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The eighty-fourth question of the first part of the Summa is in many ways a remarkable piece of writing. The entire exposition is terse and tightly ordered and displays doctrinal and structural elements which give it a unique importance.
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‘Utrum anima cognoscat corpora per intellectum,’ S.T., I, 84, 1.
‘Utrum anima per essentiam suam corporalia intelligat,’ ibid., 2.
‘Utrum anima intelligat omnia per species sibi naturaliter inditas,’ ibid., 3.
‘Utrum species intelligibiles effluant in animam ab aliquibus formis separatis,’ ibid., 4.
‘Utrum anima intellectiva cognoscat res materiales in rationibus aeternis,’ ibid., 5.
De Ver., 10, 6.
Ibid., 11, 1.
Ibid., 18, 7.
Ibid., 19, 1.
C.G., II, 83.
Q.U. De An., 15.
De Ver., 10, 6.
S.T., I, 84, 1.
Ibid., 2.
Ibid., 3.
Ibid., 4.
Ibid., 7.
Ibid., 85, 1.
Ibid., 2.
Particularly S.T., I, 84, c.; 85, ad 1 et ad 2.
S.T. [52] [53] [56] [65]; cf. In De Trin. [3] [4]; In Meta. [35] [74]; De Sp. Creat. [15]; De Un. Intell. [10].
S.T. [52] [62] [68] [71]; cf. In De An. [41]; De Sp. Creat. [15]; De Malo [5].
S.T. [65]; cf. De Ver. [12]; De Sp. Creat. [12]; In De An. [43].
S.T. [49]; De Sp. Creat. [12]; De An. [7]; In De An. [48]; C.G. [11].
S.T. [56].
‘per contactum’: C.G. [22]; In De An. [22]; In Meta. [200].
In Meta. [199].
De An. [16]; Comp. Th. [1]; C.G. [10].
In Eth. [10]; In Post. Anal. [1]; S.T. [59].
S.T. [56]; De Ver. [12].
S.T. [56].
S.T. [56]; C.G. [10].
S.T. [81] [89]; De Vir. in Com. [1]; In Post. Anal. [1].
Cf. S.T. [97].
S.T. [73].
S.T. [71].
See Geiger, op. cit., pp. 106–110, for a similar resume but from the standpoint of participation.
S.T., I, 84, 2; 5; 85, 6; 87, 3.
De Sp. Creat. [17].
S.T., I, 84, 5, c.
Veuthey, ‘L’Augustinisme Néo-Platonicien’ (Acta Congressus Scholastici Internationale, 1951, pp. 633–639).
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Henle, R.J. (1970). Plato’s Theory of Human Cognition. In: Saint Thomas and Platonism. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-3167-7_9
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