Part, Question
1 1, 9 | existence. Thus, as the ~production of a thing into existence
2 1, 21 | preserved in creation; by the production of beings in ~a manner that
3 1, 25 | manifest itself in the production of its effect: as, for example,
4 1, 25 | wholly manifest itself in the production of an ~animal generated
5 1, 30 | Himself infinitely in the production of a divine person. But ~
6 1, 32 | the Holy Ghost, but to the production of the world. For one ~God
7 1, 33 | as the principle of the production of creatures. For as the ~
8 1, 37 | the flower, but by ~the production of the flower. So when we
9 1, 37 | sense, not only imports the production of a divine person, but ~
10 1, 44 | be ~threefold: (1) of the production of creatures; (2) of the
11 1, 44 | consider that if for the production of anything an ~exemplar
12 1, 45 | but cannot happen in the production of all being by the ~universal
13 1, 45 | creation; for creation is the ~production of the whole being, and
14 1, 45 | But creation, which is the production of the very ~substance of
15 1, 47 | ARTICLES)~After considering the production of creatures, we come to
16 1, 61 | Out. Para. 1/2 - OF THE PRODUCTION OF THE ANGELS IN THE ORDER
17 1, 61 | hence the six days of the production of ~things are set forth
18 1, 65 | corporeal creatures, in the production of which, as Holy Scripture
19 1, 65 | which, after narrating the ~production of each kind of corporeal
20 1, 65 | iii, 4). Therefore in the ~production of things it was ordained
21 1, 65 | another, and so on until the ~production of corporeal creatures.
22 1, 65 | untenable, since ~the first production of corporeal creatures is
23 1, 65 | cause. But creation is the ~production of a thing in its entire
24 1, 65 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: In the production of things an order exists,
25 1, 65 | another by a lower. But ~the production of finite things, where
26 1, 65 | cause. But in the first production of corporeal creatures no ~
27 1, 67 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the production of light is fittingly assigned
28 1, 67 | It would seem that the production of light is not fittingly ~
29 1, 67 | a subordinate place. The production of light, then, ought not ~
30 1, 67 | fourth day. Therefore the production of light could not have
31 1, 67 | second day. ~Therefore the production of light, dividing night
32 1, 67 | A[5]). Therefore the ~production of light ought not to be
33 1, 67 | are two opinions as to the production of light. ~Augustine seems
34 1, 67 | fittingly passed over the production of the spiritual creature,
35 1, 67 | nature ~is signified by the production of light, that is to say,
36 1, 67 | Other writers think that the production of spiritual creatures was ~
37 1, 67 | removed first of all by the production ~of light. In the first
38 1, 67 | works of distinction the production of light should take first ~
39 1, 67 | effects. Thus, then, in the production of this light a triple distinction ~
40 1, 67 | we must understand ~the production of light to signify the
41 1, 68 | the firmament implies the production of the element of ~fire.
42 1, 68 | the element of ~fire. This production, however, belongs to the
43 1, 69 | the waters;~(2) About the production of plants.~Aquin.: SMT FP
44 1, 69 | it was fitting that the production of plants should take place
45 1, 69 | was not fitting that the production of ~plants should take place
46 1, 69 | as ~animals have. But the production of animals belongs to the
47 1, 69 | adornment. Therefore the production of plants, as ~also belonging
48 1, 69 | thee," show that by the production of certain plants ~the earth
49 1, 69 | accursed. Therefore the production of plants in general ~should
50 1, 69 | herb." But concerning the production of ~plants, Augustine's
51 1, 69 | it grew." Therefore, the production of plants in their ~causes,
52 1, 69 | worketh until now."Now the ~production of plants from out the earth
53 1, 69 | the natural course by ~the production of seed. Wherefore Scripture
54 1, 69 | seed," as ~indicating the production of perfection of perfect
55 1, 69 | fixed in the earth, their production ~is treated as a part of
56 1, 70 | of inquiry:~(1) As to the production of the lights;~(2) As to
57 1, 70 | As to the end of their production;~(3) Whether they are living
58 1, 70 | adornment is set ~forth by the production of things having movement
59 1, 70 | Gen. ad lit. v, 5) on the ~production of lights is not at variance
60 1, 70 | cooperate in the work of ~production by their movements, as the
61 1, 70 | the cause assigned for the production of the lights is reasonable?~
62 1, 70 | the cause assigned for the production of the ~lights is not reasonable.
63 1, 70 | ministers, as it were, to their production. The intellect, for example, ~
64 1, 71 | does not suffice for the production of every kind of ~fishes
65 1, 71 | walk on land. Therefore the production of fishes is ~not sufficiently
66 1, 71 | intermediate body, by the production of birds and fishes. As,
67 1, 71 | in his opinion about the production of fishes and birds, as
68 1, 71 | as he differs ~about the production of plants. For while others
69 1, 71 | region of clouds. Hence the ~production of birds is ascribed to
70 1, 71 | The order in which the production of these animals is given ~
71 1, 72 | said about them in the ~production of other animals, whereas
72 1, 72 | earth, is adorned by the ~production of land animals, corresponds
73 1, 72 | Gen. ad lit. ~v) that the production was potential, and other
74 1, 72 | hence, in speaking of their production, nothing is said of their
75 1, 73 | the seventh day, as the production of many individual ~beings,
76 1, 73 | to movement, but to ~the production of new creatures, and to
77 1, 74 | one day is devoted to the ~production of fishes, and another to
78 1, 74 | ought to be assigned to the production of birds and ~another to
79 1, 74 | creation belongs to the ~production of formless matter, and
80 1, 74 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The production of animals is recorded with
81 1, 74 | therefore the days of ~their production are separated or united
82 1, 74 | referring to the ~mode of production, they will be found not
83 1, 74 | either view of the mode of ~production. For the other writers agree
84 1, 74 | with him that in the first ~production of things matter existed
85 1, 74 | there was ~a time, after the production of creatures, in which light
86 1, 74 | creation is ~understood the production of formless matter. But
87 1, 75 | sensitive powers in the ~production of the phantasms.~Aquin.:
88 1, 37 | the flower, but by ~the production of the flower. So when we
89 1, 37 | sense, not only imports the production of a divine person, but ~
90 1, 45 | be ~threefold: (1) of the production of creatures; (2) of the
91 1, 45 | consider that if for the production of anything an ~exemplar
92 1, 46 | but cannot happen in the production of all being by the ~universal
93 1, 46 | creation; for creation is the ~production of the whole being, and
94 1, 46 | But creation, which is the production of the very ~substance of
95 1, 48 | ARTICLES)~After considering the production of creatures, we come to
96 1, 62 | Out. Para. 1/2 - OF THE PRODUCTION OF THE ANGELS IN THE ORDER
97 1, 62 | hence the six days of the production of ~things are set forth
98 1, 66 | corporeal creatures, in the production of which, as Holy Scripture
99 1, 66 | which, after narrating the ~production of each kind of corporeal
100 1, 66 | iii, 4). Therefore in the ~production of things it was ordained
101 1, 66 | another, and so on until the ~production of corporeal creatures.
102 1, 66 | untenable, since ~the first production of corporeal creatures is
103 1, 66 | cause. But creation is the ~production of a thing in its entire
104 1, 66 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: In the production of things an order exists,
105 1, 66 | another by a lower. But ~the production of finite things, where
106 1, 66 | cause. But in the first production of corporeal creatures no ~
107 1, 68 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the production of light is fittingly assigned
108 1, 68 | It would seem that the production of light is not fittingly ~
109 1, 68 | a subordinate place. The production of light, then, ought not ~
110 1, 68 | fourth day. Therefore the production of light could not have
111 1, 68 | second day. ~Therefore the production of light, dividing night
112 1, 68 | A[5]). Therefore the ~production of light ought not to be
113 1, 68 | are two opinions as to the production of light. ~Augustine seems
114 1, 68 | fittingly passed over the production of the spiritual creature,
115 1, 68 | nature ~is signified by the production of light, that is to say,
116 1, 68 | Other writers think that the production of spiritual creatures was ~
117 1, 68 | removed first of all by the production ~of light. In the first
118 1, 68 | works of distinction the production of light should take first ~
119 1, 68 | effects. Thus, then, in the production of this light a triple distinction ~
120 1, 68 | we must understand ~the production of light to signify the
121 1, 69 | the firmament implies the production of the element of ~fire.
122 1, 69 | the element of ~fire. This production, however, belongs to the
123 1, 70 | the waters;~(2) About the production of plants.~Aquin.: SMT FP
124 1, 70 | it was fitting that the production of plants should take place
125 1, 70 | was not fitting that the production of ~plants should take place
126 1, 70 | as ~animals have. But the production of animals belongs to the
127 1, 70 | adornment. Therefore the production of plants, as ~also belonging
128 1, 70 | thee," show that by the production of certain plants ~the earth
129 1, 70 | accursed. Therefore the production of plants in general ~should
130 1, 70 | herb." But concerning the production of ~plants, Augustine's
131 1, 70 | it grew." Therefore, the production of plants in their ~causes,
132 1, 70 | worketh until now."Now the ~production of plants from out the earth
133 1, 70 | the natural course by ~the production of seed. Wherefore Scripture
134 1, 70 | seed," as ~indicating the production of perfection of perfect
135 1, 70 | fixed in the earth, their production ~is treated as a part of
136 1, 71 | of inquiry:~(1) As to the production of the lights;~(2) As to
137 1, 71 | As to the end of their production;~(3) Whether they are living
138 1, 71 | adornment is set ~forth by the production of things having movement
139 1, 71 | Gen. ad lit. v, 5) on the ~production of lights is not at variance
140 1, 71 | cooperate in the work of ~production by their movements, as the
141 1, 71 | the cause assigned for the production of the lights is reasonable?~
142 1, 71 | the cause assigned for the production of the ~lights is not reasonable.
143 1, 71 | ministers, as it were, to their production. The intellect, for example, ~
144 1, 71 | does not suffice for the production of every kind of ~fishes
145 1, 71 | walk on land. Therefore the production of fishes is ~not sufficiently
146 1, 71 | intermediate body, by the production of birds and fishes. As,
147 1, 71 | in his opinion about the production of fishes and birds, as
148 1, 71 | as he differs ~about the production of plants. For while others
149 1, 71 | region of clouds. Hence the ~production of birds is ascribed to
150 1, 71 | The order in which the production of these animals is given ~
151 1, 71 | said about them in the ~production of other animals, whereas
152 1, 71 | earth, is adorned by the ~production of land animals, corresponds
153 1, 71 | Gen. ad lit. ~v) that the production was potential, and other
154 1, 71 | hence, in speaking of their production, nothing is said of their
155 1, 72 | the seventh day, as the production of many individual ~beings,
156 1, 72 | to movement, but to ~the production of new creatures, and to
157 1, 73 | one day is devoted to the ~production of fishes, and another to
158 1, 73 | ought to be assigned to the production of birds and ~another to
159 1, 73 | creation belongs to the ~production of formless matter, and
160 1, 73 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The production of animals is recorded with
161 1, 73 | therefore the days of ~their production are separated or united
162 1, 73 | referring to the ~mode of production, they will be found not
163 1, 73 | either view of the mode of ~production. For the other writers agree
164 1, 73 | with him that in the first ~production of things matter existed
165 1, 73 | there was ~a time, after the production of creatures, in which light
166 1, 73 | creation is ~understood the production of formless matter. But
167 1, 74 | sensitive powers in the ~production of the phantasms.~Aquin.:
168 1, 89 | Para. 1/2 - OF THE FIRST PRODUCTION OF MAN'S SOUL (FOUR ARTICLES)~
169 1, 89 | must consider the first production of man, ~concerning which
170 1, 89 | subjects of treatment: (1) the production ~of man himself; (2) the
171 1, 89 | himself; (2) the end of this production; (3) the state and ~condition
172 1, 89 | his abode. Concerning the ~production of man, there are three
173 1, 89 | be considered: (1) the ~production of man's soul; (2) the production
174 1, 89 | production of man's soul; (2) the production of man's body; (3) the ~
175 1, 89 | of man's body; (3) the ~production of the woman.~Aquin.: SMT
176 1, 89 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The production of act from the potentiality
177 1, 90 | 91] Out. Para. 1/1 - THE PRODUCTION OF THE FIRST MAN'S BODY (
178 1, 90 | have now to consider the production of the first man's body.
179 1, 90 | disposition it received in its production;~(4) The mode and order
180 1, 90 | The mode and order of its production.~~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[91] A[
181 1, 90 | was fitting that in the ~production of man's body, the power
182 1, 90 | heavenly body ~had part in its production.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[91] A[
183 1, 90 | temperature ~is required for the production of man and other animals.
184 1, 90 | bodies suffices for the production of some imperfect animals ~
185 1, 90 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the production of the human body is fittingly
186 1, 90 | It would seem that the production of the human body is not ~
187 1, 90 | Yet in ~describing man's production, Scripture uses a special
188 1, 90 | with the perfection of the production ~of things, that God should
189 1, 90 | must be understood of the production of the body with the soul;
190 1, 91 | 92] Out. Para. 1/1 - THE PRODUCTION OF THE WOMAN (FOUR ARTICLES)~
191 1, 91 | We must next consider the production of the woman. Under this
192 1, 91 | been made in that first production of ~things?~(2) Whether
193 1, 91 | have been made in the first production of things?~Aquin.: SMT FP
194 1, 91 | been made in the ~first production of things. For the Philosopher
195 1, 91 | should have been in the first production of things. Therefore ~woman
196 1, 91 | been made at that first production.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[92] A[
197 1, 91 | been made in the first production of things before sin.~Aquin.:
198 1, 91 | male seed tends to the ~production of a perfect likeness in
199 1, 91 | masculine sex; while the ~production of woman comes from defect
200 1, 92 | THE END OR TERM OF THE PRODUCTION OF MAN (NINE ARTICLES)~We
201 1, 92 | the end or term of man's production, inasmuch as he is ~said
202 1, 102 | was the cause of the production of things in ~existence.
203 1, 111 | not put his hands to the production of his ~art, but only disposes
204 1, 114 | seem to suffice for the ~production of things. But seminal virtues
205 1, 114 | local movement for the ~production of certain results, we speak
206 1, 114 | OBJ 2: Further, for the production of anything, an agent and
207 1, 114 | like. Therefore for the ~production of things here below, there
208 1, 114 | here below, moves to the production of the species, as the instrument
209 1, 115 | causes ordered by God to the production of certain effects, thus ~
210 1, 115 | as ordered by God ~to the production of their effects.~Aquin.:
211 1, 116 | corporeal ~agents for the production of certain effects. Much
212 1, 117 | Out. Para. 1/2 - OF THE PRODUCTION OF MAN FROM MAN AS TO THE
213 1, 117 | ARTICLES)~We next consider the production of man from man: first,
214 1, 117 | bodies also act ~towards the production of the species as stated
215 1, 117 | extend its action to the production of an immaterial effect.
216 1, 118 | of ~moving towards (the production of) the whole nature, but
217 1, 118 | immediate seminal virtue (in the production) of this man.~Aquin.: SMT
218 2, 13 | produces health ~(wherefore the production of health is said to be
219 2, 21 | occur in two ways, in a production of art. First, by a departure
220 2, 63 | a general way ~about the production of habits from acts; and
221 2, 72 | do not suffice for the production of human acts, ~unless the
222 2, 85 | stated when treating of the ~production of habits (Q[51], A[2]).~
223 2, 88 | which moves directly to the production of the ~effect, as a hot
224 2, 45 | right reason in the work of production ~belongs to art: but to
225 2, 75 | certain natural causes for the production of ~natural and true effects,
226 2, 94 | certain occult force for the production of certain ~effects. Therefore
227 2, 120 | general boon, namely, the production of all ~creatures. Hence
228 2, 132 | intention of magnificence is the production of a great ~work. Now works
229 2, 132 | expenditure directed to the production of some work, for ~instance
230 2, 145 | seemingly cooperate in the production of the vital spirit: but
231 2, 145 | nourishment, ~that conduces to the production of humor. Now the alteration
232 2, 167 | of an art directed to the production of goods ~which men cannot
233 2, 171 | experience is operative in the production of the images, but not ~
234 3, 1 | is shown in the mode of ~production of things from nothing.
235 3, 62 | ordained by God unto the production of a ~spiritual effect.~
236 3, 62 | that are ordained unto the ~production of an effect, forasmuch
237 3, 64 | by applying it for the ~production of the effect. Now the power
238 3, 72 | other it is applied to the production of the effect.~Aquin.: SMT
239 3, 75 | belongs to the proper mode of production of ~the first cause, which
240 3, 75 | belong to the ~common mode of production of a cause), but furthermore
241 Suppl, 45| sufficient cause for the production of the ~proximate effect,
242 Suppl, 57| procreation is directed to the production of the ~species; wherefore
243 Suppl, 77| nature reserves for the ~production of hair and nails which
244 Suppl, 93| but as resulting in the production of fruit. Hence ~a man calls
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