Part, Question
1 1, 12 | that certain figures are formed in ~the senses or imagination,
2 1, 12 | imagination are divinely formed, so as to express divine
3 1, 12 | even voices, are ~divinely formed to express some divine meaning;
4 1, 12 | natural ~order, or divinely formed in the imagination, we have
5 1, 13 | affirmative propositions can be formed about God?~Aquin.: SMT FP
6 1, 13 | being" and "non-being" formed by reason, apprehending ~"
7 1, 13 | affirmative propositions can be formed about God?~Aquin.: SMT FP
8 1, 13 | affirmative propositions cannot be formed about ~God. For Dionysius
9 1, 13 | affirmative proposition cannot be formed about God.~Aquin.: SMT FP
10 1, 13 | affirmative propositions can be formed about ~God.~Aquin.: SMT
11 1, 13 | affirmative propositions can be formed about God. To ~prove this
12 1, 14 | enunciations that can be formed.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[14] A[
13 1, 15 | they themselves not being formed. Thus they are eternal,
14 1, 15 | with them everything is formed that can rise or ~decay,
15 1, 15 | His understanding to be formed by a plurality of images. ~
16 1, 16 | enunciable propositions which are formed by us, eternal, but it had
17 1, 28 | real relations, but are ~formed only by the mind.~Aquin.:
18 1, 31 | whereas the masculine is ~formed and distinct; and so is
19 1, 33 | no before or ~after, is formed the principle not from a
20 1, 43 | such a visible ~creature, formed for such a purpose, necessarily
21 1, 43 | Those visible creatures were formed by the ministry of the ~
22 1, 45 | and according "as it is formed by a species," and according ~
23 1, 58 | species; just at the body is formed by shape. But one ~body
24 1, 58 | But one ~body cannot be formed into many shapes. Therefore
25 1, 63 | nature while as yet not fully formed: and when it is said ~that
26 1, 63 | dragon which Thou hast formed - He who was the more excellent
27 1, 65 | matter are derived from, and formed by, forms immaterially ~
28 1, 65 | things, but that the devil formed ~corporeal matter, and differentiated
29 1, 66 | things Thou ~hast made, one formed, the other formless," and
30 1, 66 | formless before it was fully formed and distinguished into day
31 1, 67 | And spiritual nature was formed first, as being of higher ~
32 1, 67 | matter of which it had been formed. But this cannot well be ~
33 1, 68 | made in the six days was formed out of ~matter created before
34 1, 68 | firmament cannot have been ~formed out of pre-existing matter,
35 1, 69 | intermediate body, water, was formed, receiving from the ~firmament
36 1, 70 | distinction, so that heaven was formed on the first day; on the
37 1, 70 | be said that they ~were formed out of matter already existing,
38 1, 70 | animals and plants were ~formed. For those, however, who
39 1, 70 | substance, at first formless, is formed on this day, by receiving ~
40 1, 70 | previously was ~without form, was formed on the fourth day.~Aquin.:
41 1, 73 | of Adam out of which God formed Eve; whilst ~others existed
42 1, 74 | spiritual creatures are formed on the first ~day, and corporeal
43 1, 74 | the higher bodies being formed on ~the first these two
44 1, 74 | the firmament had not been formed, and the earth was still
45 1, 74 | the heavenly bodies been formed, which is the fourth ~difference;
46 1, 75 | of which all bodies are formed in ~order to know all bodies.~
47 1, 43 | such a visible ~creature, formed for such a purpose, necessarily
48 1, 43 | Those visible creatures were formed by the ministry of the ~
49 1, 46 | and according "as it is formed by a species," and according ~
50 1, 59 | species; just at the body is formed by shape. But one ~body
51 1, 59 | But one ~body cannot be formed into many shapes. Therefore
52 1, 64 | nature while as yet not fully formed: and when it is said ~that
53 1, 64 | dragon which Thou hast formed - He who was the more excellent
54 1, 66 | matter are derived from, and formed by, forms immaterially ~
55 1, 66 | things, but that the devil formed ~corporeal matter, and differentiated
56 1, 67 | things Thou ~hast made, one formed, the other formless," and
57 1, 67 | formless before it was fully formed and distinguished into day
58 1, 68 | And spiritual nature was formed first, as being of higher ~
59 1, 68 | matter of which it had been formed. But this cannot well be ~
60 1, 69 | made in the six days was formed out of ~matter created before
61 1, 69 | firmament cannot have been ~formed out of pre-existing matter,
62 1, 70 | intermediate body, water, was formed, receiving from the ~firmament
63 1, 71 | distinction, so that heaven was formed on the first day; on the
64 1, 71 | be said that they ~were formed out of matter already existing,
65 1, 71 | animals and plants were ~formed. For those, however, who
66 1, 71 | substance, at first formless, is formed on this day, by receiving ~
67 1, 71 | previously was ~without form, was formed on the fourth day.~Aquin.:
68 1, 72 | of Adam out of which God formed Eve; whilst ~others existed
69 1, 73 | spiritual creatures are formed on the first ~day, and corporeal
70 1, 73 | the higher bodies being formed on ~the first these two
71 1, 73 | the firmament had not been formed, and the earth was still
72 1, 73 | the heavenly bodies been formed, which is the fourth ~difference;
73 1, 74 | of which all bodies are formed in ~order to know all bodies.~
74 1, 78 | even corporeal matter was ~formed, in order that individuals
75 1, 78 | and that our intellect was formed by such ~participation in
76 1, 78 | active intellect there is formed, according to him, a certain ~
77 1, 78 | understand" is to adhere to the formed judgment with approval.~
78 1, 78 | by which conscience is formed, although many, nevertheless
79 1, 82 | 3) says ~that, "having formed a judgment by counsel, we
80 1, 83 | images of bodies which are formed in the soul and of ~the
81 1, 83 | concerning anything cannot be formed, unless all that pertains ~
82 1, 85 | conclusion of a syllogism formed by the practical intellect,
83 1, 89 | written (Gn. 2:7): "God formed man of the slime of ~the
84 1, 89 | whereas the body of man ~was formed on the sixth day, when also
85 1, 90 | man is said to have been ~formed from the slime of the earth;
86 1, 90 | organs of which cannot be formed of a ~heavenly body which
87 1, 90 | pre-existing ~body has been formed whereby another body of
88 1, 90 | blind: and by this power He formed the body of the first man
89 1, 90 | thought that man's body was formed first in ~priority of time,
90 1, 90 | soul was infused into the ~formed body. But it is inconsistent
91 1, 91 | in producing nature, God formed not only the male but also
92 1, 91 | When all things were first formed, it was more suitable ~for
93 1, 91 | woman should not have been formed from the ~rib of man. For
94 1, 91 | Therefore ~Eve was not formed from a rib of Adam.~Aquin.:
95 1, 91 | that the woman's body was formed by a material ~increase,
96 1, 91 | 1~Whether the woman was formed immediately by God?~Aquin.:
97 1, 91 | seem that the woman was not formed immediately by God. ~For
98 1, 91 | But the woman's body was formed ~from corporeal matter.
99 1, 91 | the body of man was not formed by the angels ~from the
100 1, 91 | was the body of the woman formed ~by them from the man's
101 1, 101 | from which her ~body was formed. For the same reason the
102 1, 104 | written (Gn. 2:7): "God formed man of the slime ~of the
103 1, 105 | 3: The rational mind is formed immediately by God, either
104 1, 110 | sensible object from without, ~formed by nature or by the angel
105 1, 113 | imagination itself or the images ~formed therein were identified
106 1, 114 | male sex; wherefore it is formed sometimes into a male, ~
107 1, 118 | comes and goes." Now what is formed from food comes and ~goes.
108 1, 118 | renewal, unless what is ~formed from the food, took the
109 1, 118 | also ~does that which is formed from the food.~Aquin.: SMT
110 1, 118 | according to that which is formed therein, thus it ~remains
111 1, 118 | which this ~individual was formed were actually in Adam: but
112 1, 118 | from ~which His Body was formed, and which was supplied
113 1, 118 | because His Body was not formed by the seminal virtue of
114 2, 48 | because of the blood being formed ~there. On the other hand,
115 2, 50 | like acts like habits ~are formed" (Ethic. ii, 1,2). And therefore
116 2, 51 | multiplied a certain ~quality is formed in the power which is passive
117 2, 52 | like judgment should be formed. But all ~the acts proceeding
118 2, 55 | matter "out of which" it is formed, as neither has any ~other
119 2, 63 | for which other eyes are formed naturally: consequently
120 2, 72 | the third, "when it is formed into a habit"; and the ~
121 2, 78 | which ~those habits were formed" (Ethic. ii, 1,2). But the
122 2, 78 | which those habits were formed: but they differ from them
123 2, 81 | be contracted by anyone formed miraculously from ~some
124 2, 81 | be contracted by a person formed miraculously ~from human
125 2, 81 | contracted by a person ~formed miraculously from human
126 2, 81 | But if a man were to be formed in ~the aforesaid manner,
127 2, 81 | part of the flesh it was formed. ~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[81] A[
128 2, 81 | But those who might be formed ~out of human flesh, would
129 2, 81 | But if ~anyone were to be formed by God out of human flesh,
130 2, 81 | OBJ 3: If a man were to be formed from human flesh, he would
131 2, 102 | baked in the fire, ~i.e. formed by the Holy Ghost in the
132 2, 108 | moral precepts, which ~also formed part of the Old Law. Hence,
133 2, 108 | whereby a Christian's life is formed."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[108]
134 2, 2 | consideration is already formed. But ~some acts of the intellect
135 2, 4 | faith is perfected and formed by charity.~Aquin.: SMT
136 2, 4 | without form hitherto, becomes formed and living.~Aquin.: SMT
137 2, 4 | will, inasmuch as it ~is formed by charity. ~Aquin.: SMT
138 2, 4 | Oper. xvi.]. Now ~faith is formed by charity, as stated above (
139 2, 9 | sure judgment about a thing formed chiefly from its ~cause,
140 2, 9 | about the second cause to be formed through the first cause: ~
141 2, 9 | wherefore the judgment which is formed through the first cause,
142 2, 9 | to the judgment which is formed through second causes. ~
143 2, 9 | restricted to judgments formed through created things.~
144 2, 49 | about a thing should be formed from the proper ~principles
145 2, 58 | whom judgment is being ~formed; for he is deemed worthy
146 2, 58 | Further, judgment has to be formed about individual happenings. ~
147 2, 93 | phantom or mock apparition formed by the machinations of the
148 2, 120 | animal the first thing to be formed is the heart, and in building
149 2, 152 | regard some of the images ~formed by his imagination as though
150 2, 152 | those superfluities are formed in the imagination. ~Accordingly
151 2, 154 | holding to the judgment formed by his reason.~Aquin.: SMT
152 2, 167 | strive to reform what He has formed. This is an assault on the
153 2, 171 | in a mirror ~images are formed from other things, and this
154 2, 171 | Divine foreknowledge is formed therein, ~for which reason
155 2, 171 | 2/7~As to the judgment formed by the human mind, it depends
156 2, 171 | whether these be divinely ~formed for this special purpose,
157 2, 171 | images of bodies ~which are formed in the soul are seen just
158 2, 171 | imaginary ~pictures were formed or coordinated, either while
159 3, 1 | the human race ~was to be formed to the highest virtue should
160 3, 5 | heaven, but that His body was formed by a ~heavenly power, i.e.
161 3, 6 | from which the speech is ~formed. And similarly from the
162 3, 6 | proceeds the Holy Spirit, Who ~formed the body of Christ, as will
163 3, 12 | concepts. Now as ~words formed by a man are signs of his
164 3, 12 | knowledge; so are ~creatures, formed by God, signs of His wisdom.
165 3, 13 | since the ~imagination was formed to be a principle of local
166 3, 17 | masculine ~signifies something formed and perfect. on the other
167 3, 18 | e.g. if ~a man were well formed or healthy as regards his
168 3, 21 | because His reason ~which formed the petition did not desire
169 3, 27 | written ~(Jer. 1:5): "Before I formed thee in the bowels of thy
170 3, 27 | Jeremias before he was formed ~in the womb, by knowledge,
171 3, 28 | T. P.)], wherein He had formed the flesh of Christ: ~wherefore
172 3, 30 | again, until ~Christ be formed in you." But to those who
173 3, 31 | 5) Whether His body was formed from the purest blood of
174 3, 31 | Christ should not have been formed from the mass of the human ~
175 3, 31 | body of Christ was ~not formed of matter derived from Adam.~
176 3, 31 | Therefore ~Christ's body was formed of matter derived from Adam.~
177 3, 31 | from which His body was formed, but either as to ~the virtue
178 3, 31 | the virtue whereby it was formed; or even as to His very
179 3, 31 | from man: just as Eve was formed from the rib of ~a man.~
180 3, 31 | Almighty God had created a man formed otherwise than in a ~mother'
181 3, 31 | the woman was miraculously formed from the man, so ~Christ'
182 3, 31 | man, so ~Christ's body was formed miraculously from the Virgin.
183 3, 31 | is ~not said to have been formed from the man's blood, but
184 3, 31 | Christ's ~body have been formed from the Virgin's blood,
185 3, 31 | other men's bodies are not formed from the purest blood but ~
186 3, 31 | the Virgin's purest blood, formed Himself flesh, animated
187 3, 31 | Christ's body should be formed not from the flesh or ~bones
188 3, 31 | from which His body was formed was actual flesh, but blood,
189 3, 31 | from this was the woman formed, without ~detriment to the
190 3, 31 | which Christ's body could be formed without detriment to His ~
191 3, 31 | the conception is not ~formed; but from a certain secretion
192 3, 31 | Christ's body said ~to be "formed of the most chaste and purest
193 3, 31 | Christ's body was to be formed: ~but it was there according
194 3, 31 | preserved by His body being formed from the Virgin's blood, ~
195 3, 31 | afterwards Christ's body was formed.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[31] A[
196 3, 31 | afterwards Christ's body was formed; as some indeed held. For
197 3, 31 | Christ's body could be formed.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[31] A[
198 3, 32 | through the Holy Ghost formed the body ~which He assumed.
199 3, 32 | nature: ~for a shadow is formed by light and body," as Gregory
200 3, 32 | body assumed, which is ~formed by the operation of the
201 3, 32 | body was wrought," i.e. formed, "by the power and might
202 3, 32 | mingled. But Christ's body was formed of [de] the Virgin Mary.
203 3, 32 | child's body is naturally formed. But nature is an ~intrinsic
204 3, 33 | Whether Christ's body was formed in the first instant of
205 3, 33 | Whether Christ's body was formed in the first instant of
206 3, 33 | that Christ's body was not formed in the first ~instant of
207 3, 33 | s body was not perfectly formed in the first instant of ~
208 3, 33 | Therefore Christ's body was not formed in an instant. ~Aquin.:
209 3, 33 | Further, Christ's body was formed of the purest blood of the ~
210 3, 33 | Therefore Christ's body was not formed in an instant, but during
211 3, 33 | by whom Christ's body was formed, as ~stated above (Q[32],
212 3, 33 | Son, whose body was being ~formed. For it was unbecoming that
213 3, 33 | body was both perfectly formed and ~assumed. And thus is
214 3, 33 | which Christ's ~body was formed. And this instant was the
215 3, 33 | But Christ's body was not formed by the ~seed of man, as
216 3, 33 | s body as soon as it is formed, so was it with Christ.
217 3, 33 | Christ's body was perfectly formed in a shorter space of time,
218 3, 33 | the body is successively formed and disposed for the ~soul:
219 3, 33 | Christ's flesh had been formed or conceived, not ~instantaneously,
220 3, 35 | iii), "Christ's body was ~formed, not by a seminal process,
221 3, 35 | from the Virgin Mother, and formed from her ~purest blood.
222 3, 39 | since such a vision was ~formed in Christ's imagination
223 3, 39 | by ~Christ, so also they formed the voice: yet the Father
224 3, 41 | effects," from which they formed a ~certain conjecture that
225 3, 45 | but that those bodies were formed "of some available matter.
226 3, 60 | men"; because words can be formed in various ~ways for the
227 3, 66 | which for the most part is formed by the condensing of ~vapors,
228 3, 66 | condensing of ~vapors, themselves formed from water, and contains
229 3, 68 | animated infant is already formed, and ~consequently distinct
230 3, 76 | such ~species is divinely formed in the eye in order to represent
231 3, 76 | but a species miraculously formed either in the ~eyes of the
232 3, 77 | natural causes, even as He ~formed a human body in the Virgin'
233 Suppl, 43| For a contract that can be formed by others does not ~require
234 Suppl, 54| OBJ 1: Although Eve was formed from Adam she was not Adam'
235 Suppl, 54| daughter, because she was not formed from him after the manner
236 Suppl, 54| a horse might have been formed in the ~same way as Eve
237 Suppl, 65| sufficed man when he was first formed to have one wife, as stated
238 Suppl, 76| if the body were to be ~formed from those other elemental
239 Suppl, 78| Adam is ~said to have been formed in the youthful age on account
240 Suppl, 78| natural power which first formed his body; ~for otherwise
241 Suppl, 79| held heavenly bodies to be formed]: or heavenly body, which
242 Suppl, 81| defect whereby a creature is formed from nothing. Hence ~such
243 Suppl, 93| eunuchs whose bodies are so ~formed that they are unable to
244 Suppl, 96| Our Lord speaks there of formed faith [*Cf. SS, Q[4], A[
245 Suppl, 96| the foundation denotes ~formed faith, upon which whosoever
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