Part, Question

501   2, 56  |          concupiscible parts are ~"rational by participation," but the
502   2, 56  |     Therefore justice observes the rational ~and not the real mean.~
503   2, 56  |           are said to observe the ~rational and not the real mean, is
504   2, 56  |             not ~the real, but the rational mean.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[58]
505   2, 56  |         This real mean is also the rational mean, wherefore justice ~
506   2, 56  |            a real and not merely a rational diversity.~Aquin.: SMT SS
507   2, 56  |         part of the soul, viz. the rational appetite or will, whereas ~
508   2, 59  |            other moral virtues the rational, not the real mean, ~is
509   2, 74  |           or evil may happen, viz. rational creatures: while ~good and
510   2, 74  |      creatures in relation to ~the rational creature for whose sake
511   2, 74  |           they are related to ~the rational creature in several ways.
512   2, 74  |         creature is related to the rational creature ~by way of signification:
513   2, 74  |            creature is related to ~rational creatures as something containing
514   2, 81  |            prayer is proper to the rational creature?~(11) Whether the
515   2, 81  |            prayer is proper to the rational creature?~Aquin.: SMT SS
516   2, 81  |        prayer is not proper to the rational creature. ~Asking and receiving
517   2, 81  |            OBJ 2: Angels are above rational creatures, since they are
518   2, 81  |       prayer is not ~proper to the rational creature.~Aquin.: SMT SS
519   2, 81  |       prayer ~is not proper to the rational creatures.~Aquin.: SMT SS
520   2, 81  |      stated above (A[1]). But ~the rational creature is so called from
521   2, 81  |           prayer is ~proper to the rational creature.~Aquin.: SMT SS
522   2, 81  |           and it is proper to the ~rational creature.~Aquin.: SMT SS
523   2, 81  |          angels are distinct ~from rational creatures, and sometimes
524   2, 81  |           said to be proper to the rational creature.~Aquin.: SMT SS
525   2, 93  |            chiefly the case in the rational powers, which stand in ~
526   2, 101 |            Further, just as in the rational creature we find the image
527   2, 102 |         the first rule whereby all rational ~wills are regulated: and
528   2, 123 |      without the accession of the ~rational appetite's consent: and
529   2, 123 |            of fear reaches to the ~rational appetite which is called
530   2, 124 |          moral virtue observes the rational mean ~in the matter about
531   2, 125 |        moral virtue to observe the rational mean in the matter about
532   2, 127 |            find and establish the ~rational means in some particular
533   2, 134 |            is it possible for the ~rational creature to accomplish it.
534   2, 139 |          however, man as such is a rational being, it follows that those ~
535   2, 143 |           for its own ~sake by the rational appetite. which tends to
536   2, 145 |           in the same ~reference) "Rational man forfeits his dignity,
537   2, 160 |   especially does this become ~the rational creature which is made to
538   2, 160 |           the irascible but to the rational ~faculty. Therefore pride
539   2, 160 |           the irascible but to the rational faculty.~Aquin.: SMT SS
540   2, 160 |          not ~that pride is in the rational faculty, but that one of
541   2, 161 |   spiritual good, in so far as the rational ~creature participates in
542   2, 162 |           would be subject to ~his rational mind, and his body to his
543   2, 162 |             The form of man is his rational soul, which is, of itself, ~
544   2, 163 |           soul was changed ~into a rational nature, since not even men,
545   2, 163 |        since not even men, who are rational by nature, ~know what they
546   2, 178 |       according to his nature as a rational animal: the result ~being
547   2, 187 |           as the irrational to the rational ~animal. Now the perfect
548   3, 1   |          to him because he is of a rational nature. But the very nature
549   3, 2   |       Athanasius says that, as the rational soul and the flesh ~together
550   3, 2   |            individual substance of rational nature. But the Word of
551   3, 2   |          be applied to a person in rational or intellectual ~creatures;
552   3, 2   |           individual substance of ~rational nature," according to Boethius.
553   3, 2   |        genus of substance, even in rational nature, is a person, but
554   3, 2   |           determinate nature, viz. rational, according to ~what Boethius
555   3, 2   |           individual substance ~of rational nature"; and hence it is
556   3, 2   |           and is risible, and is a rational animal. So likewise this
557   3, 2   |        nobler perfection, viz. the rational soul, as has been said above ~(
558   3, 3   |      indifferently, as is plain in rational powers, which ~regard opposites,
559   3, 3   |       proper ~perfection, as he is rational) by participating the Word
560   3, 4   |            Q[3], A[8]). But as in ~rational creatures we find the likeness
561   3, 4   |            human nature, as ~being rational and intellectual, was made
562   3, 4   |   individual. But an individual in rational nature ~is a person, as
563   3, 5   |          God has true flesh ~and a rational soul of the same kind as
564   3, 5   |           and an intellectual and ~rational soul," and adds afterwards: "
565   3, 5   |        perfected by human, i.e. a ~rational soul. And hence if Christ
566   3, 6   |           power fitted to itself a rational soul, and ~through it a
567   3, 6   |            by ~its relation to the rational soul, through which it becomes
568   3, 6   |         before being united to the rational soul, because ~matter or
569   3, 6   |        body is begotten before the rational ~soul comes to it. Therefore
570   3, 6   |          and flesh was united to a rational ~and intellectual soul."
571   3, 6   |          order which it has to the rational soul as to its proper form.
572   3, 6   |          not this order before the rational soul comes to it, because
573   3, 6   |            this happened when ~the rational soul came to it. Therefore
574   3, 6   |       human flesh before it has a ~rational soul.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[6]
575   3, 6   |        person is found only in the rational nature~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
576   3, 6   |     account of its relation to the rational soul, so likewise He ~assumed
577   3, 7   |    partaking of the Godhead by the rational ~creature, according to
578   3, 7   |           instrument animated by a rational soul, which ~is so acted
579   3, 7   |       united to God than all other rational creatures, ~receives the
580   3, 7   |          grace is the union of the rational creature with God. But ~
581   3, 7   |     thought a greater union of the rational ~creature with God than
582   3, 8   |            natural relation to the rational ~soul, which is its proper
583   3, 8   |        animal has no relation to a rational soul, ~as the human body
584   3, 8   |            is the ~aversion of the rational creature from God; hence
585   3, 8   |       devil does not influence the rational mind ~interiorly, yet he
586   3, 9   |           a ~sensitive, but also a rational soul. And therefore it behooved
587   3, 9   |            as to an end; since the rational ~creature is capable of
588   3, 9   |           above ~the nature of the rational soul, inasmuch as it cannot
589   3, 9   |          hinder from being in the ~rational mind, intelligible species,
590   3, 10  |          power of ~seeing. But the rational power of a soul such as
591   3, 11  |         the contrary, Christ had a rational soul, as was shown (Q[5],
592   3, 11  |          the proper operation of a rational soul consists in comparison
593   3, 13  |   irrational spirit of life by the rational spirit ~of life, and the
594   3, 13  |          and the truant and sinful rational spirit of life by the ~rational,
595   3, 13  |    rational spirit of life by the ~rational, loyal, and righteous spirit
596   3, 13  |        knowledge to enlighten ~all rational creatures falling short
597   3, 13  |           in a manner ~befitting a rational creature. But if we speak
598   3, 15  |            flesh of man, who is a ~rational animal, seeks this after
599   3, 16  |           as Man is a substance of rational nature. But He ~is not a
600   3, 16  |            individual substance of rational ~nature; as Boethius says (
601   3, 16  |            and ~self-subsisting in rational nature, so a hypostasis,
602   3, 18  |         instrument animated with a rational soul is moved by its will,
603   3, 18  |            movement, but even as a rational movement.~Aquin.: SMT TP
604   3, 18  |       obeys reason, is said to be "rational ~by participation," as is
605   3, 18  |        because it partakes of the ~rational will, there is said to be
606   3, 18  |        called {thelesis}, and the ~rational will which is called {boulesis}.
607   3, 18  |         intellectual and the other rational.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[18] A[
608   3, 18  |          by participation, and the rational will, whether considered ~
609   3, 18  |          of sensuality and ~in His rational will considered as nature,
610   3, 18  |            1/1~Reply OBJ 1: By His rational will Christ willed the Divine
611   3, 18  |          wishes one thing with his rational appetite, ~and wishes another
612   3, 18  |          or at least keep back the rational appetite; for in this case
613   3, 18  |          appetite would reach the ~rational will.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[18]
614   3, 18  |           in Christ was not in the rational soul, in as far ~as it implies
615   3, 19  |          and the ~sensitive by the rational appetite, so in the Lord
616   3, 19  |             the will, which is the rational appetite. Now if there is
617   3, 19  |     consequently they are somewhat rational and human ~inasmuch as they
618   3, 19  |      consequently they ~are nowise rational; nor simply human, but only
619   3, 19  |           of the sensitive and the rational part are the same. Now there ~
620   3, 19  |           but one operation of the rational part if we consider the
621   3, 20  |            OBJ 3: Further, "as the rational soul and flesh are one man;
622   3, 21  |        follows the movement of the rational ~appetite.~Aquin.: SMT TP
623   3, 23  |           good ~things; especially rational creatures, who forasmuch
624   3, 23  |        Whether it is proper to the rational nature to be adopted?~Aquin.:
625   3, 23  |            it is not proper to the rational nature to be ~adopted. For
626   3, 23  |            to be the Father of the rational creature, ~save by adoption.
627   3, 23  |            it is not proper to the rational ~creature to be adopted.~
628   3, 23  |           it is not proper to the ~rational creature to be adopted.~
629   3, 23  |           does not belong to every rational nature. Therefore it is
630   3, 23  |            belongs to none but the rational nature. ~Therefore it is
631   3, 23  |      Therefore it is proper to the rational nature to be adopted.~Aquin.:
632   3, 23  |           master. ~In this way the rational creature, even in its nature,
633   3, 23  |          be adopted belongs to the rational creature ~alone: not indeed
634   3, 23  |          from ~grace, of which the rational nature is capable. Therefore
635   3, 23  |          need not ~belong to every rational nature: but every rational
636   3, 23  |         rational nature: but every rational creature must needs ~be
637   3, 25  |          which is imprinted on the rational soul. ~Much less, therefore,
638   3, 25  |    reverence is not due save to a ~rational creature. It follow therefore
639   3, 25  |            Reverence is due to the rational creature for its own sake. ~
640   3, 25  |          latria" were shown to the rational ~creature in which this
641   3, 25  |          or reverence is due to a ~rational creature only; while to
642   3, 25  |            due save by reason of a rational nature. And this in two ~
643   3, 25  |        inasmuch as it represents a rational nature: secondly, ~inasmuch
644   3, 25  |           their own ~sake, yet the rational creature is capable of being
645   3, 25  |            is not due to any mere ~rational creature for its own sake.
646   3, 25  |          Blessed Virgin ~is a mere rational creature, the worship of "
647   3, 26  |             a sensitive, and (3) a rational soul. Hence his assertion
648   3, 26  |         subject of grace, viz. the rational soul. Nevertheless, before
649   3, 26  |            of ~original sin to the rational soul at the very first instant
650   3, 27  |            subject of which is the rational creature ~alone. Therefore
651   3, 27  |         before the infusion of the rational soul, the Blessed ~Virgin
652   3, 27  |       Secondly, because, since the rational creature alone can be the
653   3, 27  |         before the infusion of the rational soul, the offspring conceived ~
654   3, 31  |            flesh, animated with ~a rational soul."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
655   3, 33  |         was ~flesh animated with a rational and intellectual soul."~
656   3, 33  |         have been animated by ~the rational soul.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[33]
657   3, 33  |        perfect form, that is, the ~rational soul.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[33]
658   3, 33  |           of God, by means ~of the rational soul. But it received the
659   3, 33  |          soul. But it received the rational soul at the term of ~the
660   3, 34  |        before it ~has received the rational soul, as is said, De Gener.
661   3, 34  |    Wherefore, since Christ had the rational soul in the first instant
662   3, 36  |          Evang.): "To the Jews, as rational beings, it was ~fitting
663   3, 36  |             it was ~fitting that a rational animal [*Cf. FP, Q[51],
664   3, 39  |            Divine power and by His rational ~will, so as to signify
665   3, 44  |             treacherous and sinful rational spirit of life is ruled
666   3, 44  |            of life is ruled by the rational, ~pious, and just spirit
667   3, 44  |       worked was the health of the rational part, which ~is healed by
668   3, 59  |            But even as we and ~all rational souls judge aright of the
669   3, 63  |            mark printed in a man's rational soul by the eternal ~Character,
670   3, 63  |           3]), is imprinted in the rational soul "by way of an image."
671   3, 68  |          animals through want of a rational soul. Consequently the comparison
672   3, 71  |        presupposes the life of the rational nature, in which man is
673   3, 85  |            6], is subjected in the rational ~appetite which is the will.
674   3, 86  |             thus, if you take away rational, you take away the human
675 Suppl, 4 |         displeasure ~seated in the rational appetite, is an act of the
676 Suppl, 18|             OTC Para. 2/2~Further, rational powers are directed to opposites.
677 Suppl, 18|            power of ~the keys is a rational power, since it has discretion
678 Suppl, 40|             were inscribed on the "rational" ~which the pontiffs of
679 Suppl, 40|            takes the place of the "rational."~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[40] A[
680 Suppl, 40|          ephod by the amice, the ~"rational" by the pallium, the diadem
681 Suppl, 41|         species in so far as it is rational ~overflows the genus; such
682 Suppl, 52|           be; as instanced by ~the rational soul. It is the same with
683 Suppl, 55|             animal is divided into rational and irrational and not into
684 Suppl, 73|        bodies ruled by God by the ~rational spirit of life": and Gregory
685 Suppl, 76|            mixed body, except ~the rational soul, for if it had any
686 Suppl, 76|           1). Therefore ~since the rational soul remains, no substantial
687 Suppl, 76|       composite, as it is with the rational soul. ~For the soul, even
688 Suppl, 76|       really nothing else than the rational soul: and so, since the ~
689 Suppl, 76|            so, since the ~selfsame rational soul is resumed, there will
690 Suppl, 76|            body, and the ~selfsame rational soul, there will be, of
691 Suppl, 76|          between the sensitive and rational souls in man: ~because in
692 Suppl, 76|          is by its substance both ~rational and sensitive, we shall
693 Suppl, 76|       sensitive soul, even as the ~rational soul, according to its substance:
694 Suppl, 77|           relation it bears to the rational soul, it ~follows that man
695 Suppl, 77|          nothing is perfected by a rational soul that is not ~perfected
696 Suppl, 77|      because it is ~perfected by a rational soul, it would seem that
697 Suppl, 77|           but one soul, namely the rational soul, it is clear that they
698 Suppl, 77|         they are ~perfected by the rational soul, although not so far
699 Suppl, 77|           not yet perfected by the rational soul. Now the humors are
700 Suppl, 77|           not yet perfected by the rational soul. Now the human ~body
701 Suppl, 77|            it is ~perfected by the rational soul. Therefore the humors
702 Suppl, 77|          some way perfected by the rational soul, yet not in the same
703 Suppl, 77|        after these have received a rational ~soul, the resurrection
704 Suppl, 77|       nature was ~perfected by the rational soul. Now it is through
705 Suppl, 77|            being perfected by the ~rational soul that the human body
706 Suppl, 77|     resurrection by union with the rational soul ~of that man. Hence
707 Suppl, 77|        before it ~is animated by a rational soul, in which state much
708 Suppl, 77|    perfected as to ~species by the rational soul, so are the parts as
709 Suppl, 77|      through being perfected by a ~rational soul. Therefore not only
710 Suppl, 77|       flesh has no relation to the rational ~soul except in so far as
711 Suppl, 77|       matter say that although the rational soul perfects both parts, ~
712 Suppl, 79|    resurrection, will be "a mortal rational animal," for such is the ~
713 Suppl, 79|            fitting matter for ~the rational soul; but that in this state
714 Suppl, 79|           perfectly subject to the rational soul, even as ~the soul
715 Suppl, 88|           of glory is given to the rational creature as a ~reward. Now
716 Suppl, 88|           the human body, yet ~the rational soul surpasses the heavenly
717 Suppl, 88|           the earth will ~have the rational spirits of men and demons
718 Suppl, 88|            part of their form, the rational soul to wit, ~which will
719 Suppl, 92|         soul, namely vision to the rational, delight to the concupiscible,
720 Suppl, 93|        powers. For the act of ~the rational power is to publish the
721 Suppl, 94|       order to be perfected by the rational soul, which is like ~the
722 Suppl, 96|             Therefore, since every rational creature was created for ~