Part, Question
1 1, 1 | highest cause of the whole universe, namely God, ~is most of
2 1, 8 | numbered. But the whole universe is ~constituted in number,
3 1, 8 | number which is in the whole universe, and is ~thus everywhere.~
4 1, 8 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the universe is a kind of "whole perfect
5 1, 8 | Mund. i). But the whole universe is everywhere, because there
6 1, 8 | 3: The whole body of the universe is everywhere, but not ~
7 1, 15 | good of the order of the universe, as the Philosopher ~clearly
8 1, 15 | Therefore the order of the universe is ~properly intended by
9 1, 15 | the order itself of the universe was ~created by Him immediately,
10 1, 15 | idea of ~the order of the universe. Now there cannot be an
11 1, 18 | of the heavens is ~in the universe of corporeal natures as
12 1, 18 | if the whole corporeal universe were one ~animal, so that
13 1, 19 | preservation of order in the universe, it is not unreasonable
14 1, 19 | for ~the completion of the universe. But this cannot be reduced
15 1, 19 | for the building up of the universe. Therefore to some effects ~
16 1, 19 | of everything," i.e. the universe. And Augustine says ~(Enchiridion
17 1, 19 | admirable beauty ~of the universe, wherein even that which
18 1, 19 | perfection and beauty of the universe, for this is ~what God desires
19 1, 19 | perfection and beauty of ~the universe, except accidentally, as
20 1, 19 | to the perfection of the ~universe," draws a conclusion by
21 1, 20 | loves the entire created universe: because ~He willed for
22 1, 21 | ruler, so the order of the universe, ~which is seen both in
23 1, 21 | presupposes nothing in the universe; yet ~it does presuppose
24 1, 22 | the perfect good of the universe may not be hindered, for ~
25 1, 22 | would be absent from the universe. ~A lion would cease to
26 1, 22 | is ~the perfection of the universe; which would not be, were
27 1, 23 | for the completion of the universe ~there are required different
28 1, 23 | some a low place in the universe. That this multiformity
29 1, 23 | as we consider the whole universe. ~God wills to manifest
30 1, 23 | God in regard to the whole universe, which is His ~effect. For
31 1, 23 | measurements of the whole of the ~universe, and what number would befit
32 1, 23 | essential parts of that ~universe - that is to say, which
33 1, 23 | chiefly for the good of the universe, but in a ~secondary way,
34 1, 23 | ordained for the good of the universe, being as such ~incorruptible;
35 1, 23 | to the ~good of the whole universe.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[23] A[
36 1, 23 | may be preserved in the universe; and also that He may communicate ~
37 1, 25 | wondrous ~beauty of the universe." Therefore the good in
38 1, 25 | Therefore the good in the universe could not be ~made better
39 1, 25 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The universe, the present creation being
40 1, 25 | in which the good of the universe consists. For if any one
41 1, 25 | be another and a better universe.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[25] A[
42 1, 26 | governance of the whole ~universe. As to earthly happiness,
43 1, 32 | to be the father of the universe, they consequently ~maintained
44 1, 44 | devised the order of the universe, which ~order consists in
45 1, 46 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the universe of creatures always existed?~
46 1, 46 | It would seem that the universe of creatures, called the
47 1, 46 | unbegotten. Therefore the ~universe did not begin to exist.~
48 1, 47 | the perfection of the ~universe, which consists of the diversity
49 1, 47 | divided and hence the ~whole universe together participates the
50 1, 47 | of the perfection of the universe, so it is the ~cause of
51 1, 47 | cause of inequality. For the universe would not be perfect if
52 1, 47 | therefore, God also ~made the universe to be best as a whole, according
53 1, 48 | to the perfection of the universe except ~what is a being
54 1, 48 | to the perfection of the ~universe of things; for Augustine
55 1, 48 | admirable beauty of the universe is made up of all things.
56 1, 48 | above, the parts of the universe are ordered ~to each other,
57 1, 48 | to ~the perfection of the universe, nor does it come under
58 1, 48 | the perfection of the ~universe requires that there should
59 1, 48 | therefore, the perfection of the universe requires that there should ~
60 1, 48 | so the ~perfection of the universe requires that there should
61 1, 48 | whole itself, which is ~the universe of creatures, is all the
62 1, 49 | good of the ~order of the universe. Now, the order of the universe
63 1, 49 | universe. Now, the order of the universe requires, as was ~said above (
64 1, 49 | good of the order of the universe, consequently and as it
65 1, 49 | belongs to the order of ~the universe; and this requires that
66 1, 49 | on its order to the whole universe, wherein every part has ~
67 1, 49 | smaller part of the whole universe. And again, in every ~species
68 1, 50 | Hence the perfection of the universe requires that there should
69 1, 50 | Hence the perfection of the universe requires the existence of
70 1, 50 | is the perfection of the universe that God ~chiefly intends
71 1, 54 | keeping with the order of the universe for the highest intellectual ~
72 1, 56 | creature proportionate to the universe which ~He determined to
73 1, 56 | add a ~new creature to the universe, means that He would add
74 1, 61 | angels are ~part of the universe: they do not constitute
75 1, 61 | they do not constitute a universe of themselves; ~but both
76 1, 61 | unite in constituting one universe. ~This stands in evidence
77 1, 61 | makes up the good of the ~universe. But no part is perfect
78 1, 61 | but far above, the whole universe, ~possessing within Himself
79 1, 61 | entire perfection of the universe in a more ~eminent way.
80 1, 61 | an angel is a part of the universe. Hence the ~comparison does
81 1, 61 | involve creation of the ~universe.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[61] A[
82 1, 61 | was observed (A[3]), the universe is made up of ~corporeal
83 1, 65 | consider that the entire ~universe is constituted by all creatures,
84 1, 65 | therefore, in the parts of the universe also every creature exists
85 1, 65 | perfection of the entire ~universe. Furthermore, the entire
86 1, 65 | Furthermore, the entire universe, with all its parts, is ~
87 1, 65 | secure perfection in ~the universe, has set therein creatures
88 1, 66 | being the boundary of the universe. And since place has reference
89 1, 69 | to the ~government of the universe. And Scripture indicates
90 1, 70 | creatures, or for the whole universe, or for the glory of God.
91 1, 70 | ordained to the good of the universe.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[70] A[
92 1, 70 | to the adornment of the universe by ~reason of their proper
93 1, 72 | for the perfection of the universe." And, since man before
94 1, 73 | is the end of the whole universe, is the perfect ~beatitude
95 1, 73 | the completeness of the universe at its first founding, and ~
96 1, 73 | since the ~completion of the universe as to the completeness of
97 1, 74 | God wrought nothing in the universe ~without impressing the
98 1, 74 | signify the ~elements of the universe themselves existing under
99 1, 74 | the permanent parts of the universe, nor of the ~principal divisions
100 1, 45 | devised the order of the universe, which ~order consists in
101 1, 47 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the universe of creatures always existed?~
102 1, 47 | It would seem that the universe of creatures, called the
103 1, 47 | unbegotten. Therefore the ~universe did not begin to exist.~
104 1, 48 | the perfection of the ~universe, which consists of the diversity
105 1, 48 | divided and hence the ~whole universe together participates the
106 1, 48 | of the perfection of the universe, so it is the ~cause of
107 1, 48 | cause of inequality. For the universe would not be perfect if
108 1, 48 | therefore, God also ~made the universe to be best as a whole, according
109 1, 49 | to the perfection of the universe except ~what is a being
110 1, 49 | to the perfection of the ~universe of things; for Augustine
111 1, 49 | admirable beauty of the universe is made up of all things.
112 1, 49 | above, the parts of the universe are ordered ~to each other,
113 1, 49 | to ~the perfection of the universe, nor does it come under
114 1, 49 | the perfection of the ~universe requires that there should
115 1, 49 | therefore, the perfection of the universe requires that there should ~
116 1, 49 | so the ~perfection of the universe requires that there should
117 1, 49 | whole itself, which is ~the universe of creatures, is all the
118 1, 50 | good of the ~order of the universe. Now, the order of the universe
119 1, 50 | universe. Now, the order of the universe requires, as was ~said above (
120 1, 50 | good of the order of the universe, consequently and as it
121 1, 50 | belongs to the order of ~the universe; and this requires that
122 1, 50 | on its order to the whole universe, wherein every part has ~
123 1, 50 | smaller part of the whole universe. And again, in every ~species
124 1, 51 | Hence the perfection of the universe requires that there should
125 1, 51 | Hence the perfection of the universe requires the existence of
126 1, 51 | is the perfection of the universe that God ~chiefly intends
127 1, 55 | keeping with the order of the universe for the highest intellectual ~
128 1, 57 | creature proportionate to the universe which ~He determined to
129 1, 57 | add a ~new creature to the universe, means that He would add
130 1, 62 | angels are ~part of the universe: they do not constitute
131 1, 62 | they do not constitute a universe of themselves; ~but both
132 1, 62 | unite in constituting one universe. ~This stands in evidence
133 1, 62 | makes up the good of the ~universe. But no part is perfect
134 1, 62 | but far above, the whole universe, ~possessing within Himself
135 1, 62 | entire perfection of the universe in a more ~eminent way.
136 1, 62 | an angel is a part of the universe. Hence the ~comparison does
137 1, 62 | involve creation of the ~universe.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[61] A[
138 1, 62 | was observed (A[3]), the universe is made up of ~corporeal
139 1, 66 | consider that the entire ~universe is constituted by all creatures,
140 1, 66 | therefore, in the parts of the universe also every creature exists
141 1, 66 | perfection of the entire ~universe. Furthermore, the entire
142 1, 66 | Furthermore, the entire universe, with all its parts, is ~
143 1, 66 | secure perfection in ~the universe, has set therein creatures
144 1, 67 | being the boundary of the universe. And since place has reference
145 1, 70 | to the ~government of the universe. And Scripture indicates
146 1, 71 | creatures, or for the whole universe, or for the glory of God.
147 1, 71 | ordained to the good of the universe.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[70] A[
148 1, 71 | to the adornment of the universe by ~reason of their proper
149 1, 71 | for the ~perfection of the universe." And, since man before
150 1, 72 | is the end of the whole universe, is the perfect ~beatitude
151 1, 72 | the completeness of the universe at its first founding, and ~
152 1, 72 | since the ~completion of the universe as to the completeness of
153 1, 73 | God wrought nothing in the universe ~without impressing the
154 1, 73 | signify the ~elements of the universe themselves existing under
155 1, 73 | the permanent parts of the universe, nor of the ~principal divisions
156 1, 88 | But the perfection of the universe required various grades
157 1, 91 | an occasion of sin, the universe would have been imperfect.
158 1, 91 | principle of the ~whole universe, so the first man, in likeness
159 1, 92 | like God. But the whole universe is more perfect in goodness
160 1, 92 | 31). Therefore the whole universe is to the image of ~God,
161 1, 92 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The universe is more perfect in goodness
162 1, 92 | we do not mean that the universe in ~any part is not to God'
163 1, 98 | to the perfection of the universe, so also diversity of sex ~
164 1, 102 | Thou Who governest this universe by mandate eternal."~Aquin.:
165 1, 102 | be produced by the whole universe outside itself; and operation ~
166 1, 102 | the entire order of the universe. ~Therefore the end of all
167 1, 102 | is something ~outside the universe, namely, God, it is clear
168 1, 102 | that in the whole ~created universe there is not a good which
169 1, 102 | is the end of the whole universe must be a good ~outside
170 1, 102 | must be a good ~outside the universe.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[103] A[
171 1, 102 | prevents something outside the universe being the good to which
172 1, 102 | good outside the ~whole universe is the end of the government
173 1, 102 | of the government of the universe, as something ~possessed
174 1, 102 | A good existing in the universe, namely, the order of the ~
175 1, 102 | namely, the order of the ~universe, is an end thereof; this.
176 1, 102 | in the government of the ~universe that things are not moved
177 1, 102 | to the perfection of the ~universe (Q[47], AA[1],2; Q[48],
178 1, 102 | in the one order of the universe.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[103] A[
179 1, 102 | OBJ 1: The order of the universe includes both the preservation
180 1, 109 | of the creature, in the ~universe, may be compared to the
181 1, 109 | justice is in the whole universe as the public law is in
182 1, 111 | does not reach to the whole universe, but reaches ~to one thing
183 1, 111 | angels, but also in the whole universe, that inferior things ~are
184 1, 117 | to the ~perfection of the universe. If therefore souls were
185 1, 117 | to the ~perfection of the universe: consequently at the beginning
186 1, 117 | consequently at the beginning the universe ~would have been imperfect.
187 1, 117 | to the perfection of the ~universe, as to the number of individuals,
188 2, 2 | as for its end. But the ~universe of creatures which is called
189 2, 2 | happiness consists in the whole universe of creatures.~Aquin.: SMT
190 2, 2 | something else. Now the universe of creatures, to which man
191 2, 2 | man is not the good of the universe, ~but God himself.~Aquin.:
192 2, 2 | angel, and in the ~whole universe, is a finite and restricted
193 2, 5 | one, of the parts of the universe to one another, the other, ~
194 2, 5 | the other, ~of the whole universe to a good which is outside
195 2, 5 | good which is outside the universe; the former ~order is ordained
196 2, 5 | order of the parts of the universe consists in ~the higher
197 2, 5 | good which is ~outside the universe, i.e. God. Therefore man
198 2, 5 | too, in the order of the universe, man is indeed ~helped by
199 2, 19 | Now the good ~of the whole universe is that which is apprehended
200 2, 19 | is ~the good of the whole universe. On the other hand, the
201 2, 21 | whole ~community of the universe, because in every community,
202 2, 21 | governor and ruler of the whole universe, ~as stated in the FP, Q[
203 2, 79 | others, or of the whole universe: ~thus He directs the sin
204 2, 85 | the preservation of the universe, for which alternate generation
205 2, 91 | the whole community of the universe is governed by Divine ~Reason.
206 2, 91 | in God the ~Ruler of the universe, has the nature of a law.
207 2, 93 | by Him the peace of ~the universe is administered."~Aquin.:
208 2, 102 | work of the creation of the universe. Another ~solemnity, viz.
209 2, 102 | God, the governor of the ~universe.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[102] A[
210 2, 109 | common good of the ~whole universe, which is God. Hence Dionysius
211 2, 112 | conditions of things, ~that the universe might be perfect. Hence
212 2, 113 | man. But the good of the universe is greater than ~the good
213 2, 113 | Reply OBJ 2: The good of the universe is greater than the particular ~
214 2, 113 | good of nature in the whole universe.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[113] A[
215 2, 10 | evils to take place in the universe, ~which He might prevent,
216 2, 83 | sovereign Ruler of the whole universe. Wherefore, as Augustine
217 2, 143 | harmony and clarity of the universe." Hence the beauty ~of the
218 2, 181 | be found in the created universe except in ~a multiform and
219 3, 1 | whole world - the whole universe of things cannot contain. ~
220 3, 1 | comparison with Whom the whole ~universe is accounted as little;
221 3, 1 | the care of governing the universe. This is the thought ~of
222 3, 1 | this work especially the universe ~would seem to be perfected,
223 3, 1 | for the perfection ~of the universe that the creature be ordained
224 3, 4 | perfect it is. But the whole universe is ~more perfect than its
225 3, 4 | nature. Therefore the ~whole universe is more capable of being
226 3, 4 | 4: The perfection of the universe is not the perfection of
227 3, 30 | Father, whole throughout the universe, and was ~whole in the narrow
228 3, 46 | common good of the whole universe. Consequently, if He ~forgive
229 Suppl, 72| perfection of the ~order of the universe, and the more manifold outpouring
230 Suppl, 72| because it will cleanse the universe, whereas this ~fire cannot
231 Suppl, 72| final consummation of the universe: and this ~disposition is
232 Suppl, 72| final perfection of the ~universe, except movement which is
233 Suppl, 72| opinion the ~perfection of the universe with the integrity of its
234 Suppl, 72| earth and air, yet ~the universe would be more imperfect,
235 Suppl, 77| elements in the parts ~of the universe have definite forms, by
236 Suppl, 77| to the perfection of the universe, so too the humors ~belong
237 Suppl, 77| as all the parts of the universe receive their perfection
238 Suppl, 85| to the government of the universe. Hence one man's reward
239 Suppl, 88| it is impossible ~for the universe to be altered; because whatever
240 Suppl, 88| such a thing outside the ~universe. Therefore it is impossible
241 Suppl, 88| has some likeness to ~the universe, wherefore he is called "
242 Suppl, 88| desire be satisfied the universe must needs also be made ~
243 Suppl, 88| God Who wills it, for the ~universe to have at one time one
244 Suppl, 88| be ~bestowed on the whole universe, in so far as this conduces
245 Suppl, 88| change upon the state of the universe, since both ~before and
246 Suppl, 88| Further, the good of the universe which consists in the order
247 Suppl, 88| bettered, the good of the universe is ~done away, since there
248 Suppl, 88| their natural degree in the ~universe should be devoid of brightness,
249 Suppl, 88| brightness, the perfection of the universe would be diminished thereby ~
250 Suppl, 88| OBJ 5: The order of the universe will not be done away by
251 Suppl, 88| 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the universe will remain imperfect if
252 Suppl, 88| to the perfection of the universe. Since then we ~must not
253 Suppl, 88| twofold perfection of the universe, ~one corresponding to this
254 Suppl, 94| does globe here signify the universe, as though the place of
255 Suppl, 94| were outside the whole universe.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[97] A[
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