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Part, Question
1 1, 12 | God can be seen with the bodily eye?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[12]
2 1, 12 | dreams and alienations of the bodily senses ~divine revelations
3 1, 17 | Relig. 33): "If all the bodily senses report as they are ~
4 1, 20 | motive-force of our bodies. ~Some bodily change therefore always
5 1, 20 | have annexed to them some bodily change, are called passions; ~
6 1, 20 | material element - namely, the bodily ~change - and a certain
7 1, 42 | Synod. Can. 27): ~"Remove bodily weakness, remove the beginning
8 1, 43 | For the ~purpose of the bodily appearances of those things
9 1, 47 | that the universality of bodily creatures ~would not be
10 1, 51 | sensible things through the bodily senses, as will be ~explained
11 1, 51 | created spirit needs some bodily instrument, which is not
12 1, 51 | his own ~power exceeds all bodily power. Therefore an angel
13 1, 51 | apparitions were beheld by bodily vision, whereby the ~object
14 1, 51 | this end, ~that by such bodily organs the spiritual powers
15 1, 53 | movement is simpler than any bodily change. ~But some bodily
16 1, 53 | bodily change. ~But some bodily change is effected in an
17 1, 54 | are not performed through ~bodily organs, as intellect and
18 1, 57 | they penetrate those occult bodily ~modifications. Hence Augustine
19 1, 57 | through following some bodily impression, ~influences
20 1, 66 | waters," not, indeed, in bodily shape, but as the craftsman'
21 1, 66 | made some ~beginning of bodily glory in something corporeal,
22 1, 66 | luminous, even as ~the whole bodily creation, after the Resurrection,
23 1, 68 | of supernatural visions, bodily, imaginative, and ~intellectual,
24 1, 70 | phantasms derived from the bodily senses, and thus far ~is
25 1, 75 | understand by means of a bodily organ; since the determinate
26 1, 42 | Synod. Can. 27): ~"Remove bodily weakness, remove the beginning
27 1, 43 | For the ~purpose of the bodily appearances of those things
28 1, 48 | that the universality of bodily creatures ~would not be
29 1, 52 | sensible things through the bodily senses, as will be ~explained
30 1, 52 | created spirit needs some bodily instrument, which is not
31 1, 52 | his own ~power exceeds all bodily power. Therefore an angel
32 1, 52 | apparitions were beheld by bodily vision, whereby the ~object
33 1, 52 | this end, ~that by such bodily organs the spiritual powers
34 1, 54 | movement is simpler than any bodily change. ~But some bodily
35 1, 54 | bodily change. ~But some bodily change is effected in an
36 1, 55 | are not performed through ~bodily organs, as intellect and
37 1, 58 | they penetrate those occult bodily ~modifications. Hence Augustine
38 1, 58 | through following some bodily impression, ~influences
39 1, 67 | waters," not, indeed, in bodily shape, but as the craftsman'
40 1, 67 | made some ~beginning of bodily glory in something corporeal,
41 1, 67 | luminous, even as ~the whole bodily creation, after the Resurrection,
42 1, 69 | of supernatural visions, bodily, imaginative, and ~intellectual,
43 1, 71 | phantasms derived from the bodily senses, and thus far ~is
44 1, 74 | understand by means of a bodily organ; since the determinate
45 1, 80 | which is directed to the bodily senses is common to ~us
46 1, 80 | us and beasts." But the bodily senses belong to the apprehensive
47 1, 80 | soul is directed ~to the bodily senses, Augustine does not
48 1, 80 | to understand that the ~bodily senses are included in sensuality,
49 1, 80 | certain inclination to the bodily senses, since we desire ~
50 1, 80 | apprehended through the bodily senses. And thus the ~bodily
51 1, 80 | bodily senses. And thus the ~bodily senses appertain to sensuality
52 1, 83 | corporeal things through the bodily senses." But the soul ~itself
53 1, 83 | cannot be known through the bodily senses. Therefore it does
54 1, 83 | First, because "whatever the bodily senses reach, ~is continually
55 1, 84 | a thing better with his bodily sight, whose power is greater,
56 1, 85 | when silence reigns, hence bodily ~impressions are made in
57 1, 88 | may exceed a better man in bodily ~stature, so the same kind
58 1, 92 | 1: The Prophet speaks of bodily images made by man. Therefore ~
59 1, 92 | not to be found in his ~bodily shape, yet because "the
60 1, 93 | clarity, ~were lacking in the bodily members of the first man,
61 1, 95 | man would not have had any bodily ~need of animals - neither
62 1, 95 | There might also have been bodily disparity. For the human
63 1, 96 | consider what belongs to the bodily state of the first man: ~
64 1, 96 | like a drug, warded off all bodily ~corruption."~Aquin.: SMT
65 1, 96 | from the fact that ~every bodily power is finite; so the
66 1, 97 | without concupiscence. All the bodily members would have been
67 1, 98 | would have been imperfect in bodily size ~and power.~Aquin.:
68 1, 106 | voice, or gesture, or some ~bodily member, as the tongue, or
69 1, 106 | above the properties of ~bodily speech, should be lifted
70 1, 106 | The cry mentioned is not a bodily voice raised by reason of ~
71 1, 109 | accompanied with a certain bodily change, is subject to the
72 1, 110 | with alienation from the bodily senses, sometimes without
73 1, 112 | demons, ~and to prevent both bodily and spiritual harm.~Aquin.:
74 1, 118 | De Vera Relig. xi): "The bodily food ~when corrupted, that
75 2, 2 | him; for instance, wisdom, bodily health, and ~such like.
76 2, 2 | happiness consists in any bodily good?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[2]
77 2, 2 | s happiness consists in bodily goods. For ~it is written (
78 2, 2 | regard to happiness. ~But in bodily goods he is surpassed by
79 2, 2 | soul is preferred to ~all bodily goods.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
80 2, 2 | 2~I answer that, Because bodily delights are more generally
81 2, 2 | A[6] Body Para. 2/2~But bodily pleasure cannot result from
82 2, 2 | body, and ~which causes bodily delight through being apprehended
83 2, 2 | little sand." And therefore bodily pleasure is neither ~happiness
84 2, 3 | Dioscor.) "the body and the bodily senses will receive a certain ~
85 2, 4 | phantasm, which is only in a bodily organ, ~as was shown in
86 2, 4 | perfection of the body is a bodily good. But ~it has been shown
87 2, 4 | Happiness does not consist in bodily ~goods. Therefore no perfect
88 2, 4 | Happiness does not consist in bodily good as its object: ~but
89 2, 4 | good as its object: ~but bodily good can add a certain charm
90 2, 4 | spiritual goods. Nevertheless a bodily ~place, viz. the empyrean
91 2, 6 | which is the power of a bodily organ, is also moved ~indirectly;
92 2, 9 | the soul, not bound to a bodily organ: wherefore it follows
93 2, 9 | since they are acts of ~bodily organs, can be moved accidentally,
94 2, 9 | appetite is the act of a bodily organ. Wherefore there is
95 2, 10 | they may from some other bodily disorder; since such like ~
96 2, 11 | enjoy their food and any bodily pleasure."~Aquin.: SMT FS
97 2, 12 | same time to God and to bodily ~benefits. Therefore, for
98 2, 12 | attention to God and to bodily benefits, as to two last
99 2, 17 | Therefore the movement of the bodily members ~is not subject
100 2, 17 | of the means. So also in bodily ~movements the principle
101 2, 17 | nature. Now the principle of ~bodily movements begins with the
102 2, 22 | is only in respect of a bodily transmutation; wherefore ~
103 2, 22 | speaking, in respect of a bodily ~transmutation. Therefore
104 2, 24 | sensitive appetite, nor ~again bodily members: and so in them
105 2, 24 | ordering of passions or of bodily actions, as it does in us.~
106 2, 27 | Ethic. ix, 5,12) says ~that bodily sight is the beginning of
107 2, 28 | of love, i.e. a certain bodily change, it happens ~that
108 2, 28 | through the change of some bodily organ.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
109 2, 30 | is a power seated ~in a bodily organ: wherefore sensible
110 2, 30 | requires: ~because these bodily goods, when obtained, do
111 2, 31 | and evil tendency, such as bodily ~ailments, as also sadness
112 2, 31 | joys, are distinct from bodily delights, which are not
113 2, 31 | which is called joy, but not bodily delight.~Aquin.: SMT FS
114 2, 31 | appetite is accompanied by a bodily ~transmutation, whereas
115 2, 31 | speaking, ~when accompanied by bodily transmutation. It is not
116 2, 31 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether bodily and sensible pleasures are
117 2, 31 | OBJ 1: It would seem that bodily and sensible pleasures are
118 2, 31 | spiritual pleasures. Therefore bodily ~pleasures are greater.~
119 2, 31 | known by its effect. But ~bodily pleasures have greater effects;
120 2, 31 | Ethic. vii, 3). Therefore bodily ~pleasures are greater.~
121 2, 31 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, bodily pleasures need to be tempered
122 2, 31 | spiritual ~pleasures. Therefore bodily pleasures are greater.~Aquin.:
123 2, 31 | who would not forfeit his bodily sight ~rather than his intellectual
124 2, 31 | compared with sensible ~bodily pleasures, then, in themselves
125 2, 31 | greater and more beloved than bodily good: a ~sign whereof is
126 2, 31 | abstain from even the greatest bodily pleasures, ~rather than
127 2, 31 | because the objects of bodily pleasure are corruptible,
128 2, 31 | hand, in relation to us, bodily pleasures are more ~vehement,
129 2, 31 | lower. Thirdly, because bodily pleasures are ~sought as
130 2, 31 | sought as remedies for bodily defects or troubles, whence
131 2, 31 | griefs ~arise. Wherefore bodily pleasures, by reason of
132 2, 31 | The reason why more seek bodily pleasures is because ~sensible
133 2, 31 | 2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Bodily transmutation arises more
134 2, 31 | transmutation arises more from bodily pleasures, ~inasmuch as
135 2, 31 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Bodily pleasures are realized in
136 2, 32 | because good, especially bodily good, as health, is conditioned ~
137 2, 32 | superfluous good or any bodily pleasure, ~causes disgust.
138 2, 32 | contrary. And this is why bodily pleasures, which are contrary
139 2, 32 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Bodily goods are conditioned by
140 2, 33 | latitudo] is a dimension of bodily magnitude: ~hence it is
141 2, 33 | In this way nearly all ~bodily pleasures cause thirst for
142 2, 33 | for themselves. Because ~bodily pleasures become distasteful
143 2, 33 | the point of perfection in bodily ~pleasures, he wearies of
144 2, 33 | by ~some operation of the bodily powers, which tire from
145 2, 33 | Para. 2/2~On the other hand bodily pleasures hinder the use
146 2, 33 | from them; and thus if the bodily ~pleasure be great, either
147 2, 33 | the Philosopher says that "bodily pleasures ~destroy the estimate
148 2, 33 | the reason: in ~so far as bodily pleasure is followed by
149 2, 33 | absent thing. Now such bodily disturbances hinder the
150 2, 33 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Bodily pleasure implies indeed
151 2, 33 | are exercised through a bodily ~organ. Consequently alteration
152 2, 33 | act of reason, ~but only bodily pleasure; for this arises,
153 2, 34 | account only of sensible and bodily pleasures which are more
154 2, 34 | And they held that all bodily ~pleasures should be reckoned
155 2, 34 | without some sensible and bodily pleasure, if they who ~teach
156 2, 34 | account of the ~accompanying bodily change. But in this case
157 2, 34 | observing ~that sensible and bodily pleasure consists in a certain
158 2, 35 | Vera Relig. xii), that "bodily pain is a sudden ~corruption
159 2, 35 | De Nat. Boni xx) that "bodily pain ~is caused by the sense
160 2, 35 | passion of the soul: just as bodily ailments ~are properly called
161 2, 35 | senses are required for ~bodily pain, in the same way as
162 2, 35 | in the same way as for bodily pleasure.~Aquin.: SMT FS
163 2, 35 | pain is used to express bodily suffering." But ~sorrow
164 2, 35 | generally used in reference to bodily pains, which are ~better
165 2, 35 | past and future: whereas bodily ~pain, which follows apprehension
166 2, 35 | pain be taken as denoting bodily pain, which is its more ~
167 2, 35 | extends further than does bodily pain. But if ~pain be taken
168 2, 35 | sorrow annexed to it, as bodily pleasures ~have, which are
169 2, 35 | sensitive part, which have a bodily organ; ~either from the
170 2, 35 | pain or ~sorrow caused by bodily weariness, does not belong
171 2, 35 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Bodily changes are more liable
172 2, 37 | can he learn while in bodily pain.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[37]
173 2, 37 | body, so that it ~involves bodily transmutation more than
174 2, 37 | to the soul. Consequently bodily pain is a greater hindrance
175 2, 37 | be due to its ~having a bodily transmutation in conjunction
176 2, 37 | conjunction with it. But bodily ~transmutation takes place
177 2, 37 | passions of the soul, the bodily ~transmutation which is
178 2, 37 | is naturally the cause of bodily transmutation. Nor ~is there
179 2, 37 | Other passions imply a bodily transmutation which is ~
180 2, 38 | occurs in the carrying of bodily burdens. ~The second and
181 2, 38 | Therefore it ~does not assuage bodily pain, which is in the senses.~
182 2, 38 | more, even in the midst of bodily ~tortures this joy is found;
183 2, 38 | causes. But these, being bodily things, are incompatible
184 2, 38 | consequently whatever restores the bodily nature to its due state
185 2, 38 | is assuaged by such like bodily remedies.~Aquin.: SMT FS
186 2, 38 | the beginning and end of bodily movements, as stated in ~
187 2, 39 | useful good?~(4) Whether bodily pain is the greatest evil?~
188 2, 39 | OBJ 3: Further, just as bodily evil is the object and cause
189 2, 39 | the object and cause of bodily ~pain, so spiritual evil
190 2, 39 | in the soul. ~But every bodily pain is a bodily evil. Therefore
191 2, 39 | But every bodily pain is a bodily evil. Therefore every spiritual
192 2, 39 | The same also applies to bodily pain: because the ~perception
193 2, 39 | perception and rejection of bodily evil is the proof of the
194 2, 39 | two things, as regards ~bodily pain, are a proof of the
195 2, 39 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether bodily pain is the greatest evil?~
196 2, 41 | appetitive power that has a bodily organ, such ~movement being
197 2, 41 | movement being accompanied by a bodily transmutation. And, again,
198 2, 41 | natural body is due to the bodily ~presence of an agent, so
199 2, 42 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Bodily good or evil, considered
200 2, 44 | appetitive power, while ~the bodily transmutation is the material
201 2, 44 | proportionate; and consequently the bodily transmutation assumes ~a
202 2, 44 | first ~mover, but by the bodily members as instruments.
203 2, 44 | mover. On the part of the bodily instruments, fear, considered
204 2, 45 | appetite, and ~in a certain bodily transmutation; a thing may
205 2, 45 | way, on the ~part of the bodily transmutation.~Aquin.: SMT
206 2, 45 | either our own power, as bodily ~strength, experience of
207 2, 45 | others.~On the part of the bodily transmutation, daring is
208 2, 46 | reason. On the part of the bodily temperament, ~a man, considered
209 2, 48 | pleasures, ~chiefly sensible and bodily pleasures, are remedies
210 2, 48 | above (Q[44], A[1]), the bodily transmutation ~that occurs
211 2, 48 | reason makes no use of a bodily ~organ in its proper act,
212 2, 48 | anger, above ~all, causes a bodily disturbance in the region
213 2, 49 | includes all dispositions: ~bodily dispositions, when he says '
214 2, 50 | act when we ~will." But bodily actions are not subject
215 2, 50 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, all bodily dispositions are easy to
216 2, 50 | to change. Therefore no bodily disposition can be a ~habit.~
217 2, 50 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, all bodily dispositions are subject
218 2, 50 | 2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Bodily dispositions are not simply
219 2, 50 | changeableness of their bodily causes. But they may be ~
220 2, 50 | 3 Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 3: Bodily dispositions which are in
221 2, 51 | disposed from their own bodily temperament to chastity
222 2, 51 | meditation strengthens memory." Bodily ~habits, however, can be
223 2, 52 | quantity, is ~transferred from bodily quantities to intelligible
224 2, 52 | 2] Body Para. 4/5~As to bodily habits, it does not seem
225 2, 52 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Even in bodily bulk increase is twofold.
226 2, 53 | of the body: and yet no ~bodily change seems capable of
227 2, 53 | is clearly the case with bodily habits - for ~instance,
228 2, 59 | only good is virtue, and bodily goods are no good to man;
229 2, 59 | just as virtue directs the bodily ~limbs to their due external
230 2, 60 | as referred either to a bodily sense, or to the inner ~
231 2, 67 | since they are acts of bodily organs. Therefore it ~seems
232 2, 67 | irrational powers will be in ~the bodily organs, just as they now
233 2, 67 | change or sickness. But no bodily change ~is so great as that
234 2, 67 | powers which are acts ~of bodily organs, viz. in the powers
235 2, 68 | s gifts, but only with "bodily exercise," of which he had ~
236 2, 71 | to undue disposition of bodily members or of any things ~
237 2, 72 | like. The other pleasure is bodily or natural, and is ~realized
238 2, 72 | natural, and is ~realized in bodily touch, and this can also
239 2, 72 | takes pleasure is something bodily, and in this respect ~covetousness
240 2, 72 | there may be disorder in the bodily ~humors; and then there
241 2, 72 | intemperance is love for bodily pleasures, while ~the motive
242 2, 73 | and sufficient cause of ~bodily death; whereas no man can
243 2, 74 | can be perceived by the bodily senses, so far ~approves
244 2, 77 | external occupation, or ~some bodily infirmity; and, in this
245 2, 77 | general. Thirdly, by way of ~bodily transmutation, the result
246 2, 77 | those which result from bodily defects, rather than those
247 2, 77 | disease of the body. ~But bodily disease excuses from sin
248 2, 77 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Bodily disease is involuntary:
249 2, 77 | drunkenness, which ~is a kind of bodily disease.~Aquin.: SMT FS
250 2, 81 | Because, granted that some ~bodily defects are transmitted
251 2, 81 | account of a defect in the bodily habit, as in the case ~of
252 2, 81 | flows from the soul into the bodily members is ~called "actual."
253 2, 81 | judgment, children receive bodily punishment on their parents' ~
254 2, 81 | been in Adam, "by way of bodily substance" [*The expression
255 2, 82 | original justice, even as bodily sickness is an ~inordinate
256 2, 82 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: As bodily sickness is partly a privation,
257 2, 82 | inclination to inordinate bodily movements results indirectly
258 2, 82 | results indirectly from bodily ~sickness. Nor is it necessary
259 2, 82 | subject. For example, take bodily sickness: ~various species
260 2, 82 | account of the different bodily ~temperaments. Consequently
261 2, 83 | sinned": whereas it is in the bodily semen, as in its ~instrumental
262 2, 83 | dispositive principle: because the bodily semen, which is transmitted ~
263 2, 83 | sensitive powers, which use a ~bodily organ. Therefore original
264 2, 84 | account of the attendant bodily labor: or else it happens
265 2, 85 | Whether death and other bodily defects are the result of
266 2, 85 | Whether death and other bodily defects are the result of
267 2, 85 | seem that death and other bodily defects are not the ~result
268 2, 85 | Therefore death and other bodily defects are not the result
269 2, 85 | death and all ~consequent bodily defects are punishments
270 2, 85 | actual sin can cause a bodily defect: thus some sicken
271 2, 87 | of money for the ~sake of bodily health, or loss of both
272 2, 87 | Reply OBJ 2: Temporal and bodily goods are indeed goods of
273 2, 87 | that ills sustained in bodily goods or ~even in the body
274 2, 87 | referred to ~temporal or bodily punishments, in so far as
275 2, 87 | one for ~another's sin are bodily and temporal. They are also
276 2, 90 | does not ~make use of a bodily organ. Therefore law is
277 2, 98 | intermediate beings: and also ~bodily aids, which God vouchsafes
278 2, 101 | referred to the outward and ~bodily worship of God, as stated
279 2, 101 | should have ~lessened this bodily worship: since it directed
280 2, 101 | 3: The Old Law lessened bodily worship in many ways. Thus
281 2, 101 | enact for the lessening of bodily worship; as ~Rabbi Moses,
282 2, 101 | behooved not to attenuate the bodily worship of God so much as
283 2, 102 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 14: Further, bodily sacrifices denote the inward
284 2, 102 | worshipped, ~is confined to no bodily place: wherefore there was
285 2, 102 | was in order to show that bodily worship is not acceptable ~
286 2, 102 | as God is concerned, no bodily thing is ~reputed impure,
287 2, 102 | be consecrated with any bodily anointing, ~bodily sacrifices,
288 2, 102 | with any bodily anointing, ~bodily sacrifices, and bodily oblations.~
289 2, 102 | bodily sacrifices, and bodily oblations.~Aquin.: SMT FS
290 2, 102 | worship consisted in certain bodily ~uncleannesses; which were
291 2, 102 | blood and seed. All these bodily uncleannesses ~were purified
292 2, 102 | sometimes, however, ~that bodily leprosy was miraculously
293 2, 102 | that they should have no bodily stain or defect: since men
294 2, 102 | reason is evident. Because bodily stains or defects ~wherefrom
295 2, 102 | If, however, we speak of bodily uncleanness, consisting
296 2, 102 | becoming, ~both for the sake of bodily cleanliness; and in order
297 2, 103 | to the removal of these ~bodily uncleannesses, not to the
298 2, 108 | it clear that the entire bodily worship ~which was fixed
299 2, 109 | senses of the soul." Now the ~bodily senses, however pure, cannot
300 2, 111 | whether with respect to bodily health - and thus there
301 2, 111 | has ~received the gift of bodily health through the virtue
302 2, 10 | matter of faith, because "his bodily senses are deceived, ~while
303 2, 10 | various vices, and to various bodily diseases.~Aquin.: SMT SS
304 2, 10 | other kinds. For just as bodily disease is graver according
305 2, 10 | should be submitted even to bodily compulsion, that they may
306 2, 11 | act is independent ~on a bodily organ.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
307 2, 14 | 3~I answer that, Just as bodily blindness is the privation
308 2, 14 | privation of the ~principle of bodily sight, so blindness of mind
309 2, 14 | unable to pierce. Now a bodily sense, by a kind of metaphor, ~
310 2, 14 | by way of similitude to bodily sense, we speak of sense
311 2, 19 | infected with the love of bodily pleasures, among ~which,
312 2, 22 | interests, not ~by mere bodily presence, not by crafty
313 2, 23 | increase may be in respect of bodily quantity, so may it be according
314 2, 23 | quantity. Now increase in bodily quantity results from addition; ~
315 2, 23 | God is able to ~increase a bodily quantity by adding a magnitude
316 2, 23 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Bodily quantity has something as
317 2, 23 | increase of a body. Now bodily increase in animals and
318 2, 25 | OBJ 2: A man ought to bear bodily injury for his friend's
319 2, 25 | is ~bound to support in bodily sustenance.~Aquin.: SMT
320 2, 30 | spiritual alms. Therefore ~bodily almsdeeds are of more account
321 2, 30 | than . . . all." Therefore bodily ~almsdeeds have no spiritual
322 2, 30 | they can employ it for some bodily use, it seems that ~much
323 2, 31 | an external loss, or of a bodily injury, in so much as the ~
324 2, 31 | rather than the healing of a bodily infirmity, or the relieving ~
325 2, 31 | relieving ~of an external bodily need. There is another correction
326 2, 33 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, no bodily failing that occurs at fixed
327 2, 33 | sensitive appetite has a bodily organ, it follows that on
328 2, 33 | that on account of some ~bodily transmutation a man becomes
329 2, 33 | insistent, through ~certain bodily transmutations occurring
330 2, 33 | certain fixed times. Now all ~bodily effects, of themselves,
331 2, 33 | dislike of toil, ~and love of bodily repose seem to be due to
332 2, 33 | vices, whereby a man seeks ~bodily comfort and pleasure.~Aquin.:
333 2, 38 | the oppressor ~who work bodily harm; not, however, by having
334 2, 38 | spiritual ~prevented), than the bodily safety of an individual.
335 2, 42 | since to love God is not a bodily action: and ~therefore heart
336 2, 42 | heart," because just as the bodily heart is the principle of
337 2, 43 | act, on ~account of the bodily impediment which hinders
338 2, 44 | folly which results from a bodily ~impediment. On the other
339 2, 51 | by way of similitude to bodily movement. Now a thing is
340 2, 51 | precipitated as regards bodily movement, when it is brought
341 2, 53 | man who gains his bread by bodily labor ~is not superfluous
342 2, 62 | punishment of death or of bodily maiming is appointed: wherefore
343 2, 63 | removed for the sake of the bodily ~health of the whole, unless
344 2, 66 | anyone's sin conduces to the bodily or spiritual corruption ~
345 2, 77 | transgression is derived from bodily movement ~and applied to
346 2, 77 | is said to transgress in ~bodily movement, when he steps [
347 2, 79 | whatever man offers by bodily actions, seems to be directed
348 2, 79 | wrong to worship God with bodily actions. Therefore religion
349 2, 79 | Therefore religion has no ~bodily actions.~Aquin.: SMT SS
350 2, 79 | temperance which repels bodily uncleanness. Since then ~
351 2, 80 | 2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Bodily fatness is produced by the
352 2, 81 | exterior things, whether bodily ~members, or those external
353 2, 82 | we approach God not by bodily but by spiritual sense.
354 2, 82 | devotion of the mind; and a bodily adoration, which consists
355 2, 82 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Even bodily adoration is done in spirit,
356 2, 82 | secondarily in ~certain bodily signs of humility; thus
357 2, 82 | external pertaining to bodily signs. Now the mind internally
358 2, 82 | comprised in a place; while bodily signs must of necessity
359 2, 82 | fittingness, like other bodily signs.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
360 2, 86 | the of the ~flesh nor any bodily good is to be compared with
361 2, 93 | a body, nor the act of a bodily organ, and consequently ~
362 2, 93 | powers which are acts ~of bodily organs having an inclination
363 2, 93 | number of men follow their bodily passions, so that their
364 2, 93 | place it may be ~due to a bodily cause. For since dumb animals
365 2, 93 | of which is the act of a bodily organ, their soul is ~subject
366 2, 94 | purpose of producing some bodily ~effect we must consider
367 2, 95 | never treated my body with bodily ~medicine, I have my Lord
368 2, 95 | such sickness as required bodily ~medicine, or else she felt
369 2, 98 | even as the soul has no bodily life ~without the body."~
370 2, 98 | because it is ~merely a bodily element. But if it were
371 2, 102 | of sin, ~but not from the bodily bondage, whereby they are
372 2, 106 | man ~loves most are life, bodily safety, his own freedom,
373 2, 106 | whereby man forfeits his bodily safety; "slavery," and "
374 2, 116 | matter of covetousness is ~bodily goods, namely, external
375 2, 116 | Covetousness with regard to a bodily object seeks the ~pleasure,
376 2, 116 | sins, which seek a purely bodily pleasure in respect of a
377 2, 116 | pleasure in respect of a bodily object.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
378 2, 120 | do some other but lawful bodily work. ~Hence Augustine says (
379 2, 120 | preservation of one's own bodily ~well-being does not profane
380 2, 120 | suffered. In like manner a ~bodily work that is directed to
381 2, 120 | that is directed to the bodily well-being of another is
382 2, 120 | Sabbath day?" And again, a bodily work that is done to avoid
383 2, 120 | Now we owe the favor of bodily life to our parents ~after
384 2, 121 | body, overcomes and removes bodily obstacles.~Aquin.: SMT SS
385 2, 121 | reason through fear of bodily evil. Now it behooves one
386 2, 121 | evil whatsoever, since no bodily good is ~equivalent to the
387 2, 121 | the most fearful of all bodily evils is death, since it
388 2, 121 | since it does ~away all bodily goods. Wherefore Augustine
389 2, 121 | pleasure is twofold; one is bodily, resulting ~from bodily
390 2, 121 | bodily, resulting ~from bodily contact, the other is spiritual,
391 2, 121 | for instance, the loss of bodily ~life, which the virtuous
392 2, 121 | unpleasant in respect of bodily contact, ~such as wounds
393 2, 121 | losing his life, ~and for bodily pain. Hence we read (2 Macc.
394 2, 121 | which it ~delights, than bodily pains have to afflict it.
395 2, 121 | being entirely ~overcome by bodily pain. And the delight of
396 2, 121 | delight of virtue. Yet since bodily pain is more sensible, and
397 2, 121 | in the ~presence of great bodily pain.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[123]
398 2, 121 | De Memoria ii), ~when a bodily passion is in movement,
399 2, 121 | the displeasing evil. But bodily pain impels him ~more strongly
400 2, 122 | accompanied by the pains of bodily ~torment, "from fear of
401 2, 122 | possess, and even to suffer bodily pain, rather than lose life.
402 2, 127 | fixed accidents by way of bodily ~movements. For quickness
403 2, 127 | as these dispositions of bodily movements ~are competent
404 2, 130 | of men, whether it be a bodily or ~a spiritual good. Since,
405 2, 134 | for sinful evils than for bodily evils: hence some heathens ~
406 2, 134 | not less desirable than bodily health. Therefore in like
407 2, 136 | OBJ 2: Toil is opposed to bodily pleasure: wherefore it is
408 2, 138 | how to fight, even in a bodily contest, in order to ~obtain
409 2, 139 | appetite pursues sensible and bodily ~goods, the other whereby
410 2, 139 | flies from sensible and bodily evils. ~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
411 2, 139 | moderation. Because sensible and bodily goods, ~considered in their
412 2, 139 | flies from sensible and bodily evils, which sometimes accompany
413 2, 139 | which ~regards flight from bodily evils, and consequently
414 2, 139 | temperance to spurn all bodily allurements and popular
415 2, 139 | these, too, belong to the bodily allurements, and again by
416 2, 139 | their nature greater ~than bodily pleasures, they are not
417 2, 139 | prejudicial to ~health and a sound bodily condition, but also that
418 2, 140 | sensitive ~powers. which need a bodily organ. as stated in the
419 2, 140 | who are in ~duty bound to bodily occupations and carnal procreation.~
420 2, 141 | Para. 5/6~With regard to bodily movements and actions, moderation
421 2, 141 | pertains to the ~moderation of bodily movements and external things,
422 2, 143 | consists in a man having his bodily limbs well proportioned, ~
423 2, 145 | order to perform certain ~bodily works with greater ease:
424 2, 145 | that are not necessary. Now bodily works are ~directed to temporal
425 2, 145 | account of a pilgrimage, or bodily works.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
426 2, 145 | without detriment to the bodily ~health and such external
427 2, 145 | necessary for the upkeep of ~bodily or spiritual life, there
428 2, 145 | work, ~either for one's bodily livelihood, or for some
429 2, 145 | on account of the various bodily temperaments, the result
430 2, 145 | this is ~taken more for bodily refreshment, and digestion
431 2, 146 | aggravated, if a man incur some bodily ~injury through taking too
432 2, 149 | man ~make moderate use of bodily members in accordance with
433 2, 149 | fondling of women, and those bodily contacts which belong to
434 2, 150 | maiden to have forfeited even bodily sanctity, though she lost ~
435 2, 150 | achieving the greatest ~bodily pleasure which is that of
436 2, 150 | that the integrity of the bodily organ is accidental to ~
437 2, 150 | and for this reason is a bodily quality, ~"yet it is a spiritual
438 2, 150 | above, the integrity of a bodily organ is ~accidental to
439 2, 150 | retains the integrity of a bodily ~organ. Hence if the organ
440 2, 150 | another, consisting in bodily goods; the third, ~consisting
441 2, 150 | manner if a man abstain from bodily pleasures, in order more
442 2, 150 | of the body, namely the bodily increase of the human ~race,
443 2, 151 | fondling of a woman, and those bodily contacts." Therefore, seemingly,
444 2, 151 | the preservation of the bodily nature ~of one individual
445 2, 151 | as gluttony provides the bodily ~matter of lust - and not
446 2, 152 | may be threefold. One is a bodily cause. For when there is ~
447 2, 153 | sometimes it is owing to a bodily cause: because some ~people
448 2, 154 | incontinence results from the bodily ~temperament: for the Philosopher
449 2, 154 | since it is owing to ~a bodily disposition that vehement
450 2, 154 | powers which make use of bodily organs. The operations of
451 2, 154 | are accomplished ~without bodily instruments, namely to the
452 2, 154 | due to the fact that the bodily temperament is an ~occasional
453 2, 154 | anger results more from the bodily temperament owing to the ~
454 2, 154 | anger. Hence one who ~by bodily temperament is disposed
455 2, 156 | passion resulting from a bodily transmutation. ~This movement
456 2, 158 | curiosity. The third ~regards bodily movements and actions, which
457 2, 159 | men's eyes is effected by bodily uplifting."~Aquin.: SMT
458 2, 162 | Further, death and other bodily defects are similarly found
459 2, 162 | whence arose death and other bodily ~defects. For life and soundness
460 2, 162 | the things that ~have a bodily existence in that paradise,
461 2, 164 | whereas on the part of his bodily ~nature, man is inclined
462 2, 166 | Ethic. ii, 1). But outward bodily movements are in man by
463 2, 166 | fortitude. Now outward bodily movements are not directed
464 2, 166 | that, Just as man needs bodily rest for the body's refreshment, ~
465 2, 166 | forces that ~operate through bodily organs. Now sensible goods
466 2, 166 | reason entail a greater bodily ~labor. In either case,
467 2, 170 | according to a difference in bodily purity. ~According to this
468 2, 171 | images of things lacking a bodily form through the seer being
469 2, 171 | either on account of some bodily ~transformation (as in the
470 2, 171 | Dan. 4:1-2), or even by bodily likenesses, as happened
471 2, 171 | not effected by means of bodily and ~individual images,
472 2, 171 | the soul are seen just as bodily things themselves ~are seen
473 2, 171 | means of the likenesses of bodily things, ~had not the gift
474 2, 173 | threefold ~cause. First, from a bodily cause, as happens to those
475 2, 173 | indicate a supramundane bodily vision, conveyed through
476 2, 173 | was withdrawn from its bodily surroundings through ~being
477 2, 173 | that is withdrawn from his bodily senses during ~ecstasy),
478 2, 176 | outward action, or again ~the bodily contact of even a dead body.
479 2, 176 | means a benefit, namely bodily health, is conferred on
480 2, 178 | power moves not only the bodily members to ~perform external
481 2, 178 | mortal life wherein the bodily senses have their play:
482 2, 178 | actually making use of the ~bodily senses, and thus contemplation
483 2, 178 | make use neither of ~the bodily senses, nor even of the
484 2, 178 | various movements. Now of bodily ~movements, local movements
485 2, 178 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: External bodily movements are opposed to
486 2, 178 | which one loves; even as bodily vision gives pleasure, ~
487 2, 180 | less so when it stoops to bodily things." Wherefore it is
488 2, 182 | of his neighbor, but also bodily hardships and even death, ~
489 2, 182 | above (A[3], ad 3), just as bodily perfection ~is reached by
490 2, 182 | perfection ~is reached by bodily growth, so spiritual perfection
491 2, 182 | spiritual growth. Now after bodily growth one is said to have
492 2, 182 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: By bodily growth a man progresses
493 2, 183 | abandon his subjects in a bodily manner?~(6) Whether he can
494 2, 183 | for a bishop on account of bodily persecution to ~abandon
495 2, 183 | persecution, to withdraw his bodily presence from the flock ~
496 2, 183 | a bishop withdraws his bodily presence from the flock ~
497 2, 183 | this if he withdraw his bodily presence from his flock. ~
498 2, 183 | persecution withdraw his bodily presence from his flock.~
499 2, 183 | bishop to withdraw his bodily presence from the execution
500 2, 183 | the pastor to withdraw his bodily presence from his flock,
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