Part, Question
1 1, 1 | science, as Aristotle has proved (Metaph. vi). Therefore,
2 1, 1 | are evident and ~cannot be proved, or are proved by natural
3 1, 1 | cannot be proved, or are proved by natural reason through
4 1, 2 | existence of God can be proved in five ways.~Aquin.: SMT
5 1, 2 | another, as has been already ~proved in regard to efficient causes.
6 1, 3 | Now it has been already ~proved (Q[2], A[3]), that God is
7 1, 3 | Now it has been already proved that God is the First Being.
8 1, 3 | But God is not a body ~as proved in the preceding Article;
9 1, 3 | a substance. Thus it is proved ~that heat cannot be the
10 1, 3 | essentially such. Now it has been proved that ~God is absolutely
11 1, 4 | from what has been already proved, God is existence itself,
12 1, 8 | by its power; hence it is proved in Phys. vii ~that the thing
13 1, 11 | Para. 2/3~Secondly, this is proved from the infinity of His
14 1, 12 | natural reason. Which is proved thus. The knowledge which
15 1, 13 | representation of Him. Which is proved ~thus. For these names express
16 1, 13 | against the philosophers, who proved many ~things about God,
17 1, 14 | Himself, as can be thus proved. ~A thing is said to be
18 1, 14 | or by the infinite, as is proved in Phys. vi. ~Therefore
19 1, 14 | conclusion can follow, as ~is proved in Poster. i. But this is
20 1, 15 | understood by it; as ~can be proved thus. Inasmuch as He knows
21 1, 19 | Himself is unmoved, as proved in Phys. viii, 49. Therefore
22 1, 19 | nature act for an end, as proved in ~Phys. ii, 49, the natural
23 1, 23 | towards an end, which we proved above to be ~providence.
24 1, 23 | of the provider, as ~was proved above (Q[22], A[1]). But
25 1, 23 | things towards an end; as was proved above ~(Q[22], A[2]). But
26 1, 29 | not apply to God, as we proved above (Q[14], A[12]~); and
27 1, 30 | genus nor species, as we proved above ~(Q[3], A[5]). Therefore
28 1, 32 | of persons is adequately proved by such reasons. This ~becomes
29 1, 34 | altogether the same, as was ~proved above (Q[14], AA[4],5).
30 1, 36 | relations of origin, as proved above (Q[28], A[44]). And ~
31 1, 39 | trinity of persons cannot be proved by demonstration, as was
32 1, 42 | Son cannot beget a Son, as proved ~above (Q[41], A[6]). Therefore
33 1, 45 | created being is finite, as we proved above ~when treating of
34 1, 45 | infinite being, as was proved above (Q[7], A[2]), it follows
35 1, 46 | and hence it cannot be ~proved by demonstration.~Aquin.:
36 1, 46 | duration. But it can be proved demonstratively ~that God
37 1, 46 | can be demonstratively ~proved that the world began.~Aquin.:
38 1, 46 | articles of faith cannot be proved demonstratively, ~because
39 1, 46 | and therefore it cannot be proved demonstratively.~Aquin.:
40 1, 46 | demonstration can it ~be proved, that the world did not
41 1, 52 | sensible body, as we find proved in Phys. iv, text. 58. Much
42 1, 53 | without a ~middle, as is proved in Phys. vi, text. 1. And
43 1, 61 | corporeal nature, it would have ~proved to them an occasion of idolatry,
44 1, 63 | is continuous, as it is proved Phys. vi, ~text. 2. But
45 1, 67 | order of movement as is ~proved Phys. viii, text. 55, we
46 1, 68 | to abandon it, if it be proved with certainty to be false;
47 1, 68 | faith nor difficult to be proved and ~believed."~Aquin.:
48 1, 68 | have considered this to be proved by ~the extreme cold of
49 1, 69 | together, for it has been proved in regard to the Red Sea,
50 1, 70 | idolatry: ~since the lights are proved not to be gods, by the fact
51 1, 70 | first moves itself, as is proved in ~Phys. viii, text. 34,
52 1, 75 | unchanging movement, as we find proved ~Phys. viii, 6; and this
53 1, 75 | corporeal. This ~opinion can be proved to be false in many ways;
54 1, 76 | Para. 4/6~Secondly, this is proved to be impossible by the
55 1, 77 | present purpose ~this may be proved in two ways. First, because,
56 1, 39 | trinity of persons cannot be proved by demonstration, as was
57 1, 42 | Son cannot beget a Son, as proved ~above (Q[41], A[6]). Therefore
58 1, 46 | created being is finite, as we proved above ~when treating of
59 1, 46 | infinite being, as was proved above (Q[7], A[2]), it follows
60 1, 47 | and hence it cannot be ~proved by demonstration.~Aquin.:
61 1, 47 | duration. But it can be proved demonstratively ~that God
62 1, 47 | can be demonstratively ~proved that the world began.~Aquin.:
63 1, 47 | articles of faith cannot be proved demonstratively, ~because
64 1, 47 | and therefore it cannot be proved demonstratively.~Aquin.:
65 1, 47 | demonstration can it ~be proved, that the world did not
66 1, 53 | sensible body, as we find proved in Phys. iv, text. 58. Much
67 1, 54 | without a ~middle, as is proved in Phys. vi, text. 1. And
68 1, 62 | corporeal nature, it would have ~proved to them an occasion of idolatry,
69 1, 64 | is continuous, as it is proved Phys. vi, ~text. 2. But
70 1, 68 | order of movement as is ~proved Phys. viii, text. 55, we
71 1, 69 | to abandon it, if it be proved with certainty to be false;
72 1, 69 | faith nor difficult to be proved and ~believed."~Aquin.:
73 1, 69 | have considered this to be proved by ~the extreme cold of
74 1, 70 | together, for it has been proved in regard to the Red Sea,
75 1, 71 | idolatry: ~since the lights are proved not to be gods, by the fact
76 1, 71 | first moves itself, as is proved in ~Phys. viii, text. 34,
77 1, 74 | unchanging movement, as we find proved ~Phys. viii, 6; and this
78 1, 74 | corporeal. This ~opinion can be proved to be false in many ways;
79 1, 75 | Para. 4/6~Secondly, this is proved to be impossible by the
80 1, 76 | present purpose ~this may be proved in two ways. First, because,
81 1, 82 | a habit, can be clearly proved in two ways. First of all, ~
82 1, 83 | this opinion is clearly proved from the fact that if a
83 1, 83 | understand. And this is proved to be false especially from
84 1, 84 | it understands: which is proved thus. ~There is a twofold
85 1, 89 | variety in itself, as we have ~proved (Q[3], AA[1],7; Q[9], A[
86 1, 89 | theories are impossible, as proved above (Q[3], AA[1],8; ~and
87 1, 89 | faith. For it has been proved that the rational soul cannot
88 1, 91 | all those things which ~proved an occasion of sin, the
89 1, 92 | of the Divine ~Persons is proved from the fact that man is
90 1, 94 | Adam possessed it not; as ~proved by his subsequent sin. Therefore
91 1, 94 | virtues; and this can be proved from what precedes. For ~
92 1, 95 | subject to man. This can be proved in three ~ways. First, from
93 1, 95 | right. Secondly, this is proved by the order of ~Divine
94 1, 95 | government. Thirdly, this is ~proved from a property of man and
95 1, 95 | other ~animals to man is proved to be natural.~Aquin.: SMT
96 1, 97 | because another man would have proved a more effective help ~in
97 1, 102 | extrinsic good. This can be proved by reason. For it ~is clear
98 1, 102 | governed by one as we have proved (A[3]). Therefore also the
99 1, 102 | whole universal being, as proved ~above (Q[44], AA[1],2).
100 1, 102 | government. This can also be proved from the nature of the end
101 1, 102 | government. This can be proved in two ways: firstly from
102 1, 103 | The middle proposition is ~proved thus. That which is included
103 1, 112 | snares of the demons; as was proved by the event. For this reason ~
104 1, 114 | not cause weight; as is proved (De ~Coelo et Mundo iv,
105 1, 114 | 4]). But this opinion is proved to be false from what we
106 1, 115 | affairs: because we have proved above (Q[115], A[4]) that
107 1, 115 | necessity. But this is false, as proved above (Q[115], A[6]).~Aquin.:
108 1, 116 | But against this we have proved ~above (Q[79], A[2]; Q[84],
109 1, 117 | impossible, for it has been proved above (Q[76], A[4]) that
110 1, 117 | body, it is subsistent, as proved above (Q[75], A[2]): therefore
111 1, 117 | man, which is false, as proved above (Q[75], A[4]). Moreover,
112 1, 117 | nature as the angels, is proved from the ~different mode
113 1, 117 | Secondly, this statement can be proved to be false in itself. For
114 2, 3 | perfect good, as we find proved in ~Ethic. i, 7: which would
115 2, 5 | of the Perfect Good, is proved both because his intellect ~
116 2, 5 | attain Happiness. This can be proved ~again from the fact that
117 2, 9 | 1~OBJ 3: Further, as is proved in Phys. viii, 5, the mover
118 2, 9 | that of the heavens, as is proved in Phys. ~viii, 9. But human
119 2, 12 | things void of reason, as is proved in Phys. ii, ~8. Much more,
120 2, 15 | from choice. And this is proved to be false by the ~authority
121 2, 22 | soul is not moved, as is proved in De Anima i, 3. Therefore
122 2, 31 | there is one contrary, as is proved in ~Metaph. x, 4. But sadness
123 2, 41 | virtue is a passion, as is proved in Ethic. ii, 5. Therefore
124 2, 51 | different respects, as is proved in Physics viii, text. 28,
125 2, 52 | is no alteration, as is proved in ~Phys. vii, text. 15,
126 2, 52 | itself were made, as is proved in Metaph. vii, text. 32,
127 2, 56 | I answer that, It can be proved in three ways that virtue
128 2, 65 | exercise of ~acts, as is proved in Ethic. ii, 1,2. But man
129 2, 68 | the cardinal virtues is proved in ~one way from the fact
130 2, 71 | thing ~has one contrary, as proved in Metaph. x, text. 17.
131 2, 72 | to their objects, as was ~proved above (Q[18], A[2]). Therefore
132 2, 72 | and social animal, as is ~proved in Polit. i, 2, hence a
133 2, 73 | with one another, as is ~proved in Phys. vii, text. 30,
134 2, 75 | happen of ~necessity, as is proved in Metaph. vi, text. 5.
135 2, 79 | which is false, as ~was proved above (A[1]). Therefore
136 2, 83 | of ~its essence, as was proved in the FP, Q[76], A[6].
137 2, 85 | the rational soul, as was ~proved in the FP, Q[75], A[6].
138 2, 95 | nature a social animal, as is proved ~in Polit. i, 2. But those
139 2, 98 | right ~reason, so is a law proved to be good if it accords
140 2, 105 | neighbor ignorantly, and is proved to have had no hatred ~against
141 2, 110 | part of the soul, as is proved in Physic. viii; and grace
142 2, 113 | points in a line, as is proved in Physic. vi, 1. ~But time
143 2, 1 | these principles is as well proved in the eyes of the faithful, ~
144 2, 1 | OBJ 3: Things which can be proved by demonstration are reckoned ~
145 2, 2 | those things which can be proved by ~natural reason?~Aquin.:
146 2, 2 | those things which can be ~proved by natural reason. For nothing
147 2, 2 | to believe what can be proved by natural reason.~Aquin.:
148 2, 2 | those ~things which can be proved by natural reason.~Aquin.:
149 2, 2 | even of those that can be proved by ~reason: and so it is
150 2, 4 | the object of faith, as ~proved above (Q[1], A[3]): while
151 2, 5 | without knowing how it ~is proved, has not scientific knowledge,
152 2, 12 | way, since ~negatives are proved by affirmatives, according
153 2, 23 | intellective appetite, as proved in the FP, Q[81], A[2]:
154 2, 23 | simple thing to another, as proved in Phys. iii, ~text. 59,
155 2, 23 | subject to rarefaction, as is proved in Phys. iv, 9. In like ~
156 2, 24 | OBJ 2: Further, "love is proved by deeds" as Gregory says
157 2, 25 | OBJ 3: Further, "Love is proved by deeds," as Gregory states (
158 2, 26 | God, our love for God is proved to be all the stronger through ~
159 2, 26 | the power of a furnace is ~proved to be the stronger, according
160 2, 26 | Hence our love for God is proved to be so much the ~stronger,
161 2, 31 | would have to suffer if proved guilty.] Therefore it seems
162 2, 31 | are reported falsely or proved in ~truth to have done anything
163 2, 37 | or heresy: ~and this is proved from the fact that if he
164 2, 50 | is the more one it is, as proved in De Causis. Now prudence
165 2, 58 | instance when a thing is proved by suitable witnesses.~Aquin.:
166 2, 62 | injustice to himself, as is proved in Ethic. v, 11. Therefore
167 2, 65 | truth, as when something is proved ~by means of false witnesses.
168 2, 65 | according to what is alleged and proved in opposition ~to the truth
169 2, 65 | to what is alleged ~and proved in court. Therefore a judge
170 2, 66 | grievous crimes and are not yet proved to be innocent ~[*1 Tim.
171 2, 66 | would have to suffer if proved guilty.] Therefore evasion
172 2, 74 | bless God ~and curse man, as proved in the third chapter of
173 2, 87 | and commendable. This is proved from its origin ~and from
174 2, 93 | natural order, since, as it is proved in Metaph. vi [*Ed. Did. ~
175 2, 98 | monastery a person who has proved his regard for that monastery
176 2, 122 | man's love for a thing is proved to be ~so much the greater,
177 2, 123 | for its object, as we find proved in Ethic. iii, ~6. Wherefore
178 2, 136 | defeated by lust, or who has proved himself unbeaten by ~toil,
179 2, 169 | conclusion, as we find proved in I Poster. 6. But if the
180 2, 178 | perfect and come first, as proved ~in Phys. viii, 7; wherefore
181 3, 1 | Vera ~Relig. xvi): "God has proved to us how high a place human
182 3, 2 | form of a body, as was proved (FP, Q[3], A[8]). Unity
183 3, 5 | Therefore granted, as ~already proved (Q[4], A[1]), that it was
184 3, 5 | that, By the reasons which proved that the body of Christ
185 3, 5 | and incorruptible, as is proved De ~Coel. i, 20, if the
186 3, 5 | the act of a ~body, as is proved De Anima iii, 6. Hence it
187 3, 7 | Hence it is not hereby proved ~that Christ had not the
188 3, 15 | His human nature is not proved by sin, ~since sin does
189 3, 28 | 2: Further (Mt. 1) it is proved that Christ was the Son
190 3, 30 | her obedience: ~which she proved herself right ready to do,
191 3, 30 | greater cannot be adequately proved by the less. But ~it was
192 3, 32 | animate things only, as is proved Phys. viii.~Aquin.: SMT
193 3, 33 | of the thing moved, as is proved Phys. vi. ~Therefore Christ'
194 3, 36 | near at hand, might be ~proved worthy of condemnation" (
195 3, 43 | reason, they cannot ~be proved by human arguments, but
196 3, 43 | arguments, but need to be proved by the argument of ~Divine
197 3, 43 | unwilling to believe what is proved ~from the Scriptures unless (
198 3, 43 | healed all." Whereby it is proved, as Cyril says (Comment.
199 3, 44 | and unchangeable, as ~is proved De Coelo i. Therefore it
200 3, 44 | is not so ~sufficiently proved by changes wrought in the
201 3, 46 | sight of all men, and so proved that ~death was vanquished
202 3, 46 | murdering God Himself; as is proved by the gravity of the punishment.
203 3, 51 | 1: Though buried, Christ proved Himself "free among the
204 3, 52 | belongs to bodies, as is proved in Phys. vi, text. 32; ~
205 3, 55 | Sacred Scriptures that He proved to them the truth of His
206 3, 57 | time ~is reckoned, as is proved in Physics vi. Consequently,
207 3, 57 | above the heavens, as is proved in De Coelo ~i. But every
208 3, 61 | innocence. ~This can be proved from the rectitude of that
209 3, 61 | head of the house is not proved to have a ~changeable mind,
210 3, 66 | conversely. And from this it ~is proved to be more perfect.~Aquin.:
211 3, 68 | his intention cannot be proved, anyone ~might ask to be
212 3, 70 | day. But this cannot be proved either from the ~authority
213 3, 72 | Acts 8:17. Now it has been proved in the FP, Q[43], A[3] that ~
214 3, 75 | before accident, ~as is proved in Metaph. vii. Since, then,
215 3, 75 | successive instants, as is proved in Phys. vi. And therefore
216 3, 77 | external objects. For it is proved in Phys. vii, that forms
217 3, 82 | priest invoking him be ~proved full of guilty deeds?" Consequently,
218 3, 89 | aforesaid crimes are not proved by a judicial ~process,
219 Suppl, 4 | are not possible, as is proved in Ethic. ii, ~6,7. Wherefore,
220 Suppl, 6 | a ~crime which cannot be proved by means of proper witnesses.
221 Suppl, 21| committed, but which ~has been proved against him: in this case,
222 Suppl, 29| is clearly false since we proved when treating of ~the Eucharist
223 Suppl, 39| the spirit of God; as was proved by the result of ~his action,
224 Suppl, 45| 3: Further, if a man is proved to have consented to take
225 Suppl, 47| person to sin until it be proved; and he sinned if he said
226 Suppl, 48| the same conclusion is proved by the examples and authorities ~
227 Suppl, 53| marriage. The minor is proved as follows. It is clear
228 Suppl, 53| the same conclusion may be proved by many authorities quoted
229 Suppl, 54| changed into the semen, ~as proved in De Gener. Anim. i, 18.
230 Suppl, 55| Para. 2/2~Further, this is proved by the authorities quoted
231 Suppl, 55| affinity or consanguinity be ~proved, the parties should be separated
232 Suppl, 55| proceed from ill-will, and are proved ~by false witnesses. Hence
233 Suppl, 56| On the contrary, This is proved by authority quoted in the
234 Suppl, 57| 2/2~Further, the same is proved by the authorities quoted
235 Suppl, 57| 2/2~Further, the same is proved by the authorities quoted
236 Suppl, 62| Further, that which cannot be proved ought not to be submitted
237 Suppl, 62| of fornication cannot be ~proved, since "the eye of the adulterer
238 Suppl, 62| which suspicions being proved the fornication seems to
239 Suppl, 62| fornication seems to be proved: for ~instance if they be
240 Suppl, 65| fornication was not a sin; and he proved his assertion ~from the
241 Suppl, 67| insufficient, the ~divorce was proved to be unjust, and therefore
242 Suppl, 70| of the sensitive part, as proved ~in De Memor. et Remin.
243 Suppl, 74| aforesaid time have so far proved to ~be untruthful; for some,
244 Suppl, 76| identically the same. The minor is proved thus: That which passes
245 Suppl, 76| identical man. The minor can be proved in ~two ways. First, because
246 Suppl, 77| restore quantity. This is proved by two reasons. ~First,
247 Suppl, 79| of a human body, as ~was proved above (Sent. ii, D, 12,
248 Suppl, 79| the senses. The minor is proved thus: That which is ~actually
249 Suppl, 79| of sight. The minor is ~proved thus. Whenever a thing is
250 Suppl, 80| a miracle. The minor is proved thus. ~Suppose two bodies
251 Suppl, 80| a miracle. The minor is proved as follows: It is a ~conclusion
252 Suppl, 80| a miracle. The minor is proved thus. Supposing two bodies
253 Suppl, 80| Further, this may again be proved from the fact that our Lord
254 Suppl, 81| a term "whereto," as ~is proved in Phys. vi, 6: while whatever
255 Suppl, 81| contradiction: which is proved as follows. ~Suppose a body
256 Suppl, 81| precedes to be changed," as is proved in Phys. vi, 5. Nor ~is
257 Suppl, 85| of the first coming, as proved by the number of weeks mentioned
258 Suppl, 86| and thus God's justice be proved.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
259 Suppl, 88| and nowise violent, as is proved in De Coelo ~et Mundo i.
260 Suppl, 88| the sun does now: which is proved manifestly to be false from
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