Part, Question
1 1, 7 | concerning its infinity; forasmuch as they ~asserted that matter
2 1, 7 | could it move ~circularly; forasmuch as circular motion requires
3 1, 7 | whole we approach to matter, forasmuch as ~parts have the aspect
4 1, 7 | would ~never be finished, forasmuch as it would depend on an
5 1, 8 | indivisible in permanent things, ~forasmuch as it has a determinate
6 1, 8 | of action or movement, ~forasmuch as it has a determinate
7 1, 8 | be primarily everywhere, forasmuch as ~what belongs to anything
8 1, 8 | everywhere, but not ~primarily; forasmuch as it is not wholly in each
9 1, 9 | the privation of this act; forasmuch as existence is ~consequent
10 1, 9 | Forms are called invariable, forasmuch as they cannot be ~subjects
11 1, 10 | is ~not a part of time, forasmuch as eternity exceeds time,
12 1, 10 | from permanence of being, forasmuch ~as their being neither
13 1, 10 | aeviternity is infinite, forasmuch as it is ~not finished by
14 1, 10 | time for temporal things, forasmuch ~as one number exists for
15 1, 10 | however, is sufficient; forasmuch as things which are one
16 1, 11 | to say "being" is ~"one"; forasmuch as "one" adds an idea to "
17 1, 11 | predicated of ~opposite; forasmuch as one is absolute, and
18 1, 12 | matter we know naturally, ~forasmuch as our soul, whereby we
19 1, 12 | creature is its own existence, ~forasmuch as its existence is participated.
20 1, 12 | when compared with God; forasmuch as it does not possess the ~
21 1, 12 | thing seen is ~considered; forasmuch as he sees Him as He is;
22 1, 12 | mode of the seer is meant, forasmuch as the intellect ~will with
23 1, 12 | intellect, or in any other way; forasmuch as He is infinite and cannot
24 1, 12 | seen is held or ~possessed, forasmuch as things either appear
25 1, 12 | many things all ~at once, forasmuch as understand many things
26 1, 13 | abstract names ~belong to Him, forasmuch as they do not signify any
27 1, 13 | express His mode of being, forasmuch as our intellect ~does not
28 1, 13 | secondarily said of medicine, forasmuch as it signifies only the
29 1, 13 | not signify what God is, ~forasmuch as by none of these names
30 1, 13 | are called relative, not forasmuch ~as they are related to
31 1, 13 | Achilles" ~metaphorically, forasmuch as he may possess something
32 1, 13 | was said of individuals. Forasmuch as we are unable to ~understand
33 1, 14 | is said to be in Himself, forasmuch as He is not ~contained
34 1, 14 | comprehended by Himself, forasmuch as nothing in Himself is
35 1, 14 | not of itself knowable, forasmuch as the very nature of evil
36 1, 14 | But this will ~not hold; forasmuch as no one can apply a thing
37 1, 14 | not yet determined to one; forasmuch ~as a contingent cause has
38 1, 14 | they cannot be certain, forasmuch as we know future contingent ~
39 1, 14 | from one thing to another, forasmuch as the intelligible ~species
40 1, 14 | His speculative knowledge, forasmuch as ~He sees all things other
41 1, 23 | and demerit are in us, ~forasmuch as we are the masters of
42 1, 28 | found in any other genus; ~forasmuch as other genera, as quantity
43 1, 28 | any extrinsic procession, ~forasmuch as the relations of God
44 1, 29 | individual" superfluously added, forasmuch as by the ~name of hypostasis
45 1, 29 | must be attributed to God, forasmuch as ~His essence contains
46 1, 29 | poison lurks in this word," forasmuch as before it was fully understood
47 1, 29 | essence only, it follows that forasmuch as we speak of "three ~persons,"
48 1, 29 | and relation indirectly, ~forasmuch as "person" means as it
49 1, 29 | and essence indirectly; forasmuch as ~in the definition of "
50 1, 29 | itself, not to ~another; forasmuch as it signifies relation
51 1, 30 | our way of understanding; forasmuch as number regarded ~apart
52 1, 30 | to the person of the Son, forasmuch as it has no ~relative opposition
53 1, 30 | community of ~exclusion, forasmuch as the definition of "person"
54 1, 32 | this proof were sufficient, forasmuch as some other theory ~might
55 1, 32 | proof in the case of God, forasmuch as the intellect is not
56 1, 32 | the divine simplicity; ~forasmuch as we always name a thing
57 1, 32 | applied to the notions; forasmuch as this is ~against their
58 1, 33 | by similitude of glory, forasmuch as they have ~obtained possession
59 1, 34 | God ~"to see by thought," forasmuch as the Word is conceived
60 1, 34 | information of our intellect; ~forasmuch as our intellect is made
61 1, 34 | as the Word proceeding; forasmuch as in God the Word proceeding
62 1, 36 | distinguish ~the persons except forasmuch as they are opposite relations;
63 1, 36 | is absolutely necessary. Forasmuch as one power ~belongs to
64 1, 36 | to act through the king, forasmuch as the power of the king
65 1, 36 | taken as an adjective; and forasmuch ~as an adjective cannot
66 1, 37 | the ~procession of Love; forasmuch as the former is the more
67 1, 37 | as by a notional act; forasmuch as "to speak" imports a ~
68 1, 38 | to anyone gratuitously ~forasmuch as we wish him well. So
69 1, 39 | essence and person ~differ, forasmuch as they held the relations
70 1, 39 | three Gods," but "one God"; ~forasmuch as in the three "supposita"
71 1, 39 | another self [alterum se]," forasmuch ~as the word "se" is either
72 1, 39 | that He is ~"another God"; forasmuch as this adjective "another"
73 1, 39 | order should be observed, forasmuch as what ~belongs to action
74 1, 39 | things are ~contained in God forasmuch as He in His goodness preserves
75 1, 39 | accomplished by ~the Son. Yet, forasmuch as the word "Who" is taken
76 1, 40 | signifies property only; forasmuch as ~this name "Father" signifies
77 1, 40 | speaks in a ~general sense, forasmuch as not every unbegotten
78 1, 42 | being more, ~or less, hot; forasmuch as it is more or less, perfect
79 1, 42 | action: in ~regard to being, forasmuch as things of a more perfect
80 1, 42 | and in regard to action, forasmuch as things of a more ~perfect
81 1, 42 | the Son by His essence, forasmuch as the Father is His own
82 1, 43 | by command or counsel; forasmuch ~as the one commanding is
83 1, 43 | attributed ~to the Holy Ghost, forasmuch as He is by His nature the
84 1, 43 | can send the Holy Ghost, forasmuch as man cannot cause the
85 1, 44 | attain to likeness to Him, forasmuch as they ~represent the divine
86 1, 44 | good and desirable except ~forasmuch as it participates in the
87 1, 45 | being absolutely, except forasmuch as it causes "being" in ~"
88 1, 46 | exist; but the world exists forasmuch as God wills it to exist,
89 1, 46 | heaven ~is ungenerated, forasmuch as it has no contrary from
90 1, 47 | intelligence; in which, forasmuch as it was not its own being, ~
91 1, 47 | individual of each ~species, forasmuch as the species is sufficiently
92 1, 47 | material plurality as the end forasmuch as ~material multitude has
93 1, 47 | intention of the divine ~agent; forasmuch as for the same reason it
94 1, 48 | is said to corrupt good, forasmuch as ~it is itself a corruption
95 1, 50 | the nature of whiteness, ~forasmuch as it is not contracted
96 1, 57 | do the ~angels know them, forasmuch as they are in the angels
97 1, 58 | simply by way ~of similitude, forasmuch as they know sensible things
98 1, 67 | not to have a contrary, forasmuch ~as it is the natural quality
99 1, 67 | First, as to the cause, forasmuch as ~in the substance of
100 1, 75 | soul and body. I say this, ~forasmuch as some held that the form
101 1, 75 | it could only be ~one; forasmuch as one whiteness does not
102 1, 77 | to the order of nature, forasmuch as perfect ~things are by
103 1, 77 | of generation and time; forasmuch as from being imperfect,
104 1, 77 | subject. So the ~subject, forasmuch as it is in potentiality,
105 1, 77 | the ~accidental form: but forasmuch as it is in act, it produces
106 1, 77 | subject ~of an accident, forasmuch as it has something of potentiality,
107 1, 37 | the ~procession of Love; forasmuch as the former is the more
108 1, 37 | as by a notional act; forasmuch as "to speak" imports a ~
109 1, 38 | to anyone gratuitously ~forasmuch as we wish him well. So
110 1, 39 | essence and person ~differ, forasmuch as they held the relations
111 1, 39 | three Gods," but "one God"; ~forasmuch as in the three "supposita"
112 1, 39 | another self [alterum se]," forasmuch ~as the word "se" is either
113 1, 39 | that He is ~"another God"; forasmuch as this adjective "another"
114 1, 39 | order should be observed, forasmuch as what ~belongs to action
115 1, 39 | things are ~contained in God forasmuch as He in His goodness preserves
116 1, 39 | accomplished by ~the Son. Yet, forasmuch as the word "Who" is taken
117 1, 40 | signifies property only; forasmuch as ~this name "Father" signifies
118 1, 40 | speaks in a ~general sense, forasmuch as not every unbegotten
119 1, 42 | being more, ~or less, hot; forasmuch as it is more or less, perfect
120 1, 42 | action: in ~regard to being, forasmuch as things of a more perfect
121 1, 42 | and in regard to action, forasmuch as things of a more ~perfect
122 1, 42 | the Son by His essence, forasmuch as the Father is His own
123 1, 43 | by command or counsel; forasmuch ~as the one commanding is
124 1, 43 | attributed ~to the Holy Ghost, forasmuch as He is by His nature the
125 1, 43 | can ~send the Holy Ghost, forasmuch as man cannot cause the
126 1, 45 | attain to likeness to Him, forasmuch as they ~represent the divine
127 1, 45 | good and desirable except ~forasmuch as it participates in the
128 1, 46 | being absolutely, except forasmuch as it causes "being" in ~"
129 1, 47 | exist; but the world exists forasmuch as God wills it to exist,
130 1, 47 | heaven ~is ungenerated, forasmuch as it has no contrary from
131 1, 48 | intelligence; in which, forasmuch as it was not its own being, ~
132 1, 48 | individual of each ~species, forasmuch as the species is sufficiently
133 1, 48 | material plurality as the end forasmuch as ~material multitude has
134 1, 48 | intention of the divine ~agent; forasmuch as for the same reason it
135 1, 49 | is said to corrupt good, forasmuch as ~it is itself a corruption
136 1, 51 | the nature of whiteness, ~forasmuch as it is not contracted
137 1, 58 | do the ~angels know them, forasmuch as they are in the angels
138 1, 59 | simply by way ~of similitude, forasmuch as they know sensible things
139 1, 68 | not to have a contrary, forasmuch ~as it is the natural quality
140 1, 68 | First, as to the cause, forasmuch as ~in the substance of
141 1, 74 | soul and body. I say this, ~forasmuch as some held that the form
142 1, 74 | it could only be ~one; forasmuch as one whiteness does not
143 1, 76 | to the order of nature, forasmuch as perfect ~things are by
144 1, 76 | of generation and time; forasmuch as from being imperfect,
145 1, 76 | subject. So the ~subject, forasmuch as it is in potentiality,
146 1, 76 | the ~accidental form: but forasmuch as it is in act, it produces
147 1, 76 | subject ~of an accident, forasmuch as it has something of potentiality,
148 1, 77 | universal being. Secondly, forasmuch as the soul ~itself has
149 1, 78 | in the two first senses; forasmuch as this ~so-called intellect
150 1, 78 | preserved in ~the intellect, forasmuch as it understands that it
151 1, 78 | consultation of things eternal": forasmuch as in contemplation it sees ~
152 1, 78 | things, but imperfectly; forasmuch ~as they have but imperfect
153 1, 81 | truth is something good: forasmuch as the intellect is a thing,
154 1, 82 | determinate to one. And forasmuch as man is rational is it
155 1, 82 | not make comparisons, yet forasmuch as it is moved by the ~apprehensive
156 1, 83 | things, "after a fashion," forasmuch as it is in potentiality
157 1, 83 | likeness to the lower creature, forasmuch as they have something in ~
158 1, 83 | But the intellectual soul ~forasmuch as it is actually understanding,
159 1, 84 | species from the phantasm, forasmuch as by the power of the active ~
160 1, 84 | this is owing to the sight, forasmuch as the ~faculty of sight
161 1, 84 | A[1]; Q[84], A[7]). And forasmuch as it turns to the phantasms, ~
162 1, 85 | course of events is future, ~forasmuch as from eternity His glance
163 1, 85 | knowledge (Q[14], A[13]). ~But forasmuch as it exists in its cause,
164 1, 86 | the order of ~intellects, forasmuch as the intellect understands
165 1, 87 | light of the first ~truth, forasmuch as the light itself of our
166 1, 88 | perfect knowledge ~of them, forasmuch as the nature of the soul
167 1, 92 | incorrectly called an image forasmuch as image ~is put for the
168 1, 92 | still more in the habits, forasmuch as the acts virtually ~exist
169 1, 92 | as he says farther ~on; forasmuch as this knowledge of temporal
170 1, 94 | does not need grace more; forasmuch as man even before sin ~
171 1, 105 | image from the exemplar, forasmuch as it is made to the image
172 1, 107 | Hier. ~vii). Secondly, forasmuch as these types depend on
173 1, 107 | second hierarchy. Thirdly, forasmuch as these types are applied
174 1, 107 | dispositively by natural gifts, ~forasmuch as to the angels are given
175 1, 107 | called the order of "angels," forasmuch as they announce things
176 1, 107 | called the "angel princes"; forasmuch as ~they are princes as
177 1, 107 | seats is displayed strength, forasmuch as a person sits firmly ~
178 1, 108 | called an enlightenment, forasmuch as they ~direct it to God;
179 1, 109 | made is like to the maker, forasmuch as ~every agent makes its
180 1, 109 | by "private contracts," forasmuch as every power of the creature,
181 1, 111 | dignity by way ~of congruity; forasmuch as it is congruous that
182 1, 112 | in any sufficient degree; forasmuch as he is weak in affection ~
183 1, 112 | wisdom thereupon. Wherefore forasmuch as ~they consult the Divine
184 1, 114 | therefore say that a body acts forasmuch as it is in act, on a ~body
185 1, 114 | it is in act, on a ~body forasmuch as it is in potentiality.~
186 1, 114 | is inferior to another, forasmuch as it is in potentiality
187 1, 114 | being a universal agent, forasmuch as a ~form is individualized
188 1, 114 | likeness to the Divine Being, forasmuch as it ~has a form. That
189 1, 114 | respect of their origin, ~forasmuch as they are the effect of
190 1, 114 | the intellect and will, forasmuch, namely, as ~both intellect
191 1, 114 | Centiloquium, prop. 5], forasmuch as, to wit, ~he conquers
192 1, 114 | signs"; ~that is to say, forasmuch as these things are offered
193 1, 116 | actually, but virtually; forasmuch as they have such great ~
194 1, 117 | which are said to exist forasmuch as the subsistent composites
195 1, 117 | 4: Man begets his like, forasmuch as by his seminal power
196 2, 3 | which make a man happy, forasmuch as it is an inclination
197 2, 9 | respect of the same. But forasmuch as it actually wills the
198 2, 21 | too affects the community, forasmuch as he is a part of society:
199 2, 31 | pleasures of sight ~are greater, forasmuch as intellectual pleasures
200 2, 32 | generated in its regard, forasmuch as generation or corruption
201 2, 35 | else results from love, forasmuch as they remind ~us of our
202 2, 35 | caused by a greater evil, forasmuch as evil is ~better known
203 2, 36 | than evil: and ~therefore, forasmuch as the object is the cause
204 2, 36 | Para. 1/1~I answer that, Forasmuch as the desire or craving
205 2, 53 | the process of reasoning; forasmuch as a sophistical syllogism
206 2, 54 | previously is perfected, forasmuch as ~it has increased in
207 2, 73 | or ~lower principle. And forasmuch as sins take their species
208 2, 75 | Para. 1/1~I answer that, Forasmuch as a sin has a cause on
209 2, 102 | they become useful to man, forasmuch ~as God gave them to man
210 2, 108 | nature is an unjust command, forasmuch ~as it is contrary to the
211 2, 13 | against the Son of Man, ~forasmuch as He is also the Son of
212 2, 14 | by lust than by gluttony, forasmuch as sexual pleasures ~are
213 2, 56 | itself, but to another. And forasmuch as it belongs to ~justice
214 2, 86 | its name from the will ~forasmuch as it proceeds from the
215 2, 89 | salvation ~of God." And forasmuch as man, by praising God,
216 2, 92 | so much the more infamous forasmuch as the things he ~did dishonestly
217 2, 92 | his inordinate affections, forasmuch as he gave other men divine ~
218 2, 100 | positions of dignity. ~Yet, forasmuch as science, virtue and all
219 2, 101 | to the divine ~lordship, forasmuch as he exercises a particular
220 2, 102 | be all the more prompt, forasmuch as by obeying he forestalls ~
221 2, 116 | covetousness is a special ~sin, forasmuch as it is an immoderate love
222 2, 116 | body but only of the soul, forasmuch as a man takes ~pleasure
223 3 | THEOLOGICA (QQ[1]-90)~PROLOGUE~Forasmuch as our Saviour the Lord
224 3, 1 | man is sufficient. And ~forasmuch as every imperfect presupposes
225 3, 3 | Person, not simply, but forasmuch as the Person is ~denominated
226 3, 4 | is found in human nature, forasmuch ~as it is capable of God,
227 3, 7 | one has not; and as faith, forasmuch as it is a theological virtue,
228 3, 22 | priest's, "mouth"; and again, forasmuch as he offers up the ~people'
229 3, 23 | adopts someone as his son forasmuch as out of ~goodness he admits
230 3, 23 | rational creatures, who forasmuch as they are made to ~the
231 3, 23 | exceeds human adoption, forasmuch as God, by ~bestowing His
232 3, 24 | Praedest. Sanct. xv) says: "Forasmuch as ~God the Son was made
233 3, 24 | action itself: ~that is, forasmuch as predestination implies
234 3, 26 | respect, between God and man, forasmuch as they cooperate in uniting ~
235 3, 30 | which to appear ~visibly: forasmuch as all the apparitions of
236 3, 31 | sin belonged to Christ: forasmuch as He is not descended from
237 3, 31 | the likeness of condition; forasmuch as He assumed flesh ~not
238 3, 31 | certain virtue of origin, forasmuch as ~from those patriarchs
239 3, 32 | the Son of the Holy Ghost, forasmuch ~as His body was fashioned
240 3, 39 | to intellectual vision: ~forasmuch as Christ, when He had sanctified
241 3, 40 | or even of perjury. But forasmuch as ~Christ was incapable
242 3, 60 | required in the sacraments forasmuch as they ~are the principal
243 3, 60 | beginning or at the end, holds forasmuch as with us a change at ~
244 3, 62 | production of an effect, forasmuch as they are one as being
245 3, 62 | both words and things, ~forasmuch as words and things combine
246 3, 62 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: The Word, forasmuch as He was in the beginning
247 3, 62 | were said to ~be sanctified forasmuch as they gave themselves
248 3, 63 | are said to be consecrated forasmuch as they are deputed to Divine ~
249 3, 66 | therefore let us feast." And ~forasmuch as man is born once, whereas
250 3, 66 | without Baptism of ~Blood: forasmuch as his heart is moved by
251 3, 66 | Baptisms is called Baptism, forasmuch as it takes the place of ~
252 3, 70 | Baptism and a figure ~thereof, forasmuch as "all things happened"
253 3, 71 | other impediment is within, forasmuch as, from having contracted ~
254 3, 72 | pertain to his own ~salvation, forasmuch as he lives to himself:
255 3, 76 | Christ is in this sacrament, forasmuch as it is ordained ~to the
256 3, 90 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Sin forasmuch as it is an evil, can be
257 Suppl, 18| commended the unjust steward, forasmuch as he ~had done wisely" (
258 Suppl, 71| dormierunt) who says: "Truly God, forasmuch as ~He is just will adapt
259 Suppl, 87| living and ~of the dead." And forasmuch as by redeeming mankind
|