Part, Question

501   2, 53  |            Now it is evident ~that an intelligible species residing in the "
502   2, 53  |               there is no contrary to intelligible species, yet ~there can
503   2, 62  |                The intellect requires intelligible species whereby to ~understand:
504   2, 65  |           Para. 2/2~Nevertheless, all intelligible things are related to first
505   2, 66  |          happiness, viz. the Supreme ~Intelligible. And if indeed the consideration
506   2, 67  |              some have held that the ~intelligible species do not remain in
507   2, 67  |          contrary to reason, ~because intelligible species are contained by
508   2, 67  |             because it ~preserves the intelligible species.~Aquin.: SMT FS
509   2, 67  |           this life, ~by applying the intelligible species to them as stated
510   2, 67  |         destroyed: but as regards the intelligible species, ~which are in the "
511   2, 67  |          phantasms, but not as to the intelligible species, ~which are in the "
512   2, 74  |          delivers ~its sentence about intelligible matters, so the practical
513   2, 86  |               is accomplished by the ~intelligible thing being in the intellect,
514   2, 91  |               17). Again it may be an intelligible and heavenly good: and to ~
515   2, 102 |            that spiritual world, the ~intelligible types of whatsoever takes
516   2, 102 |            the tables (of the Law) in intelligible words. The altar of ~incense
517   2, 109 |        understanding has a form, viz. intelligible light, which of itself is ~
518   2, 109 |        sufficient for knowing certain intelligible things, viz. those we can ~
519   2, 109 |            through the senses. Higher intelligible things of the human ~intellect
520   2, 109 |            light outside us; but the ~intelligible Sun, Who is God, shines
521   2, 113 |               which it considers ~the intelligible species, as stated above (
522   2, 8   |              lies hidden (because the intelligible world is enclosed within
523   2, 14  |              intellectual sight is an intelligible principle, ~through which
524   2, 14  |              able to ~consider things intelligible, and to set in order all
525   2, 14  |              s operation in regard to intelligible things is weakened, ~more,
526   2, 14  |            weak in regard to the same intelligible things. On the other ~hand,
527   2, 14  |           subtle considerations about intelligible things, on ~account of the
528   2, 17  |          virtue of hope is an arduous intelligible, or rather ~superintelligible.~
529   2, 23  |               Divine good which is an intelligible good; ~the will alone can.
530   2, 26  |           things unknown he means the intelligible and the ~Divine, and by
531   2, 47  |               the condition of things intelligible, and so ~much the farther,
532   2, 82  |              from the sensible to the intelligible.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[84] A[
533   2, 107 |                since it is something ~intelligible. Therefore since virtue
534   2, 143 |               30): "By honesty I mean intelligible beauty, which we ~properly
535   2, 160 |             but also in spiritual and intelligible things: while it consists ~
536   2, 160 |             extend to ~God and things intelligible. Therefore pride cannot
537   2, 163 |              less to sensible than to intelligible ~things, it would have been
538   2, 165 |              the sake of the study of intelligible truth, this ~studiousness
539   2, 171 |            phantasms ~produce various intelligible species of the intellect.~
540   2, 171 |              the direct impression of intelligible ~species on the mind, as
541   2, 171 |          individual images, but by an intelligible image. Hence Augustine says (
542   2, 171 |          known to it." Sometimes this intelligible image is, in prophetic ~
543   2, 171 |             to the representation of ~intelligible truths that surpass his
544   2, 171 |                by the infusion of an ~intelligible light, by the infusion of
545   2, 171 |             light, by the infusion of intelligible species, by ~impression
546   2, 171 |             light, or ~impressed with intelligible species, since in us the
547   2, 172 |             is able to grasp the bare intelligible ~truth the master propounds,
548   2, 172 |           prophecy in which the ~bare intelligible truth is revealed is greater
549   2, 172 |             the manifestation of ~the intelligible truth. Wherefore prophecy
550   2, 172 |               and remoteness from the intelligible truth; wherefore the name ~
551   2, 172 |             prophecy wherein, by ~the intelligible light, a supernatural truth
552   2, 172 |             that wherein ~through the intelligible light and without an imaginary
553   2, 172 |           imaginary signs whereby the intelligible truth is ~conveyed. And
554   2, 172 |              most expressive signs of intelligible ~truth, it would seem to
555   2, 172 |          hears words expressive of an intelligible truth, ~than when he sees
556   2, 172 |              of prophecy, wherein ~an intelligible and supernatural truth is
557   2, 172 |             received a ~revelation of intelligible and supernatural truth,
558   2, 172 |           than if it ~be known in its intelligible effects; and such most of
559   2, 173 |               carried away to certain intelligible objects, through being drawn ~
560   2, 173 |             divine truth through its ~intelligible effects; such was the ecstasy
561   2, 173 |           intellect does ~not turn to intelligible objects except by means
562   2, 173 |           from the senses through the intelligible ~species; and it is in considering
563   2, 173 |             nor indeed by any created intelligible species [*Cf. FP, ~Q[12],
564   2, 173 |               phantasms, but also all intelligible ~creatures. Now when man'
565   2, 173 |           vision, by means of certain intelligible species that ~remained in
566   2, 173 |              Per speciem,' i.e. by an intelligible species]. Now, ~while in
567   2, 174 |               their one language were intelligible to all, ~this would either
568   2, 174 |               words, which signify an intelligible truth, and this again is ~
569   2, 174 |          enlightened so as to know an intelligible truth. Wherefore, as the ~
570   2, 174 |               only enlightened by an ~intelligible light, but also that he
571   2, 176 |               to man to arrive at the intelligible ~truth through its sensible
572   2, 178 |             the soul's intention from intelligible to ~sensible things, and
573   2, 178 |         contemplation of the supreme ~intelligible good.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[180]
574   2, 178 |              forward from sensible to intelligible objects; the third step
575   2, 178 |         sensible objects according to intelligible things; the fourth is the ~
576   2, 178 |         absolute consideration of the intelligible objects to which one has ~
577   2, 178 |               contemplation of those ~intelligible objects that are unattainable
578   2, 178 |            the consideration of ~such intelligible things as the reason can
579   2, 178 |         connatural to man to see the ~intelligible species in the phantasms,
580   2, 178 |               them the purity of the ~intelligible truth: and this not only
581   2, 178 |               simple knowledge of the intelligible truth. It is ~in this sense
582   2, 178 |             the ~consideration of the intelligible truth.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
583   2, 178 |              come to the knowledge of intelligible things, ~and since sensible
584   2, 178 |              the ~result is that even intelligible operations are described
585   2, 178 |          wherefore the foremost among intelligible operations ~are described
586   2, 178 |             others. Consequently, in ~intelligible operations, that which is
587   2, 178 |             to circular movement; the intelligible operation by which one proceeds
588   2, 178 |         straight movement; while the ~intelligible operation which unites something
589   2, 178 |          because it does ~not acquire intelligible truth from the variety of
590   2, 178 |              understands the truth of intelligible objects not ~discursively,
591   2, 178 |       intellect ~of the soul acquires intelligible truth from sensible objects,
592   2, 178 |          simple contemplation of the ~intelligible truth, and this is indicated
593   2, 178 |        sensibles to ~the knowledge of intelligible objects. The "oblique" movement
594   2, 178 |               reason from sensible to intelligible ~objects, if it be according
595   2, 179 |               makes a man see less in intelligible ~things, which are separated
596   2, 179 |              when a ~man conceives an intelligible truth, in the consideration
597   2, 179 |           only towards God Who is the intelligible truth; ~whereas he who teaches
598   2, 180 |         proper objects, namely things intelligible; whereas ~the active life
599   3, 3   |              for the craftsman by the intelligible form of his art, whereby
600   3, 4   |            would not be sensible, but intelligible. But the Son ~of God assumed
601   3, 9   |              potentiality ~to knowing intelligible things. since it is like "
602   3, 9   |       intellect is in potentiality to intelligible ~forms. Now corporeal matter
603   3, 9   |             is in potentiality to all intelligible things. and it is ~reduced
604   3, 9   |              it is ~reduced to act by intelligible species, which are its completive
605   3, 9   |            personally united to Him, ~intelligible species of all things to
606   3, 9   |            the ~Word of God imprinted intelligible species upon the angelic
607   3, 9   |               their proper ~nature by intelligible species proportioned to
608   3, 9   |              the beatified mind as an intelligible ~to an intelligent being;
609   3, 9   |          being in the ~rational mind, intelligible species, proportioned to
610   3, 9   |         Christ's soul was filled with intelligible species divinely infused,
611   3, 9   |          active intellect ~is to make intelligible species in act, by abstracting
612   3, 9   |             that in Christ there were intelligible species received in the ~
613   3, 11  |           know phantasms, but to know intelligible species, which it apprehends ~
614   3, 11  |           phantasms, ~but not without intelligible species.~Aquin.: SMT TP
615   3, 11  |        specific natures by different ~intelligible species. But it so happens
616   3, 12  |               to make things actually intelligible, should be wanting; even
617   3, 12  |              by comparing the infused intelligible species ~with phantasms.
618   3, 12  |              by comparing the infused intelligible species ~with what He received
619   3, 12  |            unfitting that any natural intelligible action should be wanting ~
620   3, 12  |                and because to extract intelligible species from phantasms is ~
621   3, 12  |          after ~abstracting the first intelligible species from phantasms,
622   3, 12  |              the ~man who teaches the intelligible species are in act; but
623   3, 12  |               in sensible ~things the intelligible species are only in potentiality.
624   3, 12  |       knowledge ~immediately from the intelligible species which are in his
625   3, 12  |             words, which are signs of intelligible concepts. Now as ~words
626   3, 23  |               form of a house is not ~intelligible, as it was in the mind of
627   3, 60  |           effects, so are ~there some intelligible effects; thus science is
628   3, 60  |              acquire knowledge of the intelligible from the sensible. But a
629   3, 60  |     sacraments, are the spiritual and intelligible goods by means of which ~
630   3, 60  |               something else: whereas intelligible effects are not such as ~
631   3, 60  |        impresses on the ~senses." But intelligible effects do not partake of
632   3, 61  |              to things ~spiritual and intelligible. Now it belongs to Divine
633   3, 72  |              to things spiritual and ~intelligible, from what occurs in the
634   3, 75  |             would then be an actually intelligible form, and also an ~intelligence;
635   3, 77  |               be sensible, but merely intelligible.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[77] A[
636   3, 77  |           quantity abstracts not from intelligible ~matter, but from sensible
637 Suppl, 87|              is the intellect ~to the intelligible object. Now in the senses, "
638 Suppl, 89|             OBJ 6: Further, since the intelligible object is the perfection
639 Suppl, 89|           needs be proportion between intelligible and ~intellect, as between
640 Suppl, 89|           intellect than the created ~intelligible is from our senses. But
641 Suppl, 89|             is somewhat one ~with the intelligible object in act, it would
642 Suppl, 89|      intelligent being as such is the intelligible object, if in the most ~
643 Suppl, 89|            intellect ~understands any intelligible objects whatever, it attains
644 Suppl, 89|           supreme abstraction of any ~intelligible quiddity, it thereby understands
645 Suppl, 89|       abstract the quiddity from all ~intelligible objects having a quiddity.
646 Suppl, 89|       potentiality as matter, and the intelligible species as form; ~so that
647 Suppl, 89|          itself besides that which is intelligible, such a thing ~can by itself
648 Suppl, 89|          understands. Now a thing ~is intelligible in respect of its actuality
649 Suppl, 89|             ix): in proof of which an intelligible form needs to be abstracted ~
650 Suppl, 89|            intellect than the created intelligible is from the sense. The other
651 Suppl, 89|               substance is of itself ~intelligible and actual, through being
652 Suppl, 89|              is in ~Himself supremely intelligible. But that He be for a time
653 Suppl, 89|            Now God is the greatest of intelligible ~things. Therefore the power
654 Suppl, 89|            same thing there are ~many intelligible aspects to be considered,
655 Suppl, 89|           from the ~higher angels the intelligible aspects of things." Wherefore
656 Suppl, 93|               this conflict ~is about intelligible goods. while the other conflicts
657 Suppl, 95|            impossible to consider any intelligible conclusions, through being ~
658 Suppl, 95|            OTC Para. 2/2~Further, the intelligible species remain in the separated