Part, Question
1 1, 17 | objects, even a rightly disposed sense may have a ~false
2 1, 19 | eternity it was ~otherwise disposed in the divine knowledge
3 1, 19 | evil, properly ordered ~and disposed, commends the good more
4 1, 45 | presupposed, which can be disposed by the action of the ~instrumental
5 1, 53 | repose be not otherwise ~disposed now than it was before:
6 1, 56 | the human intellect is ~disposed for understanding corporeal
7 1, 59 | essence, is outside it is ~disposed to be somehow within it.
8 1, 60 | conclusions. Hence they are disposed to everything they can ~
9 1, 60 | know, as our intellect is disposed towards first principles,
10 1, 62 | angel ~beholding God is disposed towards God in the same
11 1, 62 | choice of means to an end is disposed just ~as the intellect is
12 1, 63 | if they themselves were disposed to carnal pleasures: it
13 1, 64 | superior. But man's ~welfare is disposed by Divine providence in
14 1, 76 | form exists in ~its proper disposed matter. But dispositions
15 1, 76 | disposition by which the body is disposed for such a ~union. Nevertheless
16 1, 76 | is ~concerned, is equally disposed to be in the whole surface
17 1, 77 | Thus he is least of all disposed ~of health, who can only
18 1, 77 | a few ~remedies; better disposed is he who can acquire perfect
19 1, 46 | presupposed, which can be disposed by the action of the ~instrumental
20 1, 54 | repose be not otherwise ~disposed now than it was before:
21 1, 57 | the human intellect is ~disposed for understanding corporeal
22 1, 60 | essence, is outside it is ~disposed to be somehow within it.
23 1, 61 | conclusions. Hence they are disposed to everything they can ~
24 1, 61 | know, as our intellect is disposed towards first principles,
25 1, 63 | angel ~beholding God is disposed towards God in the same
26 1, 63 | choice of means to an end is disposed just ~as the intellect is
27 1, 64 | if they themselves were disposed to carnal pleasures: it
28 1, 65 | superior. But man's ~welfare is disposed by Divine providence in
29 1, 75 | form exists in ~its proper disposed matter. But dispositions
30 1, 75 | disposition by which the body is disposed for such a ~union. Nevertheless
31 1, 75 | is ~concerned, is equally disposed to be in the whole surface
32 1, 76 | Thus he is least of all disposed ~of health, who can only
33 1, 76 | a few ~remedies; better disposed is he who can acquire perfect
34 1, 82 | which we are well or ill disposed with regard to actions and
35 1, 84 | disposition, are better disposed to understand.~Aquin.: SMT
36 1, 90 | that "corporeal things ~are disposed by God through the angels."
37 1, 90 | imperfect animals ~from properly disposed matter: for it is clear
38 1, 90 | body ought to be the best disposed in what is proper to an
39 1, 90 | man's body was not aptly disposed.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[91] A[
40 1, 90 | body is very imperfectly disposed.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[91] A[
41 1, 90 | therefore he is perfectly disposed as to the general situation
42 1, 94 | their acts; for he was so disposed that he would ~repent, if
43 1, 94 | conditionally; as being so disposed that he would be ashamed
44 1, 95 | beautiful, and all ways better disposed; so that, ~however, in those
45 1, 96 | voiding the surplus, yet so disposed by God as to be decorous
46 1, 110 | intellect whereby it is disposed to obey the will tending
47 1, 111 | Divine Providence has so disposed not only ~among the angels,
48 1, 114 | conception is not wholly ~disposed to the male sex; wherefore
49 1, 114 | that the brain is thereto disposed.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[115] A[
50 1, 114 | corporeal matter is ~better disposed for the result for which
51 1, 115 | causes, which ~are thus disposed or ordered; secondly, in
52 1, 116 | so that they be rightly ~disposed for intelligible apprehension.
53 1, 117 | seminal power the ~matter is disposed for the reception of a certain
54 2, 1 | which the man with ~well disposed affections desires for his
55 2, 4 | form, unless it be duly ~disposed thereto, so nothing gains
56 2, 5 | through his being better disposed or ~ordered to the enjoyment
57 2, 5 | 12). Thus he is better disposed to health ~who can attain
58 2, 6 | reason is ~indifferently disposed to opposite things, the
59 2, 9 | according as it is variously ~disposed, takes to a thing in various
60 2, 10 | sensitive appetite happen to be disposed to ~something, by reason
61 2, 10 | to wit, man through being disposed in such and such ~a way
62 2, 10 | the passion. For when thus disposed, ~since man is variously
63 2, 10 | since man is variously disposed according to the various
64 2, 17 | preceding it: thus a man may ~be disposed in one way or another, in
65 2, 22 | because things that ~are disposed to passion, suffer much
66 2, 38 | escapes a man when he is so disposed that he thinks he ought ~
67 2, 39 | the act of the will, well disposed and detesting that evil.
68 2, 42 | properly speaking, a man thus disposed, fears ~the being led astray
69 2, 43 | that which renders a man so disposed that thing is such an evil
70 2, 46 | that is temperamentally disposed to ~anger is sooner incensed
71 2, 46 | that is temperamentally ~disposed to desire, is inflamed with
72 2, 46 | disposition, are ~naturally disposed to some excess of passion,
73 2, 49 | disposition ~whereby that which is disposed is disposed well or ill,
74 2, 49 | that which is disposed is disposed well or ill, and this, either ~
75 2, 49 | disposition whereby that which is disposed is disposed well or ill." ~
76 2, 49 | that which is disposed is disposed well or ill." ~But this
77 2, 49 | happens to be well ~or ill disposed in regard also to shape,
78 2, 49 | a ~thing be well or ill disposed, nor quickly or slowly transitory.~
79 2, 49 | perfect I mean that ~which is disposed in accordance with its nature."
80 2, 49 | disposition ~whereby someone is disposed, well or ill"; and in Ethic.
81 2, 49 | a man is not said to be disposed by some quality except ~
82 2, 49 | not said to be well or ill disposed, except by reason of a ~
83 2, 49 | easily, we say that he is disposed to that science, rather
84 2, 49 | disposition whereby that which is ~disposed, is well or ill disposed
85 2, 49 | disposed, is well or ill disposed either in regard to itself,
86 2, 49 | habits we are ~well or ill disposed in respect of something,
87 2, 49 | a ~thing is well or ill disposed by its form: for in respect
88 2, 49 | disposition a thing is well or ill disposed thereto. ~Now for a thing
89 2, 49 | for a thing to need to be disposed to something else, three ~
90 2, 49 | condition is that which is disposed ~should be distinct from
91 2, 49 | from that to which it is disposed; and so, that it ~should
92 2, 49 | the ~subject needs to be disposed in regard to the form by
93 2, 49 | the soul; it needs to be disposed to its operations by means
94 2, 50 | nature, the body is not disposed by a habit: ~because the
95 2, 50 | in so far as the body is disposed and enabled with ~promptitude
96 2, 50 | subject requiring to be disposed to something further, but
97 2, 50 | nature to which someone is disposed.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[50] A[
98 2, 50 | which they are ~well or ill disposed in regard to something. ~
99 2, 50 | man's reason brutes are ~disposed by a sort of custom to do
100 2, 50 | whereby we are well or ill ~disposed in regard to something,
101 2, 50 | anyone should be well or ill disposed to an act of the intellect
102 2, 50 | habit whereby it is well disposed to its act. Now since the
103 2, 50 | habit whereby it is well disposed to ~its act. Moreover, from
104 2, 51 | beginnings. For some are ~disposed from their own bodily temperament
105 2, 51 | and moved by another, is disposed ~by the action of the agent;
106 2, 51 | habits by which man is ~disposed to an end which exceeds
107 2, 51 | with that to which man is ~disposed by them, therefore is it
108 2, 53 | sometimes ~is even wholly disposed to the contrary, and thus
109 2, 55 | to which man needs to be disposed by virtue is God Himself,
110 2, 55 | 14) to Whom the soul is disposed ~by being made like to Him.
111 2, 56 | thereof that man be rightly disposed in regard to the principles
112 2, 56 | to which ~man is rightly disposed by the rectitude of the
113 2, 56 | speculative truth he is rightly disposed by the natural ~light of
114 2, 56 | unless both ~powers be well disposed to the act: for instance,
115 2, 56 | his instrument be well ~disposed to act. Therefore in the
116 2, 56 | which these powers are well disposed to act.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
117 2, 57 | done, ~that man be well disposed with regard to the ends:
118 2, 57 | man needs to be rightly disposed by a habit in his reason,
119 2, 58 | that ~his reason be well disposed by means of a habit of intellectual
120 2, 58 | that his appetite be well disposed by means of a habit of moral
121 2, 58 | the instrument be not well disposed also. Hence ~if the sensitive
122 2, 58 | of action, man is rightly disposed ~by the natural understanding
123 2, 58 | man is made to be rightly disposed ~in regard to the universal
124 2, 58 | order that he be ~rightly disposed with regard to the particular
125 2, 62 | perfect, I mean that which is ~disposed according to nature." But
126 2, 63 | disposition in the body, ~some are disposed either well or ill to certain
127 2, 65 | which end ~man is rightly disposed by moral virtue. Hence,
128 2, 65 | these latter make man well disposed ~to certain ends, which
129 2, 65 | necessary ~that man be well disposed towards his ultimate end,
130 2, 65 | charity, than that he be well disposed in respect of other ends,
131 2, 65 | principal agent were well disposed, perfect action would not ~
132 2, 65 | instrument also were not well disposed. Consequently, in ~order
133 2, 66 | Because one man is better disposed than another to attain ~
134 2, 66 | in the ~highest degree, disposed to virtue. Because the nature
135 2, 67 | power will be perfectly disposed to obey the reason. But
136 2, 68 | disposition whereby it is disposed to be well moved by its
137 2, 68 | perfections, whereby to be disposed to be moved by God. These
138 2, 68 | because by them man is disposed to become amenable to the
139 2, 68 | perfections of man, ~whereby he is disposed so as to be amenable to
140 2, 68 | the powers of appetite are disposed to obey reason promptly. ~
141 2, 68 | powers of the appetite are disposed by the moral virtues as
142 2, 68 | the powers of the soul are disposed by the ~gifts as regards
143 2, 68 | thing ~moved requires to be disposed. Therefore the gifts are
144 2, 68 | subordinate to ~his own reason, is disposed to be rightly subordinate
145 2, 69 | gratuity. To the former we ~are disposed - by a virtue, so that we
146 2, 70 | Accordingly man's mind is well disposed in regard to itself when
147 2, 70 | 3/4~Man's mind is well disposed as regards what is near
148 2, 70 | Body Para. 4/4~Man is well disposed in respect of that which
149 2, 71 | whereby the subject ~is well disposed according to the mode of
150 2, 71 | perfect I mean that which is ~disposed according to its nature."
151 2, 71 | consists in its being well disposed according to the mode of
152 2, 71 | consist in its not being disposed in ~a way befitting its
153 2, 71 | thing needs to be well disposed if it has to produce a good
154 2, 71 | consists in its being well disposed in a manner ~befitting its
155 2, 71 | thing ~consists in its being disposed in a manner not befitting
156 2, 71 | consequence, makes man to be well disposed in regard to things ~which
157 2, 74 | that power be inordinately disposed with regard to ~its object.
158 2, 75 | appetite, except perhaps it ~be disposed thereto in a certain way;
159 2, 75 | one sinful act, man ~is disposed to commit more readily another
160 2, 76 | Consequently if ~a man's will be so disposed that he would not be restrained
161 2, 82 | that nature is well or ill disposed to something, chiefly when ~
162 2, 82 | humors that are inordinately disposed, ~so too original sin denotes
163 2, 84 | condition of ~the sinner, who is disposed so as to have a strong inclination
164 2, 88 | little and little he is disposed to ~fall away together into
165 2, 88 | often venially, he becomes disposed to a mortal sin. ~Secondly,
166 2, 88 | order in lesser matters, is disposed not to ~subject his will
167 2, 95 | OBJ 1: Men who are well disposed are led willingly to virtue
168 2, 95 | but men who are evilly disposed ~are not led to virtue unless
169 2, 98 | was imperfect, and yet ~disposed man to that perfect salvation
170 2, 98 | Jews alone. For the Old Law disposed men for the salvation which
171 2, 98 | Moses. Because the Old Law disposed man for the salvation which
172 2, 99 | 1],2,3) that the Old Law disposed ~men to (the coming of)
173 2, 100 | man to ~be inordinately disposed towards his end, is supremely
174 2, 100 | so far, to wit, as they disposed men to the justifying grace ~
175 2, 102 | animals, he is all the more ~disposed to take pity on his fellow-men:
176 2, 104 | end, so as to need to be disposed in ~himself with regard
177 2, 105 | of an ~individual can be disposed of according to his will,
178 2, 108 | the mind be inwardly well disposed, man ~should do no good
179 2, 109 | help of medicines is better disposed to health ~than one who
180 2, 110 | and I call perfect what is disposed ~according to its nature."
181 2, 110 | fact that ~everything is disposed with reference to what befits
182 2, 110 | whereby a man is fittingly ~disposed with reference to the nature
183 2, 112 | since a form can only be in ~disposed matter. But if we speak
184 2, 112 | forms necessarily come to disposed matter, much more ~does
185 2, 113 | because that ~subject is not disposed, or because the agent needs
186 2, 113 | immediately the matter is disposed by a ~preceding alteration,
187 2, 113 | atmosphere of itself is disposed to receive light, it is ~
188 2, 113 | speedily is the matter disposed. Therefore, since the Divine
189 2, 113 | whereby the subject is disposed. And hence the free-will'
190 2, 114 | when a man ~is sufficiently disposed for the increase of grace.~
191 2, 4 | intellect needs to be well disposed to follow the command of
192 2, 4 | faculty needs to be well disposed in ~order to follow the
193 2, 10 | have once been judged and ~disposed of." Now all matters of
194 2, 19 | universal, ~is not rightly disposed as to his appetitive movement,
195 2, 23 | effect that to which it had disposed, by ~giving the animal or
196 2, 23 | charity, but also by being disposed to that increase.~Aquin.:
197 2, 23 | commit a mortal sin, but is disposed thereto by some previous
198 2, 26 | something for that which disposed us to love it, e.g. we love
199 2, 26 | something else, because we are disposed by certain things to advance
200 2, 28 | 8) that "those who are disposed to contumely ~are pitiless."
201 2, 28 | Reply OBJ 3: Those who are disposed to contumely, whether through
202 2, 28 | so that while they are disposed in that ~way they are pitiless,
203 2, 32 | consists in its being well disposed in accordance with its nature."
204 2, 34 | who are unworthy, ~are so disposed according to God's just
205 2, 36 | OBJ 2: Further, no well disposed man should be pleased that
206 2, 41 | stumble against it, and be disposed to fall down: such an obstacle
207 2, 41 | spiritual way, a man may be ~disposed to a spiritual downfall
208 2, 41 | stumbling ~whereby a person is disposed to a spiritual downfall.
209 2, 47 | consists in a ~man being well disposed to acquire a right opinion
210 2, 49 | Thus if a mirror be well disposed ~the forms of bodies are
211 2, 49 | are, whereas if it ~be ill disposed, the images therein appear
212 2, 49 | cognitive power be well disposed to receive things just as
213 2, 56 | passions whereby man is ~disposed in some way or other in
214 2, 56 | virtuous person being ~well disposed towards another, so that
215 2, 62 | of the beasts, by being disposed of according as he is useful
216 2, 63 | the human body is to be disposed of according as it is expedient
217 2, 81 | impetrate that which God has disposed to be fulfilled by our prayers
218 2, 81 | Almighty God ~from eternity has disposed to give," as Gregory says (
219 2, 86 | vow, in those who are well disposed, in so far as it ~strengthens
220 2, 93 | actions are for ~the most part disposed in accordance with the inclination
221 2, 93 | into the lap, but they are disposed of by the ~Lord": sortilege
222 2, 94 | actions and occurrences are disposed by divine ~providence in
223 2, 106 | which a man is sufficiently disposed by the other virtues. Now
224 2, 106 | Now man is ~sufficiently disposed by the virtues of fortitude
225 2, 107 | is necessary that man be disposed thereto by a special ~virtue.
226 2, 115 | the heart of the giver ~is disposed according to the passions
227 2, 117 | sometimes through ~being so disposed as not to care about riches,
228 2, 123 | other temporal evil is so disposed as to ~do what is forbidden,
229 2, 127 | magnanimity, whereby he is disposed to practice that act if ~
230 2, 127 | those who are naturally disposed to magnanimity these ~conditions
231 2, 142 | shamefaced. Yet they are so disposed, that if there were anything ~
232 2, 150 | Now Abraham had a mind so disposed, that ~he was prepared to
233 2, 154 | by bodily temperament is disposed to anger is more readily
234 2, 154 | readily angry than one ~who is disposed to concupiscence is liable
235 2, 154 | children of those who are disposed to ~anger are themselves
236 2, 154 | to ~anger are themselves disposed to anger, than that the
237 2, 154 | children of those ~who are disposed to concupiscence are also
238 2, 154 | to concupiscence are also disposed to concupiscence. Now ~that
239 2, 159 | to be easily moved, and disposed to laughter"; the fourth ~
240 2, 160 | to be easily moved and ~disposed to laughter," to which is
241 2, 162 | Divine providence has so disposed ~that these penalties are
242 2, 169 | causes or human acts, are so disposed as to lead to such a ~result.
243 2, 170 | especially in ~waking, is more disposed according to reason than
244 2, 181 | position, ~whereby a thing is disposed with a certain immobility
245 2, 181 | other ~intermediate members disposed in becoming order; and this
246 2, 184 | things whereby a ~man is disposed to keep the chief precepts
247 3, 5 | necessary that a better ~disposed body should correspond to
248 3, 6 | agent of infinite might, disposed the matter and ~brought
249 3, 7 | mode, inasmuch as one is disposed to ~good in a higher way
250 3, 9 | perfection; thus matter is disposed by heat to receive the form
251 3, 27 | when matter is perfectly disposed for the form. ~Secondly,
252 3, 27 | perfect than that which disposed to the form of fire. Thirdly,
253 3, 33 | successively formed and disposed for the ~soul: whence, first,
254 3, 33 | first, as being imperfectly disposed, it receives an ~imperfect
255 3, 33 | afterwards, when it is perfectly disposed, it ~receives a perfect
256 3, 33 | the agent, was perfectly disposed instantaneously. Wherefore,
257 3, 46 | the body suffered and was ~disposed to separate from the soul,
258 3, 51 | dissolve into dust, and are ~disposed towards putrefaction, because
259 3, 54 | resists touch, and yet is not ~disposed according to the qualities
260 3, 55 | according as they are ~variously disposed. For, those who have minds
261 3, 55 | those who have minds well disposed, perceive ~Divine things
262 3, 55 | rightly, whereas those not so disposed perceive them with a ~certain
263 3, 55 | shape to ~some who were well disposed to belief, while He appeared
264 3, 55 | because their hearts were not disposed so as to ~accept readily
265 3, 64 | a sinner, he is thereby disposed to ~holiness. On the other
266 3, 69 | all children are equally disposed to Baptism, because ~they
267 3, 69 | own faith, are not equally disposed to Baptism; for some ~approach
268 3, 71 | save into matter already disposed. It would follow, ~therefore,
269 3, 73 | reality. ~But they are not disposed for Baptism by any previous
270 3, 75 | there is ~no subject to be disposed successively. Thirdly, because
271 3, 78 | disposal of a heritage. But God disposed ~of a heavenly heritage
272 3, 79 | effect in them who are ~not disposed towards it as they should
273 3, 80 | find themselves properly disposed. Hence it is said in De ~
274 3, 83 | been put in by some ~evilly disposed person in order to kill
275 3, 84 | In his heart he hath ~disposed to ascend by steps, in the
276 Suppl, 2 | hard thing is one that is disposed not to give way ~easily,
277 Suppl, 3 | even a man, who is well disposed, sometimes feels a ~greater
278 Suppl, 3 | contrite should be thus ~disposed, yet he should not be questioned
279 Suppl, 13| just as one man is not ~disposed thereto by another's act,
280 Suppl, 14| as he finds him better disposed.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[14] A[
281 Suppl, 18| adults, who need to be disposed for the reception of the
282 Suppl, 18| for they require to be disposed by the ~removal of insincerity.
283 Suppl, 18| unless the recipient be disposed either simultaneously or
284 Suppl, 18| absolution, were not perfectly disposed for the ~reception of grace,
285 Suppl, 22| prayers, by which he is disposed for grace or preserved therein. ~
286 Suppl, 25| gains an indulgence is ~disposed to grace through the love
287 Suppl, 41| blessings, so ~as to be disposed to act in like manner with
288 Suppl, 71| recipient, and each one is ~disposed by his own and not by another'
289 Suppl, 71| not by another's actions - disposed, that is to ~say, by being
290 Suppl, 71| way profit another, who is disposed.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[71] A[
291 Suppl, 71| to life, they were to be disposed of otherwise.~Aquin.: SMT
292 Suppl, 78| be restored are equally disposed to receive the action of
293 Suppl, 79| when ~namely the organ is disposed by the same natural quality
294 Suppl, 82| as they ~are differently disposed thereto by their nature.
295 Suppl, 82| body are not differently disposed in their regard.~Aquin.:
296 Suppl, 88| dispositions, unless it be itself disposed ~differently. But things
297 Suppl, 91| when the sense is most ~disposed with reference to the most
298 Suppl, 94| hell ~the place must be so disposed for seeing as regards light
299 Suppl, 96| flesh through ~frailty are disposed to repentance by works of
300 Suppl, 96| that is to say, he will be disposed by those works ~not to perish,
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