Part, Question
1 1, 5 | causes change, ~i.e. the heavens.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[5] A[6]
2 1, 8 | about the poles of the heavens; and He doth not consider
3 1, 8 | the ~entire space of the heavens in its sight. Therefore
4 1, 8 | that while it sees the heavens, it sees in the heavens;
5 1, 8 | heavens, it sees in the heavens; and in the same ~way it
6 1, 8 | same ~way it feels in the heavens; but it does not follow
7 1, 8 | lives or ~exists in the heavens, because to live and to
8 1, 10 | as the ~movement of the heavens according to some philosophers,
9 1, 10 | think the movement of the heavens goes on for ever, ~there
10 1, 10 | if the movement of the heavens ~lasted always, time would
11 1, 14 | universal movements of the heavens, and ~can thence foretell
12 1, 18 | property. The movement of the heavens is ~in the universe of corporeal
13 1, 22 | divinities ~who circulate in the heavens; that is, certain separate
14 1, 32 | that the movement of the heavens is always of uniform velocity. ~
15 1, 41 | Who stretcheth ~forth the heavens, and layeth the foundations
16 1, 47 | produced the soul of the heavens.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[47] A[
17 1, 51 | magnificence is exalted beyond the heavens"; ~Origen, while refusing
18 1, 52 | if any angel moves the heavens, is it necessary for him
19 1, 52 | there is one part of the heavens in which there ~is movement
20 1, 53 | measures the movement of the heavens, and whereby all ~corporeal
21 1, 53 | from the ~movement of the heavens; because the angel's movement
22 1, 53 | upon the movement of the heavens.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[53] A[
23 1, 57 | of the movements of the heavens. This opinion does not ~
24 1, 61 | designated by the name "heavens" or of "light." And they
25 1, 61 | of the ~movement of the heavens; because he is above every
26 1, 66 | body which we call the heavens, whence it is said that "
27 1, 66 | through the ~intervening heavens), we may also say that the
28 1, 67 | that the movement of the heavens ~is twofold. Of these movements,
29 1, 67 | the common movement of the heavens. The further ~distinction
30 1, 68 | waters that are above the heavens ~praise the name of the
31 1, 68 | waters that are above the heavens, bless the Lord."To this
32 1, 68 | But if there are more ~heavens than one, they are so called
33 1, 68 | 148:4): "Praise Him, ye heavens of ~heavens."~Aquin.: SMT
34 1, 68 | Praise Him, ye heavens of ~heavens."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[68] A[
35 1, 68 | Gen.), and that the words 'heavens of heavens' are ~merely
36 1, 68 | that the words 'heavens of heavens' are ~merely the translation
37 1, 68 | says that there are many ~heavens. The difference, however,
38 1, 68 | said that there are more heavens than one.~Aquin.: SMT FP
39 1, 68 | understand the distinction of heavens, it must be ~borne in mind
40 1, 68 | this body there are three heavens; the first ~is the empyrean,
41 1, 68 | may be called the seven heavens, are the spheres of ~the
42 1, 68 | him, then, there are three heavens, ~the aerial, the starry,
43 1, 68 | space into four distinct heavens. The higher region of ~fire
44 1, 68 | therefore, ~these four heavens are added to the three enumerated
45 1, 68 | there are ~seven corporeal heavens in all, in the opinion of
46 1, 68 | called sometimes so many heavens, in reference to which ~
47 1, 68 | earth, there may be many ~heavens.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[68] A[
48 1, 68 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: All the heavens have in common sublimity
49 1, 70 | says (Gn. ~2:1): "So the heavens and the earth were finished
50 1, 70 | things having movement in the heavens, and ~upon the earth. But
51 1, 70 | the lights are set in the heavens to indicate fair or foul ~
52 1, 70 | Let no one esteem ~the heavens or the heavenly bodies to
53 1, 41 | Who stretcheth ~forth the heavens, and layeth the foundations
54 1, 48 | produced the soul of the heavens.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[47] A[
55 1, 52 | magnificence is exalted beyond the heavens"; ~Origen, while refusing
56 1, 53 | if any angel moves the heavens, is it necessary for him
57 1, 53 | there is one part of the heavens in which there ~is movement
58 1, 54 | measures the movement of the heavens, and whereby all ~corporeal
59 1, 54 | from the ~movement of the heavens; because the angel's movement
60 1, 54 | upon the movement of the heavens.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[53] A[
61 1, 58 | of the movements of the heavens. This opinion does not ~
62 1, 62 | designated by the name "heavens" or of "light." And they
63 1, 62 | of the ~movement of the heavens; because he is above every
64 1, 67 | body which we call the heavens, whence it is said that "
65 1, 67 | through the ~intervening heavens), we may also say that the
66 1, 68 | that the movement of the heavens ~is twofold. Of these movements,
67 1, 68 | the common movement of the heavens. The further ~distinction
68 1, 69 | waters that are above the heavens ~praise the name of the
69 1, 69 | waters that are above ~the heavens, bless the Lord."To this
70 1, 69 | But if there are more ~heavens than one, they are so called
71 1, 69 | 148:4): "Praise Him, ye heavens of ~heavens."~Aquin.: SMT
72 1, 69 | Praise Him, ye heavens of ~heavens."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[68] A[
73 1, 69 | Gen.), and that the words 'heavens of heavens' are ~merely
74 1, 69 | that the words 'heavens of heavens' are ~merely the translation
75 1, 69 | says that there are many ~heavens. The difference, however,
76 1, 69 | said that there are more heavens than one.~Aquin.: SMT FP
77 1, 69 | understand the distinction of heavens, it must be ~borne in mind
78 1, 69 | this body there are three heavens; the first ~is the empyrean,
79 1, 69 | may be called the seven heavens, are the spheres of ~the
80 1, 69 | him, then, there are three heavens, ~the aerial, the starry,
81 1, 69 | space into four distinct heavens. The higher region of ~fire
82 1, 69 | therefore, ~these four heavens are added to the three enumerated
83 1, 69 | there are ~seven corporeal heavens in all, in the opinion of
84 1, 69 | called sometimes so many heavens, in reference to which ~
85 1, 69 | earth, there may be many ~heavens.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[68] A[
86 1, 69 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: All the heavens have in common sublimity
87 1, 71 | says (Gn. ~2:1): "So the heavens and the earth were finished
88 1, 71 | things having movement in the heavens, and ~upon the earth. But
89 1, 71 | the lights are set in the heavens to indicate fair or foul ~
90 1, 71 | Let no one esteem ~the heavens or the heavenly bodies to
91 1, 90 | OBJ 3: The movement of the heavens causes natural changes;
92 1, 101 | is the right hand on the heavens, as the Philosopher ~explains (
93 1, 102 | who go the ~round of the heavens to watch over generation
94 1, 114 | bodies, of occurrences in the heavens, such as rain and wind,
95 2, 6 | thus the ~movement of the heavens is said to be natural, by
96 2, 9 | movement which is that of the heavens, as is proved in Phys. ~
97 2, 9 | to the movement of the heavens, which is uniform ~according
98 2, 9 | to the movement of the ~heavens, as to their cause, unless
99 2, 9 | will too were moved by the ~heavens. Therefore the heavens move
100 2, 9 | heavens. Therefore the heavens move the human will.~Aquin.:
101 2, 9 | they understand the ~entire heavens). For all the sensitive
102 2, 9 | to ~the movement of the heavens, as to its cause.~Aquin.:
103 2, 9 | subject to the movement of the heavens, to such like effects of
104 2, 19 | of ~Isaias 55:9: "As the heavens are exalted above the earth,
105 2, 102 | says: "If heaven and the ~heavens of heavens cannot contain
106 2, 102 | heaven and the ~heavens of heavens cannot contain Thee, how
107 2, 82 | in the movement of the ~heavens which is from the east.
108 2, 82 | mounteth above the heaven of heavens to the ~east (Ps. 67:34),
109 2, 93 | gods," i.e. the sun or ~the heavens, "brings on" [*Odyssey xviii,
110 2, 94 | observed in the course of the heavens ~it is possible for men
111 2, 165 | science whose gaze pierces the heavens, walks in ~vanity of understanding
112 2, 165 | think they dwelt in the very heavens about ~which they argue."
113 2, 173 | to the aerial and starry heavens, or better still, in relation ~
114 2, 173 | aqueous and crystalline heavens. Moreover Paul is stated
115 3, 1 | and His glory above the heavens"; and farther on: "Who is
116 3, 22 | that hath passed into the heavens, Jesus, ~the Son of God."~
117 3, 36 | and the stars adorn, the heavens: by both, therefore, do
118 3, 36 | both, therefore, do the ~'heavens show forth the glory of
119 3, 36 | star shines forth in ~the heavens." Therefore the star which
120 3, 36 | was really a star from the heavens.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[36] A[
121 3, 36 | stars which are not in the heavens but in the air are ~called
122 3, 36 | that it was a star from the heavens.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[36] A[
123 3, 36 | star was a stranger to the ~heavens, and made its appearance
124 3, 36 | created star, ~not in the heavens, but in the air near the
125 3, 36 | is sometimes called the ~heavens - for instance, "The birds
126 3, 36 | instance, "The birds of the heavens [Douay: 'air'] and the ~
127 3, 39 | Of the place;~(5) Of the heavens being opened unto Him;~(
128 3, 39 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the heavens should have been opened
129 3, 39 | It would seem that the heavens should not have been opened
130 3, 39 | at His baptism. For the heavens should be opened unto one
131 3, 39 | Therefore it seems that the heavens should not have been opened ~
132 3, 39 | Further, the opening of the heavens is understood either in
133 3, 39 | Thou perhaps hast made the heavens ~with Him, which are most
134 3, 39 | spiritual sense, because ~the heavens were not previously closed
135 3, 39 | Christ was baptized "the ~heavens were opened."~Aquin.: SMT
136 3, 39 | enter heaven. Therefore the heavens should have been ~opened
137 3, 39 | order to signify this, the heavens were opened when Christ ~
138 3, 39 | Christ was baptized, the ~heavens were opened, to show that
139 3, 39 | for His own sake, so the heavens were opened ~unto Him as
140 3, 39 | says on Mt. 3:16,17, the heavens were opened to ~Christ when
141 3, 39 | relate the opening of the heavens ~at the beginning of his
142 3, 39 | out of the water, saw the heavens opened"; as though the ~
143 3, 39 | though the ~opening of the heavens were to be considered as
144 3, 39 | He was baptized, that the heavens ~seemed to be opened. It
145 3, 39 | manner Ezechiel saw the heavens opened: since such a vision
146 3, 39 | made of the opening of the heavens at His ~baptism rather than
147 3, 39 | Christ was baptized, the heavens were merely opened: ~but
148 3, 43 | remain . . . But also in the heavens . . . the angels are the
149 3, 44 | order end movement of the heavens that is not caused by Him
150 3, 44 | sun, in the middle of the heavens, in ~the evening it was
151 3, 44 | new star appeared in the heavens. ~Wherefore Maximus says (
152 3, 44 | on the new star in the ~heavens, proclaiming to the world
153 3, 44 | worked some miracles in the heavens, as stated above (A[2]),
154 3, 49 | Christ was baptized ~the heavens were opened to Him. But
155 3, 49 | above (Q[39], A[5]), the heavens were opened ~at Christ's
156 3, 49 | and His glory above the heavens." But Christ as man had
157 3, 49 | that ascended above all the heavens." Thirdly, as to the sitting
158 3, 51 | God who is above the high ~heavens to be laid in the earth.
159 3, 57 | above all the corporeal heavens?~(5) Whether He ascended
160 3, 57 | Christ ascended above all the heavens?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[57] A[
161 3, 57 | not ascend above all the heavens, ~for it is written (Ps.
162 3, 57 | not ascend above all the heavens.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[57] A[
163 3, 57 | there is no place above the heavens, as is proved in De Coelo ~
164 3, 57 | not ~ascend above all the heavens.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[57] A[
165 3, 57 | have ascended above all the heavens unless ~heaven were divided;
166 3, 57 | not ascend above all the heavens.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[57] A[
167 3, 57 | ascended above all the ~heavens that He might fill all things."~
168 3, 57 | Him to be above ~all the heavens; according to Ps. 8:2: "
169 3, 57 | magnificence is elevated ~above the heavens, O God!"~Aquin.: SMT TP
170 3, 57 | He ascended above all the heavens, that He might fill all ~
171 3, 58 | said: "Behold, I see the heavens opened, and the Son of man ~
172 3, 75 | the first movement of the heavens, which is the measure ~of
173 3, 75 | depending on the movement of the heavens. But there are some movements ~
174 3, 75 | dependent on the movement of the heavens, nor measured by ~it, as
175 3, 75 | itself to the movement of the heavens, still ~it follows the pronouncing
176 3, 75 | measured by the movement of the heavens. And therefore ~there must
177 3, 78 | Lord commanded, and the heavens and earth were made. " ~
178 3, 83 | hath His ~dwelling in the heavens is the visitor, and the
179 3, 83 | hands to the Lord in the ~heavens": and Ex. 17:11: "And when
180 Suppl, 72| Whether the powers of the heavens will be moved when the Lord
181 Suppl, 72| other luminaries of the heavens will be ~darkened, either
182 Suppl, 72| cleanse also the higher heavens?~(5) Whether that fire will
183 Suppl, 72| written (2 Pt. 3:12): "The heavens being on fire will be ~dissolved,
184 Suppl, 72| cleanse also the higher heavens?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[74] A[
185 Suppl, 72| cleanse also the higher ~heavens. For it is written (Ps.
186 Suppl, 72| written (Ps. 101:26,27): "The heavens are the works of ~Thy hands:
187 Suppl, 72| remainest." Now the higher heavens ~also are the work of God'
188 Suppl, 72| written (2 Pt. 3:12): "The heavens being on fire ~shall be
189 Suppl, 72| heat of ~fire." Now the heavens that are distinct from the
190 Suppl, 72| elements are the higher ~heavens, wherein the stars are fixed.
191 Suppl, 72| Therefore the higher heavens also will be cleansed by
192 Suppl, 72| the height of the ~higher heavens but only 15 cubits higher
193 Suppl, 72| 20). Therefore the higher heavens will not be cleansed by
194 Suppl, 72| substance of the higher heavens, but only to ~set its movement
195 Suppl, 72| psalm refer to the aerial heavens which will be cleansed by
196 Suppl, 72| refer also to ~the higher heavens, these are said to perish
197 Suppl, 72| explains himself to which heavens he refers. For ~before the
198 Suppl, 72| said (2 Pt. 3:5-7): "The heavens . . . ~first, and the earth . . .
199 Suppl, 72| the same.] Therefore the heavens to be ~cleansed are those
200 Suppl, 72| deluge, namely the aerial heavens.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[74] A[
201 Suppl, 72| 2 Pt. 3:7) that ~those heavens are "kept in store unto
202 Suppl, 72| not ~rise again till the heavens be broken." But the heavens
203 Suppl, 72| heavens be broken." But the heavens shall never be ~broken,
204 Suppl, 72| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The heavens will never be broken as
205 Suppl, 74| not rise again till the heavens be broken, he shall not ~
206 Suppl, 74| end of ~the world when the heavens shall be broken.~Aquin.:
207 Suppl, 74| that the movement of the heavens will never cease, ~maintained
208 Suppl, 74| resurrection will not be "till the heavens be broken" (Job ~14:12).
209 Suppl, 74| the very instant that the heavens will cease to ~move the
210 Suppl, 76| in the ~movement of the heavens. Because the selfsame heaven
211 Suppl, 78| and the movement of the heavens; wherefore all these will
212 Suppl, 80| written (Job 37:18) that "the ~heavens . . . are most strong, as
213 Suppl, 80| the ~concentric spheres or heavens, and was identified by Christian
214 Suppl, 81| Made higher than the ~heavens," where a gloss [*Gloss
215 Suppl, 81| the concentric ~spheres or heavens, and was identified by Christian
216 Suppl, 81| after they have climbed the ~heavens, it is likely that they
217 Suppl, 82| The dog ~star] is in the heavens conveys no knowledge to
218 Suppl, 88| 17): "Behold I create new heavens ~and a new earth, and the
219 Suppl, 88| Therefore the movement of the heavens will never ~cease.~Aquin.:
220 Suppl, 88| caused by the movement of the heavens. Therefore the heavenly ~
221 Suppl, 88| end of the creation of the heavens, and so it is unseemly that ~
222 Suppl, 95| will be no movement of the heavens; wherefore neither ~will
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