Part, Question

501   2, 18  |     universal an agent ~is, the more universal a form does it cause. Thirdly,
502   2, 18  |           remote an end is, the more universal the agent to which it corresponds; ~
503   2, 18  |            which is the end, is the ~universal mover in respect of all
504   2, 18  |          more ~formal, as it is more universal.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[18] A[
505   2, 19  |             the will can tend to the universal ~good, which reason apprehends;
506   2, 19  |              or intellect; ~the more universal the aspect of the apprehended
507   2, 19  |           apprehended good, the more universal ~the good to which the will
508   2, 19  |             and yet not good under a universal aspect, or vice ~versa,
509   2, 19  |         thing God wills not, under a universal aspect, and vice versa.
510   2, 19  |       materially, and the Divine and universal good, formally. Therefore
511   2, 19  |         bound to will the Divine and universal ~good; but not as to that
512   2, 22  |              appetite, which is the ~universal good, is a more powerful
513   2, 29  |           thing can be the object of universal hatred?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
514   2, 29  |         anything can be an object of universal hatred?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
515   2, 29  |         thing cannot be an object of universal ~hatred. Because hatred
516   2, 29  |         senses cannot apprehend ~the universal. Therefore a thing cannot
517   2, 29  |         thing cannot be an object of universal hatred.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
518   2, 29  |        nothing can be the object of ~universal hatred.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
519   2, 29  |              4). Since therefore the universal is in ~the mind only, which
520   2, 29  |            only, which abstracts the universal from the particular, it ~
521   2, 29  |            that hatred cannot have a universal object.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
522   2, 29  |              ways of speaking of the universal: first, ~as considered under
523   2, 29  |           one thing to consider ~the universal man, and another to consider
524   2, 29  |              therefore, ~we take the universal, in the first way, no sensitive
525   2, 29  |             appetite, can attain the universal: because the ~universal
526   2, 29  |              universal: because the ~universal is obtained by abstraction
527   2, 29  |           the sight is cognizant of ~universal color, but because the fact
528   2, 29  |            since it arises ~from the universal apprehension of the intellect,
529   2, 29  |        intellect, it can regard the ~universal in both ways.~Aquin.: SMT
530   2, 29  |          senses do not apprehend the universal, as such: but ~they apprehend
531   2, 29  |          This argument considers the universal under the aspect of ~universality:
532   2, 30  |              OBJ 3: Man has not only universal reason, pertaining to the ~
533   2, 30  |         appetite can be moved by the universal reason ~also, through the
534   2, 30  | proportionate to reason. In fact the universal which the ~reason apprehends,
535   2, 35  |       outward pain, it is also more ~universal: since whatever is repugnant
536   2, 36  |              says that desire is the universal cause of ~sorrow. Sometimes,
537   2, 36  |          removal. But it cannot be a universal ~cause of sorrow: since
538   2, 36  |        craving ~for unity is not the universal cause of sorrow; since repletion
539   2, 57  |          there can be no perfect and universal judgment that is not ~based
540   2, 58  |             cases, it needs not only universal but also particular ~principles.
541   2, 58  |        particular ~principles. As to universal principles of action, man
542   2, 58  |         sometimes that the aforesaid universal principle, known by means ~
543   2, 58  |       although it is opposed to ~the universal judgment of his reason.
544   2, 58  |           disposed ~in regard to the universal principles of action; so,
545   2, 62  |             as it contains the first universal principles which are known ~
546   2, 65  |               On the other hand, the universal principles which are the
547   2, 66  |             apprehends things in the universal, ~while the appetite tends
548   2, 66  |           liberality, as being ~more universal, and as being its foundation:
549   2, 66  |           function of ~wisdom: since universal being is the proper effect
550   2, 67  |             The knowledge of what is universal and necessary is ~more constant
551   2, 67  |               does ~the knowledge of universal and necessary things remain,
552   2, 76  |            with a twofold knowledge, universal and particular: because
553   2, 76  |              does not follow from a ~universal proposition, except through
554   2, 76  |           propositions, viz. of ~the universal principle which is a rule
555   2, 76  |           articles of faith, and the universal ~principles of right, and
556   2, 77  |                on the contrary, if a universal and a particular ~proposition
557   2, 77  |           Further, whoever knows the universal, knows also the particular ~
558   2, 77  |         knows to be contained in the universal: thus who knows that ~every
559   2, 77  |              the reason against its ~universal knowledge; because it is
560   2, 77  |            impossible for it to have universal ~knowledge together with
561   2, 77  |              twofold knowledge, viz. universal and ~particular, a defect
562   2, 77  |               will not to follow the universal knowledge of the reason.
563   2, 77  |             1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Universal knowledge, which is most
564   2, 77  |              passion acts counter to universal knowledge, if the ~consideration
565   2, 77  |          judgment is contrary to the universal knowledge of the reason.~
566   2, 77  |             or ~true opinion about a universal affirmative proposition,
567   2, 77  |          habitual knowledge ~about a universal affirmative proposition,
568   2, 77  |              that has knowledge in a universal, is hindered, on ~account
569   2, 77  |            from reasoning about that universal, so as to draw ~the conclusion:
570   2, 77  |             he reasons about another universal proposition ~suggested by
571   2, 77  |              two particular and ~two universal, of which one is of the
572   2, 77  |       particular case, by preventing universal knowledge from being applied
573   2, 79  |             consider that God is the universal cause of the enlightening ~
574   2, 79  |              even as the sun is ~the universal cause of the enlightening
575   2, 80  |              Reply OBJ 3: God is the universal principle of all inward
576   2, 84  |           temporal end. And ~since a universal good is more desirable than
577   2, 84  |             Wherefore ~pride, like a universal vice, is not counted along
578   2, 85  |            first, ~in respect of its universal nature, secondly, as regards
579   2, 85  |             4~On the other hand, the universal nature is an active force
580   2, 85  |             an active force in some ~universal principle of nature, for
581   2, 85  |             to the discretion of the universal agent. And ~although every
582   2, 87  |               it is subjected to the universal ~order of the Divine government.
583   2, 90  |               conclusions. Such like universal propositions of the practical
584   2, 90  |        properly the relationship to ~universal happiness. Wherefore the
585   2, 93  |            not outside the order of ~universal causes, especially of the
586   2, 94  |         proper conclusions, like the universal principles, contain the
587   2, 94  |           all ~things in common, and universal freedom, are matters of
588   2, 94  |             all things in common and universal freedom" are said ~to be
589   2, 97  |        natural law contains certain ~universal precepts, which are everlasting:
590   2, 99  |              the abstract, as to the universal ~principles of the natural
591   2, 99  |          conclusions drawn from ~the universal principles of the natural
592   2, 99  |       naturally known principles are universal, ~both in speculative and
593   2, 99  |            the ~determination of the universal principle about Divine worship
594   2, 100 |            OBJ 2: Just as God is the universal principle of being in respect ~
595   2, 102 |             Para. 4/5~But it was the universal rule that the blood and
596   2, 112 |              it is by undemonstrable universal principles that certitude
597   2, 1   |      omnipotence includes, in a way, universal knowledge and providence. ~
598   2, 1   |             1/1~On the contrary, The universal Church cannot err, since
599   2, 1   |             by the ~authority of the universal Church. Therefore it contains
600   2, 1   |             pain ~of anathema by the universal Church. Now it was forbidden
601   2, 1   |             pain of ~anathema by the universal Church, to make a new edition
602   2, 2   |           deliberation ~either about universal notions, which belongs to
603   2, 2   |       creatures do not attain to the universal, ~but only to something
604   2, 2   |            much as it apprehends the universal notion of good ~and being,
605   2, 2   |           immediately related to the universal principle of being.~Aquin.:
606   2, 2   |             against the faith of the universal Church, which cannot err, ~
607   2, 8   |            us judge aright about the universal cause. Ignorance implies
608   2, 10  |     principles: one is its first and universal principle, which ~commands
609   2, 11  |             by the ~authority of the universal Church, he would be deemed
610   2, 19  |        having a right opinion in the universal, ~is not rightly disposed
611   2, 19  |              order to pass from the ~universal opinion to the appetite
612   2, 19  |        particular conclusion from an universal proposition, except ~through
613   2, 19  |           having right faith, in the universal, fails in an appetitive ~
614   2, 19  |        although he retains the true ~universal estimate according to faith,
615   2, 19  |           man while retaining in the universal, the true ~estimate of faith,
616   2, 19  |           only by the removal of the universal ~estimate of faith, which
617   2, 19  |             anyone were to judge, in universal, that God's mercy is ~not
618   2, 19  |            the Novatians ~denied, in universal, that there is remission
619   2, 22  |       twofold, one, the ultimate and universal good, the other proximate ~
620   2, 23  |              will is good under the ~universal aspect of good, according
621   2, 23  |           that thing, since the more universal cause produces a greater
622   2, 24  |            object of the will is the universal good, whatever has the aspect
623   2, 24  |              our enemies, is "not so universal in its application, ~as
624   2, 25  |        happiness is in God as in the universal ~and fountain principle
625   2, 45  |        prudent man to know both the ~universal principles of reason, and
626   2, 45  |              yet it is able to apply universal rules to particular cases:
627   2, 45  |              syllogisms are not only universal, but also particular, ~because
628   2, 45  |              prudence, which applies universal principles to the particular ~
629   2, 45  |           which directly regards the universal, just as the ~sensitive
630   2, 45  |          which prudence ~applies the universal principles. Accordingly,
631   2, 45  |         science, because the primary universal principles of either are
632   2, 45  |               whereas the secondary ~universal principles, whether of the
633   2, 47  |             3],6), prudence applies ~universal knowledge to particulars
634   2, 47  |    understanding takes cognizance of universal and immaterial ~objects (
635   2, 47  |        applies the knowledge of some universal principle. Now a ~singular
636   2, 47  |          conclusion is argued from a universal and a singular ~proposition.
637   2, 47  |      principles, but also practical ~universal principles, such as "One
638   2, 47  |              2: Speculation is about universal and necessary things, which, ~
639   2, 48  |             according ~as it is more universal, extends to more matters,
640   2, 49  |           may be right judgment of a universal ~principle, but their judgment
641   2, 56  |          subject, which can have the universal good as its object, knowledge ~
642   2, 56  |         general ~"virtually"; thus a universal cause is general in relation
643   2, 63  |           from being in harmony with universal nature: thus death and ~
644   2, 63  |             they are in keeping with universal ~nature. In like manner
645   2, 64  |        fraught with greater and more universal danger to ~public justice
646   2, 86  |            under this vow as under a universal.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[88] A[
647   2, 86  |        particular is included in the universal, wherefore a Decretal [*
648   2, 87  |         recognizes Him as possessing universal knowledge and ~unerring
649   2, 87  |        possesses unerring truth and ~universal knowledge and foresight
650   2, 87  |              unfailing truth and His universal knowledge; ~and thus in
651   2, 100 |       character is found in God in a universal way, ~so too a person who,
652   2, 100 |             worshiped by piety, as a universal to a particular governor;
653   2, 100 |        governed by the prince. Now a universal power is greater, and inferiors ~
654   2, 100 |          compared to the father as a universal to a ~particular power,
655   2, 120 |            in vain ~seems to be more universal than the precept forbidding
656   2, 120 |             of God as the sign of a ~universal boon that concerns all.
657   2, 120 |              that concerns all. This universal boon was the work of the ~
658   2, 120 |           being, just as God is ~the universal principle: so that this
659   2, 137 |            only particular, but also universal justice, which is related
660   2, 142 |              since they have a ~more universal knowledge of things, and
661   2, 145 |     sanctioned by the custom of the ~universal Church." On the other hand,
662   2, 145 |     sanctioned by the custom ~of the universal Church. Nor are they opposed
663   2, 160 |          thing," says: "Namely, the ~universal sin which is pride." Therefore
664   2, 168 |       precepts of the ~decalogue are universal principles of the Divine
665   2, 168 |             A[1], ad 3), are certain universal principles of the whole
666   2, 170 |       observe that as God Who is the universal efficient cause requires ~
667   2, 179 |           all, the ~common love, the universal activity."~Aquin.: SMT SS
668   2, 182 |              the ~comparisons of the universal with the particular, and
669   2, 183 |             as the particular to the universal, as stated above (Q[88],
670   2, 183 |         superfluous when one has the universal, whereas the disposition
671   2, 184 |       compared to ~almsgiving as the universal to the particular, and as
672   2, 184 |       compared to the former as the ~universal to the particular. For those
673   2, 184 |             Hence their obedience is universal.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[186] A[
674   2, 187 |               because ~they are more universal, for "the implication of
675   3, 2   |        individual human nature, for "universal human nature does not exist
676   3, 4   |           them from their ~first and universal causes; thus we call a disease
677   3, 4   |            be attributed common and ~universal operations, according to
678   3, 4   |          incarnate Son of God is the universal cause of human salvation.~
679   3, 7   |           bestowed on Him, as upon a universal principle in the genus of ~
680   3, 7   |             of the sun, which is the universal cause of generation, as ~
681   3, 7   |            on Christ's soul as on a ~universal principle for bestowing
682   3, 7   |          Christ as a particular to a universal ~power; hence as the force
683   3, 8   |             heart. But Christ is the universal principle of the ~whole
684   3, 10  |              intellect understands a universal - for example, the nature
685   3, 11  |        angels understand by the more universal forms, as was ~said in the
686   3, 16  |             nature. But He ~is not a universal substance: therefore He
687   3, 18  |              with reference to some ~universal reason, and the will of
688   3, 27  |              reason of His being the universal Saviour of all. Consequently
689   3, 27  |           after ~Christ, who, as the universal Saviour of all, needed not
690   3, 29  |        Fourthly, because by this the universal Church is typified, which
691   3, 31  |     signifies universality: because "universal time is involved in ~seven
692   3, 35  |              in the world there is a universal soul, ~which, by its ineffable
693   3, 37  |              sense of spiritual and ~universal salvation, this name is
694   3, 39  |       publishing the tidings of the ~universal peace of the whole world:
695   3, 43  |             sufficient proof of the ~universal. But any one of Christ's
696   3, 43  |              reason ~of which He had universal power over all things.~Aquin.:
697   3, 44  |             prove Himself ~to be the universal and spiritual Saviour of
698   3, 46  |          because it is befitting the universal salvation of ~the entire
699   3, 46  |              you may learn it was a ~universal sacrifice, an oblation for
700   3, 49  |              preceded, as a kind ~of universal cause of the forgiveness
701   3, 52  |              s Passion was a kind of universal cause of men's ~salvation,
702   3, 59  |       Whether His judiciary power is universal with regard to all men?~(
703   3, 66  |         heavenly glory, which is the universal end of all the sacraments,
704   3, 66  |        Fourthly, because by being so universal and abundant, it is a matter ~
705   3, 66  |            Moreover, they are not so universal or so abundant as water.~
706   3, 69  |              s Passion, which is the universal remedy ~for all sins; and
707   3, 70  |         power of ~Christ, Who is the universal cause of salvation for all,
708 Suppl, 20|          that one who proclaims the ~universal precepts of law, there is
709 Suppl, 25|           OTC Para. 2/2~Further, the universal Church cannot err; since
710 Suppl, 25|            faith ~fail not." Now the universal Church approves and grants
711 Suppl, 29|         confirmed by the rite of the Universal Church, who uses ~certain
712 Suppl, 34|         sacrament there is a kind of universal ~communication. Wherefore
713 Suppl, 37|            into ~its parts, nor of a universal whole, but of a potential
714 Suppl, 37|             is ~the sacrament of the universal Church.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
715 Suppl, 40|              there must needs be one universal authority over the particular ~
716 Suppl, 40|      particular good there must be a universal governing power ~in respect
717 Suppl, 64|              succor the need of ~the universal Church. Hence in favor of
718 Suppl, 72|          ministry ~must needs regard universal causes. Consequently the
719 Suppl, 78|            it is in the intention of universal nature, which ~requires
720 Suppl, 89|         intellect's knowledge in the universal, and in the particular are
721 Appen1, 2|          Para. 2/2~Further, the more universal a pain is the greater it
722 Appen2, 1|             is our belief; this the ~universal Church holds, by praying