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Part, Question
1 1, 12 | which must necessarily be united to the seer, the essence
2 1, 12 | their own existence are united to the ~intellect by means
3 1, 12 | so the divine essence is united to the created ~intellect,
4 1, 12 | state of its present life, united as it is ~to the body. It
5 1, 12 | the divine essence itself united to their ~intellect. For
6 1, 12 | in God, inasmuch as it is united to the Divine essence, in ~
7 1, 12 | that ~whoever is the more united to God in this life, is
8 1, 12 | to God in this life, is united to Him as to ~one entirely
9 1, 12 | conferred by grace. But ~to be united to God while ignoring of
10 1, 12 | what He is," and thus are united to Him as to one unknown; ~
11 1, 13 | the contrary, All synonyms united with each other are redundant,
12 1, 23 | them in this world when united ~with the body. The Apostle,
13 1, 25 | from the fact that it is united to ~the Godhead; and created
14 1, 27 | intellectual conception ~joined and united to the intelligent agent;
15 1, 36 | again inasmuch as they are united in any one property, for
16 1, 36 | distinct persons, but as united in essence. It ~seems, however,
17 1, 38 | except by a rational creature united to God. Other ~creatures
18 1, 39 | equal by the Son, and all united by the Holy ~Ghost." The
19 1, 39 | reason of the Son; and are united by reason of ~the Holy Ghost."
20 1, 39 | and the Son are said to be united.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[39] A[
21 1, 41 | that is, I was foreseen as ~united to the creature. Or the
22 1, 43 | sense the two missions are united in the root ~which is grace,
23 1, 43 | the blessed are perfectly united to God. Therefore the ~invisible
24 1, 43 | journeying towards God, or united perfectly to Him." ~Such
25 1, 51 | angels have bodies naturally united to them?~(2) Whether they
26 1, 51 | angels have bodies naturally united to them?~Aquin.: SMT FP
27 1, 51 | angels have bodies naturally united to them. ~For Origen says (
28 1, 51 | angels have bodies ~naturally united to them.~Aquin.: SMT FP
29 1, 51 | angels ~have bodies naturally united to them.~Aquin.: SMT FP
30 1, 51 | bodies which are naturally united to them.~Aquin.: SMT FP
31 1, 51 | have not bodies naturally united to them. For ~whatever belongs
32 1, 51 | follows that to have a body united to it ~is not of the nature
33 1, 51 | to the human soul to be united to a body, because it ~is
34 1, 51 | intellectual substances are united ~to bodies; but some are
35 1, 51 | substances existing except as united to ~bodies; so much so that
36 1, 51 | which is not naturally ~united to it, but assumed for some
37 1, 51 | intellectual substance which is not united to a ~body is more perfect
38 1, 51 | perfect than one which is united to a body.~Aquin.: SMT FP
39 1, 51 | sumere]. But a body is not ~united to an angel as to a form,
40 1, 51 | while in so far as it ~is united to the angel as to a mover,
41 1, 51 | have they bodies ~naturally united with them, as is clear from
42 1, 51 | OBJ 2: The body assumed is united to the angel not as its
43 1, 51 | Movement coming from a united mover is a proper function
44 1, 52 | mover, in so far as their ~united strengths all combine in
45 1, 54 | demons have bodies ~naturally united to them. Augustine often
46 1, 55 | otherwise they would be ~united with bodies to no purpose.
47 1, 56 | proceed, the ~object must be united with the agent; just as
48 1, 56 | And the ~object which is united to a faculty bears the same
49 1, 57 | much the ~more is its power united and far-reaching: thus in
50 1, 60 | one is better than to be united, so there is more ~oneness
51 1, 60 | consequence for another, as united to oneself. Nor can ~such
52 1, 65 | diverse in nature cannot be ~united of themselves. Hence whenever
53 1, 66 | is a separate substance united to it as its motive force.
54 1, 67 | says (Div. Nom. ii) are ~united and separated, which seems
55 1, 70 | nutritive souls must be united to a body in order to ~exercise
56 1, 70 | the heavenly body, need be united to the latter as its ~form;
57 1, 70 | of power, as a mover is united to that which he ~moves.
58 1, 70 | of spiritual nature are united to them, and act as their
59 1, 74 | production are separated or united according as the animals
60 1, 75 | nature of its essence can be united to the body, so that, properly ~
61 1, 75 | of an angel, who is not united to a body.~
62 1, 76 | intellectual principle is united to the body as its form?~(
63 1, 76 | form?~(6) Whether it be united to such a body by means
64 1, 76 | intellectual principle is united to the body as its form?~
65 1, 76 | intellectual principle is not united to the ~body as its form.
66 1, 76 | body. ~Therefore it is not united to the body as its form.~
67 1, 76 | Therefore if the intellect were united ~to the body as its form,
68 1, 76 | Therefore the intellect is not united to the body as its form.~
69 1, 76 | Therefore ~the intellect is not united to the body as its form.~
70 1, 76 | per se" existence is not united to the ~body as its form;
71 1, 76 | 2]). Therefore it is not united to the body as ~its form.~
72 1, 76 | in it always. But to be united to matter belongs to the
73 1, 76 | intellectual principle is not united to the body ~as its form.~
74 1, 76 | so that in some way it is united to the body of Socrates.~
75 1, 76 | maintain that the intellect is united to the ~body as its motor;
76 1, 76 | intellect and Socrates are united in the above ~manner, the
77 1, 76 | and still the intellect be united to ~those other things only
78 1, 76 | intellectual principle is united to ~the body as its form.~
79 1, 76 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 6: To be united to the body belongs to the
80 1, 76 | natural inclination to be united to ~the body.~Aquin.: SMT
81 1, 76 | matter how the intellect is united or coupled to this or that ~
82 1, 76 | virtue of its ~very being, is united to the body as its form;
83 1, 76 | life to ~the body by being united to it, and orders itself
84 1, 76 | soul was ~supposed to be united to the body, not as its
85 1, 76 | however, that the soul is united to the body as its ~form,
86 1, 76 | cannot be said that they are united by the one body; because
87 1, 76 | intellectual soul is not united to ~the body as its form,
88 1, 76 | the intellectual soul be united to the body as its ~substantial
89 1, 76 | intellectual soul is properly united to such a body?~Aquin.:
90 1, 76 | intellectual soul is improperly united to ~such a body. For matter
91 1, 76 | Therefore it is not properly united ~to a corruptible body.~
92 1, 76 | Therefore the ~soul should be united to a most subtle body, to
93 1, 76 | Therefore, it should not be united to a body which is composed
94 1, 76 | soul should not have ~been united to a body which is imperfect
95 1, 76 | intellectual soul to be united to a body fitted ~to be
96 1, 76 | the intellectual soul is united should be a mixed body,
97 1, 76 | intellectual soul had to be united to such a body, and not ~
98 1, 76 | the ~body to which it is united. For this reason we observe
99 1, 76 | the intellectual soul is united to the body through the
100 1, 76 | the intellectual soul is united to the body ~through the
101 1, 76 | seems that the soul is united to the body by means of
102 1, 76 | answer that, If the soul were united to the body, merely as a
103 1, 76 | the intellectual soul is united to the body as the ~substantial
104 1, 76 | spiritual substance which is united to a body as its ~motor
105 1, 76 | body as its ~motor only, is united thereto by power or virtue.
106 1, 76 | the intellectual ~soul is united by its very being to the
107 1, 76 | 1/1~Whether the soul is united to the animal body by means
108 1, 76 | It seems that the soul is united to the animal body by means
109 1, 76 | Therefore the soul ~is united to the human body by means
110 1, 76 | from one another, are not ~united except by something between
111 1, 76 | Therefore it seems to be united to the body by means ~of
112 1, 76 | are one." But the shape is united to the wax without a body
113 1, 76 | Therefore also the soul is thus united to the body.~Aquin.: SMT
114 1, 76 | to the Platonists, were united to ~the body merely as a
115 1, 76 | If, however, the soul is united to the body as its form,
116 1, 76 | impossible for it to be united by means of another body. ~
117 1, 76 | reason of its very nature ~is united to matter as its act. Nor
118 1, 76 | incorruptible body naturally united to it, from which it is
119 1, 76 | by means of which it is united to the corruptible body
120 1, 76 | Others said that the soul is united to the body by means of
121 1, 76 | spirit. Others said it is united to the body by means of
122 1, 76 | vegetative soul would be united to the body by means of
123 1, 76 | the soul is immediately united to the body ~as the form
124 1, 76 | by its own existence is united to the body ~immediately.
125 1, 76 | have said, if the soul were united to the body ~merely as its
126 1, 76 | But ~since the soul is united to the body as its form,
127 1, 38 | except by a rational creature united to God. Other ~creatures
128 1, 39 | equal by the Son, and all united by the Holy ~Ghost." The
129 1, 39 | reason of the Son; and are united by reason of ~the Holy Ghost."
130 1, 39 | and the Son are said to be united.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[39] A[
131 1, 41 | that is, I was foreseen as ~united to the creature. Or the
132 1, 43 | sense the two missions are united in the root ~which is grace,
133 1, 43 | the blessed are perfectly united to God. Therefore the ~invisible
134 1, 43 | journeying towards God, or united perfectly to Him." ~Such
135 1, 52 | angels have bodies naturally united to them?~(2) Whether they
136 1, 52 | angels have bodies naturally united to them?~Aquin.: SMT FP
137 1, 52 | angels have bodies naturally united to them. ~For Origen says (
138 1, 52 | angels have bodies ~naturally united to them.~Aquin.: SMT FP
139 1, 52 | angels ~have bodies naturally united to them.~Aquin.: SMT FP
140 1, 52 | bodies which are naturally united to them.~Aquin.: SMT FP
141 1, 52 | have not bodies naturally united to them. For ~whatever belongs
142 1, 52 | follows that to have a body united to it ~is not of the nature
143 1, 52 | to the human soul to be united to a body, because it ~is
144 1, 52 | intellectual substances are united ~to bodies; but some are
145 1, 52 | substances existing except as united to ~bodies; so much so that
146 1, 52 | which is not naturally ~united to it, but assumed for some
147 1, 52 | intellectual substance which is not united to a ~body is more perfect
148 1, 52 | perfect than one which is united to a body.~Aquin.: SMT FP
149 1, 52 | sumere]. But a body is not ~united to an angel as to a form,
150 1, 52 | while in so far as it ~is united to the angel as to a mover,
151 1, 52 | have they bodies ~naturally united with them, as is clear from
152 1, 52 | OBJ 2: The body assumed is united to the angel not as its
153 1, 52 | Movement coming from a united mover is a proper function
154 1, 53 | mover, in so far as their ~united strengths all combine in
155 1, 55 | demons have bodies ~naturally united to them. Augustine often
156 1, 56 | otherwise they would be ~united with bodies to no purpose.
157 1, 57 | proceed, the ~object must be united with the agent; just as
158 1, 57 | And the ~object which is united to a faculty bears the same
159 1, 58 | much the ~more is its power united and far-reaching: thus in
160 1, 61 | one is better than to be united, so there is more ~oneness
161 1, 61 | consequence for another, as united to oneself. Nor can ~such
162 1, 66 | diverse in nature cannot be ~united of themselves. Hence whenever
163 1, 67 | is a separate substance united to it as its motive force.
164 1, 68 | says (Div. Nom. ii) are ~united and separated, which seems
165 1, 71 | nutritive souls must be united to a body in order to ~exercise
166 1, 71 | the heavenly body, need be united to the latter as its ~form;
167 1, 71 | of power, as a mover is united to that which he ~moves.
168 1, 71 | of spiritual nature are united to them, and act as their
169 1, 73 | production are separated or united according as the animals
170 1, 74 | nature of its essence can be united to the body, so that, properly ~
171 1, 74 | of an angel, who is not united to a body.~
172 1, 75 | intellectual principle is united to the body as its form?~(
173 1, 75 | form?~(6) Whether it be united to such a body by means
174 1, 75 | intellectual principle is united to the body as its form?~
175 1, 75 | intellectual principle is not united to the ~body as its form.
176 1, 75 | body. ~Therefore it is not united to the body as its form.~
177 1, 75 | Therefore if the intellect were united ~to the body as its form,
178 1, 75 | Therefore the intellect is not united to the body as its form.~
179 1, 75 | Therefore ~the intellect is not united to the body as its form.~
180 1, 75 | per se" existence is not united to the ~body as its form;
181 1, 75 | 2]). Therefore it is not united to the body as ~its form.~
182 1, 75 | in it always. But to be united to matter belongs to the
183 1, 75 | intellectual principle is not united to the body ~as its form.~
184 1, 75 | so that in some way it is united to the body of Socrates.~
185 1, 75 | maintain that the intellect is united to the ~body as its motor;
186 1, 75 | intellect and Socrates are united in the above ~manner, the
187 1, 75 | and still the intellect be united to ~those other things only
188 1, 75 | intellectual principle is united to ~the body as its form.~
189 1, 75 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 6: To be united to the body belongs to the
190 1, 75 | natural inclination to be united to ~the body.~Aquin.: SMT
191 1, 75 | matter how the intellect is united or coupled to this or that ~
192 1, 75 | virtue of its ~very being, is united to the body as its form;
193 1, 75 | life to ~the body by being united to it, and orders itself
194 1, 75 | soul was ~supposed to be united to the body, not as its
195 1, 75 | however, that the soul is united to the body as its ~form,
196 1, 75 | cannot be said that they are united by the one body; because
197 1, 75 | intellectual soul is not united to ~the body as its form,
198 1, 75 | the intellectual soul be united to the body as its ~substantial
199 1, 75 | intellectual soul is properly united to such a body?~Aquin.:
200 1, 75 | intellectual soul is improperly united to ~such a body. For matter
201 1, 75 | Therefore it is not properly united ~to a corruptible body.~
202 1, 75 | Therefore the ~soul should be united to a most subtle body, to
203 1, 75 | Therefore, it should not be united to a body which is composed
204 1, 75 | soul should not have ~been united to a body which is imperfect
205 1, 75 | intellectual soul to be united to a body fitted ~to be
206 1, 75 | the intellectual soul is united should be a mixed body,
207 1, 75 | intellectual soul had to be united to such a body, and not ~
208 1, 75 | the ~body to which it is united. For this reason we observe
209 1, 75 | the intellectual soul is united to the body through the
210 1, 75 | the intellectual soul is united to the body ~through the
211 1, 75 | seems that the soul is united to the body by means of
212 1, 75 | answer that, If the soul were united to the body, merely as a
213 1, 75 | the intellectual soul is united to the body as the ~substantial
214 1, 75 | spiritual substance which is united to a body as its ~motor
215 1, 75 | body as its ~motor only, is united thereto by power or virtue.
216 1, 75 | the intellectual ~soul is united by its very being to the
217 1, 75 | 1/1~Whether the soul is united to the animal body by means
218 1, 75 | It seems that the soul is united to the animal body by means
219 1, 75 | Therefore the soul ~is united to the human body by means
220 1, 75 | from one another, are not ~united except by something between
221 1, 75 | Therefore it seems to be united to the body by means ~of
222 1, 75 | are one." But the shape is united to the wax without a body
223 1, 75 | Therefore also the soul is thus united to the body.~Aquin.: SMT
224 1, 75 | to the Platonists, were united to ~the body merely as a
225 1, 75 | If, however, the soul is united to the body as its form,
226 1, 75 | impossible for it to be united by means of another body. ~
227 1, 75 | reason of its very nature ~is united to matter as its act. Nor
228 1, 75 | incorruptible body naturally united to it, from which it is
229 1, 75 | by means of which it is united to the corruptible body
230 1, 75 | Others said that the soul is united to the body by means of
231 1, 75 | spirit. Others said it is united to the body by means of
232 1, 75 | vegetative soul would be united to the body by means of
233 1, 75 | the soul is immediately united to the body ~as the form
234 1, 75 | by its own existence is united to the body ~immediately.
235 1, 75 | have said, if the soul were united to the body ~merely as its
236 1, 75 | But ~since the soul is united to the body as its form,
237 1, 77 | is only the body that is ~united to that soul; the powers
238 1, 77 | body to which the soul is united. ~There is another genus
239 1, 77 | body to ~which the soul is united. And there is yet another
240 1, 77 | merely to that which is united to them, but also to ~something
241 1, 77 | operates must in some way be ~united to the object about which
242 1, 77 | a natural aptitude to be united ~to the soul, and to be
243 1, 77 | since the body ~itself united to the soul grows and is
244 1, 77 | exercised through a medium united to them, to obviate any
245 1, 78 | the soul's powers are not united in ~some one power, but
246 1, 78 | Anima ii, 3), but they are united in the mind, for ~Augustine (
247 1, 78 | thing, namely, the body as united to the soul. Wherefore ~
248 1, 78 | rather in the body and soul united: ~since the memorative power
249 1, 81 | rational - "before it is united to the body." But no power
250 1, 81 | but to the soul and body ~united, as we have said above (
251 1, 81 | in the soul before it is united to the body (as long as
252 1, 83 | 1/5 - HOW THE SOUL WHILE UNITED TO THE BODY UNDERSTANDS
253 1, 83 | the soul understands when united to the body; ~secondly,
254 1, 83 | species, but ~that, by being united to the body, it is hindered
255 1, 83 | natural ~to the soul to be united to the body, as we have
256 1, 83 | assigned for the soul ~being united to the body. For it cannot
257 1, 83 | the intellectual ~soul is united to the body for the sake
258 1, 83 | no purpose would it be ~united to the body.~Aquin.: SMT
259 1, 83 | eternal types exist, but is "united to God ~as to the unknown,"
260 1, 83 | life in which the soul is united ~to a passible body, it
261 1, 83 | human intellect, ~which is united to a body, is a quiddity
262 1, 84 | and not its being in a way united to the body, held that the
263 1, 87 | substances by being coupled or united to some separate substance,
264 1, 87 | Hence, when it is ~perfectly united to us so that by its means
265 1, 87 | of the passive intellect united to ~us, we can understand
266 1, 87 | the active ~intellect is united to us, thus. For since we
267 1, 87 | off by the sun, we are not united to the substance ~of the
268 1, 87 | sun, but its light only is united to us, ~that we may see
269 1, 87 | the active intellect were united to us ~in substance, still
270 1, 87 | said that it is wholly so united in regard ~to one intelligible
271 1, 87 | active intellect to be so united to us as to enable us by ~
272 1, 87 | science; and not by being united to ~the active intellect
273 1, 88 | the ~fact that the soul united to the body can understand
274 1, 88 | The soul, therefore, when united to the body, consistently
275 1, 88 | to it; and ~hence it is united to the body in order that
276 1, 88 | soul's good that it was united to a ~body, and that it
277 1, 88 | movement ~of body and soul as united, just as sensation is, for
278 1, 88 | that as long as it is united to the body the ~soul understands
279 1, 88 | than they have in the soul united to the body. But in this ~
280 1, 88 | demons have bodies naturally united to them, and so have sensitive ~
281 1, 88 | blessed are most perfectly united to Divine ~justice, they
282 1, 89 | of heavenly bodies - are united to bodies while others ~
283 1, 89 | nature, and that it is not united to the body as its ~form,
284 1, 89 | administrator. But if the soul is united to the body as ~its form,
285 1, 89 | natural perfection only as united to the ~body. Therefore
286 1, 90 | component parts, but as "united in one ~simple whole," as
287 1, 90 | suppose that the soul is united to the body by means of ~
288 1, 91 | in plants they are always united; although in ~some cases
289 1, 91 | although they are carnally united for ~generation. Therefore
290 1, 91 | human male and female are united, not only for generation,
291 1, 92 | image is the undivided and united likeness of one ~thing adequately
292 1, 92 | thought that both sexes were united in one individual. But in
293 1, 93 | be associated with ~the united superior powers," namely
294 1, 93 | indeed, the soul seems to be ~united to the body for that purpose.
295 1, 100 | this reason is the ~soul united to the body, that it needs
296 1, 102 | except so far as they are ~united. Furthermore, what is one
297 1, 102 | unity than several things united. Therefore a multitude is ~
298 1, 107 | excellence of all, in being united to God Himself; and all ~
299 1, 107 | but love as the lover is ~united to the object loved. Now
300 1, 109 | Reply OBJ 1: Our soul is united to the body as the form;
301 1, 109 | is limited to the body ~united to it, which is vivified
302 1, 114 | generated from ~a principle united to them, as fruit from a
303 1, 114 | the mother, to whom it is united, consequently the word "
304 1, 114 | spiritual ~substances not united to bodies. Hence it is clear
305 1, 116 | corporeal) spirits ~of the body united to that soul are changed,
306 1, 116 | Reply OBJ 3: The soul is united to the body as its form;
307 1, 116 | of a change in the body united to it, as stated above (
308 1, 116 | even while the soul is united to the body, ~it does not
309 1, 117 | intellectual soul to be united to the body, asserting that
310 1, 117 | substances which are not united to a ~body. These, therefore,
311 1, 117 | accidental to the soul to be united to the body, it would follow
312 1, 117 | reason ~the soul needs to be united to the body, which is necessary
313 1, 117 | natural to the soul to be united to the body, it is unnatural
314 1, 117 | natural to the soul to be united to ~the body, he must give
315 1, 117 | give the reason why it is united to a body. And the ~reason
316 1, 117 | of the soul to wish to be united to the ~body, if it did
317 1, 117 | be ~natural for it to be united to it, since "nature does
318 1, 117 | time, come to wish to be united to the body. For a spiritual ~
319 1, 117 | seem that this body was united to this soul by ~chance:
320 1, 118 | is generated from food is united to, by ~mixing with, the
321 2, 3 | operation, by which they are ~united to the Uncreated Good: and
322 2, 3 | operation whereby man is united ~to God: but this operation
323 2, 3 | happiness, man's mind will be united to God by ~one, continual,
324 2, 3 | essentially in his being united to the Uncreated Good, Which
325 2, 3 | to Which man cannot be united by an ~operation of his
326 2, 3 | operation whereby man's mind is united to God will not ~depend
327 2, 3 | all good things, by being united to the universal source
328 2, 3 | each thing is for it to be ~united to its principle: wherefore
329 2, 3 | nature is perfect, when united to a higher nature; ~just
330 2, 3 | perfection of a body is to be united to the spiritual ~nature.
331 2, 3 | human intellect is to be ~united to the angels by contemplation.~
332 2, 3 | in his intellect, man is united to God as to something ~
333 2, 4 | for it yet desires to be ~united to the body, as Augustine
334 2, 4 | natural to the soul ~to be united to the body; it is not possible
335 2, 4 | the body, or in the soul united to the body then no longer
336 2, 5 | Because the mind that is united to ~God is raised above
337 2, 17 | because use in the user ~is united to the act of the thing
338 2, 22 | affected ~towards them, and united to them by love: and this
339 2, 27 | things which in reality are ~united, and to unite together,
340 2, 28 | to essence, thus form is ~united to matter, accident to subject,
341 2, 28 | lovers ~would wish to be united both into one," but since "
342 2, 28 | speak together, and be united together in other ~like
343 2, 28 | by the thing known being united, ~through its likeness,
344 2, 28 | is loved, is, in a way, united to the lover, as stated ~
345 2, 28 | divide things that are really united. ~Therefore mutual indwelling
346 2, 28 | follows that the beloved is united to the lover, in the same ~
347 2, 28 | same ~way as the lover is united to the beloved. But the
348 2, 28 | desires the beloved to be united to him. ~Therefore he draws
349 2, 30 | since it belongs to the united soul and body, as is implied
350 2, 32 | save inasmuch ~as they are united to us; either by knowledge
351 2, 32 | generation or corruption are united ~to every movement, as stated
352 2, 32 | the pleasing good which is united to us, change is ~pleasant.
353 2, 32 | the habit of one who is united to me by love.~Aquin.: SMT
354 2, 32 | inasmuch as through being united to others by ~love, we look
355 2, 36 | inasmuch as each thing has, united in itself, the elements
356 2, 36 | inclination of the appetite to ~be united with a present evil: and
357 2, 38 | that those things which united us to our ~dead or absent
358 2, 38 | or absence. But nothing united us more than the pleasures
359 2, 40 | youth and drunkenness are united to ~weakness. Therefore
360 2, 48 | consequently anger is not an effect united with ~pleasure.~Aquin.:
361 2, 58 | need for ~that reason to be united to nature in the same subject,
362 2, 61 | imitating the Divine Mind, is united thereto by ~an everlasting
363 2, 65 | only be because they are united together in prudence. But
364 2, 68 | unless in ~some way it be united to Him: even as the instrument
365 2, 68 | as the moral virtues are ~united together in prudence, so
366 2, 68 | the ~matter, counsel is united to fortitude as the directive
367 2, 68 | executive, and so is knowledge united to piety: because counsel
368 2, 68 | those whereby man's mind is ~united to God; the intellectual
369 2, 68 | virtues, by ~which man is united to the Holy Ghost his Mover,
370 2, 69 | to our friends or others united to us; which pertains ~to
371 2, 70 | lover rejoices at being united to the beloved. Now ~charity
372 2, 71 | cause or occasion, either united ~with the omission or preceding
373 2, 71 | whether this something else be united with the omission, ~as when
374 2, 71 | omission has indeed an act united with, ~or preceding the
375 2, 72 | viz. God, to Whom it is united by charity, ~there is mortal
376 2, 72 | sin of deed when they are united together with it, but when
377 2, 72 | excess and deficiency are ~united in one sin; for some are
378 2, 73 | to Whom man ought to be united by right ~reason.~Aquin.:
379 2, 73 | man is the more closely united, as he ~is more virtuous
380 2, 73 | against a person more closely ~united to God by reason of personal
381 2, 73 | against whom he sins, is more united to him, ~either through
382 2, 74 | excellence through being united to the reason; thus we surpass ~
383 2, 79 | which that privation is united: and so ~this defect which
384 2, 81 | flesh cannot infect the soul united to it, else ~the soul could
385 2, 81 | original sin, so long as it is united ~to the body. Much less,
386 2, 83 | therefore the soul, by being united ~with the body, could be
387 2, 87 | punishment through being ~united to another sin; for Divine
388 2, 87 | eternal punishment if it be united to ~a mortal sin in a lost
389 2, 87 | without the soul ~being united to God, since it was through
390 2, 87 | Q[86], A[1]). Now man is united to God by his will. ~Wherefore
391 2, 98 | OBJ 2: The more a man is united to God, the better his state ~
392 2, 100 | relations to God. Now man is united ~to God by his reason or
393 2, 100 | sometimes in a ~person united to him, as to the propagation
394 2, 100 | grace, ~which is always united to charity. Therefore one
395 2, 101 | consists in the soul being united to God by the intellect
396 2, 101 | worships God are rightly united to God, his ~external actions
397 2, 101 | certain sacrifices were united.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[101] A[
398 2, 102 | teaching of divine things united in the ~high-priest to his
399 2, 103 | of the ~faithful, to be united by faith to Christ incarnate
400 2, 103 | and Jews were to become ~united together. But as time went
401 2, 105 | nation is a body of men united together by consent to the
402 2, 111 | one whereby man himself is united to ~God, and this is called "
403 2, 113 | together, ~inasmuch as they are united in the order of one affirmation.
404 2, 1 | from one point of view be united together in one ~article,
405 2, 1 | the whole Church, which is united together by ~faith. Now
406 2, 3 | be contented with being united by faith to God's truth, ~
407 2, 12 | the first place, man is united to God by faith; secondly,
408 2, 12 | ways, he may still remain united to God by faith.~Aquin.:
409 2, 12 | second way this ~opinion is united to a certain detestation
410 2, 13 | Ghost ~by Whom the Church is united together. Therefore it seems
411 2, 13 | members of the Church are united together.~Aquin.: SMT SS
412 2, 16 | life, inasmuch as he is united to him by love, and just
413 2, 22 | the soul is immediately united to the ~body, so is charity
414 2, 22 | does, since what is already united has not the character of
415 2, 24 | which is more than being united to another. Hence, just
416 2, 24 | neighbor is not only one who is united to us in a ~common species,
417 2, 24 | species, but also one who is united to us by sharing in the ~
418 2, 24 | OBJ 2: Dumb animals are united to us in the proximate genus,
419 2, 25 | one who ~is more closely united to him?~(8) Whether he ought
420 2, 25 | by blood, or ~one who is united to him by other ties?~(9)
421 2, 25 | neighbor ~is more closely united to God than we are ourselves.
422 2, 25 | chance, are more closely united to us." ~Therefore one neighbor
423 2, 25 | those who are more ~closely united us?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[26]
424 2, 25 | those who are more closely united to us. For that which is
425 2, 25 | one who is more closely united to him.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
426 2, 25 | those who are more closely united to us. Therefore, ~out of
427 2, 25 | those who are more closely ~united to him, with more intense
428 2, 25 | man who is more closely ~united to one, to be better than
429 2, 25 | the man who is more nearly united to us is more loved.~Aquin.:
430 2, 25 | those who are more ~closely united to us by ties of blood.
431 2, 25 | than others those who are united to us by ties of blood.~
432 2, 25 | specially those who are united to us by ties of blood.~
433 2, 25 | those who are more closely united to us more, both because
434 2, 25 | loved more, because ~she is united with her husband, as one
435 2, 25 | loves his wife is her ~being united to him in the flesh.~Aquin.:
436 2, 25 | those who are ~more closely united to him, for he is under
437 2, 26 | the beloved as ~somewhat united to him, or belonging to
438 2, 26 | of man cannot be wholly united to God, because "God is ~
439 2, 26 | better and more closely united to us, so that he ~is a
440 2, 26 | greater fervor those who ~are united to us than those who are
441 2, 28 | nevertheless not perfectly united to himself, unless ~at the
442 2, 28 | one's own appetite being united with ~the appetite of another:
443 2, 28 | precedes the ~appetite that is united by peace. In like manner
444 2, 28 | those who are so closely united to us, as to be part ~of
445 2, 28 | one's own, through being ~united to him by love, or on account
446 2, 28 | him it is better ~to be united to that which is above than
447 2, 28 | charity, whereby we are ~united to God preponderates over
448 2, 29 | those who are more closely ~united to us?~(4) Whether beneficence
449 2, 29 | rather who are more closely united ~to us?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
450 2, 29 | rather ~who are more closely united to us. For it is written (
451 2, 29 | these are the most closely united to us. Therefore ~we are
452 2, 29 | rather who are more closely united ~to us, but preferably to
453 2, 29 | those who are most closely united to us.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
454 2, 29 | to ~those who are closely united to us.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
455 2, 29 | those who are more closely united to us.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
456 2, 29 | chance are more ~closely united to us."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
457 2, 30 | rather who are more closely ~united to us?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
458 2, 30 | rather who ~are more closely united to us. For it is written (
459 2, 30 | that those who are ~closely united to us are sinful and ungodly.
460 2, 30 | those who are ~more closely united to us.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
461 2, 30 | Further, man is more closely united to himself. But a man cannot ~
462 2, 30 | those who are most closely united to us.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
463 2, 30 | those who are ~more closely united to us." Nevertheless in
464 2, 30 | one who is more closely united to us, especially if the
465 2, 30 | latter be ~not very closely united, and has no special claim
466 2, 32 | honor our ~parents - as united to us in nature and kinship.
467 2, 35 | ruin, is because "the more united a force ~is, the stronger
468 2, 40 | assembly of those ~who are united together in fellowship recognized
469 2, 42 | spiritual life is that man be united to God, and this ~union
470 2, 42 | man should ~be entirely united to Him, and this will be
471 2, 42 | virtuous or more closely united to us. ~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
472 2, 46 | the multitude which ~is united together for some particular
473 2, 46 | also the multitude that is united together for the ~whole
474 2, 62 | the secular and is more ~united to God. Now the secular
475 2, 68 | of ~enemies, or persons united by family or household ties,
476 2, 69 | chance are more closely united to ~us." He says "by reason
477 2, 69 | are by any tie whatever united to us, according to 1 Tim.
478 2, 69 | person ~still more closely united to him, or in a better position
479 2, 71 | utterly those ~who were united. Therefore backbiting is
480 2, 71 | division among those who were united, in so far, to wit, as by
481 2, 79 | Any action whereby we ~are united to God in holy fellowship,
482 2, 79 | human mind, in order to be united to God, ~needs to be guided
483 2, 79 | by means of which he is united to God. ~Therefore the internal
484 2, 79 | order for the mind to be united to the Supreme Being it
485 2, 81 | principally to ask to be united to God, according to Ps.
486 2, 81 | is only because ~they are united to God. Now some yet living
487 2, 81 | in Purgatory, are closely united to God by grace, and yet
488 2, 81 | lesser ones, if they be united ~together in one mind, become
489 2, 81 | the more closely they are united to God, the more are their
490 2, 97 | sins; for ~it is sometimes united to theft, sometimes to murder,
491 2, 98 | body lives ~through being united to the soul; so, too, certain
492 2, 112 | intimacy as those who are united to us by special friendship.~
493 2, 119 | of knowledge, ~which is united to it in the enumeration
494 2, 128 | intellect, whereby he can be united to immortal and Divine things.
495 2, 128 | but that ~he should be united to Him in intellect and
496 2, 142 | those who are more ~closely united to him.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
497 2, 149 | which it behooves it to be united, namely ~God, and refrains
498 2, 149 | other hand, the mind be united to any other things whatsoever,
499 2, 149 | whereby the ~human mind is united to God.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
500 2, 152 | demands that a man should be united to a determinate woman and ~
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