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1 1, 1 | science. For every science ~proceeds from self-evident principles.
2 1, 1 | principles. But sacred doctrine proceeds from ~articles of faith
3 1, 1 | science of perspective ~proceeds from principles established
4 1, 1 | is a ~science because it proceeds from principles established
5 1, 9 | similitude of the divine wisdom proceeds in degrees ~from the highest
6 1, 9 | when we say that the sun proceeds to the earth, inasmuch as ~
7 1, 9 | Reply OBJ 1: This objection proceeds from mutability as regards ~
8 1, 13 | the sense were, "life proceeds from Him"; but to signify
9 1, 14 | another kind of operation proceeds to the exterior effect,
10 1, 14 | first mode; for whosoever proceeds from principles to conclusions ~
11 1, 14 | For from a necessary cause proceeds a necessary effect. But
12 1, 17 | whatever takes place ~in things proceeds from the ordinance of that
13 1, 19 | but in ~the effect that proceeds not necessarily from the
14 1, 23 | eternal punishment. But guilt proceeds from the free-will of the
15 1, 23 | end; and from ~which it proceeds, as from its first moving
16 1, 27 | Further, everything which proceeds differs from that whence
17 1, 27 | differs from that whence it ~proceeds. But in God there is no
18 1, 27 | it, saying that the Son proceeds from the Father as His ~
19 1, 27 | and that the Holy Ghost proceeds from the Father and ~the
20 1, 27 | fact of understanding there proceeds something within us, which
21 1, 27 | intelligible word which proceeds from the speaker, yet remains
22 1, 27 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: Whatever proceeds by way of outward procession
23 1, 27 | from the source whence it proceeds, whereas, ~whatever proceeds
24 1, 27 | proceeds, whereas, ~whatever proceeds within by an intelligible
25 1, 27 | indeed, the more perfectly it proceeds, the more closely it is ~
26 1, 27 | with the source whence it proceeds. For it is clear that the
27 1, 27 | with the source ~whence He proceeds, without any kind of diversity.~
28 1, 27 | strictly speaking, only what ~proceeds by way of similitude. Hence
29 1, 27 | but only that has which proceeds by way of a ~similitude.
30 1, 27 | specific nature; ~as a man proceeds from a man, and a horse
31 1, 27 | God is ~generation; for He proceeds by way of intelligible action,
32 1, 27 | intellect; hence the word which proceeds within ~us by intelligible
33 1, 27 | as the source ~whence it proceeds; so the idea of generation
34 1, 27 | Word ~proceeding therefore proceeds as subsisting in the same
35 1, 27 | received, ~we mean that He Who proceeds receives divine existence
36 1, 27 | contrary, The Holy Ghost proceeds from the Father (Jn. 15:
37 1, 27 | the principle whence He ~proceeds, although in God the substance
38 1, 27 | is generation. ~For what proceeds by way of likeness of nature
39 1, 27 | generated and born. But what proceeds in God by way of love ~proceeds
40 1, 27 | proceeds in God by way of love ~proceeds in the likeness of nature;
41 1, 27 | procession. Therefore what ~proceeds in God by way of love, proceeds
42 1, 27 | proceeds in God by way of love, proceeds as generated and born.~Aquin.:
43 1, 27 | that the Holy Ghost Who ~proceeds as love, would proceed as
44 1, 27 | Body Para. 2/2~So what proceeds in God by way of love, does
45 1, 27 | begotten, or ~as son, but proceeds rather as spirit; which
46 1, 27 | for in us from one word proceeds another; and also from one
47 1, 27 | and also from one love ~proceeds another. Therefore in God
48 1, 28 | Further, the divine generation proceeds by way of an intelligible ~
49 1, 28 | genus. But when something proceeds from a ~principle of the
50 1, 28 | Reply OBJ 3: As the creature proceeds from God in diversity of
51 1, 28 | and the source ~whence it proceeds, are not logical relations
52 1, 28 | really related to that which proceeds from them intelligibly;
53 1, 28 | is related to that which proceeds from it corporeally. ~Thus
54 1, 30 | But in God, one person proceeds from the will, as love; ~
55 1, 30 | will, as love; ~and another proceeds from His nature, as Son.
56 1, 30 | as Son. Therefore another proceeds ~from His intellect, as
57 1, 30 | Word, besides the one Who proceeds from His ~nature, as Son;
58 1, 30 | of ~the Holy Ghost, who proceeds by way of love, as above
59 1, 30 | Reply OBJ 2: That which proceeds by way of intelligence,
60 1, 30 | intelligence, as word, ~proceeds according to similitude,
61 1, 30 | similitude, as also that which proceeds by way of ~nature; thus,
62 1, 30 | similitude of that whence it proceeds; ~although in God love is
63 1, 30 | person; because He Himself proceeds from the other persons ~
64 1, 32 | partnership." Augustine proceeds (De Trin. x, ~4; x, 11,12)
65 1, 32 | Holy Ghost no other person proceeds. And in ~this respect there
66 1, 32 | Him, as no divine person proceeds from Him.~Aquin.: SMT FP
67 1, 33 | only that whence another ~proceeds: since anything whence something
68 1, 33 | anything whence something proceeds in any way we call a ~principle;
69 1, 33 | the one whence another ~proceeds, it follows that the Father
70 1, 33 | truer when the one who ~proceeds is distinct from the one
71 1, 33 | distinct from the one whence it proceeds, not only by ~relation but
72 1, 33 | person proceeding in ~God proceeds as the principle of the
73 1, 33 | artist's mind; so the Son proceeds from the ~Father before
74 1, 33 | having a relation to what ~proceeds from itself; in another
75 1, 33 | principle of generation, but ~proceeds from the person begotten.~
76 1, 34 | spoken by the voice; and this proceeds from an ~interior source
77 1, 34 | intellect. Again the vocal sound proceeds from the ~signification
78 1, 34 | Father. For the interior word proceeds in such a manner from the
79 1, 34 | OBJ 2: Further, the word proceeds from the speaker by being
80 1, 34 | is properly the word, He proceeds from the Father, ~by way
81 1, 34 | intellect: and the person Who proceeds in ~God, by way of emanation
82 1, 34 | to the source whence it proceeds. ~Therefore, if it imports
83 1, 34 | it follows that the ~Word proceeds from the creature.~Aquin.:
84 1, 35 | it is required that one ~proceeds from another like to it
85 1, 35 | speaking, means whatever proceeds forth in ~likeness to another.
86 1, 35 | likeness of which anything proceeds, is ~properly speaking called
87 1, 35 | to the ~Holy Ghost, Who proceeds from another by way of similitude.
88 1, 35 | the Image; because the Son proceeds as word, and it is essential ~
89 1, 35 | species with that whence it proceeds; whereas this ~does not
90 1, 36 | is called the Holy Ghost, proceeds ~from the Father and the
91 1, 36 | the Son?~(3) Whether He proceeds from the Father through
92 1, 36 | signify the divine Person, Who proceeds by way of love, this name "
93 1, 36 | because the divine person proceeds by way of the love whereby
94 1, 36 | three persons, the one who proceeds by way of love, ~for the
95 1, 36 | 1~Whether the Holy Ghost proceeds from the Son?~Aquin.: SMT
96 1, 36 | told that the Holy Ghost proceeds from the Son; but only that
97 1, 36 | the Son; but only that He ~proceeds from the Father, as appears
98 1, 36 | The Spirit of ~truth, Who proceeds from the Father." Therefore
99 1, 36 | Lord and Life-giver, who ~proceeds from the Father; with the
100 1, 36 | Creed that the Holy ~Ghost proceeds from the Son; and those
101 1, 36 | OBJ 4: Further, Nothing proceeds from that wherein it rests.
102 1, 36 | OBJ 5: Further, the Son proceeds as the Word. But our breath [
103 1, 36 | Further, the Holy Ghost proceeds perfectly from the Father. ~
104 1, 36 | superfluous to say that He proceeds from the Son.~Aquin.: SMT
105 1, 36 | 28], A[4]), that the ~Son proceeds by the way of the intellect
106 1, 36 | manifest that the Holy Ghost proceeds from the Son.~Aquin.: SMT
107 1, 36 | as that neither of them proceeds from the other, unless we
108 1, 36 | the Son," but not that He proceeds; which seems to ~come from
109 1, 36 | when we say that a line proceeds from a ~point, a ray from
110 1, 36 | conclude that the Holy Ghost proceeds from the Son. ~Aquin.: SMT
111 1, 36 | Scripture that the Holy Ghost proceeds ~from the Son, still we
112 1, 36 | say that the Holy Ghost proceeds from the ~Father, even though
113 1, 36 | though it be added that He proceeds from the Father alone, ~
114 1, 36 | belief that the ~Holy Ghost proceeds from the Father.~Aquin.:
115 1, 36 | the Father, although He proceeds from the Father. Also the
116 1, 36 | the mental word, ~whence proceeds love.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[36]
117 1, 36 | reason that the Holy Ghost proceeds from the Father ~perfectly,
118 1, 36 | not superfluous to say He proceeds from the ~Son, but rather
119 1, 36 | 1~Whether the Holy Ghost proceeds from the Father through
120 1, 36 | through the Son. For whatever proceeds from one through another, ~
121 1, 36 | Therefore, if the Holy Ghost proceeds from ~the Father through
122 1, 36 | Further, if the Holy Ghost proceeds from the Father through
123 1, 36 | more so." Therefore He ~proceeds more from the Father than
124 1, 36 | afterwards the Holy Ghost proceeds; and thus the ~procession
125 1, 36 | cause why the thing made proceeds from the artisan, ~and that
126 1, 36 | Father that the Holy Ghost ~proceeds from Him, it can be said
127 1, 36 | or that the Holy Ghost proceeds from the Father through ~
128 1, 36 | then, as the Holy Ghost proceeds both from the Father and
129 1, 36 | the Son, the Holy Ghost proceeds from the Father immediately,
130 1, 36 | therefore the Holy Ghost proceeds equally from both, although
131 1, 36 | Therefore the ~Holy Ghost proceeds from the Father and the
132 1, 36 | spirative power, the Holy Ghost proceeds ~from the Father and the
133 1, 36 | say that the Holy Ghost ~proceeds from the Father and the
134 1, 36 | Son, as distinct; for He proceeds from ~them as the unitive
135 1, 36 | because the Holy Ghost proceeds from the Father and the
136 1, 36 | explained; whereas the creature proceeds from ~the three persons
137 1, 37 | Therefore, ~since the Holy Ghost proceeds from the Father and the
138 1, 37 | regards the person Who proceeds, and the relations following
139 1, 37 | relation to the Word that ~proceeds; whereas "Word" is said
140 1, 37 | because it signifies what ~proceeds; and the term "to speak"
141 1, 37 | its principle, of what ~proceeds by way of love, and "vice
142 1, 37 | mutual Love, the Holy Ghost, proceeds from both. As regards origin, ~
143 1, 37 | not as the one whence love proceeds.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[37] A[
144 1, 37 | inasmuch as ~the Holy Ghost proceeds from them both, as Love.
145 1, 37 | denominated from that ~which proceeds from it, not only as an
146 1, 37 | inasmuch as the Holy Ghost proceeds as the love of the ~primal
147 1, 38 | name from the fact that He proceeds from Father and ~Son. Therefore
148 1, 38 | So since the ~Holy Ghost proceeds as love, as stated above (
149 1, 38 | A[4]; Q[37], A[1]), ~He proceeds as the first gift. Hence
150 1, 38 | called the Image because He proceeds ~by way of a word, whose
151 1, 38 | because the Holy Ghost proceeds from the Father as love,
152 1, 39 | appropriated to the Son, Who proceeds by way of ~intellect, as
153 1, 39 | Holy Ghost, inasmuch as He proceeds from ~two. And from this
154 1, 39 | used to express that which proceeds from power; for instance,
155 1, 41 | regards these acts, a person proceeds from nothing or ~from something?~(
156 1, 41 | inasmuch as the creature proceeds from Him, ~and this is common
157 1, 41 | origin, in so far as action proceeds from some cause ~or principle
158 1, 41 | love. But the Holy Ghost ~proceeds as Love from the Father
159 1, 41 | and the Son. Therefore He proceeds ~voluntarily.~Aquin.: SMT
160 1, 41 | OBJ 4: Further, the Son proceeds by mode of the intellect,
161 1, 41 | the Word. ~But every word proceeds by the will from a speaker.
162 1, 41 | speaker. Therefore the Son ~proceeds from the Father by will,
163 1, 41 | 3]). Now, the Holy Ghost proceeds as Love, inasmuch as God ~
164 1, 41 | loves Himself, and hence He proceeds naturally, although He proceeds
165 1, 41 | proceeds naturally, although He proceeds by ~mode of will.~Aquin.:
166 1, 41 | generation," whereby one ~proceeds from another as a son, and "
167 1, 41 | Thus, if the Son of God proceeds from the Father out of ~
168 1, 41 | OBJ 3: Further, the Son proceeds as the word, which is the
169 1, 41 | intellect; and the Holy Ghost proceeds as love, which belongs to
170 1, 42 | Whether the person who proceeds is equal to the one from
171 1, 42 | to the one from Whom He ~proceeds in eternity?~(3) Whether
172 1, 42 | consider that for a thing which proceeds from a ~principle to be
173 1, 42 | principle and that which proceeds ~therefrom is wanting in
174 1, 43 | 4) that "the Holy Ghost ~proceeds temporally for the creature'
175 1, 43 | divine person is sent, and proceeds ~temporally only according
176 1, 43 | He is, or from whom He ~proceeds."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[43] A[
177 1, 43 | Therefore, since the Son proceeds as the word of ~the intellect,
178 1, 43 | belongs to the Holy Ghost, Who proceeds as Love, ~to be the gift
179 1, 43 | by the person whence He proceeds ~eternally?~Aquin.: SMT
180 1, 43 | only by the one whence ~He proceeds eternally. For as Augustine
181 1, 43 | given by a man, although He proceeds ~not from him; which is
182 1, 43 | only by the one whence He proceeds.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[43] A[
183 1, 43 | only by the one whence He proceeds eternally; ~and so, when
184 1, 45 | name of creation. Now what proceeds by ~particular emanation,
185 1, 45 | Reply OBJ 4: This objection proceeds from a false imagination,
186 1, 45 | because the ~divine Person proceeds in perfect similitude of
187 1, 45 | principle; whereas ~the creature proceeds in imperfect similitude.
188 1, 45 | Although every effect of God proceeds from each attribute, ~each
189 1, 45 | above (Q[27]). For the Son ~proceeds as the word of the intellect;
190 1, 45 | intellect; and the Holy Ghost proceeds as ~love of the will. Therefore
191 1, 47 | appropriated unity, the Son ~proceeds to Whom is appropriated
192 1, 47 | then from Him the creature ~proceeds, to which belongs inequality;
193 1, 55 | operative power, from which proceeds whatever is ~proper or common
194 1, 56 | perfectly; according as it proceeds ~from the order of the Divine
195 1, 65 | the form of ~his handiwork proceeds from the forms in the mind
196 1, 68 | heaven and earth," and then proceeds ~to explain them part by
197 1, 75 | Reply OBJ 1: This argument proceeds from the proximate and natural
198 1, 76 | faculty, from ~which Aristotle proceeds to consider things relating
199 1, 77 | and known. His argument proceeds in this ~sense; for if love
200 1, 77 | in this, that the former proceeds from something hot, which
201 1, 77 | that from which a thing proceeds is its cause. But the ~essence
202 1, 77 | Therefore one power of the soul proceeds from ~the essence of the
203 1, 37 | Therefore, ~since the Holy Ghost proceeds from the Father and the
204 1, 37 | regards the person Who proceeds, and the relations following
205 1, 37 | relation to the Word that ~proceeds; whereas "Word" is said
206 1, 37 | because it signifies what ~proceeds; and the term "to speak"
207 1, 37 | its principle, of what ~proceeds by way of love, and "vice
208 1, 37 | mutual Love, the Holy Ghost, proceeds from both. As regards origin, ~
209 1, 37 | not as the one whence love proceeds.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[37] A[
210 1, 37 | inasmuch as ~the Holy Ghost proceeds from them both, as Love.
211 1, 37 | denominated from that ~which proceeds from it, not only as an
212 1, 37 | inasmuch as the Holy Ghost proceeds as the love of the ~primal
213 1, 38 | name from the fact that He proceeds from Father and ~Son. Therefore
214 1, 38 | So since the ~Holy Ghost proceeds as love, as stated above (
215 1, 38 | A[4]; Q[37], A[1]), ~He proceeds as the first gift. Hence
216 1, 38 | called the Image because He proceeds ~by way of a word, whose
217 1, 38 | because the Holy Ghost proceeds from the Father as love,
218 1, 39 | appropriated to the Son, Who proceeds by way of ~intellect, as
219 1, 39 | Holy Ghost, inasmuch as He proceeds from ~two. And from this
220 1, 39 | used to express that which proceeds from power; for instance,
221 1, 41 | regards these acts, a person proceeds from nothing or ~from something?~(
222 1, 41 | inasmuch as the creature proceeds from Him, ~and this is common
223 1, 41 | origin, in so far as action proceeds from some cause ~or principle
224 1, 41 | love. But the Holy Ghost ~proceeds as Love from the Father
225 1, 41 | and the Son. Therefore He proceeds ~voluntarily.~Aquin.: SMT
226 1, 41 | OBJ 4: Further, the Son proceeds by mode of the intellect,
227 1, 41 | the Word. ~But every word proceeds by the will from a speaker.
228 1, 41 | speaker. Therefore the Son ~proceeds from the Father by will,
229 1, 41 | 3]). Now, the Holy Ghost proceeds as Love, inasmuch as God ~
230 1, 41 | loves Himself, and hence He proceeds naturally, although He proceeds
231 1, 41 | proceeds naturally, although He proceeds by ~mode of will.~Aquin.:
232 1, 41 | generation," whereby one ~proceeds from another as a son, and "
233 1, 41 | Thus, if the Son of God proceeds from the Father out of ~
234 1, 41 | OBJ 3: Further, the Son proceeds as the word, which is the
235 1, 41 | intellect; and the Holy Ghost proceeds as love, which belongs to
236 1, 42 | Whether the person who proceeds is equal to the one from
237 1, 42 | to the one from Whom He ~proceeds in eternity?~(3) Whether
238 1, 42 | consider that for a thing which proceeds from a ~principle to be
239 1, 42 | principle and that which proceeds ~therefrom is wanting in
240 1, 43 | 4) that "the Holy Ghost ~proceeds temporally for the creature'
241 1, 43 | divine person is sent, and proceeds temporally only according
242 1, 43 | He is, or from whom He ~proceeds."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[43] A[
243 1, 43 | Therefore, since the Son proceeds as the word of ~the intellect,
244 1, 43 | belongs to the Holy Ghost, Who proceeds as Love, ~to be the gift
245 1, 43 | by the person whence He proceeds ~eternally?~Aquin.: SMT
246 1, 43 | only by the one whence ~He proceeds eternally. For as Augustine
247 1, 43 | given by a man, although He proceeds ~not from him; which is
248 1, 43 | only by the one whence He proceeds.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[43] A[
249 1, 43 | only by the one whence He proceeds eternally; ~and so, when
250 1, 46 | name of creation. Now what proceeds by ~particular emanation,
251 1, 46 | Reply OBJ 4: This objection proceeds from a false imagination,
252 1, 46 | because the ~divine Person proceeds in perfect similitude of
253 1, 46 | principle; whereas ~the creature proceeds in imperfect similitude.
254 1, 46 | Although every effect of God proceeds from each attribute, ~each
255 1, 46 | above (Q[27]). For the Son ~proceeds as the word of the intellect;
256 1, 46 | intellect; and the Holy Ghost proceeds as ~love of the will. Therefore
257 1, 48 | appropriated unity, the Son ~proceeds to Whom is appropriated
258 1, 48 | then from Him the creature ~proceeds, to which belongs inequality;
259 1, 56 | operative power, from which proceeds whatever is ~proper or common
260 1, 57 | perfectly; according as it proceeds ~from the order of the Divine
261 1, 66 | the form of ~his handiwork proceeds from the forms in the mind
262 1, 69 | heaven and earth," and then proceeds ~to explain them part by
263 1, 74 | Reply OBJ 1: This argument proceeds from the proximate and natural
264 1, 75 | faculty, from ~which Aristotle proceeds to consider things relating
265 1, 76 | and known. His argument proceeds in this ~sense; for if love
266 1, 76 | in this, that the former proceeds from something hot, which
267 1, 76 | that from which a thing proceeds is its cause. But the ~essence
268 1, 76 | Therefore one power of the soul proceeds from ~the essence of the
269 1, 78 | not ~always in act, but proceeds from potentiality to act;
270 1, 78 | And since movement always proceeds from something ~immovable,
271 1, 78 | interior speech," from which proceeds "external ~speech." For
272 1, 78 | is a ~kind of movement, proceeds from the understanding of
273 1, 84 | and ~each of these actions proceeds in virtue of some form.
274 1, 84 | as the form ~from which proceeds an act tending to something
275 1, 84 | so the form from which proceeds an action remaining in the ~
276 1, 84 | consider that our intellect proceeds from a state of ~potentiality
277 1, 84 | sense, like the intellect, proceeds from potentiality to ~act,
278 1, 84 | composition and division ~it proceeds to another, which is the
279 1, 84 | previously, for a definition "proceeds from the first and more
280 1, 92 | consisting in the ~fact that man proceeds from man, as God from God;
281 1, 92 | nature, ~proves that it proceeds from a principle; while
282 1, 92 | according as the word in us proceeds from the speaker; and love
283 1, 92 | knowledge of ~Himself; and Love proceeds from God according as He
284 1, 92 | necessary to observe what proceeds ~and whence it proceeds;
285 1, 92 | proceeds ~and whence it proceeds; namely, that what is Word
286 1, 92 | that what is Word of God proceeds from ~knowledge of God.~
287 1, 100 | produced by generation nature proceeds ~from the imperfect to the
288 1, 102 | from one there naturally proceeds but one. But the world ~
289 1, 102 | general, inasmuch as it proceeds from the governing cause
290 1, 102 | particular, inasmuch as it proceeds from some particular ~cause
291 1, 104 | conclude that ~from Him proceeds all intellectual power.
292 1, 104 | secondary cause; but it proceeds from God as ~from its first
293 1, 111 | to be sent who in any way proceeds from another so as ~to begin
294 1, 111 | by the angel who is sent, proceeds from God as ~from its first
295 1, 114 | that, Since every multitude proceeds from unity; and since what ~
296 1, 114 | of ~nature, all movement proceeds from the immovable. Therefore
297 2, 1 | same act, in so far as it proceeds once from ~the agent, is
298 2, 1 | Consequently if that which proceeds from good is ~itself good,
299 2, 2 | knowledge of another's happiness proceeds from, and, in a fashion, ~
300 2, 3 | 7 action is twofold. One proceeds ~from the agent into outward
301 2, 3 | it, and from ~wondering proceeds to inquire. Nor does this
302 2, 6 | the will or of nature, ~proceeds from God as the First Mover.
303 2, 6 | that is voluntary which proceeds from the will. But nothing
304 2, 6 | that, Voluntary is what proceeds from the will. Now one thing ~
305 2, 6 | the will. Now one thing ~proceeds from another in two ways.
306 2, 6 | in which sense ~something proceeds from another inasmuch as
307 2, 6 | in which sense ~something proceeds from another through this
308 2, 6 | not only to that which ~proceeds from the will directly,
309 2, 6 | but also to that ~which proceeds from it indirectly as from
310 2, 6 | not only the act, which proceeds immediately from ~the will,
311 2, 6 | Consequently, as to the act which proceeds immediately from the will, ~
312 2, 7 | intellectual knowledge proceeds from the better known to
313 2, 14 | of the reason. But reason proceeds ~from things that precede
314 2, 17 | the organ of generation proceeds the seminal virtue, ~which
315 2, 18 | direct; if an action that proceeds from deliberate reason be ~
316 2, 18 | every human action that proceeds from deliberate reason,
317 2, 18 | indifferent; and the objection proceeds along this line. ~But no
318 2, 20 | continual movement which proceeds from various ~intentions,
319 2, 20 | servant, in so far as it proceeds from ~the will of the servant,
320 2, 20 | but only in so far ~as it proceeds from the master's command.
321 2, 21 | When therefore an action ~proceeds from a natural force, in
322 2, 28 | love. Wherefore every act proceeds from any passion, proceeds
323 2, 28 | proceeds from any passion, proceeds also ~from love as from
324 2, 30 | the fitting good, since it proceeds ~from love. But the infinite
325 2, 32 | accidentally, in so far ~as it proceeds from a greater desire: for
326 2, 34 | nor a ~venial sin; yet it proceeds from a kind of moral malice,
327 2, 46 | Reply OBJ 3: That which proceeds from several causes, is
328 2, 48 | thus disturbed, the mouth proceeds to speak.~
329 2, 50 | every ~operation of the body proceeds either from a natural quality
330 2, 51 | from an active principle, proceeds from a more excellent principle
331 2, 52 | like the habit ~whence it proceeds. Therefore every act increases
332 2, 56 | A[2]): for all operation proceeds from the ~soul through a
333 2, 56 | their acts. But one act proceeds in various way from ~several
334 2, 56 | several powers: thus walking proceeds from the reason as directing,
335 2, 56 | powers. Because an act, which proceeds from one power ~according
336 2, 58 | commands, the hand or ~the foot proceeds to action. Hence the Philosopher
337 2, 58 | matters, in so far as it ~proceeds from naturally known principles,
338 2, 58 | principles from which reason proceeds to argue. And when reason
339 2, 60 | some evil: thus from love proceeds desire, and from ~desire
340 2, 62 | man hopes in someone, he proceeds to love him: so that in
341 2, 65 | right ~movement of the will proceeds from a right love, as Augustine
342 2, 68 | the cause from ~which it proceeds. Now there is no reason
343 2, 68 | no reason why that which proceeds from ~one as a gift should
344 2, 68 | intellectual virtue, so far as it ~proceeds from the judgment of reason:
345 2, 68 | according ~as its work proceeds from the Divine prompting.
346 2, 70 | If then man's ~operation proceeds from man in virtue of his
347 2, 70 | of his reason: but if it proceeds from him in respect of a
348 2, 70 | fruit is something ~that proceeds from a source as from a
349 2, 70 | in which the ~Holy Ghost proceeds in us: which process consists
350 2, 70 | Reply OBJ 1: That which proceeds from a tree against the
351 2, 74 | imagination. Now sometimes man proceeds to act through ~the apprehension
352 2, 74 | consent to a sinful act always proceeds ~from the higher reason:
353 2, 74 | thought; and then his thought proceeds ~from the inclination of
354 2, 74 | from which deliberation proceeds, belongs to the reason,
355 2, 77 | respect every sinful act proceeds from inordinate ~desire
356 2, 77 | movements. Now when anyone ~proceeds from passion to a sinful
357 2, 79 | OBJ 3: The effect which proceeds from the middle cause, according ~
358 2, 84 | the desire for the means proceeds from desire for the ~end.
359 2, 84 | the root of all sins, but proceeds from ~some deeper root.~
360 2, 85 | OBJ 3: A voluntary action proceeds from various powers, active
361 2, 89 | act of deliberation which proceeds from a ~higher good, as
362 2, 91 | speculative reason: for each ~proceeds from principles to conclusions,
363 2, 96 | Further, a virtuous act proceeds from a virtue. But virtue
364 2, 96 | does it. Such an act always proceeds from virtue: and it does
365 2, 97 | 1~I answer that, All law proceeds from the reason and will
366 2, 100 | judgment of speculative reason proceeds from ~the natural knowledge
367 2, 100 | judgment of practical ~reason proceeds from principles known naturally,
368 2, 100 | implies that the action proceeds from a rooted habit. In
369 2, 109 | which the natural ~operation proceeds. Hence it seems that, with
370 2, 110 | graces." ~And from the second proceeds the third, since from benefits
371 2, 113 | is not imputed; for it ~proceeds from the Divine love, that
372 2, 114 | two ways: ~first, as it proceeds from free-will; secondly,
373 2, 114 | free-will; secondly, as it proceeds from the ~grace of the Holy
374 2, 114 | meritorious work, inasmuch as it proceeds ~from the grace of the Holy
375 2, 114 | 3: Man's every good work proceeds from the first grace as
376 2, 1 | the operation of grace proceeds in orderly fashion no ~less
377 2, 1 | and in this way nature proceeds from the imperfect to the
378 2, 4 | faith to believe anything, proceeds from ~the will obeying God.
379 2, 4 | Wherefore an act that proceeds from two such ~powers must
380 2, 4 | to assent. And this act proceeds ~from the will and the intellect,
381 2, 5 | teaching of the Church, which proceeds ~from the First Truth. Consequently
382 2, 5 | teaching of the Church, which proceeds ~from the First Truth manifested
383 2, 5 | since the act of ~faith proceeds both from the intellect
384 2, 8 | Hence the act of ~reasoning proceeds from something previously
385 2, 13 | Lord ~speaks of, always proceeds from contemptuous malice.~
386 2, 13 | certain malice, when it proceeds from the inclination of
387 2, 16 | Sent. iii, D, 26) that hope proceeds ~from merits, which precede
388 2, 16 | not every kind of ~hope proceeds from charity, but only the
389 2, 18 | answer that, Servile fear proceeds from self-love, because
390 2, 18 | principles from which that art ~proceeds, while the beginning of
391 2, 18 | riches. In either case, ~this proceeds from poverty of spirit,
392 2, 19 | virtue itself; even as an act proceeds ~from a habit: and in this
393 2, 19 | virtue." Secondly, a thing proceeds from a virtue ~indirectly,
394 2, 21 | fear, since "every fear proceeds from some kind of love,"
395 2, 21 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: From love proceeds filial fear as also other
396 2, 23 | said that in us charity proceeds from "a pure ~heart, and
397 2, 27 | joy is ~the better, and proceeds from charity chiefly: while
398 2, 27 | chiefly: while the latter joy ~proceeds from hope also, whereby
399 2, 27 | the spiritual joy which proceeds from charity, can be filled?~
400 2, 27 | the spiritual joy which proceeds from charity ~cannot be
401 2, 27 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Hope proceeds from love even as joy does,
402 2, 28 | charity: for such a dissension proceeds from a ~difference of opinion,
403 2, 30 | sinner, ~inasmuch as the sin proceeds from his inordinate will,
404 2, 31 | Para. 2/2~Now an act which proceeds from a habit or power extends
405 2, 33 | OBJ 3: Further, that which proceeds from a good root is, seemingly,
406 2, 33 | seemingly, no ~sin. Now sloth proceeds from a good root, for Cassian
407 2, 39 | itself, and so the passage proceeds, "and ~delights in brawling."
408 2, 39 | A[1]); whereas ~strife proceeds from a private feeling of
409 2, 41 | from such ~things sometimes proceeds from malice, for instance
410 2, 41 | contempt. Sometimes scandal proceeds from weakness or ignorance,
411 2, 47 | every deduction of reason proceeds from certain ~statements
412 2, 49 | which aims ~at research proceeds from common principles;
413 2, 49 | which ~tends to judgment, proceeds from proper principles.
414 2, 53 | another way when the reason proceeds from false premises, that
415 2, 55 | called "positive" when it proceeds from the ~human will. But
416 2, 55 | just, simply because it proceeds from the ~human will, else
417 2, 57 | Action by its very nature proceeds from an agent, whereas ~
418 2, 58 | rightly about virtuous ~deeds proceeds, properly speaking, from
419 2, 58 | matters of justice, judgment ~proceeds from justice, even as in
420 2, 58 | matters of fortitude, it proceeds from ~fortitude. Accordingly
421 2, 58 | forbids the ~judgment which proceeds not from benevolence but
422 2, 62 | process of generation nature proceeds from ~imperfection to perfection.
423 2, 64 | cannot be done with the proceeds of ~robbery, according to
424 2, 65 | 3: God, in judging man, proceeds from His own knowledge of
425 2, 66 | man through levity of mind proceeds to accuse someone, because
426 2, 74 | OBJ 2: Further, that which proceeds from a slight movement of
427 2, 76 | which a man buys with the proceeds of usury is due ~to him
428 2, 76 | which is acquired by the proceeds of usury is sometimes lawfully ~
429 2, 76 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The proceeds of money taken in usury
430 2, 80 | Now every act of the ~will proceeds from some consideration,
431 2, 80 | that "just as laughter proceeds from joy, so tears and ~
432 2, 81 | not meritorious. All merit proceeds ~from grace. But prayer
433 2, 81 | in ~meriting, because it proceeds from charity as its root,
434 2, 81 | merit to enjoy. Yet prayer proceeds ~from charity through the
435 2, 81 | impetrates ~sanctifying grace proceeds from some grace, as from
436 2, 82 | spirit, in so far as it ~proceeds from and is directed to
437 2, 84 | they signify robbery, the proceeds of which cannot be offered
438 2, 86 | the will ~forasmuch as it proceeds from the will as first mover.~
439 2, 86 | the contrary, That which proceeds from the common will of
440 2, 86 | stability than that which proceeds from the individual ~will
441 2, 87 | confirmation from reason, which proceeds from principles known naturally ~
442 2, 93 | whereby it is caused), or it proceeds from the ~same cause, so
443 2, 93 | for its term, just as it proceeds ~from some one principle,
444 2, 94 | to observe the order that proceeds from divine providence. ~
445 2, 95 | Wherefore ~all temptation proceeds from some ignorance or doubt,
446 2, 96 | depends how the assertion proceeds from ~the mind, for the
447 2, 96 | temptation" ~(because, to wit, it proceeds from his weakness in doubting
448 2, 98 | order to signify that it ~proceeds from choice, which takes
449 2, 99 | service and homage to anyone proceeds from ~love. But it belongs
450 2, 102 | chiefly according as it proceeds from the will. Wherefore
451 2, 102 | obedience is a precept, and this proceeds from ~another's will. Wherefore
452 2, 102 | the causes from ~which it proceeds differ specifically.~Aquin.:
453 2, 102 | deserves praise because it proceeds from ~charity: for Gregory
454 2, 102 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: Obedience proceeds from reverence, which pays
455 2, 102 | Accordingly, in so far as it proceeds ~from reverence for a superior,
456 2, 102 | observance; while in so far as it proceeds from reverence for one's ~
457 2, 102 | piety; and in so far as it proceeds from ~reverence for God,
458 2, 105 | since the debt of gratitude proceeds from that virtue, as stated
459 2, 106 | Now every act of virtue proceeds from charity as ~its root,
460 2, 108 | lying and deceiving." ~This proceeds from a habit, wherefore
461 2, 110 | it ~arises: and thus it proceeds from pride as its inwardly
462 2, 110 | vainglory: and ~then if it proceeds from pride or from such
463 2, 111 | for the most part boasting proceeds from a viler motive, namely,
464 2, 115 | money by giving it to others proceeds from a greater virtue ~than
465 2, 115 | of beneficence and mercy proceeds from the fact ~that a man
466 2, 115 | Reply OBJ 1: God's giving proceeds from His love for those
467 2, 121 | for the First Objection ~proceeds as though the very essence
468 2, 121 | 8). Now the ~brave deed proceeds from a habit which acts
469 2, 123 | the ~other hand despair proceeds from some kind of fear.
470 2, 130 | the causes from which it proceeds, so that glory is compared ~
471 2, 131 | account of pride whence it proceeds.~
472 2, 132 | liberal man, inasmuch as ~it proceeds from an ordinate affection
473 2, 134 | sake of his body's health, proceeds from the love a man naturally
474 2, 134 | endurance and ~patience which proceeds from a supernatural love.~
475 2, 139 | for ~pleasures of touch proceeds from a natural cause, wherefore
476 2, 145 | 3: The "fasting of joy" proceeds from the instigation of
477 2, 146 | especially the sin that proceeds from habit, but the random
478 2, 146 | Reply OBJ 3: Scurrility proceeds from the act of gluttony,
479 2, 151 | desire ~for that end, a man proceeds to commit many sins, all
480 2, 152 | grievous according as it proceeds from a ~greater sensuous
481 2, 152 | ordering of right reason proceeds from man, so ~the order
482 2, 154 | of its own choice, which proceeds from ~a habit acquired through
483 2, 154 | the intemperate man this proceeds from a habit, which is ~
484 2, 154 | of the incontinent man ~proceeds from a passion, which is
485 2, 156 | breaks out deliberately ~proceeds from pride, whereby a man
486 2, 156 | disturbance of the ~mind, proceeds from anger.~Aquin.: SMT
487 2, 159 | OBJ 2: Further, humility proceeds from within to externals,
488 2, 159 | the act ~of one virtue proceeds from the act of another.~
489 2, 160 | humility by default; since each proceeds from a smallness of ~mind.
490 2, 162 | said to be natural if it proceeds from the ~principles of
491 2, 172 | that "one kind of prophecy proceeds from the Divine ~predestination,
492 2, 172 | question. ~Another prophecy proceeds from God's foreknowledge:
493 2, 176 | faith, ~secondly, because it proceeds from God's omnipotence on
494 2, 178 | principles, from which it proceeds to the ~contemplation of
495 2, 178 | angel is that by which he proceeds to ~the care of those things
496 2, 178 | intelligible operation by which one proceeds from ~one point to another
497 2, 178 | a straight line when he proceeds to the care of things subject
498 2, 180 | while a well-ordered life proceeds from action to ~contemplation,
499 2, 183 | drink with drunkards," which proceeds from lust, "the lord of
500 2, 184 | action or transgression proceeds from contempt when a ~man'
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