The Philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas: Authorized Translation from the 3d Rev. and Enl. Ed. of 'Le Thomisme'

action actu ad Resp Alexander of Hales angels anima animal appetite apprehend argument Aristotle assert Augustinian autem Averroes Avicenna beatitude body causality conceive concept conclusion consequently considered constitutes Cont contrary creation creatures degree determined distinct Divine essence doctrine effect efficient Cause enim eternal everything evident evil existence existence of God fact Faith Gent habit hierarchy human soul IaIIae ibid ideas imparts impossible inferior infinite intellectual knowledge last end lastly Maimonides matter means mode moved movement mover nature necessarily Neoplatonic object operations participation particular perfection Plato point of view possesses possible potency Potentia presupposes principle proof proper quae quod rational realised reason Resp saint Thomas secundum sense sensible sensitive set in motion sicut Siger of Brabant simple species substance Summa theologica supreme teaching theol Thomas of Aquino thomistic philosophy thought true truth universe Verit virtue Witelo