and corporeal matter - making no ~mention
481 1, 68 | things?~(2) Whether light, in corporeal things, is itself corporeal?~(
482 1, 68 | corporeal things, is itself corporeal?~(3) Whether light is a
483 1, 68 | spiritual ~things than to corporeal. Therefore also does light.~
484 1, 68 | natural quality of the first corporeal cause of change, ~which
485 1, 68 | and formless matter of the corporeal creature by the word ~"earth."
486 1, 68 | of higher ~dignity than corporeal. The forming, therefore,
487 1, 68 | substance and nobler than all corporeal ~creatures; for they would
488 1, 68 | formlessness, in regard to the ~corporeal creature. One is where we
489 1, 69 | of the second day is the corporeal heaven. ~According to Bede (
490 1, 69 | also taught that not all corporeal things are confined ~beneath
491 1, 69 | that earth and water are corporeal, whereas it is not evident
492 1, 69 | to ~all that air also is corporeal, for there have even been
493 1, 69 | above, there are ~seven corporeal heavens in all, in the opinion
494 1, 69 | denotes the entire sum of corporeal creation, for in that sense
495 1, 70 | spiritual and formless corporeal natures were created first
496 1, 70 | nature is higher than the corporeal, so the higher bodies are ~
497 1, 70 | land appear," mean that corporeal matter was impressed with
498 1, 71 | made on this day to ~be corporeal. If, however, the light
499 1, 71 | understood ~to be itself corporeal, then it must be held to
500 1, 71 | said above (Q[65], A[2]), a corporeal creature ~can be considered
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