The "Summa Theologica" of St. Thomas Aquinas ...

abstracted accident accidental according action active intellect actually angels Anima iii answer appetitive power apprehended Aristotle Avicenna belongs body CALIFORN called cause clear colour common consider contrary corporeal matter corporeal organ corporeal things corruptible creatures distinct powers Divine essence eternal types existence FIFTH ARTICLE fore FOURTH ARTICLE free-will Further genus habit Hence human soul imagination immaterial substances immutation inasmuch incorruptible individual innocence intel intellect knows intellect understands intellectual soul intelligible species irascible and concupiscible lectual material things Metaph mind mode moved natural things necessity object operation paradise passive intellect perfect phantasms Philosopher says Plato Platonists points of inquiry potentiality proceed proper quiddity regards Reply Obj says De Anima says De Trin SECOND ARTICLE Secondly sense sensible things sensitive appetite sensitive powers sensitive soul separate substances separated soul singular Socrates soul knows spiritual subsistent substantial form synderesis THIRD ARTICLE truth universal virtue whereas whereby Wherefore