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Part, Question
1 1, 1 | Further, it is the sign of a lower science to depend upon a ~
2 1, 1 | creatures, ~and not from the lower; yet this is often found
3 1, 18 | operations mentioned. For in this lower world there are four kinds ~
4 1, 18 | Reply OBJ 3: Life in this lower world is bestowed on a corruptible ~
5 1, 39 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the lower is not predicated of the
6 1, 39 | identity, and not of the lower in regard to a ~higher species:
7 1, 39 | it first: just as in this lower world we attribute life
8 1, 54 | angel, and enlightens a lower one. ~Therefore there is
9 1, 55 | universal species than the lower ~angels?~Aquin.: SMT FP
10 1, 55 | are in him: because the lower orders of beings are ~essentially
11 1, 55 | while the higher are in the lower ~participatively: and therefore
12 1, 55 | the form; ~whereas in the lower bodies the potentiality
13 1, 55 | In like fashion also the lower intellectual substances -
14 1, 55 | of such substances. The ~lower spiritual substances - that
15 1, 55 | The other things which are lower than the angels are so ~
16 1, 55 | universal species than the ~lower angels?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
17 1, 55 | universal species than the lower angels. For the universal,
18 1, 55 | universal species than the lower, it follows that the ~higher
19 1, 55 | imperfect knowledge than the lower; which is not ~befitting.~
20 1, 55 | universal form, which the lower ~angel knows by several
21 1, 55 | universal knowledge than the lower. And in De Causis it is ~
22 1, 55 | created intellects in a ~lower manner, and less simply.
23 1, 55 | it is necessary for the ~lower intelligences to know by
24 1, 55 | according as the intellect is lower.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[55] A[
25 1, 56 | angels could not know the lower, ~from whom they receive
26 1, 56 | since both the higher and lower bear affinity to ~his nature,
27 1, 57 | the contrary, Whatever the lower power can do, the higher
28 1, 57 | be more perfect than the lower; and for whatever is contained ~
29 1, 57 | in manifold manner in the lower beings, to be ~contained
30 1, 57 | which asserts that these lower things are administered
31 1, 57 | bears resemblance to ~the lower, as the sun does to fire.
32 1, 57 | reason; because, even the lower part of the soul has some
33 1, 57 | they communicate to the lower ~angels by enlightening
34 1, 58 | OBJ 2: Further, whatever a lower power can do, the higher
35 1, 58 | nature. So, likewise, the lower, namely, the ~human, intellects
36 1, 59 | more perfect than in the lower. But the free-will ~does
37 1, 59 | angels ~than it does in the lower, as also does the judgment
38 1, 62 | because in that case a lower angel could by ~meriting
39 1, 63 | Consequently, ~no creature of a lower order can ever covet the
40 1, 63 | impossible for one angel of lower degree to desire equality
41 1, 63 | highest of all, but one of the lower angels.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
42 1, 63 | less likely to sin than the lower. On this account Damascene
43 1, 63 | us from saying that the lower angels were divinely set ~
44 1, 63 | aside for presiding over the lower bodies, the higher over
45 1, 63 | they who fell were of the lower grade of ~angels; yet in
46 1, 63 | angels more than in the lower. For, as has been said (
47 1, 63 | who was the chief of the lower angels.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
48 1, 63 | themselves to him, then the lower angels would have sinned
49 1, 63 | natural energy than the lower angels, he fell into sin ~
50 1, 63 | chief devil belonged ~to the lower order of the angels, who
51 1, 64 | already ~(Q[63], A[8]), the lower demons fell through the
52 1, 65 | were given an higher or a ~lower rank, retaining their simplicity;
53 1, 65 | government of things the lower is ruled by the higher in
54 1, 65 | by the spiritual, as the lower by the higher.~Aquin.: SMT
55 1, 65 | higher power, in another by a lower. But ~the production of
56 1, 66 | Trin. iii, 4) that "the lower bodies ~are governed by
57 1, 66 | 3]], influence ~those of lower degree who act as messengers,
58 1, 68 | starry heaven divides the lower transparent bodies from ~
59 1, 68 | are generated, from the lower part, ~which is connected
60 1, 68 | of their begetting, the ~lower, the place of their repose.~
61 1, 68 | is called a higher and a lower region Rabanus ~subdivides
62 1, 68 | calls the fiery heaven; the lower, the Olympian heaven from
63 1, 68 | the ethereal heaven; the lower, the aerial. When, therefore, ~
64 1, 69 | bodies are ~nobler than the lower. Hence the formation of
65 1, 70 | we admit a higher and a lower firmament, the lower will
66 1, 70 | and a lower firmament, the lower will be ~that which was
67 1, 70 | perceptible to the senses in this lower world. Moreover, ~as far
68 1, 70 | be made for the sake of a lower, ~considered not in itself,
69 1, 71 | the water, ~because the lower region of the air is thickened
70 1, 71 | But birds move in the ~lower part of the air, and so
71 1, 74 | these two days, and the lower on the second. Thus, then,
72 1, 75 | understand ~those that are lower. If, however, in the process
73 1, 77 | formality of the object than the lower power; because the higher
74 1, 77 | formalities regarded by the ~lower powers of themselves. Thus
75 1, 77 | objects belong to ~various lower powers; which objects, however,
76 1, 77 | is common to higher and lower bodies. But ~sound is audible
77 1, 39 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the lower is not predicated of the
78 1, 39 | identity, and not of the lower in regard to a ~higher species:
79 1, 39 | it first: just as in this lower world we attribute life
80 1, 55 | angel, and enlightens a lower one. ~Therefore there is
81 1, 56 | universal species than the lower ~angels?~Aquin.: SMT FP
82 1, 56 | are in him: because the lower orders of beings are ~essentially
83 1, 56 | while the higher are in the lower ~participatively: and therefore
84 1, 56 | the form; ~whereas in the lower bodies the potentiality
85 1, 56 | In like fashion also the lower intellectual substances -
86 1, 56 | of such substances. The ~lower spiritual substances - that
87 1, 56 | The other things which are lower than the angels are so ~
88 1, 56 | universal species than the ~lower angels?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
89 1, 56 | universal species than the lower angels. For the universal,
90 1, 56 | universal species than the lower, it follows that the ~higher
91 1, 56 | imperfect knowledge than the lower; which is not ~befitting.~
92 1, 56 | universal form, which the lower ~angel knows by several
93 1, 56 | universal knowledge than the lower. And in De Causis it is ~
94 1, 56 | created intellects in a ~lower manner, and less simply.
95 1, 56 | it is necessary for the ~lower intelligences to know by
96 1, 56 | according as the intellect is lower.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[55] A[
97 1, 57 | angels could not know the lower, ~from whom they receive
98 1, 57 | since both the higher and lower bear affinity to ~his nature,
99 1, 58 | the contrary, Whatever the lower power can do, the higher
100 1, 58 | be more perfect than the lower; and for whatever is contained ~
101 1, 58 | in manifold manner in the lower beings, to be ~contained
102 1, 58 | which asserts that these lower things are administered
103 1, 58 | bears resemblance to ~the lower, as the sun does to fire.
104 1, 58 | reason; because, even the lower part of the soul has some
105 1, 58 | they communicate to the lower ~angels by enlightening
106 1, 59 | OBJ 2: Further, whatever a lower power can do, the higher
107 1, 59 | nature. So, likewise, the lower, namely, the ~human, intellects
108 1, 60 | more perfect than in the lower. But the free-will ~does
109 1, 60 | angels than it does in the lower, as also does the judgment
110 1, 63 | because in that case a lower angel could by ~meriting
111 1, 64 | Consequently, ~no creature of a lower order can ever covet the
112 1, 64 | impossible for one angel of lower degree to desire equality
113 1, 64 | highest of all, but one of the lower angels.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
114 1, 64 | likely to sin than the lower. On this account Damascene
115 1, 64 | us from saying that the lower angels were divinely set ~
116 1, 64 | aside for presiding over the lower bodies, the higher over
117 1, 64 | they who fell were of the lower grade of ~angels; yet in
118 1, 64 | angels more than in the lower. For, as has been said (
119 1, 64 | who was the chief of the lower angels.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
120 1, 64 | themselves to him, then the lower angels would have sinned
121 1, 64 | natural energy than the lower angels, he fell into sin ~
122 1, 64 | chief devil belonged ~to the lower order of the angels, who
123 1, 65 | already ~(Q[63], A[8]), the lower demons fell through the
124 1, 66 | were given an higher or a ~lower rank, retaining their simplicity;
125 1, 66 | government of things the lower is ruled by the higher in
126 1, 66 | by the spiritual, as the lower by the higher.~Aquin.: SMT
127 1, 66 | higher power, in another by a lower. But ~the production of
128 1, 67 | Trin. iii, 4) that "the lower bodies ~are governed by
129 1, 67 | 3]], influence ~those of lower degree who act as messengers,
130 1, 69 | starry heaven divides the lower transparent bodies from ~
131 1, 69 | are generated, from the lower part, ~which is connected
132 1, 69 | of their begetting, the ~lower, the place of their repose.~
133 1, 69 | is called a higher and a lower region Rabanus ~subdivides
134 1, 69 | calls the fiery heaven; the lower, the Olympian heaven from
135 1, 69 | the ethereal heaven; the lower, the aerial. When, therefore, ~
136 1, 70 | bodies are ~nobler than the lower. Hence the formation of
137 1, 71 | we admit a higher and a lower firmament, the lower will
138 1, 71 | and a lower firmament, the lower will be ~that which was
139 1, 71 | perceptible to the senses in this lower world. Moreover, ~as far
140 1, 71 | be made for the sake of a lower, ~considered not in itself,
141 1, 71 | the water, ~because the lower region of the air is thickened
142 1, 71 | But birds move in the ~lower part of the air, and so
143 1, 73 | these two days, and the lower on the second. Thus, then,
144 1, 74 | understand ~those that are lower. If, however, in the process
145 1, 76 | formality of the object than the lower power; because the higher
146 1, 76 | formalities regarded by the ~lower powers of themselves. Thus
147 1, 76 | objects belong to ~various lower powers; which objects, however,
148 1, 76 | is common to higher and lower bodies. But ~sound is audible
149 1, 78 | animals. Now ~among these lower things nothing is more perfect
150 1, 78 | when we wish to ~rise from lower things to higher, first
151 1, 78 | Other animals are so much lower than man that they cannot ~
152 1, 78 | 1~Whether the higher and lower reason are distinct powers?~
153 1, 78 | seem that the higher and lower reason are distinct ~powers.
154 1, 78 | the reason, and not in the lower. But ~the parts of the soul
155 1, 78 | Therefore the higher and lower ~reason are two powers.~
156 1, 78 | flows from itself. Now, the lower reason flows ~from the higher,
157 1, 78 | is another power from the lower.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[79] A[
158 1, 78 | part is the same as the lower reason, ~which, according
159 1, 78 | is another power than the lower.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[79] A[
160 1, 78 | opinionative power, which is the lower reason, is distinct from
161 1, 78 | 4) that "the higher and ~lower reason are only distinct
162 1, 78 | answer that, The higher and lower reason, as they are understood
163 1, 78 | them. But he calls the lower reason that which "is intent
164 1, 78 | Wherefore the higher and lower ~reasons are one and the
165 1, 78 | reason, science to ~the lower.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[79] A[
166 1, 78 | various acts, the higher and ~lower reason are called parts;
167 1, 78 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The lower reason is said to flow from
168 1, 78 | principles made use of by the lower reason are ~drawn from and
169 1, 78 | is more limited than the ~lower reason; for it regards only
170 1, 78 | when we wish to rise ~from lower to higher things, first
171 1, 79 | appetitive is ~subordinate as a lower power, so also is the motive
172 1, 79 | higher appetite ~moves the lower.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[80] A[
173 1, 80 | against the ~higher and lower reason, which belong to
174 1, 80 | divided against higher and lower reason, as ~having in common
175 1, 80 | which belong the higher and lower reason, is a motive power;
176 1, 80 | not only to rise from a lower ~position, which is unsuitable
177 1, 80 | the first: wherefore the lower appetite is not sufficient
178 1, 80 | higher appetite moves the ~lower appetite, as the higher
179 1, 80 | higher sphere moves the lower." In this way, ~therefore,
180 1, 82 | judgment of reason, ~which the lower appetite obeys, as we have
181 1, 83 | this diversity is that the lower power ~does not extend to
182 1, 83 | things which ~belong to the lower power.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
183 1, 83 | corporeal creatures. Now lower ~things are in higher things
184 1, 83 | certain ~likeness to the lower creature, forasmuch as they
185 1, 83 | than the species of the lower ~creature. But the Divine
186 1, 83 | perfection: just as the lower grades of bodies, ~which
187 1, 83 | For ~the matter of the lower bodies is not totally completed
188 1, 84 | occurs in ~regard to the lower powers of which the intellect
189 1, 85 | higher power can do what the lower power can, but in a ~more
190 1, 87 | superior and incorruptible; or lower and corruptible. Therefore
191 1, 88 | universal, and bestow a lower degree of comprehension,
192 1, 88 | natural ~things which are in a lower degree of intelligibility.~
193 1, 90 | most honorable of God's lower creatures, it was fitting
194 1, 90 | part turned towards the lower world, since ~their roots
195 1, 92 | assigns the trinity in ~the lower part of the soul, in relation
196 1, 93 | this sense, that in him the lower powers were subjected to
197 1, 93 | not to be impeded by the lower. ~Wherefore the first man
198 1, 93 | remained subject to God, the lower ~faculties in man were subject
199 1, 93 | must be ascribed ~to some lower faculty, such as the imagination
200 1, 94 | being subject to God, the lower powers to reason, ~and the
201 1, 94 | was subject to God, the ~lower powers remained subject
202 1, 94 | body to the soul and of the lower powers to ~reason, was not
203 1, 94 | subject to God, and the lower powers to reason. ~Now the
204 1, 97 | not have existed, when the lower powers were ~entirely subject
205 1, 101 | human temperament, as is the lower atmosphere in the ~neighborhood
206 1, 102 | said that the corruptible ~lower world, or individual things,
207 1, 102 | De Trin. iii, 4): "As the lower and ~grosser bodies are
208 1, 104 | subjected to a cause of a lower order; but conversely. An ~
209 1, 104 | the natural inclination of lower bodies depends. ~Therefore
210 1, 105 | higher ~appetite moves the lower. But as the intellect of
211 1, 105 | Philosopher speaks of the lower sensitive appetite ~which
212 1, 107 | way in ~themselves than in lower things; whereas lower things
213 1, 107 | in lower things; whereas lower things are in higher ~things
214 1, 107 | themselves. Therefore to know ~lower things is better than to
215 1, 109 | be ~brought about by the lower powers that dwell in our
216 1, 110 | Providence disposes that lower ~things be subject to the
217 1, 111 | higher ministries, and the lower to the inferior ministries.~~
218 1, 112 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the lower things are brought to God
219 1, 112 | inferior orders: for a lower angel is enlightened in
220 1, 116 | degree, but only one of lower degree: thus ~according
221 1, 116 | philosophers the mover of the lower heaven cannot move the ~
222 1, 117 | vegetative ~soul, is of a lower order than the sensitive
223 2, 1 | weighty body ~is either a lower place as "thing," or to
224 2, 1 | as "thing," or to be in a lower place, as "use"; ~and the
225 2, 2 | gather that the summit of a lower nature touches the base
226 2, 3 | man is perfected, in the ~lower part of his nature, by an
227 2, 3 | from the ~perfection of the lower part to the perfection of
228 2, 3 | perfected by ~something lower, except in so far as the
229 2, 3 | except in so far as the lower partakes of something ~higher.
230 2, 3 | or of any sensible, is ~lower than man. Consequently the
231 2, 3 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The lower nature may reach the higher
232 2, 3 | of the higher and of the lower nature, and ~indeed of all
233 2, 3 | different from that of the lower, according to their respective
234 2, 4 | God more clearly than the lower angels. But it refers to ~
235 2, 4 | incorruption overflows into ~the lower nature."~Aquin.: SMT FS
236 2, 5 | creatures acting on the lower, as stated in the FP, Q[
237 2, 5 | the last end, ~while the lower powers contribute to the
238 2, 5 | intellect of a man or of a ~lower angel, as to certain notions
239 2, 9 | Augustine (De Trin. iii, 4) "the lower ~bodies are moved by the
240 2, 9 | its superior: ~thus the lower bodies are moved by the
241 2, 10 | moved of necessity by the lower appetite?~(4) Whether it
242 2, 10 | moved, of necessity, by the lower appetite? ~Aquin.: SMT FS
243 2, 10 | necessity by a passion of ~the lower appetite. For the Apostle
244 2, 10 | moved of necessity by the lower appetite.~Aquin.: SMT FS
245 2, 15 | delight ~belongs to the lower reason, as Augustine says (
246 2, 15 | thought belongs to the lower reason, just as to the lower
247 2, 15 | lower reason, just as to the lower reason it ~belongs to think.
248 2, 15 | act, it belongs to the ~lower reason. For that which is
249 2, 15 | something else, belongs to a ~lower art or power than does the
250 2, 17 | human acts, the act of a ~lower power is in the position
251 2, 17 | power, in so far as the lower power acts in virtue of
252 2, 18 | end intended by one of the lower officers. From all this
253 2, 19 | Augustine, the command of a lower authority ~does not bind
254 2, 24 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: Even the lower appetitive powers are called
255 2, 24 | intensely moved to anything, the lower part also follows that ~
256 2, 30 | that it overflows into the lower appetite, so that the latter ~
257 2, 30 | desire may be not only in the lower, but ~also in the higher
258 2, 31 | with the delight of ~the lower;~(6) Of sensible delights
259 2, 31 | superior appetite on the lower. Thirdly, because bodily
260 2, 34 | whereby the ~higher or lower appetite rests in that which
261 2, 36 | approaches naturally to a ~lower place. But if we consider
262 2, 36 | itself inclines towards the lower place more than it withdraws
263 2, 36 | downward ~movement is the lower place; while the principle
264 2, 38 | overflow from the higher to the lower powers: and accordingly,
265 2, 42 | will, in ~so far as the lower appetite obeys reason; wherefore
266 2, 44 | being near the heart. The lower lip, too, ~and the lower
267 2, 44 | lower lip, too, ~and the lower jaw tremble, through their
268 2, 47 | he is ~despised; so the lower it is, the less reason he
269 2, 51 | But with regard to the lower ~apprehensive powers, the
270 2, 53 | only on the part of the lower sensitive powers.~Aquin.:
271 2, 54 | act that is suitable to a lower nature, ~while another habit
272 2, 55 | falling away from reason, some lower power is perfect in reference ~
273 2, 55 | of the body ~and of the lower powers. And therefore human
274 2, 55 | but of the body and of the lower powers.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
275 2, 57 | the higher to judge the lower. The highest ~virtue would
276 2, 59 | appetite; ~in so far as the lower powers follow the movement
277 2, 60 | since the reason rules man's lower powers in a ~certain order,
278 2, 65 | order that the act of a lower power be perfect, not only ~
279 2, 65 | higher, but also in the lower power: for ~if the principal
280 2, 66 | cause that we judge of the lower effects; hence it is that ~
281 2, 68 | excellent gifts, here, with ~the lower gifts."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
282 2, 73 | it is about a higher or ~lower principle. And forasmuch
283 2, 74 | reason?~(8) Whether the lower reason can be the subject
284 2, 74 | 12) that sin is in the ~lower and in the higher reason.~
285 2, 74 | inordinate ~movements of the lower powers, or deliberately
286 2, 74 | the woman" denotes the lower reason, as he ~himself explains (
287 2, 74 | all the objects of those lower powers ~that can be directed
288 2, 74 | by ~deed, belongs to the lower reason," as Augustine states (
289 2, 74 | sometimes ~ascribed to the lower reason.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
290 2, 74 | higher reason excels the lower, so does the ~reason excel
291 2, 74 | Therefore sometimes also the lower reason may consent to a
292 2, 74 | delectation belongs to the lower reason, ~which delivers
293 2, 74 | which delivers judgment in a lower court: although the higher
294 2, 74 | to the judgment ~of the lower court, is subject also to
295 2, 74 | reason is pronounced the lower reason, while deliberating
296 2, 74 | delectation belongs to the lower ~reason. If, however, after
297 2, 74 | act before the higher or lower ~reason has time to deliberate.
298 2, 74 | But the judgment of the lower reason is ~deliberate, and
299 2, 74 | delectation belongs to the lower reason, which does not ~
300 2, 74 | delectation may be not only in the lower reason, ~but also in the
301 2, 74 | A[7]). Nevertheless the ~lower reason may turn away from
302 2, 74 | since ~even the acts of the lower powers and of the external
303 2, 74 | reason as directing the ~lower powers?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
304 2, 74 | reason as directing the lower powers, i.e. as consenting
305 2, 74 | than ~the objects of the lower powers that are directed
306 2, 74 | regard the objects of the lower powers, except in so far ~
307 2, 74 | mortally, if the acts of the lower powers to which it ~consents
308 2, 74 | things pertaining to the lower powers, it always sins mortally,
309 2, 77 | mover is not moved by the lower; thus the ~soul is not moved
310 2, 77 | as a higher mover to a ~lower: for the Philosopher says (
311 2, 77 | not directly moved by the lower; but, ~in a manner, it can
312 2, 77 | powers redound on to the lower, since it is ~not possible
313 2, 81 | is the ~disorder of the lower parts of the soul and of
314 2, 82 | conversely in evil things, the lower part of the soul is found
315 2, 82 | equally broken in all, and the lower parts of the ~soul are,
316 2, 85 | had perfect ~hold over the lower parts of the soul, while
317 2, 85 | whereby not ~only were the lower powers of the soul held
318 2, 86 | defiled by contact with a lower nature: hence the sun's ~
319 2, 89 | order, by reason of the ~lower powers not being checked
320 2, 89 | stability of order, so that the lower powers were always ~subjected
321 2, 93 | subject to a higher than to a lower cause. Hence the very ~fact
322 2, 93 | heavy body rest in ~the lower place is also the cause
323 2, 96 | bound by the mandate of the ~lower authority, since he is directed
324 2, 100 | virtues regard the duty of the lower powers to ~reason. It is
325 2, 102 | more grievous the sin, the lower the ~species of animals
326 2, 102 | For the things ~of this lower world owe their variety
327 2, 102 | the Law, the higher and ~lower priests, as stated in Lev.
328 2, 102 | appointed ~to the higher and lower priests, as related in Ex.
329 2, 102 | from the head on to the lower parts of ~the body; according
330 2, 105 | now cases are taken from a lower to a higher court either
331 2, 109 | to a ~higher end, which lower natures can nowise reach;
332 2, 109 | of the corruption ~of his lower appetite of sensuality.
333 2, 109 | and this because, as the ~lower appetite ought to be subject
334 2, 109 | that the movements of the lower appetite should be ~regulated.
335 2, 109 | help occurring since the lower appetite is not subject
336 2, 2 | towards the perfection of the lower nature, one of ~which is
337 2, 2 | revelation reaches those of lower degree through those who
338 2, 2 | the angels, and to the ~lower angels through the higher,
339 2, 2 | must needs reach ~men of lower degree through those of
340 2, 2 | of Divine things than the lower angels, as Dionysius states ~(
341 2, 14 | through being hindered by the lower powers which the human intellect ~
342 2, 15 | concerned the people of ~lower degree, and these the precepts
343 2, 17 | movements which occur in the lower ~appetite, are with passion,
344 2, 17 | the will, and not in the lower appetite, of which the ~
345 2, 18 | to ~submit, by love, to a lower creature, so too is it an
346 2, 23 | does it dispose ~one to a lower degree.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
347 2, 28 | reason, the movement of the lower appetite may be regulated.
348 2, 34 | is that a man strives to lower another's reputation, and
349 2, 37 | anew. Since, however, the lower power ought not to ~exercise
350 2, 42 | signified by "the mind," the lower appetitive power, signified ~
351 2, 43 | province of wisdom, while the lower part is the domain ~of knowledge.
352 2, 45 | reason is said to command the lower powers.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
353 2, 46 | obedience on the part of the lower ~powers, which pertain to
354 2, 49 | according to higher and lower ~principles: thus in speculative
355 2, 49 | is beside the order of a lower principle or cause, is sometimes
356 2, 50 | Para. 1/1~I answer that, A lower principle of movement is
357 2, 50 | the Divine Reason, as a lower ~motive principle to a higher:
358 2, 65 | difference between judges of ~lower degree and the supreme judge,
359 2, 66 | superiors, nor persons of lower degree, ~those of a higher
360 2, 67 | man should submit to the lower authority in so far as the ~
361 2, 67 | higher authority. If the lower authority ~departs from
362 2, 75 | goods to be specifically ~of lower value, as when a man sells
363 2, 75 | would only be in order to lower the price. Now sometimes ~
364 2, 75 | knew this they would give a lower ~price. But apparently the
365 2, 76 | wishes to buy goods at ~a lower price than what is just,
366 2, 81 | to command not only the lower powers and ~the members
367 2, 81 | implore ~the help of the lower saints' prayers but only
368 2, 81 | Divine order is such that lower beings receive an ~overflow
369 2, 81 | higher but also to the lower saints; else we should have
370 2, 81 | addressed to a saint of lower degree are more efficacious,
371 2, 83 | as in natural things the lower are naturally subject to
372 2, 98 | and must be assigned a lower ~place.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
373 2, 102 | behooved the higher to move the lower to their actions ~by the
374 2, 102 | the higher must move the lower by their will in virtue ~
375 2, 102 | established natural ~order the lower natural things need to be
376 2, 103 | to obey a higher than a ~lower authority, in sign of which
377 2, 103 | of which the command of a lower authority is set ~aside
378 2, 116 | shameful to be subject to a ~lower than to a higher good. Now
379 2, 139 | regulated according ~to lower. Now, as temperance is a
380 2, 139 | pleasures ~common to us and the lower animals, as stated in Ethic.
381 2, 139 | pleasures common to us and the lower animals.~Aquin.: SMT SS
382 2, 140 | pleasures common to us and the lower ~animals, as stated above (
383 2, 142 | Hence children and the lower ~animals inspire no one
384 2, 151 | I answer that, When the lower powers are strongly moved
385 2, 151 | vice of lust is that the lower ~appetite, namely the concupiscible,
386 2, 156 | of his will, ~since the lower appetite necessarily follows
387 2, 159 | are especially wont ~to lower the eyes, as though not
388 2, 159 | are either of ~higher or lower or of equal degree.~Aquin.:
389 2, 162 | was subject to God, the lower powers of his soul would
390 2, 162 | was that neither ~were his lower powers wholly subject to
391 2, 163 | serpent; extends to the lower reason, by ~pleasure, signified
392 2, 173 | things and forgetful of this lower world." Now dread of earthly ~
393 2, 173 | is proper to man that his lower ~appetite be subject to
394 2, 173 | that the higher move the ~lower. Hence man may become outside
395 2, 173 | things pertaining to the ~lower appetite, and takes no account
396 2, 173 | through the violence of his lower appetite a ~man is withdrawn
397 2, 173 | from ~the intellect to the lower powers and even to the body.
398 2, 173 | which He was "made a little lower ~than the angels" (Heb.
399 2, 178 | the soul sees something of lower degree, ~and is thereby
400 2, 178 | higher angel enlightens the lower angels through the angels
401 2, 178 | body which drags us down to lower things, according ~to Wis.
402 2, 179 | angels," who belong to the lower order, "always see the face
403 2, 179 | regards the ~administering to lower creatures, for this is competent
404 2, 180 | works of the active life the lower powers also, ~which are
405 2, 180 | contemplation is compared to the ~lower reason which is assigned
406 2, 182 | higher ones bishops and the lower ones priests. But to assert
407 2, 183 | things spiritual, and the lower ~bodies by the higher, as
408 2, 183 | dispose of those ~that are lower.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[185] A[
409 2, 183 | Further, he who ascends from a lower to a higher degree is ~seemingly
410 2, 183 | things which pertain to the lower degree: ~thus it was stated
411 2, 184 | him from subjection to a ~lower superior, but this is not
412 2, 185 | disgraceful marketing whereby you lower yourselves in the ~esteem
413 2, 186 | authority of the higher and lower ~superiors, to whom these
414 2, 186 | priests, but by all those of lower order who in any way assist
415 2, 187 | state need not begin from a ~lower state: for instance, if
416 3, 6 | creature and God, since lower creatures are directed to
417 3, 6 | the powers, but for the lower powers, which are common ~
418 3, 7 | desert. But Christ was "made lower than the angels," not as
419 3, 7 | pre-ordained to a higher or lower state.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
420 3, 7 | earth, because there is no lower place than that of the earth.
421 3, 9 | The other relation is to lower things, i.e. to phantasms,
422 3, 11 | Who was ~made a little lower than the angels, for the
423 3, 11 | that Christ is said to be ~lower than the angels only in
424 3, 13 | what is received in the ~lower nature from the higher is
425 3, 13 | even as the denser and lower bodies are ruled in ~a fixed
426 3, 14 | pours over even into the lower nature" (i.e. the body), "
427 3, 16 | to no injury, yet makes lower things Its own, to save
428 3, 16 | we cannot argue from the lower ~species to the higher.
429 3, 19 | moved by the soul and the ~lower powers by the reason. And
430 3, 22 | passibility, He "was made a little lower than the ~angels," as the
431 3, 27 | in the ~rebellion of the lower powers against the reason,
432 3, 27 | granted to her, that the lower ~powers were never moved
433 3, 30 | life, "was made a little lower than the angels," ~according
434 3, 31 | of Melchisedech, but of a lower order. Consequently we must
435 3, 41 | the higher it aims, the lower it abases itself."~Aquin.:
436 3, 42 | enlightenment comes to the lower angels through the higher.
437 3, 44 | by changes wrought in the lower bodies, which changes ~can
438 3, 44 | as it is natural to the lower bodies to be moved by ~the
439 3, 44 | principally by changing its lower powers. Hence Jerome, commenting
440 3, 46 | higher ~powers into the lower; but it was not so with
441 3, 46 | higher powers into the lower. But this did not happen
442 3, 46 | suffered indeed as to all His lower ~powers; because in all
443 3, 46 | because in all the soul's lower powers, whose operations
444 3, 46 | the higher part into the ~lower, nor from the soul into
445 3, 46 | in its proper acts by the lower, it ~follows that the higher
446 3, 49 | descended ~first into the lower parts of the earth? He that
447 3, 50 | species] is removed, so is the lower. ~But the living or animated
448 3, 52 | descended first into the lower parts of the earth?" And
449 3, 52 | will ~penetrate to all the lower parts of the earth." But
450 3, 52 | lost ~is computed among the lower parts of the earth according
451 3, 52 | They shall go into the lower parts of the earth." Therefore
452 3, 52 | penetrated to all the ~lower parts of the earth, not
453 3, 52 | bare before them in the lower ~regions by His descending
454 3, 57 | whereby He descended "into the lower ~regions of the earth,"
455 3, 59 | says (De Trin. iii) ~the lower things are ruled by God
456 3, 61 | parts of man) ruled the lower, and nowise depended on
457 3, 61 | subject to God, so were the lower powers of the soul subject ~
458 3, 64 | minister can do whatever the lower can; thus a priest can do
459 3, 64 | described as being "a little lower than the ~angels" (Heb.
460 3, 67 | cannot baptize; since what a lower power can do, that can also
461 3, 67 | affairs are entrusted to lower ~officials, while greater
462 3, 67 | Consequently it belongs to the lower officials of the state to
463 3, 67 | matters concerning the lower orders; while to the highest
464 3, 72 | the matter belongs to the ~lower craftsmen, the higher gives
465 3, 72 | he can commit to certain lower orders things that belong ~
466 Suppl, 3 | necessity, in so far as the lower powers follow the movements
467 Suppl, 3 | the greatest, because the lower powers are more deeply moved ~
468 Suppl, 3 | approaches to the ~objects of the lower powers, the more do the
469 Suppl, 3 | sorrows - both because the lower ~appetite does not obey
470 Suppl, 3 | infallibly, as though in the ~lower appetite there should arise
471 Suppl, 3 | as the emotions of the ~lower appetite result from the
472 Suppl, 3 | on the disposition of the lower faculty to the ~reception
473 Suppl, 8 | appointed to help, ~he holds a lower rank, and the penitent is
474 Suppl, 20| angel can submit to the lower, such as there can happen
475 Suppl, 22| higher than the ~Apostle, but lower. Nor is it absurd that,
476 Suppl, 29| prepares the ~matter for the lower, because the art which applies
477 Suppl, 29| sacraments, and to the lower ministers through the medium
478 Suppl, 34| everyone should deem himself lower than another (Phil. ~2:3): "
479 Suppl, 34| one should esteem himself lower in merit, not in ~office;
480 Suppl, 35| previously received the lower Orders and yet they ~could
481 Suppl, 35| they ~could do all that the lower Orders could, because the
482 Suppl, 35| Orders could, because the lower power is ~comprised in the
483 Suppl, 35| previously humbled himself in the lower offices. And hence it is
484 Suppl, 35| receive ~Orders, whereas a lower Order does not give him
485 Suppl, 36| are placed, but also the lower grades, and without exception ~
486 Suppl, 36| the reader (which is ~the lower Order) to read the Old Testament,
487 Suppl, 37| under this last all the lower Orders are ~comprised. But
488 Suppl, 37| fewness of ~ministers, all the lower ministries were entrusted
489 Suppl, 37| contracted. But the ~four lower orders neither impede the
490 Suppl, 37| sacrament belongs to the lower Orders. Therefore ~absolution
491 Suppl, 37| should not be applicable to a lower Order. But ~it is an act
492 Suppl, 37| except ~as the acts of lower Orders are ascribed to the
493 Suppl, 37| the Old Testament to the ~lower ministers. Moreover the
494 Suppl, 37| while both the higher and lower Orders co-operate with him
495 Suppl, 38| relation to the ~power of the lower Orders, as political science,
496 Suppl, 38| the common ~good, to the lower acts and virtues which seek
497 Suppl, 38| 2, lays down the law to lower sciences, namely what ~science
498 Suppl, 40| Divine things, and from the lower part by ~clipping, lest
499 Suppl, 40| cannot be conferred by a lower, nor equal ~by equal, because "
500 Suppl, 40| are not so ~exacted of the lower ministers, therefore certain
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