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1 1, 2 | either has its necessity caused by ~another, or not. Now
2 1, 2 | which have their necessity caused by another, as has been
3 1, 3 | besides its essence must be ~caused either by the constituent
4 1, 3 | proper to a man - and is caused by the constituent principles ~
5 1, 3 | exterior agent - as heat is caused in water ~by fire. Therefore,
6 1, 3 | this existence must be caused either by some exterior
7 1, 3 | thing's existence to be ~caused by its essential constituent
8 1, 3 | existence, if its existence is caused. ~Therefore that thing,
9 1, 3 | must have ~its existence caused by another. But this cannot
10 1, 3 | because such accidents are caused by the constituent ~principles
11 1, 3 | Now there can be nothing caused in God, since ~He is the
12 1, 3 | from God imitates Him, as caused things imitate ~the first
13 1, 3 | with the form of the thing caused, but only ~specifically:
14 1, 4 | cause and that which is ~caused." For, we say that a statue
15 1, 5 | causing, is last in the thing caused. Fire, e.g. heats first ~
16 1, 5 | Hence in that ~which is caused the converse ought to take
17 1, 5 | mode, species and order are caused by weight, number and ~measure,
18 1, 6 | belongs to the essence of ~caused good; but good is in God
19 1, 8 | preserved in being; as light is caused in the air by the sun as ~
20 1, 10 | apprehension of time is caused in ~us by the fact that
21 1, 10 | apprehension of eternity is caused in us by our apprehending
22 1, 12 | the similitude which is caused by ~participation of the
23 1, 12 | things, exceeding all things caused by Him.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
24 1, 12 | any way part of what is caused by Him; and that creatures
25 1, 14 | is a kind of ~knowledge caused by something else which
26 1, 14 | principles. ~But nothing is caused in God; therefore science
27 1, 14 | multitude and diversity are caused by the one universal principle,
28 1, 14 | diversity of colors is not caused ~by the light only, but
29 1, 14 | diversity of the lines is ~caused by their different position.
30 1, 14 | discursively from causes to things caused. Therefore it seems that
31 1, 14 | knowledge of the effects is caused in Him by the knowledge
32 1, 14 | of the thing known, or is caused by it. But the knowledge
33 1, 14 | cause of evil, ~nor is it caused by evil. Therefore God does
34 1, 15 | ideas are multiplied, are caused ~not by the things themselves,
35 1, 16 | truth of our intellect is caused by the thing, ~yet it is
36 1, 18 | and moving are ~themselves caused by God. In another sense
37 1, 19 | conclusion ~would not be caused by understanding the premisses,
38 1, 40 | which distinctions are caused by the ~material principles.~
39 1, 44 | the relation of the thing caused to its cause does ~not appear
40 1, 44 | participation, must be ~caused in it by that to which it
41 1, 44 | more or less perfect, are caused by ~one First Being, Who
42 1, 44 | the ~definition of a thing caused, still it follows, as a
43 1, 44 | participation, it follows that it is caused. Hence such a being cannot
44 1, 44 | cannot be ~without being caused, just as man cannot be without
45 1, 44 | laughing. But, since to be caused does not enter into the
46 1, 44 | every imperfect thing is caused by one perfect. For the ~
47 1, 45 | wood or brass, which are caused ~not by the action of art,
48 1, 45 | presupposed would not be caused by Him. Now ~it has been
49 1, 45 | because every divine effect is caused by ~every essential attribute -
50 1, 45 | Nom. ii) that all things caused ~are the common work of
51 1, 45 | the forms were given or caused by a separate ~agent by
52 1, 46 | which without doubt was caused by him who trod on it, so
53 1, 47 | and hence ~what can be caused only by creation is produced
54 1, 49 | we must know that evil is caused in the action ~otherwise
55 1, 49 | effect. In the action evil is caused by reason of ~the defect
56 1, 49 | the other hand, evil is caused in a thing, but not in the ~
57 1, 49 | or of the matter. It is caused by reason of the power or
58 1, 49 | itself ~of an evil will is caused by the rational creature,
59 1, 49 | defect of action is always caused by the defect of the ~agent.
60 1, 49 | of ~action, or which is caused by defect of the agent,
61 1, 49 | in the act of limping is caused by the motive power, ~whereas
62 1, 49 | whatever defect is in it is not caused by God, but by the ~deficient
63 1, 49 | both because every evil is caused by good, as was shown above ~(
64 1, 50 | continuous, but that which is caused ~by distinction of forms;
65 1, 50 | not according as they are ~caused by the intensity or remissness
66 1, 50 | but according as they ~are caused by forms of diverse degrees;
67 1, 55 | an image, so that it is caused by such ~thing. All knowledge,
68 1, 55 | object understood, or else caused by it. Now the angel's ~
69 1, 56 | above it, in so far as it is caused by it; and what is beneath ~
70 1, 60 | and all other desires are caused by this natural desire;
71 1, 61 | exists by participation is caused by what ~exists essentially;
72 1, 61 | as everything ignited is caused by fire. Consequently ~the
73 1, 65 | produced something that is caused by a higher cause. But creation
74 1, 65 | Corporeal forms, ~therefore, are caused, not as emanations from
75 1, 67 | day and night were ~then caused by expansion and contraction
76 1, 75 | of ~an animal, which is caused by the soul. Therefore the
77 1, 75 | Further, all knowledge is caused by means of a likeness.
78 1, 76 | has another operation not caused by its elemental qualities. ~
79 1, 76 | in the ~master. How it is caused will be shown later on (
80 1, 77 | sense; but only what is not ~caused by the essential principle
81 1, 77 | essence of a thing, but is caused by the essential ~principles
82 1, 77 | the ~accidental form is caused by the actuality of the
83 1, 77 | only, the accident being ~caused by an extrinsic agent. Secondly,
84 1, 77 | said that the accident is caused by the subject ~according
85 1, 77 | action of ~one power is caused by the action of another
86 1, 77 | one power of the soul ~is caused by another.~Aquin.: SMT
87 1, 40 | which distinctions are caused by the ~material principles.~
88 1, 45 | the relation of the thing caused to its cause does ~not appear
89 1, 45 | participation, must be ~caused in it by that to which it
90 1, 45 | more or less perfect, are caused by ~one First Being, Who
91 1, 45 | the ~definition of a thing caused, still it follows, as a
92 1, 45 | participation, it follows that it is caused. Hence such a being cannot
93 1, 45 | cannot be ~without being caused, just as man cannot be without
94 1, 45 | laughing. But, since to be caused does not enter into the
95 1, 45 | every imperfect thing is caused by one perfect. For the ~
96 1, 46 | wood or brass, which are caused ~not by the action of art,
97 1, 46 | presupposed would not be caused by Him. Now ~it has been
98 1, 46 | because every divine effect is caused by ~every essential attribute -
99 1, 46 | Nom. ii) that all things caused ~are the common work of
100 1, 46 | the forms were given or caused by a separate ~agent by
101 1, 47 | which without doubt was caused by him who trod on it, so
102 1, 48 | and hence ~what can be caused only by creation is produced
103 1, 50 | we must know that evil is caused in the action ~otherwise
104 1, 50 | effect. In the action evil is caused by reason of the defect
105 1, 50 | the other hand, evil is caused in a thing, but not in the ~
106 1, 50 | or of the matter. It ~is caused by reason of the power or
107 1, 50 | itself ~of an evil will is caused by the rational creature,
108 1, 50 | defect of action is always caused by the defect of the ~agent.
109 1, 50 | of ~action, or which is caused by defect of the agent,
110 1, 50 | in the act of limping is caused by the motive power, ~whereas
111 1, 50 | whatever defect is in it is not caused by God, but by the ~deficient
112 1, 50 | both because every evil is caused by good, as was shown above ~(
113 1, 51 | continuous, but that which is caused ~by distinction of forms;
114 1, 51 | not according as they are ~caused by the intensity or remissness
115 1, 51 | but according as they ~are caused by forms of diverse degrees;
116 1, 56 | an image, so that it is caused by such ~thing. All knowledge,
117 1, 56 | object understood, or else caused by it. Now the angel's ~
118 1, 57 | above it, in so far as it is caused by it; and what is beneath ~
119 1, 61 | and all other desires are caused by this natural desire;
120 1, 62 | exists by participation is caused by what ~exists essentially;
121 1, 62 | as everything ignited is caused by fire. Consequently ~the
122 1, 66 | produced something that is caused by a higher cause. But creation
123 1, 66 | Corporeal forms, ~therefore, are caused, not as emanations from
124 1, 68 | day and night were ~then caused by expansion and contraction
125 1, 74 | of ~an animal, which is caused by the soul. Therefore the
126 1, 74 | Further, all knowledge is caused by means of a likeness.
127 1, 75 | has another operation not caused by its elemental qualities. ~
128 1, 75 | in the ~master. How it is caused will be shown later on (
129 1, 76 | sense; but only what is not ~caused by the essential principle
130 1, 76 | essence of a thing, but is caused by the essential ~principles
131 1, 76 | the ~accidental form is caused by the actuality of the
132 1, 76 | only, the accident being ~caused by an extrinsic agent. Secondly,
133 1, 76 | said that the accident is caused by the subject ~according
134 1, 76 | action of ~one power is caused by the action of another
135 1, 76 | one power of the soul ~is caused by another.~Aquin.: SMT
136 1, 77 | movements of bodies are caused by an ~extrinsic principle,
137 1, 77 | digestion, and what follows, is caused ~instrumentally by the action
138 1, 77 | hearing"; for sound is caused by ~percussion and commotion
139 1, 77 | forms comes by an immutation caused by the sensible, which is ~
140 1, 83 | such by participation is ~caused by what is such essentially;
141 1, 83 | the soul ~understands, are caused by some separate forms.~
142 1, 83 | by ~which we sense, are caused by the sensible object which
143 1, 83 | intellect understands, are caused by some things actually
144 1, 83 | understands, this must needs be caused ~by some intellect which
145 1, 83 | actually ~understand, are caused by some separate substances.~
146 1, 83 | held that "all knowledge is caused by images issuing from the ~
147 1, 83 | impression Democritus held to be caused by a discharge of images.~
148 1, 83 | of the sensitive part are caused ~by the impression of the
149 1, 83 | Aristotle, the impression caused ~by the sensible does not
150 1, 83 | intellectual knowledge is caused by the senses. But since
151 1, 84 | sight. But seeing is not ~caused by abstraction of species
152 1, 86 | we may say that health is caused by medicine, but it does
153 1, 86 | immutation in the ~material organ caused by the external sensible.
154 1, 86 | the arts; but as the thing caused is in its principle, which
155 1, 86 | some notion of the thing caused. And so Augustine says that
156 1, 88 | habit are like the acts caused by ~that habit, in species,
157 1, 90 | all corporeal change is caused by a movement of a ~heavenly
158 1, 90 | order of nature, and are caused by the Divine ~Power alone,
159 1, 92 | vision itself, which is caused by the penetrative ~power
160 1, 94 | promptitude of the will is caused by ~the intensity of charity.
161 1, 96 | OBJ 2: Further, effects caused by the forces of plants
162 1, 96 | therefore the tree of life caused immortality, ~this would
163 1, 96 | that the humor ~which is caused from extraneous sources,
164 1, 96 | the others show that it caused incorruption by warding
165 1, 99 | nature of the species, not as caused by the ~principles of the
166 1, 102 | the act of a thing moved, caused by the ~mover." Wherefore
167 1, 102 | dissimilarity of movements is caused by diversity of ~things
168 1, 102 | government is that which is ~caused in the things governed.
169 1, 102 | act of a ~movable thing, caused by the moving principle,
170 1, 104 | the power of willing ~is caused by God alone. For to will
171 1, 104 | interior principle may be caused ~by an exterior principle;
172 1, 104 | to each thing ~which is caused by Him from Whom is all
173 1, 105 | But the ~enlightenment caused by an angel concerns the
174 1, 109 | which are in matter are caused by immaterial ~forms, because
175 1, 110 | Anima iii, is "a motion caused by the sense ~in act." But
176 1, 110 | But if this motion were caused by an angel, it would not
177 1, 110 | angel, it would not be ~caused by the sense in act. Therefore
178 1, 110 | so that whatever can be caused by the local ~movement of
179 1, 110 | apparitions are sometimes caused in us by ~the local movement
180 1, 110 | neither then is deception caused by the angel, but by ~the
181 1, 110 | sensitive operation ~cannot be caused by an angel.~Aquin.: SMT
182 1, 112 | resistance of his may have been caused by ~some prince of the demons
183 1, 114 | than sex." But sex is not caused by the heavenly bodies:
184 1, 114 | and fall to the earth, is caused by ~some heavenly power:
185 1, 114 | set fire to it, is ~not caused by a heavenly body, but
186 1, 116 | the form of a house is caused to be in matter by art alone:
187 1, 116 | principle: thus health is caused in a sick man, sometimes
188 1, 116 | rejection ~of the matter that caused the sickness, so does art.
189 1, 117 | sensitive soul cannot be caused by the ~animal's generating
190 1, 117 | soul of the generated is ~caused by the soul of the generator,
191 1, 117 | substance it cannot be caused through generation, but
192 1, 117 | the intellectual soul is caused ~by the begetter, is nothing
193 1, 117 | because either that which is caused by the action of God is ~
194 2, 1 | proceed from a power, ~are caused by that power in accordance
195 2, 1 | in other ~things, it is caused by their natural inclination,
196 2, 2 | for human ~knowledge is caused by the things known, whereas
197 2, 2 | called happiness, cannot be caused by human knowledge: but
198 2, 2 | and, in a fashion, ~is caused by, human happiness itself,
199 2, 4 | for happiness. For it is caused by the appetite ~being at
200 2, 4 | operation, the will's repose is caused by the goodness of the operation. ~
201 2, 5 | same species, they ~can be caused by the same power. But this
202 2, 6 | this intrinsic principle be caused or moved by an ~extrinsic
203 2, 6 | 1), for such ~movements caused by an extrinsic principle
204 2, 9 | the human body, ~which are caused by the will, could not be
205 2, 9 | future human acts, which are caused by the will. But this ~would
206 2, 9 | movement of the stone is caused by ~no other than the cause
207 2, 9 | rational soul, which is caused by God alone, by creation,
208 2, 13 | the act of the ~movable, caused by a mover." Wherefore the
209 2, 18 | goodness of an action is not caused by the goodness of its effect,
210 2, 18 | Div. Nom. iv), "evil is caused ~by each single defect."
211 2, 23 | good and evil. For anger is caused by a ~difficult evil already
212 2, 25 | that all the ~passions are caused by love: since "love yearning
213 2, 25 | Further, just as daring is caused by hope, so fear is caused
214 2, 25 | caused by hope, so fear is caused by ~despair. Either, therefore,
215 2, 27 | which is in all things, is caused by a ~kind of knowledge,
216 2, 27 | emotions of the soul are caused by love, ~as Augustine says (
217 2, 27 | affords, his ~love is indeed caused by pleasure; but that very
218 2, 27 | but that very pleasure is caused, in ~its turn, by another
219 2, 28 | likeness, but rather is caused by it, ~as stated above (
220 2, 28 | first of these unions is caused "effectively" by love; because
221 2, 28 | him. The second union is caused "formally" by ~love; because
222 2, 28 | Consequently the union caused by love is closer than that
223 2, 28 | closer than that which ~is caused by knowledge.~Aquin.: SMT
224 2, 28 | first of these ecstasies is caused by love dispositively in
225 2, 28 | things. The second ecstasy is caused by love directly; by love
226 2, 29 | that all emotions ~are caused by love. Therefore hatred
227 2, 29 | emotion of the ~soul, is caused by love.~Aquin.: SMT FS
228 2, 29 | is that every hatred is caused by love.~Aquin.: SMT FS
229 2, 29 | himself. In fact, it is caused by ~inordinate self-love,
230 2, 29 | OBJ 2: Further, hatred is caused by disagreement; and where
231 2, 29 | other hand, anger is always caused by ~something in particular:
232 2, 29 | particular: because it is caused by some action of the one ~
233 2, 30 | contrary, Concupiscence is caused by love, and tends to pleasure, ~
234 2, 32 | pleasure. Because ~pleasure is caused by present good, as Damascene
235 2, 32 | answer that, Pleasure is caused by the presence of suitable
236 2, 32 | delivered from that which caused him sorrow and pain, so
237 2, 32 | pleasure. Because pleasure is caused by one's obtaining one's
238 2, 35 | xx) that "bodily pain ~is caused by the sense resisting a
239 2, 35 | pleasure alone which ~is caused by an interior apprehension
240 2, 35 | that pain alone which is caused by an ~interior apprehension,
241 2, 35 | that pleasure which ~is caused by an exterior apprehension,
242 2, 35 | too that pain which is caused by an exterior apprehension,
243 2, 35 | heat is contrary to ~sorrow caused by cold. But there is no
244 2, 35 | of contemplation is not caused by one's being quit ~of
245 2, 35 | pleasure thereof. Because ~pain caused by a hindrance to contemplation,
246 2, 35 | while pain or ~sorrow caused by bodily weariness, does
247 2, 35 | according to God," is not caused by ~the very act of intellectual
248 2, 35 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Sorrow caused by a hindrance to contemplation,
249 2, 35 | sorrow results, which is caused either by the loss of some
250 2, 35 | whereas interior sorrow is ~caused by some evil in the imagination.
251 2, 35 | OBJ 2: Inward pain is not caused by the apprehended likeness
252 2, 35 | itself, greater, as being caused by a greater evil, forasmuch
253 2, 35 | changes are more liable to be caused by outward ~pain, both from
254 2, 35 | fact that outward pain is caused by a corruptive ~conjoined
255 2, 35 | Reply OBJ 1: Pleasure is caused by good, which has only
256 2, 35 | sorrow is; for the ~latter is caused by evil, which "happens
257 2, 36 | inquiry:~(1) Whether sorrow is caused by the loss of a good or
258 2, 36 | Para. 1/1~Whether sorrow is caused by the loss of good or by
259 2, 36 | would seem that sorrow is caused by the loss of a good rather ~
260 2, 36 | qu. 1) that sorrow is caused by the loss of temporal
261 2, 36 | manner, every sorrow is caused by the loss of some good.~
262 2, 36 | 3]). Therefore sorrow is caused chiefly by the loss of good.~
263 2, 36 | Fide Orth. ii, 12), is ~caused by something present; whereas
264 2, 36 | If therefore ~sorrow were caused by a craving for unity,
265 2, 36 | Consequently sorrow is caused by the craving, not for
266 2, 36 | Sorrow in the soul ~is caused by the will resisting a
267 2, 36 | while pain in the body ~is caused by sense resisting a stronger
268 2, 36 | Boni xx) that sorrow is caused by the will "resisting a
269 2, 37 | A[1]) that sorrow is caused by a present evil: and this
270 2, 37 | Because ~carefulness is caused by sorrow, as is clear from
271 2, 37 | movements are sometimes caused by sorrow itself. ~Accordingly
272 2, 39 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Sorrow caused by an action hinders that
273 2, 40 | In the first way hope is ~caused by everything that increases
274 2, 40 | the second way, hope is caused by everything that makes
275 2, 40 | precedes hope. But desire is caused by love, as ~stated above (
276 2, 40 | love. Therefore love is caused by hope.~Aquin.: SMT FS
277 2, 40 | good we hope to get, it is caused ~by love: since we do not
278 2, 40 | possible to ~us, love is caused by hope, and not vice versa.
279 2, 40 | but ~our love for him is caused by the hope we have in him.~
280 2, 41 | there is "stupor," which is caused by the representation of ~
281 2, 41 | that amazement which is caused by a great evil, and that
282 2, 42 | says (Rhet. ii, 5), fear is caused by ~the "imagination of
283 2, 43 | the dread of ~evil being caused by someone, makes us hate
284 2, 43 | him. ~Therefore fear is caused by hate rather than by love.~
285 2, 43 | heart. Therefore fear is not caused by ~love.~Aquin.: SMT FS
286 2, 43 | Therefore all ~fear is caused by our loving something:
287 2, 43 | 5). Therefore fear is caused by lack of these.~Aquin.:
288 2, 43 | is less than the defect caused by evil present, which is
289 2, 44 | account of the condensation caused by cold, the ~vital spirits
290 2, 44 | these evacuations are often caused by ~fear. Therefore fear
291 2, 44 | trembling of the body is not caused by fear.~Aquin.: SMT FS
292 2, 44 | occasioned in these parts, being caused by a lack of power ~in controlling
293 2, 44 | Man's exterior actions are caused by the soul as first ~mover,
294 2, 45 | drunkenness. Therefore ~daring is caused by a defect.~Aquin.: SMT
295 2, 45 | defect. ~Therefore daring is caused by a defect.~Aquin.: SMT
296 2, 45 | defect. Therefore daring is caused by a ~defect.~Aquin.: SMT
297 2, 45 | transmutation, daring is caused through the ~incitement
298 2, 45 | danger. Because trembling is caused by fear, which is ~contrary
299 2, 46 | passion, inasmuch ~as it is caused by a concurrence of several
300 2, 46 | very fact that anger is caused by contrary ~passions, i.e.
301 2, 46 | natural" we mean that which is caused by nature, as ~stated in
302 2, 46 | more settled ~through being caused by several acts. But anger
303 2, 46 | several acts. But anger is caused by the ~concurrence of several
304 2, 48 | holds in regard to pleasure caused by the ~real presence of
305 2, 48 | appetitive movement of anger is caused by some injury inflicted,
306 2, 48 | our memory. But ~anger is caused by the memory of a wrong
307 2, 49 | are adventitious, being caused from without, and these ~
308 2, 51 | 2) Whether any habit is caused by acts?~(3) Whether any
309 2, 51 | Whether any habit can be caused by one act?~(4) Whether
310 2, 51 | habits: since some can be caused by nature, and some not,
311 2, 51 | 1/1~Whether any habit is caused by acts?~Aquin.: SMT FS
312 2, 51 | would seem that no habit is caused by acts. For habit is a ~
313 2, 51 | Now every quality is caused ~in a subject, according
314 2, 51 | impossible for a habit to be caused in an agent by its own acts.~
315 2, 51 | thing wherein a quality is caused is moved to that ~quality,
316 2, 51 | If therefore habits were caused ~in anything by its own
317 2, 51 | Therefore habit ~cannot be caused by an act which precedes
318 2, 51 | of ~virtue and vice are caused by acts.~Aquin.: SMT FS
319 2, 51 | agent a habit cannot be caused by its own act: ~for which
320 2, 51 | such acts habits can be caused in ~their agents; not indeed
321 2, 51 | habits of moral virtue are caused in the ~appetitive powers,
322 2, 51 | the ~habits of science are caused in the intellect, according
323 2, 51 | it: and thus is a habit caused.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[51] A[
324 2, 51 | principle than ~is the habit caused thereby: just as the reason
325 2, 51 | 1~Whether a habit can be caused by one act?~Aquin.: SMT
326 2, 51 | seem that a habit can be caused by one act. For ~demonstration
327 2, 51 | habit of one ~conclusion, is caused by one demonstration. Therefore
328 2, 51 | Therefore habit can be caused ~by one act.~Aquin.: SMT
329 2, 51 | intensity. But a habit is caused by multiplication ~of acts.
330 2, 51 | reason, other habits, is not caused by one act.~Aquin.: SMT
331 2, 51 | already (A[2]), habit is caused by act, ~because a passive
332 2, 51 | order ~that some quality be caused in that which is passive
333 2, 51 | habit of virtue ~cannot be caused by one act, but only by
334 2, 51 | habit of opinion needs to be caused by many ~acts of the reason,
335 2, 51 | habit of science can be caused by a single act of the reason,
336 2, 51 | habits, however, can be caused by one act, if the active
337 2, 51 | But habits are ~naturally caused in man by acts, as we have
338 2, 51 | those acts a like habit is caused" ~(Ethic. ii, 1,2). Consequently
339 2, 51 | which nature could have ~caused, so also, at times, for
340 2, 51 | those habits which can be caused by a natural power. Thus ~
341 2, 52 | and other forms, is not caused by an addition of form to
342 2, 53 | intellect there ~be a habit caused immediately by the active
343 2, 53 | possible" intellect a habit ~caused by the reason, to wit, the
344 2, 53 | the appetitive part are ~caused therein because it is natural
345 2, 55 | OBJ 6: Infused virtue is caused in us by God without any
346 2, 63 | 2) Whether any virtue is caused in us by habituation?~(3)
347 2, 63 | 1~Whether any virtue is caused in us by habituation?~Aquin.:
348 2, 63 | that virtues can not be caused in us by ~habituation. Because
349 2, 63 | means of works, but is caused in us by God, according
350 2, 63 | neither can any virtues be caused in us by ~habituation, but
351 2, 63 | Therefore a ~virtue cannot be caused by actions that precede
352 2, 63 | But vicious habits are caused by evil acts. Much ~more,
353 2, 63 | can virtuous habits be caused by good acts.~Aquin.: SMT
354 2, 63 | rule of human reason can be caused by human acts: ~inasmuch
355 2, 63 | human reason, cannot ~be caused by human acts, the principle
356 2, 63 | and moral virtues can be ~caused in us by our acts, as stated
357 2, 63 | reasonable that they should be caused in us by infusion.~Aquin.:
358 2, 63 | supernatural virtues ~needing to be caused in us by God.~Aquin.: SMT
359 2, 63 | intellectual virtues can indeed be caused ~in us by our actions: but
360 2, 65 | moral virtues are sometimes caused by the exercise of ~acts,
361 2, 71 | Although the virtues are not caused by nature as regards ~their
362 2, 73 | is evident that a sin is caused by a defect in ~some circumstance:
363 2, 73 | gravity of this harm is caused by the sole gravity of sin.~
364 2, 74 | act of the thing moved, caused by a mover." On the other
365 2, 75 | to one sin which is not ~caused by another sin.~
366 2, 77 | 4: Avoidance of evil is caused by the appetite for good,
367 2, 78 | previous sin, which is not caused by any previous sin, as
368 2, 79 | species. If therefore God ~caused the act of sin, He would
369 2, 79 | Again every action is caused by something existing in
370 2, 81 | way of human origin, is ~caused by the semen. But the semen
371 2, 81 | as such, viz. whatever is caused by the principles of nature,
372 2, 81 | Further, original sin is caused in us by the soul being
373 2, 82 | for instance if a fever be caused by ~corruption of the bile,
374 2, 83 | Reply OBJ 2: Original sin is caused by the semen as instrumental
375 2, 83 | of original sin is nowise caused by God, but ~by the sin
376 2, 83 | evident that original sin is ~caused through our origin. Consequently
377 2, 83 | power by whose ~act it was caused. Now original sin is caused
378 2, 83 | caused. Now original sin is caused by an act of the generative ~
379 2, 83 | Original sin, in man, is not caused by the generative power ~
380 2, 84 | committed which cannot be caused through ~any of these: as,
381 2, 84 | same way: since ~virtue is caused by the subordination of
382 2, 85 | Therefore, ~when sin has caused a disorder in a voluntary
383 2, 85 | voluntary actions something is caused ~or taken away in the man
384 2, 85 | such like inordinateness is caused by the fact that in the
385 2, 86 | that nothing else can be ~caused by an act. But it is neither
386 2, 86 | there is but one stain ~caused by all sins. Therefore the
387 2, 87 | contrary of that which caused it. Moreover punishment
388 2, 89 | the stain on the soul is caused by contact with a ~temporal
389 2, 100 | The acquired ~virtue is caused by works; but the infused
390 2, 100 | but the infused virtue is caused by God ~Himself through
391 2, 100 | this justice could not ~be caused by moral precepts, which
392 2, 102 | an uncleanness which was caused by ~corruption either of
393 2, 102 | for running of the eyes is caused by a flow of ~matter. He
394 2, 102 | since the passion of pity is caused by the ~afflictions of others;
395 2, 110 | followed at some time by a good caused in the ~creature, but not
396 2, 110 | pleasing to God in a man is caused by the Divine love, as was
397 2, 110 | without some effect divinely caused in us, as will appear later ~(
398 2, 112 | grace is instrumentally caused by the sacraments, and principally
399 2, 112 | the condition of the thing caused, it must cause, in the thing ~
400 2, 112 | must cause, in the thing ~caused, both the matter and the
401 2, 112 | in another. ~For grace is caused in us by the Divine love,
402 2, 113 | justification of the ungodly is caused by the ~justifying grace
403 2, 113 | ungodly, as regards the good caused, are beyond the ~wonted
404 2, 10 | Christian princes at first caused the temples of idols to
405 2, 14 | dulness of sense ~are not caused by sins of the flesh.~Aquin.:
406 2, 14 | and dulness of sense are caused by ~spiritual rather than
407 2, 16 | Arb. xvii). But ~hope is caused by grace and merits, according
408 2, 16 | by charity and the merits caused by charity.~
409 2, 18 | Further, servile fear is caused by self-love, in so far
410 2, 18 | fear. For filial fear is caused by love. Now initial fear
411 2, 19 | In this way despair is caused by lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS
412 2, 23 | 2) Whether charity is caused in man by preceding acts
413 2, 23 | 1/1~Whether charity is caused in us by infusion?~Aquin.:
414 2, 23 | seem that charity is not caused in us by infusion. For ~
415 2, 23 | acts. Therefore ~charity is caused in us from preceding acts,
416 2, 23 | an increase of charity is caused by an act of charity. Now ~
417 2, 23 | result of human acts, but is caused by God alone, ~as stated
418 2, 23 | decrease of charity cannot be caused except ~either by God or
419 2, 23 | sinful act. Now no defect is caused in us by ~God, except by
420 2, 27 | given to us." But joy is ~caused in us by the Holy Ghost
421 2, 27 | contrary ways. For joy is caused by love, either through
422 2, 27 | which is about God, is caused by charity.~Aquin.: SMT
423 2, 27 | sorrow which is a vice is caused by inordinate ~self-love,
424 2, 28 | Further, if a certain thing is caused by charity, its contrary
425 2, 32 | one cause. Now hatred is caused ~by anger, for Augustine
426 2, 32 | is evident that hatred is caused by envy formally as regards ~
427 2, 34 | OBJ 3: Further, sorrow is caused by a defect, wherefore those
428 2, 35 | and in this ~respect it is caused by vainglory. And since
429 2, 37 | those, to wit, who had caused the schism, "and touch ~
430 2, 44 | far as it is a ~sin, is caused by the spiritual sense being
431 2, 44 | hand the folly which is caused by a spiritual ~impediment,
432 2, 45 | 3: Acquired prudence is caused by the exercise of acts, ~
433 2, 45 | hand gratuitous prudence is caused by divine infusion. Wherefore, ~
434 2, 46 | acquiring of knowledge, which is caused either by teaching, ~to
435 2, 59 | thing, because the ~man who caused another's loss, himself
436 2, 60 | where an unjust ~taking has caused inequality. Now equality
437 2, 80 | A[3]) that devotion is caused by a ~twofold consideration:
438 2, 80 | Secondarily devotion ~is caused as stated (A[3]), by the
439 2, 80 | 1~Reply OBJ 3: Tears are caused not only through sorrow,
440 2, 86 | The obligation of a vow is caused by our own will and ~intention,
441 2, 86 | resulting from a vow is caused by the immobility of the
442 2, 88 | Apost. ~vi, 19] that he caused Hermogenes to be brought
443 2, 92 | fire, or by Ninus, ~who caused the statue of his father
444 2, 93 | signifies fire whereby it is caused), or it proceeds from the ~
445 2, 93 | future ~things that are caused by heavenly bodies, for
446 2, 93 | superstitious divination if it be caused by a revelation ~of the
447 2, 103 | than ~the others that are caused thereby.~Aquin.: SMT SS
448 2, 125 | Further, daring is a passion caused by hope, as stated above (
449 2, 134 | virtues, not as though it caused and preserved them directly,
450 2, 134 | patience, as a virtue, is caused by charity, according to
451 2, 136 | good on account of sorrow caused ~by lack of pleasure, yielding
452 2, 136 | OBJ 1: This effeminacy is caused in two ways. In one way,
453 2, 139 | impetuousness of anger is caused by an accident, for ~instance,
454 2, 140 | brutal pleasures and those caused by disease as the Philosopher ~
455 2, 148 | Therefore drunkenness, which is caused by ~immoderate drink, is
456 2, 148 | vomiting, since this is caused by ~drinking lukewarm water:
457 2, 151 | OBJ 3: Further, lust is caused by despair, according to
458 2, 151 | we must reply that it is ~caused by gluttony materially -
459 2, 152 | excuse ~him, for he also caused Joseph to be sold.~Aquin.:
460 2, 155 | Augustine [*Ep. ccxi], hatred is caused by ~anger; and this is the
461 2, 159 | the fact that humility is caused by ~reverence for God does
462 2, 162 | respect of ~external harm caused by, for instance, extreme
463 2, 169 | of prophecy failing him, caused a minstrel to be brought
464 2, 178 | or cleanness of heart is caused by the virtues ~that are
465 2, 178 | the ~reason; and peace is caused by justice which is about
466 2, 183 | however, the scandal is not caused by the wickedness of persons ~
467 3, 1 | since, on man's defeat, He caused the tyrant to be overcome
468 3, 2 | or a human hypostasis ~is caused. Hence if the soul and body
469 3, 2 | be ~called natural as if caused by the principles of the
470 3, 2 | the nature, yet it ~was caused by the power of the Divine
471 3, 2 | human nature, as if it were caused by the principles of the
472 3, 3 | for the three ~Persons caused the human nature to be united
473 3, 3 | the remission of sins is caused by the Holy Ghost, as by ~
474 3, 6 | reason of creatures being caused by God and depending on ~
475 3, 7 | its cause. For grace is caused in man ~by the presence
476 3, 9 | this form. So, too, opinion caused by a dialectical syllogism
477 3, 12 | knowledge of Christ is caused by the active intellect
478 3, 12 | infused knowledge which ~is caused in Christ's soul by union
479 3, 12 | the increase of knowledge caused by the natural agent.~Aquin.:
480 3, 14 | OBJ 2: Further, what is caused by the principles of nature
481 3, 14 | Now these penalties are ~caused by the principles of human
482 3, 14 | contrary to each other, being caused by ~contrary principles.
483 3, 14 | our first parent, but are caused in some men by ~certain
484 3, 14 | particular defects of men are caused by the ~corruptibility and
485 3, 15 | affections follow reason, and are caused when and where needed, who
486 3, 15 | themselves involuntary, and caused sorrow, although they were
487 3, 15 | answer that, As sorrow is caused by the apprehension of a
488 3, 15 | present ~evil, so also is fear caused by the apprehension of a
489 3, 15 | and thus wonder would be caused.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[15] A[
490 3, 16 | Christ a proper personality, caused by the principles of the
491 3, 16 | His human nature is not ~caused by the principles of the
492 3, 24 | of human nature, being ~caused by its principles. In this
493 3, 26 | would have dispositively caused ~the soul to contract the
494 3, 33 | Reply OBJ 4: Increase is caused by the augmentative power
495 3, 33 | formation of the body is caused by ~the generative power,
496 3, 35 | pains of childbirth are caused by the infant opening ~the
497 3, 41 | because such a temptation is caused by pleasure and concupiscence; ~
498 3, 44 | the heavens that is not caused by Him who made all ~and
499 3, 44 | of Christ's passion, was caused by the ~sun withdrawing
500 3, 44 | far as the Divine power caused the sun's rays not to reach ~
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