Part, Question

1001   3, 65  |           the body: ~just as other corporeal things have a certain likeness
1002   3, 65  |          attains perfection in the corporeal life in two ~ways: first,
1003   3, 72  |        certain sacraments having a corporeal matter, viz. ~Baptism, and
1004   3, 72  |           3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Corporeal matter is receptive of grace,
1005   3, 73  |           life is analogous to the corporeal, ~since corporeal things
1006   3, 73  |           to the corporeal, ~since corporeal things bear a resemblance
1007   3, 73  |         generation is required for corporeal life, since thereby man ~
1008   3, 73  | refreshment, which is conformed to corporeal ~refreshment. Now there
1009   3, 73  |            two things required for corporeal refreshment, ~namely, food,
1010   3, 73  |             The difference between corporeal and spiritual food lies
1011   3, 75  |           matter. ~For whatever is corporeal must be somewhere. But the
1012   3, 75  |         bread, ~which is something corporeal, does not remain, in this
1013   3, 75  |         perfect being, i.e. being, corporeal being, and animated being,
1014   3, 75  |      according as the latter gives corporeal being, but not ~according
1015   3, 76  |            so as to be seen by any corporeal eye. Secondly, because,
1016   3, 76  |          what is covered with ~any corporeal veil), but also because
1017   3, 77  |           1~OBJ 3: Further, if any corporeal substance be generated from
1018   3, 77  |        accident. Therefore, if any corporeal ~substance be generated
1019   3, 77  |           it is impossible for any corporeal ~substance to be generated
1020   3, 78  |       would not be ~applied to the corporeal matter present, and consequently
1021   3, 80  |            the distinction between corporeal and ~spiritual eating.~Aquin.:
1022   3, 80  |            abominable to God than ~corporeal. But if anyone was to cast
1023   3, 80  |          arise from some ~internal corporeal cause, as from abundance
1024   3, 80  |            In the same way too the corporeal cause can be without sin,
1025   3, 84  |         because under ~the veil of corporeal things the Divine power
1026   3, 84  |          Penance, because therein ~corporeal things are not employed
1027   3, 84  |          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: By corporeal things taken in a wide sense
1028   3, 84  |            act, is conferred, some corporeal matter is ~employed externally,
1029   3, 84  |            sacraments which have a corporeal matter, this ~matter needs
1030 Suppl, 1 |            an act of virtue, but a corporeal passion. But the ~question
1031 Suppl, 1 |          contrition, wherefore ~in corporeal matters, things are said
1032 Suppl, 3 |      reason when it deliberates on corporeal things, is greater than
1033 Suppl, 37|            acolyte's act is merely corporeal. Therefore the exorcist
1034 Suppl, 41|            that, If we suppose the corporeal nature to be created by
1035 Suppl, 41|           the ~preservation of the corporeal nature and to which nature
1036 Suppl, 55|            others in ~which purely corporeal questions are at stake.
1037 Suppl, 57|            is more excellent ~than corporeal care. But no tie of relationship
1038 Suppl, 69|            soul is not conveyed to corporeal places, except with a body,
1039 Suppl, 69|           utterly removed from all corporeal conditions. Therefore places ~
1040 Suppl, 69|            to their reward. But a ~corporeal place cannot conduce to
1041 Suppl, 69|           The empyrean heaven is a corporeal place, and yet as ~soon
1042 Suppl, 69|            are conveyed to various corporeal places, as in the case of ~
1043 Suppl, 69|            being, nevertheless the corporeal world is governed by ~God
1044 Suppl, 69|            spiritual substances to corporeal ~substances, in that the
1045 Suppl, 69|       motors, nevertheless certain corporeal places are ~appointed to
1046 Suppl, 69|            nothing in ~common with corporeal things in this way. Secondly,
1047 Suppl, 69|           the Scriptures apply the corporeal ~world to the spiritual
1048 Suppl, 69|            life, as the sun is ~of corporeal life. In this way certain
1049 Suppl, 69|     receives nothing directly from corporeal ~places in the same way
1050 Suppl, 70|           are able to be ~borne to corporeal places and by means of sensible
1051 Suppl, 70|       organ of imagination wherein corporeal ~images are impressed; which
1052 Suppl, 70|        that just as the images of ~corporeal things are in the soul of
1053 Suppl, 70|  separation from the body, are not corporeal ~but resemble corporeal
1054 Suppl, 70|            corporeal ~but resemble corporeal things." Therefore the separated
1055 Suppl, 70|          another. But the soul and corporeal fire do ~not agree in matter,
1056 Suppl, 70|           common to spiritual and ~corporeal things: wherefore they cannot
1057 Suppl, 70|          the soul suffers from the corporeal ~fire, through being held
1058 Suppl, 70|           not be the ~form of that corporeal fire. Therefore it cannot
1059 Suppl, 70|       agent acts by contact. But a corporeal fire ~cannot be in contact
1060 Suppl, 70|           contact is only between ~corporeal things whose bounds come
1061 Suppl, 70|            is it credible that any corporeal thing of an ~elemental nature
1062 Suppl, 70|          damned are inflicted by a corporeal fire.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[70]
1063 Suppl, 70|    possibility of suffering from a corporeal fire is ~equally consistent
1064 Suppl, 70|            which must ~needs be as corporeal fire. This is evident from
1065 Suppl, 70|         diversity of spiritual and corporeal nature ~does not hinder
1066 Suppl, 70|         imaginary fire, but a real corporeal fire, we must ~needs say
1067 Suppl, 70|           suffer punishment from a corporeal fire, ~since our Lord said (
1068 Suppl, 70|          have said that although a corporeal fire cannot burn the ~soul,
1069 Suppl, 70|            think it possible for a corporeal fire to hurt them, if they
1070 Suppl, 70|      suffers ~even really from the corporeal fire: wherefore Gregory
1071 Suppl, 70|        follows. They say that this corporeal ~fire can be considered
1072 Suppl, 70|           in two ways. First, as a corporeal thing, and thus ~it has
1073 Suppl, 70|        sinning subjected itself to corporeal things ~should be subjected
1074 Suppl, 70|          or demon is united to the corporeal fire. In another ~way as
1075 Suppl, 70|          although of its nature a ~corporeal thing is able to confine
1076 Suppl, 70|          subject to place. But the corporeal fire is enabled as the instrument
1077 Suppl, 70|          be held after death by a ~corporeal fire?" and Augustine says (
1078 Suppl, 70|          is spiritual and the body corporeal, man is so ~fashioned that
1079 Suppl, 70|            the soul suffers from a corporeal fire: so as to ~say that
1080 Suppl, 70|          its distress, whereas the corporeal fire which exists outside ~
1081 Suppl, 70|     objection argues as though the corporeal fire tortured the spirit ~
1082 Suppl, 72|     although, properly speaking, a corporeal thing ~cannot be the subject
1083 Suppl, 72|   nevertheless, on account of ~sin corporeal things contract a certain
1084 Suppl, 72|            1~Reply OBJ 2: Although corporeal elements cannot be the subject
1085 Suppl, 72|          heretical sects that hold corporeal things to have ~been created
1086 Suppl, 82|         received into the ~body as corporeal. And consequently according
1087 Suppl, 88|        answer that, We believe all corporeal things to have been made
1088 Suppl, 88|        will see the Godhead in Its corporeal ~effects, wherein manifest
1089 Suppl, 88|         the more noble part of the corporeal world. Therefore it will
1090 Suppl, 88|      movement and ~generation of a corporeal creature; whereas man's
1091 Suppl, 88|       change upon the state of all corporeal creatures, as stated above ~(
1092 Suppl, 88|            for man's use. Now the ~corporeal creature will be rewarded
1093 Suppl, 88|     earthly bodies. Since then the corporeal creature was ~made for the
1094 Suppl, 88|          thereby, it follows that ~corporeal things are dealt with similarly
1095 Suppl, 88|       nevertheless superior to any corporeal quality by the dignity of ~
1096 Suppl, 89|           In one way as excluding ~corporeal vision, whereby no one ever
1097 Suppl, 89|            Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 16: Corporeal creatures are not said to
1098 Suppl, 89|      Moreover the ~likeness of the corporeal object is received into
1099 Suppl, 89|          animals they can see only corporeal things), but to see even
1100 Suppl, 89|          Further, the disparity of corporeal to incorporeal things is
1101 Suppl, 89|          same as of incorporeal to corporeal. Now the incorporeal eye
1102 Suppl, 89|           incorporeal eye can see ~corporeal things. Therefore the corporeal
1103 Suppl, 89|    corporeal things. Therefore the corporeal eye can see the incorporeal: ~
1104 Suppl, 89|            thing is invisible to a corporeal eye." But God is supremely ~
1105 Suppl, 89|            which are seen with the corporeal ~sight." Now the angelic
1106 Suppl, 89|  everywhere present, governing all corporeal things, not as we now see
1107 Suppl, 89|       matter. Wherefore the more a corporeal form is abstracted from
1108 Suppl, 89|    knowledge is removed, can see a corporeal object: but it does ~not
1109 Suppl, 89|          does ~not follow that the corporeal eye, in which the cognitive
1110 Suppl, 89|             present in likeness to corporeal vision. Moreover by seeing
1111 Suppl, 90|           will be beatified is not corporeal but spiritual, namely God ~
1112 Suppl, 92|         not from a likeness to the corporeal marriage, but ~according
1113 Suppl, 93|            sorrow for the loss of ~corporeal things be equal to the sorrow
1114 Suppl, 94|        which they are tormented is corporeal?~(3) Whether their weeping
1115 Suppl, 94|           Whether their weeping is corporeal?~(4) Whether their darkness
1116 Suppl, 94|      whereby they are tormented is corporeal?~(6) Whether it is of the
1117 Suppl, 94|          the worm of the damned is corporeal?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[97] A[
1118 Suppl, 94|           damned are tormented is ~corporeal. Because flesh cannot be
1119 Suppl, 94|       Therefore that worm ~will be corporeal.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[97] A[
1120 Suppl, 94|          understood to be not of a corporeal but of ~a spiritual nature:
1121 Suppl, 94|            torments the soul, as a corporeal worm born of corruption
1122 Suppl, 94|      weeping of the damned will be corporeal?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[97] A[
1123 Suppl, 94|      weeping of the damned will be corporeal. ~For a gloss on Lk. 13:
1124 Suppl, 94|         Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Corporeal weeping results from dissolving
1125 Suppl, 94|          of the damned will not be corporeal.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[97] A[
1126 Suppl, 94|       things are to be observed in corporeal weeping. One ~is the resolution
1127 Suppl, 94|           of tears: and as to this corporeal weeping cannot be in ~the
1128 Suppl, 94|          it will be impossible for corporeal weeping to ~be in the damned.
1129 Suppl, 94|            thing to be observed in corporeal weeping is ~a certain commotion
1130 Suppl, 94|           the fire of hell will be corporeal?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[97] A[
1131 Suppl, 94|           be tormented will not be corporeal. For Damascene says (De ~
1132 Suppl, 94|           knoweth." Now everything corporeal is material. Therefore the
1133 Suppl, 94|          fire ~of hell will not be corporeal.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[97] A[
1134 Suppl, 94|        death is ~spiritual and not corporeal." Therefore, etc.~Aquin.:
1135 Suppl, 94|          Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, corporeal fire in the mode of its
1136 Suppl, 94|           and dry: for in the same corporeal fire we ~see both good and
1137 Suppl, 94|   Therefore this fire ~will not be corporeal.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[97] A[
1138 Suppl, 94|          that the fire of ~hell is corporeal, since it is certain that
1139 Suppl, 94|         with a spiritual and not a corporeal ~punishment. Therefore they
1140 Suppl, 94|            will be punished with a corporeal fire.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[97]
1141 Suppl, 94|             to be punished with a ~corporeal fire, they denied that the
1142 Suppl, 94|            wicked are punished ~is corporeal, and pretended that all
1143 Suppl, 94|          future after death by any corporeal means are to be taken ~metaphorically.
1144 Suppl, 94|       souls will not ~be about any corporeal object, but about something
1145 Suppl, 94|       declared under the figure of corporeal pleasures ~and pains, in
1146 Suppl, 94|          after the resurrection is corporeal, ~since one cannot fittingly
1147 Suppl, 94|            the fire ~of hell to be corporeal from the very fact that
1148 Suppl, 94|            bodies are tormented is corporeal. And this is the point at ~
1149 Suppl, 94|        damned are punished by this corporeal fire.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[97]
1150 Suppl, 94|           the same species as the ~corporeal fire which we see. For Augustine
1151 Appen1, 2|        sense, namely punishment by corporeal fire. With regard to both