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501 1, 71 | of changes ~effected in corporeal creatures, but not of those
502 1, 71 | expresses his belief that all corporeal things are ruled by God ~
503 1, 73 | the parts into ~which the corporeal creation is divided are
504 1, 73 | formed on the first ~day, and corporeal on the two others, the higher
505 1, 73 | creatures, two to that of ~corporeal creatures, and three to
506 1, 73 | impression of forms upon corporeal matter. But other holy ~
507 1, 73 | formless matter of all corporeal things, and thus no creature
508 1, 74 | COMPOSED OF A SPIRITUAL AND A CORPOREAL SUBSTANCE: AND IN ~THE FIRST
509 1, 74 | the spiritual and of the corporeal creature, we now ~proceed
510 1, 74 | composed of a spiritual and corporeal ~substance. We shall treat
511 1, 74 | could not have knowledge of ~corporeal things. ~Aquin.: SMT FP
512 1, 74 | these actions was something corporeal: for they asserted ~that
513 1, 74 | things; and that what is not corporeal is ~nothing: hence they
514 1, 74 | that the soul is something corporeal. This ~opinion can be proved
515 1, 74 | in an animal, yet nothing corporeal can be the first ~principle
516 1, 74 | not that the likeness of corporeal things should be ~actually
517 1, 74 | that those who maintain the corporeal nature of the soul, are ~
518 1, 74 | i.e. imaginary pictures of ~corporeal things." Therefore the nature
519 1, 74 | can have knowledge of all corporeal things. Now whatever ~knows
520 1, 74 | intellect, and referred both a corporeal principle, as has been ~
521 1, 74 | is ~performed without a corporeal organ. On the other hand,
522 1, 74 | soul was made neither of corporeal matter, nor of spiritual
523 1, 74 | which receive forms in a corporeal ~organ; since matter is
524 1, 75 | phantasms which are in the corporeal organs. Thus through the ~
525 1, 75 | not possible through ~a corporeal instrument (De Anima iii,
526 1, 75 | the more it rises above ~corporeal matter, the less it is merged
527 1, 75 | forms. ~Wherefore it excels corporeal matter in its power by the
528 1, 75 | operation and a power in which corporeal matter has no share whatever. ~
529 1, 75 | power does ~not belong to a corporeal organ, as the power of seeing
530 1, 75 | cannot be performed by a corporeal ~organ, like the act of
531 1, 75 | is not the faculty of a corporeal ~organ.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
532 1, 75 | which it subsists ~to the corporeal matter, out of which and
533 1, 75 | parts of the soul which use corporeal organs; for this reason,
534 1, 75 | is its operation in which corporeal matter does not share. ~
535 1, 75 | not performed without a corporeal instrument. ~Therefore it
536 1, 75 | is connected with what is corporeal by ~virtual contact. But
537 1, 75 | before it is ~understood as corporeal, and so on; so those accidents
538 1, 75 | matter, once ~understood as corporeal and measurable, can be understood
539 1, 75 | the body by means of a ~corporeal spirit. Others said it is
540 1, 76 | confines of spiritual and corporeal ~creatures; and therefore
541 1, 76 | body is the subject of the ~corporeal powers. Therefore the soul
542 1, 76 | are performed without a corporeal ~organ, as understanding
543 1, 76 | are ~performed by means of corporeal organs; as sight by the
544 1, 76 | from the soul except by a corporeal organ. Secondly, they may
545 1, 76 | of the diversity of ~the corporeal organs.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
546 1, 76 | have no act apart from the corporeal organ.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
547 1, 77 | transcends the ~operation of the corporeal nature in various ways;
548 1, 77 | various ways; for the whole ~corporeal nature is subject to the
549 1, 77 | which so far exceeds the corporeal nature that it is not even
550 1, 77 | not even performed ~by any corporeal organ; and such is the operation
551 1, 77 | indeed ~performed through a corporeal organ, but not through a
552 1, 77 | organ, but not through a corporeal quality, ~and this is the
553 1, 77 | and dry, and other such corporeal qualities are required for ~
554 1, 77 | which is performed by a corporeal organ, and by virtue ~of
555 1, 77 | organ, and by virtue ~of a corporeal quality. Yet this transcends
556 1, 77 | transcends the operation of the ~corporeal nature; because the movements
557 1, 77 | kinds of vision; namely, corporeal, which is the action of
558 1, 77 | receive and ~retain are, in corporeal things, reduced to diverse
559 1, 77 | sensitive power is the act ~of a corporeal organ, it follows that the
560 1, 78 | operation either ~through a corporeal organ or without it: for
561 1, 78 | intellect is the act of a corporeal organ. But the intellect ~
562 1, 78 | for it is not an act of a corporeal ~organ. Hence it is incorruptible.~
563 1, 78 | which, he said that even corporeal matter was ~formed, in order
564 1, 78 | it is not the ~act of any corporeal organ. And in the same sense
565 1, 78 | that "beasts can sense corporeal things through the senses
566 1, 78 | inasmuch as they are acts of corporeal organs, in which certain
567 1, 78 | intellect, ~which has no corporeal organ, nothing but what
568 1, 78 | is more immovable than ~corporeal nature. If, therefore, corporeal
569 1, 78 | corporeal nature. If, therefore, corporeal matter holds the forms which ~
570 1, 78 | without the association of any corporeal ~organ. Wherefore the Philosopher
571 1, 81 | contrary, the knowledge of corporeal things is better than the
572 1, 82 | impression whatever ~produced by corporeal causes, which cannot affect
573 1, 82 | since it is not the act of a corporeal organ. And such as a man
574 1, 82 | a man is by ~virtue of a corporeal quality, such also does
575 1, 83 | TO THE BODY UNDERSTANDS CORPOREAL THINGS ~BENEATH IT (EIGHT
576 1, 83 | treating of the knowledge of corporeal things there are three points ~
577 1, 83 | intellect; nor indeed anything corporeal unless it can ~be perceived
578 1, 83 | that, besides these ~things corporeal, there is another genus
579 1, 83 | does not ~understand these corporeal things, but the separate
580 1, 83 | nor through material and corporeal species; but through immaterial
581 1, 83 | the angels would not know ~corporeal things. The reason of this
582 1, 83 | Whether the soul understands corporeal things through its essence?~
583 1, 83 | that the soul understands corporeal things through ~its essence.
584 1, 83 | seems that the soul knows corporeal things through itself.~Aquin.:
585 1, 83 | the soul is superior to corporeal creatures. Now lower ~things
586 1, 83 | Hier. xii). Therefore all corporeal creatures exist ~in a more
587 1, 83 | Therefore the ~soul can know corporeal creatures through its essence.~
588 1, 83 | mind gathers ~knowledge of corporeal things through the bodily
589 1, 83 | Therefore it does not ~know corporeal things through itself.~Aquin.:
590 1, 83 | observing that things known are ~corporeal and material, held that
591 1, 83 | of which it ~understands corporeal things.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
592 1, 83 | soul is more excellent than corporeal ~primary matter. But primary
593 1, 83 | so the soul understands ~corporeal things through innate species.~
594 1, 83 | Therefore the soul understands corporeal things through innate ~species.~
595 1, 83 | the soul does ~not know corporeal things through innate species.~
596 1, 83 | both by our soul and by corporeal ~matter; by our soul, to
597 1, 83 | knowledge thereof, and by corporeal ~matter to the effect of
598 1, 83 | existence: so that, just as corporeal matter by ~participating
599 1, 83 | sensible forms, which are in corporeal matter, are ~derived from
600 1, 83 | and sensible species into corporeal matter. And so ~Avicenna
601 1, 83 | things: so that just as corporeal ~matter by participating
602 1, 83 | power not making use of a corporeal ~organ for its action. And
603 1, 83 | cannot be affected by the ~corporeal, he held that intellectual
604 1, 83 | cooperation. Now nothing corporeal can ~make an impression
605 1, 83 | in order to show that corporeal images are impressed on
606 1, 83 | does not make use of a ~corporeal organ, would in no way be
607 1, 83 | through the ~lesion of a corporeal organ, if for its act there
608 1, 83 | that does make use of a corporeal organ. Now sense, ~imagination
609 1, 83 | sensitive part, make ~use of a corporeal organ. Wherefore it is clear
610 1, 83 | hindered by a lesion of the corporeal organ, for instance ~in
611 1, 83 | quiddity or nature existing in corporeal ~matter; and through such
612 1, 83 | this cannot be apart from corporeal matter: for ~instance, it
613 1, 83 | or by some comparison to corporeal things. And, therefore,
614 1, 84 | our intellect understands corporeal and material things by ~
615 1, 84 | intellect does not understand corporeal ~and material things by
616 1, 84 | sense, is the ~act of a corporeal organ. And therefore the
617 1, 84 | is a form as existing in corporeal matter. And since such matter
618 1, 84 | is neither the act of a corporeal organ, nor in any ~way connected
619 1, 84 | any ~way connected with corporeal matter; such is the angelic
620 1, 84 | existing individually in corporeal matter, but not as existing
621 1, 84 | For ~sensible matter is corporeal matter as subject to sensible
622 1, 84 | as being in individual corporeal matter, have the ~same mode
623 1, 84 | individuals, and exist in corporeal organs, have not the same
624 1, 84 | measure of ~the movement of corporeal things. But the multitude
625 1, 84 | certain ~opposition to a corporeal being, the quiddity of which
626 1, 85 | as the intellect is not a corporeal faculty, as we have ~said (
627 1, 85 | it is not ~terminated by corporeal matter. Moreover it can
628 1, 85 | hence when withdrawn from corporeal sense, and, ~as it were,
629 1, 85 | when withdrawn from the corporeal senses ~it would know the
630 1, 85 | of superior spiritual and corporeal ~causes; of spiritual causes,
631 1, 85 | also come from ~superior corporeal causes. For it is clear
632 1, 85 | faculties being ~acts of corporeal organs, the influence of
633 1, 87 | acquires the knowledge of ~corporeal things by means of the corporeal
634 1, 87 | corporeal things by means of the corporeal senses, so it gains from ~
635 1, 87 | sight can see all things corporeal, whether ~superior and incorruptible;
636 1, 87 | nor incorporeal through corporeal."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[88] A[
637 1, 87 | denying to them inferior corporeal properties. Hence it follows
638 1, 88 | understanding, by turning to ~corporeal phantasms, which are in
639 1, 88 | phantasms, which are in corporeal organs; but when it is ~
640 1, 88 | ceases to act by turning to corporeal ~(phantasms), the soul turns
641 1, 88 | of the flesh; and so, as corporeal things differ from incorporeal
642 1, 89 | Manichaeans, thinking that God was corporeal light, held that the soul ~
643 1, 89 | the soul is the act of ~corporeal matter, as is clear from
644 1, 89 | pre-existing matter - whether corporeal, ~which would render it
645 1, 89 | which would render it a corporeal being - or spiritual, which
646 1, 89 | depend in its ~existence on corporeal matter, and is subsistent,
647 1, 89 | exceeds the ~capacity of corporeal matter, as we have seen (
648 1, 89 | things have ~more order than corporeal things. But inferior bodies
649 1, 89 | much more perfect than ~corporeal. Therefore, since bodies
650 1, 89 | least, at the beginning with corporeal matter; whereas the body
651 1, 89 | made of any pre-existing corporeal or spiritual matter, nor
652 1, 90 | something between ~spiritual and corporeal substances.~Aquin.: SMT
653 1, 90 | De Trin. iii, 4), that "corporeal things ~are disposed by
654 1, 90 | human body was made of ~corporeal matter, as stated above (
655 1, 90 | Further, nothing is made of corporeal matter except by some ~material
656 1, 90 | material change. But all corporeal change is caused by a movement
657 1, 90 | body was produced from corporeal matter, it seems that a
658 1, 90 | virtues ~which God inserted in corporeal creatures; and that afterwards
659 1, 90 | But what pre-exists in the corporeal creature by ~reason of causal
660 1, 90 | can be produced by some corporeal body. ~Therefore the human
661 1, 90 | that the forms which are in corporeal matter are derived ~from
662 1, 91 | Trin. iii, 4) says that corporeal things ~are governed by
663 1, 91 | s body was formed ~from corporeal matter. Therefore it was
664 1, 92 | threefold vision in us, "corporeal," "spiritual," or imaginary,
665 1, 92 | Reply OBJ 4: Both in the corporeal and in the imaginary vision
666 1, 92 | De Trin. xi, 2). For in corporeal ~vision there is first the
667 1, 92 | the Divine Persons. The ~corporeal vision, too, does not proceed
668 1, 92 | proceed from them either in corporeal or spiritual vision. ~Wherefore
669 1, 93 | which are only sensible or ~corporeal. But in his present state
670 1, 95 | says (De Trin. iii, 8), ~"corporeal matter would not have obeyed
671 1, 96 | surpasses the capacity of corporeal matter, as above ~explained (
672 1, 96 | surpassing the capacity ~of corporeal matter.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
673 1, 97 | perfect animals, as the corporeal members ~make it clear.
674 1, 100 | sensitive powers are situate in corporeal organs; and ~therefore,
675 1, 101 | 1) Whether paradise is a corporeal place?~(2) Whether it is
676 1, 101 | 1~Whether paradise is a corporeal place?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
677 1, 101 | seem that paradise is not a corporeal place. For Bede ~[*Strabus,
678 1, 101 | Therefore paradise is not a corporeal place.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
679 1, 101 | Therefore ~paradise is not a corporeal place.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
680 1, 101 | apparently ~it is not a corporeal place.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
681 1, 101 | Therefore paradise also is not a corporeal, but a spiritual place.~
682 1, 101 | Further, if paradise be a corporeal place, the trees also of ~
683 1, 101 | also of ~paradise must be corporeal. But it seems they were
684 1, 101 | seems they were not; for corporeal ~trees were produced on
685 1, 101 | Therefore paradise ~was not a corporeal place.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
686 1, 101 | understand a place merely ~corporeal; others a place entirely
687 1, 101 | hold that paradise was both corporeal and spiritual."~Aquin.:
688 1, 101 | heaven is the highest of corporeal places, and ~is outside
689 1, 101 | De ~Trin. ii), "God rules corporeal creatures through spiritual
690 1, 101 | established above ~the entire corporeal nature, as presiding over
691 1, 101 | a ~ruler over the entire corporeal creation: it is a fitting
692 1, 103 | it is clear that even in corporeal things there are ~many causes
693 1, 103 | this reason, even in things corporeal, the preservation and ~continuation
694 1, 104 | matter, but by making use of corporeal ~seeds.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
695 1, 104 | is neither a body nor a corporeal power. Therefore God cannot
696 1, 104 | are two kinds of contact; corporeal contact, when two ~bodies
697 1, 104 | 1/2~I answer that, As in corporeal movement that is called
698 1, 105 | composed of a ~spiritual and a corporeal nature.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
699 1, 105 | How an angel acts on a corporeal ~nature; (3) How an angel
700 1, 105 | corresponds ~to neighborhood in corporeal things. Secondly, one angel
701 1, 105 | instance, we might say ~that corporeal sight is cleansed by the
702 1, 105 | appetite ~is a power in a corporeal organ. But this does not
703 1, 105 | Further, as the order of corporeal substances depends on the
704 1, 105 | acts outside the order of corporeal ~substances. Therefore He
705 1, 105 | miraculously outside the order of corporeal ~nature, that men may be
706 1, 105 | does outside the order of corporeal nature, and that of spiritual
707 1, 105 | itself to others. Hence also corporeal agents give ~their likeness
708 1, 107 | which have power over corporeal nature in the working of
709 1, 107 | administered by them, but also all corporeal matters. But holy men ~even
710 1, 108 | each other. Thus it ~is in corporeal things, for as the inferior
711 1, 109 | angels preside over the corporeal creatures. ~Under this head
712 1, 109 | inquiry:~(1) Whether the corporeal creature is governed by
713 1, 109 | angels?~(2) Whether the corporeal creature obeys the mere
714 1, 109 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the corporeal creature is governed by
715 1, 109 | It would seem that the corporeal creature is not governed
716 1, 109 | do what we ought not. But corporeal things have their actions
717 1, 109 | the superior. But some ~corporeal things are inferior, and
718 1, 109 | different offices. But if corporeal creatures were ruled by
719 1, 109 | A[2]). ~Therefore the corporeal creature is not governed
720 1, 109 | spiritual ~substance; for every corporeal form is a form individualized
721 1, 109 | the superior; so are all corporeal ~things ruled by the angels.
722 1, 109 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Corporeal things have determinate
723 1, 109 | act unless moved. Hence a corporeal creature ~must be moved
724 1, 109 | bodies besides the natural corporeal actions, for which ~the
725 1, 109 | substances were placed over corporeal things. For Augustine says (
726 1, 109 | universal power than any kind of corporeal things: the reason is to
727 1, 109 | who preside over purely corporeal creatures; for by ~their
728 1, 109 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether corporeal matter obeys the mere will
729 1, 109 | OBJ 1: It would seem that corporeal matter obeys the mere will
730 1, 109 | power of the soul. But ~corporeal matter obeys a conception
731 1, 109 | Therefore much more is ~corporeal matter changed by a conception
732 1, 109 | an angel is superior to corporeal ~power. But a body by its
733 1, 109 | power is able to transform corporeal matter; as ~appears when
734 1, 109 | angel by his power transform corporeal matter.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
735 1, 109 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, all corporeal nature is under angelic
736 1, 109 | principal ~place in the corporeal effects, is due to the angelic
737 1, 109 | the "intellect"; and that corporeal agents only dispose [matter]
738 1, 109 | from God, or form some ~corporeal agent; but not immediately
739 1, 109 | So an angel can change corporeal matter in a more excellent ~
740 1, 109 | excellent ~way than can corporeal agents, that is by moving
741 1, 109 | agents, that is by moving the corporeal agents ~themselves, as being
742 1, 109 | for which the power of corporeal agents would not ~suffice.
743 1, 109 | not exceed the power of a corporeal agent; for ~it is natural
744 1, 109 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the corporeal members obey the concept
745 1, 109 | 9) that the angels use ~corporeal seed to produce certain
746 1, 109 | with superior nature. Now corporeal nature is below the spiritual
747 1, 109 | spiritual nature. ~But among all corporeal movements the most perfect
748 1, 109 | to place. Therefore the ~corporeal nature has a natural aptitude
749 1, 109 | movements; that is, by employing corporeal agents ~to produce these
750 1, 109 | an ~inferior cause. But corporeal nature is inferior to an
751 1, 109 | work outside the order of corporeal agents; which is to work ~
752 1, 109 | visible world, by employing corporeal seeds by local movement.~
753 1, 109 | is outside the ~order of corporeal nature, yet they cannot
754 1, 110 | also is a faculty using a corporeal ~organ. Therefore as the
755 1, 110 | above (Q[110], A[3]), that corporeal nature obeys the angel as ~
756 1, 110 | any other power using ~a corporeal organ.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
757 1, 111 | Q[110], A[1]), that the corporeal creature is governed by ~
758 1, 111 | perform any work concerning a ~corporeal creature, the angel applies
759 1, 111 | departed from as regards corporeal things, for ~the sake of
760 1, 111 | command in ~respect of any corporeal creature; which is part
761 1, 111 | incorporeal natures surpass all corporeal natures ~in multitude; because
762 1, 112 | immovable and invariable; as all corporeal things by immovable spiritual ~
763 1, 112 | work ~miracles in things corporeal; while it is probable that
764 1, 112 | Dan. 10:13). Moreover all corporeal creatures are guarded by
765 1, 113 | miracles are wrought by some corporeal change. But ~demons are
766 1, 113 | said above (Q[110], A[2]), corporeal matter does ~not obey either
767 1, 113 | all the transformation of corporeal things which ~can be produced
768 1, 113 | imagination and even on his corporeal senses, so ~that something
769 1, 113 | same way he can clothe any corporeal thing with ~any corporeal
770 1, 113 | corporeal thing with ~any corporeal form, so as to appear therein.
771 1, 114 | 1 - OF THE ACTION OF THE CORPOREAL CREATURE (SIX ARTICLES)~
772 1, 114 | consider the action of the corporeal creature; and fate, ~which
773 1, 114 | certain bodies. Concerning corporeal actions there ~are six points
774 1, 114 | not substance below the ~corporeal substance which can be susceptible
775 1, 114 | degree of beings. Therefore corporeal ~substance is not active.~
776 1, 114 | 1~OBJ 3: Further, every corporeal substance is limited by
777 1, 114 | difficult to move. Therefore no corporeal ~substance is active.~Aquin.:
778 1, 114 | among other ~qualities of corporeal fire, "it shows its greatness
779 1, 114 | that all forms existing in corporeal matter are participated
780 1, 114 | as the form ~which is in corporeal matter is determined to
781 1, 114 | Avicebron held that the corporeal form is held back and ~imprisoned
782 1, 114 | does not prove that the corporeal form is not an agent, but ~
783 1, 114 | of fire which is in this corporeal matter, is the ~cause of
784 1, 114 | certain extent, held that corporeal agents act through ~their
785 1, 114 | issue of atoms from the corporeal agent, while passion consists
786 1, 114 | understood of the whole ~corporeal nature considered as a whole,
787 1, 114 | spiritual nature acts on the ~corporeal, and the uncreated nature
788 1, 114 | not entirely hinder the corporeal form from ~action, as stated
789 1, 114 | are any seminal virtues in corporeal matter?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
790 1, 114 | are no seminal virtues in corporeal ~matter. For virtue [ratio]
791 1, 114 | spiritual order. But in ~corporeal matter nothing exists spiritually,
792 1, 114 | are no ~seminal virtues in corporeal matter.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
793 1, 114 | are ~seminal virtues in corporeal matter.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
794 1, 114 | no active ~principles in corporeal matter; since, as we have
795 1, 114 | are no seminal ~virtues in corporeal matter.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
796 1, 114 | are seminal ~virtues in corporeal matter.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
797 1, 114 | which are generated in a corporeal and visible fashion, certain
798 1, 114 | seeds lie ~hidden in the corporeal things of this world."~Aquin.:
799 1, 114 | ii, 4). Now in the whole ~corporeal nature, living bodies are
800 1, 114 | reason of their being in corporeal ~matter, can nevertheless
801 1, 114 | are in certain parts of ~corporeal things: and when they are
802 1, 114 | v, 6): "Nothing is more ~corporeal than sex." But sex is not
803 1, 114 | stars are varied even in ~corporeal things, according to the
804 1, 114 | soul which are the acts of corporeal organs, but ~accidentally:
805 1, 114 | will were powers affixed to corporeal ~organs, as some maintained,
806 1, 114 | those which are affixed to corporeal organs: for ~whatever is
807 1, 114 | powers which ~are affixed to corporeal organs. But in this the
808 1, 114 | and will are not ~acts of corporeal organs, it is impossible
809 1, 114 | bodies, do ~indeed act on corporeal things by means of the heavenly
810 1, 114 | Just as the multiformity of corporeal movements is ~reducible
811 1, 114 | under certain constellations corporeal matter is ~better disposed
812 1, 114 | of necessity received in ~corporeal matter.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
813 1, 114 | hindering cause. But any corporeal cause, ~that might possibly
814 1, 114 | certain inclinations in ~corporeal nature, the will nevertheless
815 1, 116 | is composed of a created corporeal and spiritual nature. In
816 1, 116 | his soul man can change corporeal matter?~(4) Whether the
817 1, 116 | power of his soul can change corporeal matter?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
818 1, 116 | of his soul can change ~corporeal matter. For Gregory says (
819 1, 116 | a ~change is wrought in corporeal matter. Therefore men, by
820 1, 116 | of the ~soul, can change corporeal matter.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
821 1, 116 | of the soul could change corporeal matter. ~Therefore man can
822 1, 116 | Therefore man can change corporeal matter by the power of his
823 1, 116 | soul by its power change corporeal matter.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
824 1, 116 | says (De Trin. iii, 8): "Corporeal matter ~obeys God alone
825 1, 116 | stated above (Q[110], A[2]), corporeal matter is not ~changed to (
826 1, 116 | that they cannot change ~corporeal matter by their natural
827 1, 116 | power, except by employing corporeal ~agents for the production
828 1, 116 | its natural power, change corporeal matter, except by means
829 1, 116 | bewitchment to the fact that ~corporeal matter has a natural tendency
830 1, 116 | imagination, it can change corporeal matter. This he says is
831 1, 116 | above (Q[110], A[2]) that corporeal matter does ~not obey spiritual
832 1, 116 | strong imagination the (corporeal) spirits ~of the body united
833 1, 116 | 3]), it is the act of a corporeal organ. Therefore at the ~
834 1, 116 | moved with an accompanying corporeal operation. But the apprehension
835 1, 116 | not have been without some corporeal ~change at least as to place.
836 1, 117 | existence is that of the ~corporeal forms, to which existence
837 1, 117 | into existence by certain ~corporeal agents that reduce the matter
838 1, 117 | potentiality to act, through ~some corporeal power of which they are
839 1, 117 | A[1]) that the whole of corporeal nature acts as the instrument ~
840 1, 117 | body from being due to a corporeal power, while the ~intellectual
841 1, 118 | there is no need ~that the corporeal seminal matter should have
842 1, 118 | immediate seminal virtue, or the corporeal substance from which this ~
843 1, 118 | principle. For even the corporeal matter, which is supplied
844 1, 118 | and which he calls the corporeal substance, is originally ~
845 1, 118 | in Adam according to the "corporeal ~substance," not according
846 2, 2 | soul excels the capacity of corporeal matter, that part of ~the
847 2, 2 | which is independent of a corporeal organ, has a certain ~infinity
848 2, 4 | severed from everything ~corporeal." But this is unreasonable.
849 2, 4 | under the form of things corporeal, in order ~"that from things
850 2, 9 | more universal than any corporeal things whatever. Therefore
851 2, 15 | apprehends the similitude of corporeal things, even in the ~absence
852 2, 17 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, corporeal matter obeys God alone,
853 2, 17 | appetite is a power of a corporeal organ, whereas the will
854 2, 17 | act of a power that uses a corporeal organ, depends not ~only
855 2, 17 | the disposition of that ~corporeal organ: thus the act of vision
856 2, 22 | appetite is the power of a ~corporeal organ, so is the power of
857 2, 22 | although both are actions of a corporeal organ.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
858 2, 22 | be found ~where there is corporeal transmutation. This corporeal
859 2, 22 | corporeal transmutation. This corporeal transmutation is ~found
860 2, 22 | Now there is no need for ~corporeal transmutation in the act
861 2, 22 | exercised by means of a corporeal organ. It is ~therefore
862 2, 35 | because ~the mind has no corporeal organ: wherefore it was
863 2, 44 | appetite, but also in the corporeal nature: ~for when an animal
864 2, 44 | appetite, but not in the ~corporeal nature; in fact, the soul,
865 2, 50 | sensible being belongs to corporeal ~matter, so potentiality
866 2, 52 | connection of the intellect with corporeal things, ~which come under
867 2, 52 | the imagination. Now in corporeal quantities, a thing is ~
868 2, 52 | word "great" is taken from corporeal quantities and ~applied
869 2, 52 | transferred to forms, from ~corporeal quantities. But in corporeal
870 2, 52 | corporeal quantities. But in corporeal quantities there is no increase ~
871 2, 56 | power which makes use of a ~corporeal organ. But the good of virtue
872 2, 63 | answer that, With regard to corporeal forms, it has been maintained
873 2, 63 | instance, who thought that corporeal forms originated from some
874 2, 73 | what a linear rule is in corporeal things. ~Therefore to sin
875 2, 77 | because it does not use a ~corporeal organ, since it is in the
876 2, 77 | appetite being a power using a corporeal organ.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
877 2, 80 | the FP, Q[110], A[3], the ~corporeal nature has a natural aptitude
878 2, 86 | is properly ascribed to corporeal things, when a ~comely body
879 2, 89 | something, as may be seen in corporeal ~matters, from which the
880 2, 102 | men, who worship Him, are ~corporeal beings: and for their sake
881 2, 102 | Holy Place signified the corporeal ~world. Hence the Holy Place
882 2, 102 | the people saw the mere ~corporeal sacrifices which were offered
883 2, 102 | a corpse, or any similar corporeal infection.~Aquin.: SMT FS
884 2, 102 | sins are not something corporeal that can be carried ~from
885 2, 109 | De Anima iii, 4). Now in corporeal things we see that for movement
886 2, 109 | first mover in the order of corporeal things is the heavenly body. ~
887 2, 109 | it is clear ~that as all corporeal movements are reduced to
888 2, 109 | heavenly ~body as to the first corporeal mover, so all movements,
889 2, 109 | so all movements, both corporeal ~and spiritual, are reduced
890 2, 109 | no matter how perfect a corporeal or spiritual nature is supposed ~
891 2, 7 | excellent than all transient and corporeal creatures; so ~that it becomes
892 2, 8 | God, no longer by way of corporeal phantasms, nor ~infected
893 2, 14 | parts of a thing. Hence in corporeal things the ~senses are said
894 2, 14 | object through a medium of corporeal distance, but through certain ~
895 2, 14 | be very firmly fixed on corporeal things, so that in ~consequence
896 2, 22 | respect ~of his sensitive and corporeal nature: and with regard
897 2, 24 | while the sensitive and corporeal nature takes ~the second
898 2, 24 | reckon their sensitive and corporeal nature, or ~the outward
899 2, 25 | spiritual nature and his ~corporeal nature. And a man is said
900 2, 28 | proceed, as may be seen in corporeal things. For, though fire
901 2, 47 | tied as it were to some corporeal image, because human knowledge ~
902 2, 50 | moved: thus He moves the corporeal creature through time and ~
903 2, 79 | necessary ~to make use of corporeal things, that man's mind
904 2, 93 | statement: since ~every corporeal sign is either the effect
905 2, 93 | common higher cause ~of a corporeal nature, although they are
906 2, 164 | just as in respect of ~his corporeal nature man naturally desires
907 2, 169 | Reply OBJ 2: Just as in corporeal things, when a passion ceases,
908 2, 169 | human, both spiritual and corporeal; ~and consequently the prophetic
909 2, 170 | the soul is withdrawn from corporeal things, it ~becomes more
910 2, 170 | spiritual substances, or from a corporeal cause, as stated ~above (
911 2, 170 | disposition of matter in His ~corporeal effects, for He is able
912 2, 171 | likenesses significant of things corporeal, and ~understand them by
913 2, 172 | sensible sign is - either a corporeal thing offered externally
914 2, 172 | of the images of things corporeal: he ~is more a prophet,
915 2, 172 | under the ~similitude of corporeal things, for it approaches
916 2, 172 | means of the similitudes of corporeal things in the vision of
917 2, 172 | be revealed by ~means of corporeal images, he that has both,
918 2, 172 | known by means of images of corporeal things, than if it ~be known
919 2, 172 | images and likenesses of corporeal ~things. Secondly, vision
920 2, 173 | may understand something ~corporeal, and thus the third heaven
921 2, 173 | the ~vision of something corporeal, but because this place
922 2, 173 | third heaven to be something corporeal, he must have known that
923 2, 173 | separated from his body, since a corporeal thing cannot be an ~object
924 2, 173 | knew it to be something corporeal, ~and then his soul could
925 2, 178 | consists in thinking of corporeal things. The ~second is in "
926 2, 178 | them the shadows of things corporeal, or if these ~follow them
927 2, 178 | necessity of turning to corporeal phantasms. Therefore it
928 2, 178 | them the shadows of things ~corporeal," since their contemplation
929 2, 180 | the shadows of the things corporeal, or, ~if these follow them,
930 2, 183 | governed by the greater, ~as corporeal things are governed by things
931 3, 1 | incorporeal, ~produced mutable and corporeal creatures for His own goodness.
932 3, 1 | nature created, mutable, corporeal, ~and subject to penalty,
933 3, 1 | unable to see anything but corporeal things . . . God is great
934 3, 1 | deserting God, had ~stooped to corporeal things, it was necessary
935 3, 1 | should take flesh, ~and by corporeal things should afford him
936 3, 1 | as not to believe in His corporeal ~presence, even were He
937 3, 2 | especially of anything corporeal, since it would follow that ~
938 3, 2 | There are two principles of corporeal life: one the ~effective
939 3, 8 | effect, ~i.e. inasmuch as corporeal things act on bodies, and
940 3, 9 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, as corporeal matter is in potentiality
941 3, 9 | intelligible ~forms. Now corporeal matter cannot receive two
942 3, 12 | spiritual ~substances and corporeal things, it is perfected
943 3, 13 | omnipotence with regard to corporeal creatures?~(3) Whether He
944 3, 13 | is altered. But the other corporeal dispositions ~which have
945 3, 14 | cause of death and other corporeal defects of human ~nature
946 3, 15 | subjected Himself to these corporeal and animal passions.~Aquin.:
947 3, 16 | animate" and "carnal" or ~"corporeal," as, on the other hand, "
948 3, 16 | was buried: even as in ~corporeal and human beings, things
949 3, 17 | possessed of a head, being corporeal, being animated - all ~these
950 3, 18 | the craftsman with ~only a corporeal movement; but an instrument
951 3, 25 | gods ~before Me." But no corporeal image could be raised to
952 3, 25 | He can be adored in His corporeal image.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
953 3, 27 | also are death and other corporeal penalties. Therefore ~the
954 3, 31 | that is to say, that the ~corporeal matter of Christ's body
955 3, 32 | Godhead shall in thee take the corporeal substance of human nature: ~
956 3, 32 | of seed, considered as a ~corporeal substance which is transformed
957 3, 32 | from the Virgin, only as to corporeal matter, by the Divine ~power
958 3, 34 | much more, indeed, than corporeal vision; inasmuch as ~to
959 3, 36 | aroused the attention of their corporeal eyes, a more ~brilliant
960 3, 39 | since what is opened in a corporeal sense is open ~to all."
961 3, 39 | indeed, refer this to the corporeal vision, and say that such
962 3, 39 | seed of a man: ~since the corporeal creature obeys its Lord'
963 3, 41 | namely, the support of the corporeal nature by food. Secondly,
964 3, 44 | as to their ~sensible and corporeal nature, the same reason
965 3, 47 | His body, but willed ~His corporeal nature to succumb to such
966 3, 48 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, no corporeal agency acts efficiently
967 3, 48 | Christ's Passion, although corporeal, has yet a spiritual ~effect
968 3, 49 | OBJ 2: Further, what is corporeal does not act upon what is
969 3, 49 | But Christ's Passion is corporeal, whereas sin exists in the
970 3, 49 | Although Christ's Passion is corporeal, still it derives a ~kind
971 3, 50 | OBJ 3: Further, what is corporeal is not the cause of what
972 3, 50 | But Christ's death was corporeal. Therefore it could not
973 3, 50 | Christ's death was indeed corporeal; but the body was the ~instrument
974 3, 52 | while descent implies corporeal motion. Therefore it was
975 3, 52 | understood of the ~earthly corporeal paradise, but of a spiritual
976 3, 56 | contact, whether spiritual or corporeal. Now it is evident that
977 3, 56 | Christ's ~Resurrection has no corporeal contact with the dead who
978 3, 57 | He ascended above all the corporeal heavens?~(5) Whether He
979 3, 57 | The more fully anything corporeal shares in the Divine ~goodness,
980 3, 57 | higher its place in the corporeal order, which is order of ~
981 3, 57 | weigh the conditions of its corporeal nature, ~nevertheless it
982 3, 57 | differently attributed to corporeal and ~spiritual substances,
983 3, 57 | to the ~conditions of its corporeal nature, but not according
984 3, 58 | bodily position. ~But nothing corporeal can be applied to God, since "
985 3, 60 | xix): "What else is a ~corporeal sacrament but a kind of
986 3, 61 | has to be led by things corporeal and sensible to things ~
987 3, 61 | salvation, in the shape ~of corporeal and sensible signs that
988 3, 61 | himself by his affections to corporeal things. Now the healing ~
989 3, 61 | medicine by means of certain corporeal signs; for if man were ~
990 3, 61 | confessing that he is subject to corporeal things, ~seeing that he
991 3, 61 | or in grace, by ~anything corporeal; which happens in the sacraments.
992 3, 61 | to receive something from corporeal things in ~order that it
993 3, 61 | world, by making use of corporeal sacraments.~Aquin.: SMT
994 3, 62 | OBJ 2: Further, nothing corporeal can act on a spiritual thing:
995 3, 62 | couch. In like manner the corporeal sacraments by their operation, ~
996 3, 62 | thing is not contained by a corporeal, even ~if it be therein;
997 3, 62 | cannot be contained in a corporeal sacrament.~Aquin.: SMT TP
998 3, 62 | spiritual power cannot be in a corporeal subject, after ~the manner
999 3, 62 | if we say that water, a corporeal substance, achieves the ~
1000 3, 63 | speaking, it is only in corporeal things; and of spiritual ~
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