Part, Question
1 1, 2 | since they ~are found to be generated, and to corrupt, and consequently,
2 1, 4 | likeness of whatever is generated by the sun's power. Now
3 1, 4 | same species; as things generated by the sun's heat may be
4 1, 15 | Para. 2/2~In all things not generated by chance, the form must
5 1, 16 | Hence just as ~being is not generated nor corrupted of itself,
6 1, 16 | or that is corrupted or generated, as is said in Phys. ~i,
7 1, 22 | individuals of ~all that can be generated and corrupted, he attributed
8 1, 25 | production of an ~animal generated from putrefaction. Now it
9 1, 27 | Further, anything that is generated derives existence from its ~
10 1, 27 | 4]), it follows that no generated ~existence can be the divine
11 1, 27 | suffice; for a worm which is generated ~from animals has not the
12 1, 27 | substance. So, then, what is generated in God receives ~its existence
13 1, 27 | living things is ~said to be generated and born. But what proceeds
14 1, 27 | way of love, proceeds as generated and born.~Aquin.: SMT FP
15 1, 27 | understood, as the thing generated is the likeness of the generator;
16 1, 30 | generating and the person generated proceeded from ~the person
17 1, 33 | is the form of the thing generated; and the ~nearer it is to
18 1, 36 | follows that the Son is ~first generated and afterwards the Holy
19 1, 39 | within us. But the Son is generated. Therefore ~since the divine
20 1, 39 | that the divine essence ~is generated.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[39] A[
21 1, 39 | 2: In creatures the one generated has not the same nature ~
22 1, 39 | corruption, and so it is generated and corrupted accidentally;
23 1, 40 | signifies the way to a thing ~generated, and as proceeding from
24 1, 40 | not possible ~that what is generated and the generator should
25 1, 40 | generator and in the thing generated we must ~presuppose whatever
26 1, 41 | that whence a thing is generated exists in what is generated,
27 1, 41 | generated exists in what is generated, it follows ~that something
28 1, 41 | again that whence a thing is generated, if it be something ~permanent,
29 1, 41 | receives as predicate the thing generated therefrom just as we ~say, "
30 1, 41 | that whence anything is generated is the principle ~regarding
31 1, 41 | principle ~regarding what is generated. So if the Father generate
32 1, 41 | for ~in generation what is generated receives the nature of the
33 1, 41 | that the Son should be generated.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[41] A[
34 1, 41 | generates is common to generated and generator, and so much
35 1, 41 | a power by which it is generated by some person.~Aquin.:
36 1, 42 | to be. Hence ~everything generated begins to be; for the end
37 1, 42 | existence. But the Son is generated by the Father. Therefore
38 1, 42 | Son would be successively ~generated, and this generation would
39 1, 44 | and the form of the thing ~generated, and the agent cannot be
40 1, 44 | is the form of the thing generated. But God is the ~first agent
41 1, 44 | 2: The form of the thing generated is not the end of ~generation,
42 1, 44 | otherwise the ~form of the thing generated would be more noble than
43 1, 45 | emanation; as when a man ~is generated, he was not before, but
44 1, 45 | something in the thing generated. Therefore much more is
45 1, 45 | similitude of ~its form, as fire generated represents fire generating;
46 1, 45 | But some things are found ~generated in nature by a thing unlike
47 1, 45 | as is evident in animals ~generated through putrefaction. Therefore
48 1, 46 | natural mode whereby things generated and ~corruptible begin.~
49 1, 46 | contrary from which to be ~generated. Hence it appears that no
50 1, 46 | particular man as generator to be generated by another ~man; for he
51 1, 46 | impossible for a man to be ~generated by man to infinity; but
52 1, 47 | one; ~whereas in things generated and corruptible there are
53 1, 48 | for fire would not be ~generated if air was not corrupted,
54 1, 49 | false. For things ~which are generated and corrupted, in which
55 1, 54 | Knowledge, however, is not generated in the angels, ~but is present
56 1, 65 | without being themselves generated or corrupted, but by reason ~
57 1, 65 | composite, as this fire is generated by that fire. Corporeal
58 1, 67 | matter a body can be daily generated large enough to fill the
59 1, 67 | For the living thing is generated before ~the animal, and
60 1, 68 | whereby ~different bodies are generated or corrupted, through the
61 1, 68 | rain and similar things are generated, from the lower part, ~which
62 1, 69 | A[3]). But ~minerals are generated in hidden ways within the
63 1, 70 | in the case of ~animals generated from putrefaction, which
64 1, 71 | find that many of them are generated from seed. ~Therefore the
65 1, 71 | animals of all kinds can ~be generated by various minglings of
66 1, 71 | things ~that are naturally generated from seed cannot be generated
67 1, 71 | generated from seed cannot be generated naturally in ~any other
68 1, 71 | of all animals that are generated from seed, the active ~principle
69 1, 71 | in the case ~of animals generated from putrefaction, the formative
70 1, 72 | Further, certain animals are generated from putrefaction, which ~
71 1, 72 | more perfect should be ~generated. Hence animals generated
72 1, 72 | generated. Hence animals generated from the corruption of inanimate ~
73 1, 72 | of plants, may have been generated then. But those generated ~
74 1, 72 | generated then. But those generated ~from corruption of animals
75 1, 73 | especially in the case of animals generated from putrefaction. Also,
76 1, 73 | individual creatures that are now generated existed in the first of
77 1, 74 | since many animals are generated in ~water, and the seed
78 1, 75 | for any substance ~to be generated or corrupted accidentally,
79 1, 75 | existence "per se" cannot ~be generated or corrupted except 'per
80 1, 76 | is not said to be made or generated simply, ~but to be made
81 1, 76 | coming a thing is said to be generated ~simply; and by its removal
82 1, 76 | maintained ~that nothing is generated simply, or corrupted simply;
83 1, 77 | generation, for the animal is generated before the ~man.~Aquin.:
84 1, 39 | within us. But the Son is generated. Therefore ~since the divine
85 1, 39 | that the divine essence ~is generated.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[39] A[
86 1, 39 | 2: In creatures the one generated has not the same nature ~
87 1, 39 | corruption, and so it is generated and corrupted accidentally;
88 1, 40 | signifies the way to a thing ~generated, and as proceeding from
89 1, 40 | not possible ~that what is generated and the generator should
90 1, 40 | generator and in the thing generated we must ~presuppose whatever
91 1, 41 | that whence a thing is generated exists in what is generated,
92 1, 41 | generated exists in what is generated, it follows ~that something
93 1, 41 | again that whence a thing is generated, if it be something ~permanent,
94 1, 41 | receives as predicate the thing generated therefrom just as we ~say, "
95 1, 41 | that whence anything is generated is the principle ~regarding
96 1, 41 | principle ~regarding what is generated. So if the Father generate
97 1, 41 | for ~in generation what is generated receives the nature of the
98 1, 41 | that the Son should be generated.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[41] A[
99 1, 41 | generates is common to generated and generator, and so much
100 1, 41 | a power by which it is generated by some person.~Aquin.:
101 1, 42 | to be. Hence ~everything generated begins to be; for the end
102 1, 42 | existence. But the Son is generated by the Father. Therefore
103 1, 42 | Son would be successively ~generated, and this generation would
104 1, 45 | and the form of the thing ~generated, and the agent cannot be
105 1, 45 | is the form of the thing generated. But God is the ~first agent
106 1, 45 | 2: The form of the thing generated is not the end of ~generation,
107 1, 45 | otherwise the ~form of the thing generated would be more noble than
108 1, 46 | emanation; as when a man ~is generated, he was not before, but
109 1, 46 | something in the thing generated. Therefore much more is
110 1, 46 | similitude of ~its form, as fire generated represents fire generating;
111 1, 46 | But some things are found ~generated in nature by a thing unlike
112 1, 46 | as is evident in animals ~generated through putrefaction. Therefore
113 1, 47 | natural mode whereby things generated and ~corruptible begin.~
114 1, 47 | contrary from which to be ~generated. Hence it appears that no
115 1, 47 | particular man as generator to be generated by another ~man; for he
116 1, 47 | impossible for a man to be ~generated by man to infinity; but
117 1, 48 | one; ~whereas in things generated and corruptible there are
118 1, 49 | for fire would not be ~generated if air was not corrupted,
119 1, 50 | false. For things ~which are generated and corrupted, in which
120 1, 55 | Knowledge, however, is not generated in the angels, ~but is present
121 1, 66 | without being themselves generated or corrupted, but by reason ~
122 1, 66 | composite, as this fire is generated by that fire. Corporeal
123 1, 68 | matter a body can be daily generated large enough to fill the
124 1, 68 | For the living thing is generated before ~the animal, and
125 1, 69 | whereby ~different bodies are generated or corrupted, through the
126 1, 69 | rain and similar things are generated, from the lower part, ~which
127 1, 70 | A[3]). But ~minerals are generated in hidden ways within the
128 1, 71 | in the case of ~animals generated from putrefaction, which
129 1, 71 | find that many of them are generated from seed. ~Therefore the
130 1, 71 | animals of all kinds can ~be generated by various minglings of
131 1, 71 | things ~that are naturally generated from seed cannot be generated
132 1, 71 | generated from seed cannot be generated naturally in ~any other
133 1, 71 | of all animals that are generated from seed, the active ~principle
134 1, 71 | in the case ~of animals generated from putrefaction, the formative
135 1, 71 | Further, certain animals are generated from putrefaction, which ~
136 1, 71 | more perfect should be ~generated. Hence animals generated
137 1, 71 | generated. Hence animals generated from the corruption of inanimate ~
138 1, 71 | of plants, may have been generated then. But those generated ~
139 1, 71 | generated then. But those generated ~from corruption of animals
140 1, 72 | especially in the case of animals generated from putrefaction. Also,
141 1, 72 | individual creatures that are now generated existed in the first of
142 1, 73 | since many animals are generated in ~water, and the seed
143 1, 74 | for any substance ~to be generated or corrupted accidentally,
144 1, 74 | existence "per se" cannot ~be generated or corrupted except 'per
145 1, 75 | is not said to be made or generated simply, ~but to be made
146 1, 75 | coming a thing is said to be generated ~simply; and by its removal
147 1, 75 | maintained ~that nothing is generated simply, or corrupted simply;
148 1, 76 | generation, for the animal is generated before the ~man.~Aquin.:
149 1, 77 | to all things that can be generated and corrupted, whether living ~
150 1, 77 | animal of small size be generated. ~For this reason it must
151 1, 77 | But the inanimate body is generated from ~determinate matter
152 1, 78 | things that are corrupted and generated. Wherefore the angelic intellect ~
153 1, 84 | animal; for "the animal is generated before ~man," as the Philosopher
154 1, 84 | likeness to things which are generated, ~which do not attain to
155 1, 85 | as they relate to things generated and corruptible. Therefore ~
156 1, 90 | Albumazar says that man is not generated where heat and cold ~are
157 1, 90 | the same species could be ~generated, the first human body was
158 1, 91 | of ~generation, but are generated by some other specific agent,
159 1, 91 | see in plants which are generated from ~seed; for the noblest
160 1, 91 | species cannot naturally be ~generated. Now God alone, the Author
161 1, 98 | the contrary, Everything generated is first imperfect. But
162 1, 102 | under the sun which are ~generated and corrupted according
163 1, 103 | the continuation of things generated; ~whereas the second movement,
164 1, 103 | has its term in ~something generated; for when one thing is generated
165 1, 103 | generated; for when one thing is generated another undergoes ~corruption.
166 1, 104 | same species; as man is generated by man, and ~fire by fire.
167 1, 109 | that living flesh is thus generated is due to the ~power of
168 1, 114 | all the things ~which are generated in a corporeal and visible
169 1, 114 | because living things are generated from ~a principle united
170 1, 114 | which living things are ~generated. Therefore Augustine fittingly
171 1, 114 | universal power, whatever is generated in inferior bodies, is ~
172 1, 117 | creation: for nothing is generated save from matter. ~But the
173 1, 117 | sensitive soul cannot be generated from ~the semen.~Aquin.:
174 1, 117 | to the animal seminally ~generated, as the power in the elements
175 1, 117 | souls of animals seminally generated are ~produced by the seminal
176 1, 117 | the generator is ~like the generated, it follows of necessity
177 1, 117 | say that the soul of the generated is ~caused by the soul of
178 1, 117 | OBJ 4: In perfect animals, generated by coition, the active force ~
179 1, 117 | indeed, the generator and generated would be ~identical; moreover,
180 1, 117 | principal parts of the thing generated, then it is that the sensitive ~
181 1, 117 | sensitive soul in man is generated from the semen, as in other ~
182 1, 117 | to the senses in animals generated from putrefaction. We conclude ~
183 1, 118 | be repaired: for what is generated ~in a man from his food
184 1, 118 | wherefore all things that can be generated ~are corruptible, and conversely.
185 1, 118 | be said that whatever is generated from ~food, can be dissolved
186 1, 118 | these understand what is generated from food: and ~this, they
187 1, 118 | inanimate things, which are not generated seminally, or ~nourished.
188 1, 118 | nourished. Again, since what is generated from food is united to,
189 1, 118 | then fire is said to be ~generated anew: but when matter is
190 1, 118 | begotten." But that which is ~generated is produced from the semen.
191 1, 118 | from which something is generated, is ~produced from the surplus
192 1, 118 | gradually: hence in things generated we observe ~that at first
193 1, 118 | an animal, the ~animal is generated first, then the man or the
194 1, 118 | mere division, as mud is generated from mud, and as ~animals
195 1, 118 | whole, is that which is ~generated from the food, before it
196 1, 118 | size of their bodies, and generated seldom; in like manner fat
197 2, 1 | agents the form of the ~thing generated is conformed to the form
198 2, 18 | the primary evil is when a generated thing does not realize its ~
199 2, 18 | man, something else be ~generated); so the primary evil in
200 2, 21 | perfection of the thing generated; but it does not fail ~in
201 2, 22 | more excellent ~thing is generated from a less excellent, we
202 2, 22 | thing, a less excellent is generated. In these ~three ways it
203 2, 23 | bestows lightness on the body generated, so that it ~has an inclination
204 2, 23 | above. Secondly, if the generated ~body be outside its proper
205 2, 26 | the generator gives the generated body both ~weight and the
206 2, 32 | so to speak, is being ~generated in its regard, forasmuch
207 2, 34 | greatest good. Because ~nothing generated is the greatest good: since
208 2, 46 | general cause of all things ~generated here below, according to
209 2, 60 | generation: thus an animal is generated by the ~sun. In this case
210 2, 102 | matter from which a thing is generated be ~unclean, it seems that
211 2, 102 | that likewise the thing generated therefrom is unclean. ~But
212 2, 102 | is unclean. ~But flesh is generated from blood. Since therefore
213 2, 113 | fire, the instant it is generated moves ~upwards, and if its
214 2, 23 | unless it happen to be generated anew or corrupted, which
215 2, 23 | evident in the forms of things generated ~and corrupted, because
216 2, 160 | that which is first ~to be generated is the last to be corrupted.
217 2, 169 | things ~the form of the thing generated is a likeness of the form
218 3, 2 | generation, in that which is generated, is the essence of ~the
219 3, 2 | into it, for it cannot be generated. Secondly, ~because what
220 3, 2 | adds: "For ~there was not generated, neither will there ever
221 3, 2 | neither will there ever be generated, another ~Christ, Who from
222 3, 32 | we do not say that fire generated ~is the son of the fire
223 3, 32 | not applied to everything generated in ~animals, but only to
224 3, 32 | but only to that which is generated into likeness of the ~generator.
225 3, 32 | say that a hair which is generated in a man is his son; nor
226 3, 33 | power, not of that which is generated, but of the father ~generating
227 3, 33 | Further, in everything generated, that which is imperfect ~
228 3, 33 | Christ's body is something generated. ~Therefore it did not attain
229 3, 34 | Thus fire, as soon as it is generated, begins to ~give heat and
230 3, 35 | since to be born is to be generated; as a ~thing is generated
231 3, 35 | generated; as a ~thing is generated in order for it to be, so
232 3, 62 | for instance, as things generated are in the sun; ~but as
233 3, 66 | plants and animals are generated, are moist and akin ~to
234 3, 69 | regeneration. Now when a thing is generated, it receives together with ~
235 3, 69 | removed, the form of the thing generated produces its effect: thus
236 3, 69 | time as a weighty body is generated, it has a downward movement, ~
237 3, 74 | which ~cannot in any way be generated from wheat grain, bread
238 3, 75 | thither, or because it is generated there. Now it ~is evident
239 3, 75 | air, from which fire is generated, be not there or ~elsewhere,
240 3, 77 | Whether anything can be generated from them?~(6) Whether they
241 3, 77 | Whether anything can be generated from the sacramental species?~
242 3, 77 | seems that nothing can be generated from the sacramental ~species:
243 3, 77 | species: because, whatever is generated, is generated out of some
244 3, 77 | whatever is generated, is generated out of some matter: ~for
245 3, 77 | matter: ~for nothing is generated out of nothing, although
246 3, 77 | seems that nothing can be generated from the sacramental ~species.~
247 3, 77 | that no substance can be generated from them.~Aquin.: SMT TP
248 3, 77 | any corporeal substance be generated from them, such ~substance
249 3, 77 | corporeal ~substance be generated from the sacramental species,
250 3, 77 | substance and ~accident would be generated from accident, namely, two
251 3, 77 | corporeal ~substance to be generated out of the sacramental species.~
252 3, 77 | witness that something is generated out ~of the sacramental
253 3, 77 | Gener. i), something must be generated necessarily from the ~sacramental
254 3, 77 | see how anything can be generated from ~them. For it is quite
255 3, 77 | evident that nothing is generated out of the body ~and blood
256 3, 77 | have said that the things generated have not ~sprung from the
257 3, 77 | because when a thing is generated from another, the latter
258 3, 77 | worms or ashes ~are not generated therefrom. Secondly, because
259 3, 77 | permit of such things being generated by ~such alterations. Thirdly,
260 3, 77 | body, large enough to be generated from the atmosphere, unless
261 3, 77 | something of the kind ~are generated. But this explanation seems
262 3, 77 | the being of the substance generated from the species, but) the ~
263 3, 77 | everything which could be generated ~from the matter of bread
264 3, 77 | it were present, can be generated ~from the aforesaid dimensive
265 3, 77 | of which a thing may be ~generated, nevertheless dimensive
266 3, 77 | converted into a substance generated from them. And they can
267 3, 77 | whereby something can be generated from those species. And
268 Suppl, 2 | accidents contrary to the thing generated, and which were the ~accidents
269 Suppl, 52| which hinders a thing being ~generated destroys it after it has
270 Suppl, 52| destroys it after it has been generated. Now bondage of the ~husband,
271 Suppl, 52| destroying what is already generated. But in things which have
272 Suppl, 71| accrue save to the object generated, so Baptism ~produces its
273 Suppl, 72| say that this fire will be generated towards the intervening
274 Suppl, 76| identified with that which was generated from it, than any other
275 Suppl, 77| intention of the nature generated belong to the truth of ~
276 Suppl, 83| of one ~thing another is generated.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[86] A[
277 Suppl, 88| animals ~needful for man's use generated, and the temperature of
278 Suppl, 94| that ~humor needs to be generated which is shed forth in the
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