Part, Question
1 1, 11 | consequence; thirdly, comes ~the notion of one; fourthly, the notion
2 1, 11 | notion of one; fourthly, the notion of multitude.~Aquin.: SMT
3 1, 13 | reality corresponds is a vain notion. Therefore if these ideas
4 1, 15 | was made. And in this the notion of an idea consists.~Aquin.:
5 1, 16 | and ~excludes from the notion of this truth, relation
6 1, 16 | good ~adds to being the notion of desirable, so the true
7 1, 16 | apprehended except ~under the notion of the true, this can be
8 1, 19 | subject forms part of the notion of the predicate; thus it
9 1, 22 | whatever is contained in the notion of dignity, must be attributed
10 1, 23 | nothing, in respect of the notion of making white, whether
11 1, 23 | nothing in respect of the notion of predestination whether
12 1, 23 | since it is contained in the notion of predestination. ~Therefore,
13 1, 23 | altogether contrary to the notion of justice, if the effect
14 1, 25 | On the other hand, the notion of active ~principle is
15 1, 25 | understood either under the notion of action, or ~under that
16 1, 25 | is understood under the notion of ~"suppositum" possessing
17 1, 25 | nature. Accordingly the ~notion of power is retained in
18 1, 25 | inasmuch as power implies a notion of a principle putting into
19 1, 25 | effective principle, has the notion of power ~contained in it.
20 1, 25 | wisdom, in which ~order the notion of His justice consists,
21 1, 26 | Further, Beatitude implies the notion of end. Now the end is the ~
22 1, 27 | nature. Hence ~the proper notion of this or that procession,
23 1, 27 | this unity: but the ~proper notion of this or that procession
24 1, 27 | its name from the ~proper notion of will and intellect; the
25 1, 29 | as such, enters into the notion of the ~person indirectly.
26 1, 30 | the persons in God, the notion of measure has no ~place,
27 1, 32 | therefrom is derived the notion of ~innascibility; so from
28 1, 32 | there ought to be a sixth notion.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[32] A[
29 1, 32 | Father. Therefore, as one notion is common to the Father
30 1, 32 | so there ought to be one notion common to the Son and to
31 1, 32 | Para. 1/2~I answer that, A notion is the proper idea whereby
32 1, 32 | from no one; and thus ~the notion that belongs to Him is called "
33 1, 32 | the Father is known by the notion of "paternity"; and as the
34 1, 32 | Him, He is known by the notion of "common spiration." The
35 1, 32 | four relations, another notion must be ~admitted, as above
36 1, 32 | 3]~) we cannot derive a notion of the Holy Spirit from
37 1, 32 | the principle on which ~a notion is based must be something
38 1, 33 | unbegotten" is not ~the proper notion of the Father; for primary
39 1, 35 | similitude suffices for the notion of image, but only similitude ~
40 1, 35 | nature only, but also in the notion of principle: whereas the
41 1, 35 | nor with the Father in any notion. ~This, however, does not
42 1, 40 | dignity, constitute ~the notion of a person, and are thus
43 1, 41 | His essence, and not to ~a notion.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[41] A[
44 1, 41 | but in ~respect of the notion that is connoted, it is
45 1, 42 | essence, or a ~person, or a notion. But the order of nature
46 1, 42 | of nature signifies the notion of origin in ~general, not
47 1, 42 | for under ~relation or notion, several notions are included.
48 1, 42 | above (A[4]) that the very notion ~of the divine paternity
49 1, 43 | 1/1~I answer that, the notion of mission includes two
50 1, 43 | any person; ~nor even a notion, since there are only five
51 1, 43 | the ~signification of a notion, not of a special notion,
52 1, 43 | notion, not of a special notion, but in general; thus ~"
53 1, 45 | be taken from the common notion of ~the appropriation of
54 1, 46 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: The notion of a vacuum is not only "
55 1, 47 | infinite is opposed to the notion of end. Now when it is said ~
56 1, 49 | perfection which belongs to ~the notion of good. Even matter, as
57 1, 54 | does ~not belong to the notion of an active intellect:
58 1, 59 | diversity ~derived from the notion of good and true suffices
59 1, 62 | beatitude; which ~conveys the notion of an end, and is the reward
60 1, 62 | contrary, again, to the ~notion of merit: since merit conveys
61 1, 62 | But it is of the ~very notion of created nature, that
62 1, 64 | because it is of the very notion of punishment for it to
63 1, 66 | all included in the one notion of corporeity.~Aquin.: SMT
64 1, 68 | according to some common notion. But if there are more ~
65 1, 68 | there ~must be some common notion by reason of which each
66 1, 68 | heaven, but ~this common notion cannot be assigned. Therefore
67 1, 75 | For as it belongs to the notion ~of this particular man
68 1, 75 | bones; so it belongs to the notion of man to be composed of
69 1, 75 | two ways. First, from the notion of a soul in general; for
70 1, 75 | for it belongs to ~the notion of a soul to be the form
71 1, 75 | proceed from the specific notion of the human soul ~inasmuch
72 1, 76 | animals, it forms thence the notion of the "genus"; while that
73 1, 40 | dignity, constitute ~the notion of a person, and are thus
74 1, 41 | His essence, and not to ~a notion.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[41] A[
75 1, 41 | but in ~respect of the notion that is connoted, it is
76 1, 42 | essence, or a ~person, or a notion. But the order of nature
77 1, 42 | of nature signifies the notion of origin in ~general, not
78 1, 42 | for under ~relation or notion, several notions are included.
79 1, 42 | above (A[4]) that the very notion ~of the divine paternity
80 1, 43 | 1/1~I answer that, the notion of mission includes two
81 1, 43 | any person; ~nor even a notion, since there are only five
82 1, 43 | the ~signification of a notion, not of a special notion,
83 1, 43 | notion, not of a special notion, but in general; thus ~"
84 1, 46 | be taken from the common notion of ~the appropriation of
85 1, 47 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: The notion of a vacuum is not only "
86 1, 48 | infinite is opposed to the notion of end. Now when it is said ~
87 1, 50 | perfection which belongs to ~the notion of good. Even matter, as
88 1, 55 | does ~not belong to the notion of an active intellect:
89 1, 60 | diversity ~derived from the notion of good and true suffices
90 1, 63 | beatitude; which ~conveys the notion of an end, and is the reward
91 1, 63 | contrary, again, to the ~notion of merit: since merit conveys
92 1, 63 | But it is of the ~very notion of created nature, that
93 1, 65 | because it is of the very notion of punishment for it to
94 1, 67 | all included in the one notion of corporeity.~Aquin.: SMT
95 1, 69 | according to some common notion. But if there are more ~
96 1, 69 | there ~must be some common notion by reason of which each
97 1, 69 | heaven, but ~this common notion cannot be assigned. Therefore
98 1, 74 | For as it belongs to the notion ~of this particular man
99 1, 74 | bones; so it belongs to the notion of man to be composed of
100 1, 74 | two ways. First, from the notion of a soul in general; for
101 1, 74 | for it belongs to ~the notion of a soul to be the form
102 1, 74 | proceed from the specific notion of the human soul ~inasmuch
103 1, 75 | animals, it forms thence the notion of the "genus"; while that
104 1, 77 | about quantity, since the notion of shape consists of fixing
105 1, 78 | intellectual part. ~But if in the notion of memory we include its
106 1, 78 | In this way, then, the ~notion of memory, in as far as
107 1, 81 | will, because under the notion of being and truth is ~contained
108 1, 81 | contained in the common notion of being and truth. But
109 1, 81 | contained under the common notion of good. And in this way
110 1, 81 | according to some common notion is not differentiated by
111 1, 81 | contained under that common notion. For instance, ~because
112 1, 81 | visible thing under the common notion of ~something colored, the
113 1, 81 | not consider the common notion of good, ~because neither
114 1, 81 | regards as proper to it ~the notion of good, as something pleasant
115 1, 81 | the irascible regards the notion of good as something ~that
116 1, 81 | according to the common notion of good, and therefore in
117 1, 82 | Wherefore it is against the very notion of ~free-will that it should
118 1, 84 | which do not belong to the notion of the ~species. This is
119 1, 84 | which is formal: thus the notion of animal is taken ~from
120 1, 84 | sensitive part, whereas the notion of man is taken from the ~
121 1, 84 | and in like manner the ~notion of "one" is that is "indivisible,"
122 1, 86 | principle, which contains ~some notion of the thing caused. And
123 1, 87 | according to some common notion, though not ~according to
124 1, 92 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: For the notion of an image it is not enough
125 1, 92 | image" in the general ~notion of "likeness" (for thus
126 2, 2 | appetite, answers to the notion of the last end. Now this
127 2, 3 | which attains to the true notion of happiness; and by ~imperfect
128 2, 4 | is included in the very notion of reward.~Aquin.: SMT FS
129 2, 4 | loves, under the common notion of good which he knows.
130 2, 5 | First, from the general notion of happiness. For since
131 2, 5 | First, from the ~general notion of happiness. For since
132 2, 5 | according ~to the general notion of happiness: and thus,
133 2, 5 | happiness. For the general notion of happiness consists in
134 2, 5 | according to its specific notion, as to that in which ~it
135 2, 5 | what thing the general notion of happiness is found. And
136 2, 5 | good, which is the general notion of happiness: and thus the
137 2, 6 | is contrary to the very ~notion of violence, that he be
138 2, 7 | stated in ~Metaph. x, 4, "the notion of distance has been transferred
139 2, 11 | stated above (A[1]) the notion of fruit implies two ~things:
140 2, 11 | answered perfectly to the notion of fruit. Hence ~Augustine
141 2, 13 | something under ~the universal notion of good: but the term or
142 2, 21 | rectitude, it comes under the notion of sin.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
143 2, 22 | therein ~consists the very notion of privation and defect.
144 2, 22 | Hence it is evident that the notion of passion is more ~consistent
145 2, 27 | good is what all seek, the notion of good is that ~which calms
146 2, 27 | calms the desire; while the notion of the beautiful is that
147 2, 29 | not ~incompatible with the notion of being and truth, as they
148 2, 29 | truth, as they are with the ~notion of good.~Aquin.: SMT FS
149 2, 29 | nothing in common. But the notion of universality ~implies
150 2, 35 | that, It belongs to the notion of a species that it is ~
151 2, 35 | it were, foreign to the notion conveyed by that genus:
152 2, 35 | indeed, but to which the notion of that genus is applicable:
153 2, 35 | by an application of the notion of sorrow to something foreign ~
154 2, 35 | foreign matter to which the notion of ~sorrow is applied, as
155 2, 41 | stated above (Q[22]~), the notion of passion implies first
156 2, 47 | passion takes ~away from the notion of injury, and to a certain
157 2, 47 | injury, takes away from the notion of injury: contempt or ~
158 2, 49 | and does not imply the notion of good or ~evil, so it
159 2, 49 | anything pertaining to the notion of good or evil: because ~
160 2, 49 | belongs ~to the essential notion of habit, we must consider
161 2, 49 | that the nature ~and the notion of power is that it should
162 2, 50 | suitability to nature, implies the notion of disposition: and so,
163 2, 50 | which seems to belong to the notion of habit: and therefore, ~
164 2, 52 | since perfection conveys a notion of end and term, it seems
165 2, 52 | nature of a habit include the notion ~of term, as do the species
166 2, 53 | OBJ 3: Further, the very notion and nature of a habit as
167 2, 53 | take an accident, its very notion implies ~dependence on a
168 2, 55 | perfectly the whole essential ~notion of virtue. For the perfect
169 2, 55 | For the perfect essential notion of anything is ~gathered
170 2, 55 | not apprehended with the notion of white ~and healthy. We
171 2, 56 | the soul. First, from the notion of the very essence of virtue, ~
172 2, 57 | does it follow that the notion of art is more applicable
173 2, 60 | operations agree in ~one general notion of justice, which is in
174 2, 60 | becomingness we derive the notion of ~something due which
175 2, 61 | the generic idea; as the notion of ~being is applied to
176 2, 61 | good which involves the ~notion of right and due; and this,
177 2, 62 | power, fall short of the notion ~of virtue. But faith and
178 2, 63 | to ~good. Now since the notion of good consists in "mode,
179 2, 67 | punishments, so that the notion of something future remains
180 2, 68 | virtue with regard to the notion ~conveyed by the words themselves,
181 2, 68 | word "virtue" conveys the notion that it perfects man in ~
182 2, 70 | things seem to ~belong to the notion of fruit.~Aquin.: SMT FS
183 2, 72 | inordinateness which constitutes the notion of sin. For ~inordinateness
184 2, 73 | from" something, whence the notion of guilt arises; and for
185 2, 81 | origin seems to exclude the notion of guilt, which is ~essentially
186 2, 88 | Consequently the perfect notion of sin, which Augustine ~
187 2, 88 | reference to an imperfect notion of sin, and in relation
188 2, 88 | reference to the imperfect notion of being. For it is not ~"
189 2, 94 | predicate is contained in the ~notion of the subject: although,
190 2, 94 | apprehension, ~is "being," the notion of which is included in
191 2, 94 | which is ~based on the notion of "being" and "not-being":
192 2, 94 | reason is one founded on the notion of good, viz. that "good
193 2, 95 | something ~contained in the notion of that thing. Thus a soul
194 2, 95 | irrational is contained in the notion of animal: and therefore
195 2, 95 | are ~entirely beside the notion of animal. Now, in the notion
196 2, 95 | notion of animal. Now, in the notion of human law, ~many things
197 2, 95 | place it belongs to the ~notion of human law, to be derived
198 2, 95 | Secondly, it belongs to the notion of human law, to be ordained
199 2, 95 | Thirdly, it belongs to the notion of human law, to be framed
200 2, 95 | Fourthly, it belongs to the notion of human law to direct human
201 2, 96 | AA[1],2; A[3], ad 2), the notion ~of law contains two things:
202 2, 99 | the virtues, implies the notion of ~duty. Consequently moral
203 2, 100 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The notion of duty is not so patent
204 2, 100 | Now a precept implies the notion of duty. But it is easy
205 2, 104 | needs be division. ~But the notion of order is chiefly applicable
206 2, 108 | in regard to the common ~notion of justice. Consequently
207 2, 111 | gratuitously given, excludes the ~notion of debt. Now debt may be
208 2, 111 | Sanctifying grace adds to the notion of gratuitous grace ~something
209 2, 111 | light of grace, ~since the notion of neither implies imperfection.~
210 2, 112 | it would do away with the notion of grace.~Aquin.: SMT FS
211 2, 2 | apprehends the universal notion of good ~and being, is immediately
212 2, 6 | suffices for the essential notion of faith.~Aquin.: SMT SS
213 2, 10 | this ~that completes the notion of unbelief, and it is in
214 2, 10 | dissent, which ~completes the notion of unbelief. Hence the cause
215 2, 16 | yet, under the general notion of the perfect good, it
216 2, 18 | is contrary to the ~very notion of servility that one should
217 2, 24 | first, under ~the general notion of friendship, and in this
218 2, 24 | charity under the general notion of ~friendship: and the
219 2, 26 | coming under ~the common notion of good, in so far as another
220 2, 26 | in loving God. ~For the notion of good consists in mode,
221 2, 34 | power." ~Consequently the notion of a capital vice does not
222 2, 41 | specifies the moral act. But the notion of scandal consists in its
223 2, 42 | a precept ~implies the notion of something due. Hence
224 2, 45 | in respect of the common notion of prudence, i.e. as being ~
225 2, 47 | foresight, for it implies the notion ~of something distant, to
226 2, 47 | which is included in the notion of ~foresight, contains
227 2, 59 | selling and buying, where the notion of commutation is found
228 2, 59 | so far as it includes the notion of debt, ~and this may occur
229 2, 60 | For justice regards the notion of what is due. Now one
230 2, 71 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the notion of a good name implies something
231 2, 107 | aspect of ~justice, as to the notion of debt: for this virtue
232 2, 108 | 5~However, the essential notion of a lie is taken from formal
233 2, 112 | yet it falls short of the notion of ~justice, because it
234 2, 115 | fellowship of mankind. For the notion of fellowship is divided
235 2, 120 | altogether evident that the notion of ~duty, which is essential
236 2, 120 | those things where the notion of duty is most manifest,
237 2, 121 | it inconsistent with the notion ~of virtue, that a man should
238 2, 121 | difficult belongs to the ~notion of fear, which denotes withdrawal
239 2, 121 | seems to come under the notion of daring. Therefore ~fortitude
240 2, 121 | Moreover ~it belongs to the notion of virtue that it should
241 2, 122 | body. Therefore the perfect notion of martyrdom requires that
242 2, 123 | it does not include the notion of good or ~evil: and the
243 2, 126 | this is connected with the notion of difficulty which is the ~
244 2, 126 | fall short of the true ~notion of virtue, for though they
245 2, 132 | belongs properly to the very notion of ~virtue. Hence magnificence
246 2, 134 | Q[11], A[1]), the very notion of fruit ~denotes pleasure.
247 2, 138 | of justice in which the notion of duty is ~manifest, and
248 2, 139 | respect ~of the generic notion of temperance, which consists
249 2, 139 | that are requisite for the notion of ~virtue in general. Now
250 2, 142 | good, falls short of the notion of virtue. Now ~shamefacedness
251 2, 142 | is not sufficient for the notion of ~virtue, although it
252 2, 142 | Hence it falls short ~of the notion of virtue.~Aquin.: SMT SS
253 2, 142 | good is ~sufficient for the notion of virtue. Consequently
254 2, 156 | absolutely does not include ~the notion of merit or demerit, of
255 2, 156 | A[4]), it belongs to the notion of a capital vice to have
256 2, 159 | For virtue conveys ~the notion of a penal evil, according
257 2, 159 | is a virtue, ~conveys the notion of a praiseworthy self-abasement
258 2, 172 | seqq.]. Consequently the notion of prophecy is not applicable ~
259 2, 181 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the notion of a state denotes a condition
260 2, 181 | It would seem that the notion of a state does not denote
261 2, 181 | suffices alone for the ~notion of a state.~Aquin.: SMT
262 2, 181 | does not pertain to the notion of ~state, except in so
263 2, 181 | does not suffice for the notion of state; since ~even one
264 2, 181 | this seemingly implies the ~notion of grades. But the distinction
265 3, 2 | to what ~belongs to the notion of the species, there would
266 3, 2 | does not belong to the ~notion of the species, viz. accidents
267 3, 2 | other things outside the notion of the ~species. Hence the
268 3, 2 | is ~incompatible with the notion of a part, for every part
269 3, 2 | every part implicates the ~notion of imperfection. Therefore
270 3, 10 | 26, to which pertains the notion of the species. And thus ~
271 3, 16 | Divine Nature, and yet the notion of person requires this.~
272 3, 20 | distinct; yet a certain notion of mastership and ~subservience
273 3, 57 | 2]]~A place implies the notion of containing; hence the
274 3, 59 | and this pertains to the notion of ~headship. Consequently,
275 3, 67 | this seems contrary to the notion of a ~minister; for a man
276 3, 73 | present life, which is the notion conveyed by "Viaticum." ~
277 3, 73 | sacraments, which belongs to ~the notion of "Sacrifice"; and the
278 3, 76 | which is contrary to the notion of a ~located body.~Aquin.:
279 3, 77 | for it is of ~the very notion of an individual that it
280 3, 77 | which is included in the notion of this quantity; for it
281 3, 78 | is not implied under ~the notion of blood; consequently this
282 3, 89 | abundant, as regards the very notion of grace, because to ~him
283 Suppl, 2 | itself, does not include the notion of guilt, and sometimes
284 Suppl, 3 | from these ~punishments the notion of offense, and consider
285 Suppl, 3 | offense, and consider only the notion of ~punishment, they have
286 Suppl, 12| but justice considers the notion of that ~which is due. But
287 Suppl, 19| 1], AD 1]. But the very ~notion of a key expresses a power
288 Suppl, 19| A character implies the notion of something derived from ~
289 Suppl, 34| first sense. And since the notion of order as relation ~is
290 Suppl, 37| nature ~of which is that the notion of the whole is found to
291 Suppl, 90| For beatitude implies the notion of a reward: whereas mansion ~
292 Suppl, 90| OBJ 1: Mansion implies the notion of end and consequently
293 Suppl, 92| we ~should say that the notion of dowry is either altogether
294 Suppl, 92| is a dowry and not to the notion of a dowry being in Christ:
295 Suppl, 92| nature. ~Consequently the notion of dowry is not so properly
296 Suppl, 92| such as suffices for the notion of a perfect marriage, since
297 Suppl, 92| angels suffices for the ~notion of head rather than for
298 Suppl, 93| only, if we gather the ~notion of merit in works from the
299 Suppl, 93| latter case we find the notion of double, just as 60 is
300 Suppl, 93| carefully, although the ~notion of aurea or crown is becoming
301 Suppl, 93| becoming to Christ, the notion of aureole is ~not. For
302 Suppl, 93| therefore, since in Christ the notion of victory is ~found chiefly
303 Appen1, 2| voluntary, because ~the very notion of punishment is that it
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