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References to texts of principal authors are indexed, Le., texts of Albert the Great, Aquinas, Aristotle, and Averroes. Texts ofother authors can be determined from the Index of Subjects and Names.

Albertus Magnus De praedicamentis 2.12 ---83n De anima III, Tr. 2, c. 3 pI8l,54-63 ---14n Meteorum pI86,59-72 ---14n II.2.2 ---72n pI87,18-45 ---14n pI87,46-91 ---14n Tr. 4, c. 6 Physica p235,29-33 ---173n Ll.pl,43-49 ---82n p235,38-40 ---174n l.5 .p8,22-51 ---82n Tr. 4, c. 10 2.l.pI6,83-89 ---82n p240,60 - p24l,5 ---174n

Summa de creaturis De caelo et mundo q. 71, a. 1, ad 3 ---168n L4.1O.p103,7-12 ---73n II.13.p109,36-44 ---73n Super Dionysii epistulas p504,28-32 ---72n De divinis nominibus ---13

Super Ethica De natura loci Book I L7.p13,44-51 ---72n lect. 3 pI4,41-47 ---72n pI6,30-85 ---19n lect. 7 p31,38-53 ---27n De praedicabilibus p33,81 - p36,25 ---28n II.3 ---72n p34,23-31 ---19n,28n p34,55-76 ---28n p34,62-67 ---20n p35,54 - p36,16 ---28n 284 INDEX

leet. 8 pI88 ,55-57 ---212n p38,51-57 ---20n, 239n pI89 ,2-9 ---212n p38,51-71 ---239n pI89 ,10-14 ---212n p.39,15-17 & 77-87 ---20n pI89 ,22-23 ---212n p40,80-89 ---29n pI89,30-33 ---212n p41,53-66 ---29n pI89,38-39 ---212n p42,39-42 ---240n pI89,41-42 ---212n p42,39-45 ---29n pI89 ,50-58 ---212n p42,43-45 ---240n pI89 ,59-62 ---2512n p42,89 - p43,I ---52n pI91 ,58-62 ---209n p43,1-3 ---240n pI91 ,78-86 ---209n p44,61-63 ---240n pl92,41-46 ---209n leet. 11 pI93,l-5 ---209n p59,3-6 ---2In pI93 ,34-35 ---209n leet. 12 pI93 ,48-62 ---209n p69,45-79 ---133n leet. 15 ---229n lect, 13 p69,39-42 ---21n Book IV p71,73-79 ---21n leet. 5 p72,14-19 ---13n,2In p245,26-27 ---215n leet. 15 p245,29-30 ---213n p75,72 - p76,4 ---18n p245,29-34 ---215n p79,78-80 ---13n p245,30-32 ---214 leet. 6 Book II p246,10-17 ---19n lect. 4 p246,14-15 ---21n pl05,37-38 ---247n leet. 7 pI05 ,38-39 ---53n p251,72-77 ---213n p105,85 - pl06,9 ---53n, lect. 8 247n p255,55-56 ---.223n leet. 7 ---214 p256,8-30 ---223n pI28,46-49 ---213n p256,13 ---223n pI28,49-52 ---214 p256,26-30 ---223n pI29,1-5 ---223n p256,43-45 ---223n leet. 10 Book III p263,33-38 ---224n leet. 10 ---208,211-12 leet. 14 pI87,5-1O ---212n p479,16-17 ---2In pI87,17-19 ---212n p484,36-39 ---21n pI87,44-55 ---212n leet. 15 ---230n pI88,2-4 ---212n p486,67-75 ---22n pI88,6-12 ---212n leet. 16 pI88,24-29 ---212n p304,27-30 ---216n pI88,33-36 ---251n p304,41-42 ---216n pI88,40-42 & 47-50 ---212n p304,45-57 ---216n TEXTS 285

p304,46-47 ---217n p401,53-60 ---40n p304,58-73 ---216n p401,60-65 ---40n p304,73 ---217n p402,29-36 ---40n p305,1-5 ---257 p403,28-35 ---4In p305,1-7 ---217n p403,49-60 ---41n p404,24-27 ---442n Book V p404,24-39 ---200n leet. 11 ---172 p404,30-33 ---42n p356,1-8 ---173n p404,40-54 ---20In p357,3-7 ---173n p404,41-49 ---42n p357,14-17 ---173n p404,53-7I ---20In p357,36-42 ---170n p404,57-61 ---203 p357,57-63 ---273n leet. 6 p357,66-72 ---l73n p429,65-68 ---40n p357,90 - p358,16 ---I73n leet. 7 ---202, 202n p360,46-61 ---173n p443,2-5 ---203n p361,31-36 ---l70n p443,11-22 ---203n p361,36-55 ---17In p443,32-33 ---203n p362,1-29 172n p443,39-42 ---203n leet. 15 p443,88 - p444,1 ---203, p379,10-12 ---207n 203n p382,16-20 ---207n p444,5-20 ---203n p382,22-24 ---207n p444,9-20 ---20In p382,34-36 ---207n p444,21-27 ---203n p382,64-67 ---246n p444,23-24 ---53n p382,76 - p383,3 ---207n p445,21-34 ---653n p383,17-20 ---207n p444,21-38 ---202n p383,26-30 & 37-44 ---207n leet. 8 p383,50-51 & 65 ---207n p452,69-70 ---13n p452,80-83 ---13n Book VI p453,17-18 ---l3n leet. 1 p453,24-31 ---l3n p391,19-30 ---22n P453,63-70 ---l3n lect.2 ---202-03 leet. 13 ---202, 204 p398,62-68 ---38n p477,85-90 ---20In p399,12-15 ---38n p478,9-11 ---204n p399,I6-2I ---38n p478,9-25 ---202n p399,22-25 ---38n p478,27-32 ---204n p399,24-48 ---20In p478,28-29 ---204n p399,71 - p400,15 ---20In leet. 14 p400,1l-15 ---38n p479,16-17 ---21n p400,53-67 ---38n p479,17 ---54n p401,12-17 ---38n p484,36-39 ---2In p401,41-45 ---39n p484,39-40 ---54n p401,48-53 ---39n leet. 15 286 INDEX

p485,81 ---54n p612,61-62 ---68n p486,65 ---54n p613,56-70 ---68n p486,65-75 ---22n p613,70-76 ---68n,7ln p486,73-75 ---54n leet. 9 p488,l0 ---54n p627,92 - p628,4 ---72n leet. 18 ---62, 64 p628,4-28 ---73n p509,28-49 ---50n, 64n p509,28-50 ---22n Book IX p51O,5-12 ---51n leet. 5 p51O,13-23 ---51n p671,84 ---186n p51O,24-34 ---22n, 51n p51O,31 ---54n BookX p51O,72-79 ---52n \eet. 2 p511,9-20; 26-27 ---52n p714,27-31 ---19n p512,9-10 ---49n leet. 10 ---229n p512,37-44 ---46n p746,5-16 ---19n p512,62 ---64n leet. 11 ---229n p512,74-76 ---67n p749,15-32 ---23n p749,66-67 ---268n Book VII p750,1-5 ---14n leet. 1 ---226, 227n p750,45-46 & 60 ---268n p514,48-49 ---263n p750,45 - p751,4 ---14n, p514,78-86 ---263n 269n p515,77-87 ---264n p751,42-43 ---14n p516,40-54 ---226n p751,62-67 ---23n p517,21-25 ---227n p752,l5-21 ---23n p519,18-23 ---364n leet. 13 ---229n leet. 6 p763,l5-17 ---14n p549,88 ---186n leet. 16 leet. 8 ---227, 227n p774,70 - p775,13 ---84n p553,8-17 ---227n

Book VIII Aquinas, Thomas leet. 1 p592,46-48 ---78n Compendium theologiae p592,49-64 ---68n I.l23.p126,2-12 ---119n p592,64-75 ---68n p592,69-75 ---227n p592,78-82 ---69n,72n De aeternitate mundi contra p593,57-60 ---68n murmurantes p594,61-64 ---69n p85,13-25.S295 ---lOIn p594,85-92 ---74n p86,77-80.S298 ---lOIn p595,3-6 ---69n p86,88 - p87,157.S298-302 --lOIn leet. 5 ---70 p87,158 - p88,21O.S303-06 --102n p612,57-60 ---68n p88,210 - p89,264.S307 ---102n TEXTS 287

p88,211-39.S307 ---102n Book VI p89,265-77.S308 ---102n lect. 11 p89,278-96.S307-09 ---102n n. 1164 ---I46n p89,297-308.S309 ---102n Book XII lect. 12 ---I07n De unitate intellectus contra nn.2628-2629 ---110n Averroistas n.2629 ---l1In Ch. 1 n.2630 ---l1In p291,7-19.S173 ---I48n n. 2631 ---II2n p291,29-38.S174 ---95n p29I,3I- p292,74.S175-76 --- lOOn In quattuor libros Sententiarum p291,37-38.S174 ---I48n Book I p297,576 - p298,579.S195 d. 3, q. 1, a. 1, sc. 2 --126n 149n d. 17, q. 1, a. 1, sc. 1-3 --85n p298,580-93.S196 ---I49n d. 35, q. 1, a. 1, ago 5 & ra. 5 -- p298,600-12.S197 ---I49n 85n p298,622-25.S198 ---150n d. 39, q. 2, a. 1 ---1l4n, 116n p298,625-53.S198 ---150n d. 39, q. 2, a. 2 ---84n, 114n, Ch.5 115n p314,431-33.S268 ---95n Book II d.4 ---132 In duodecim libros Metaphysicorum d. 4, q. 1, a. Ico. ---114n. Aristotelis expositio d. 4, q. 1, a. 1, ago 1 ---IBn Book II d. 4, q. 1, a. 1, ra. 1 ---114n lect. 2 d. 7, q. 1, a. 2, ago3 & ra. 3 nn.289-90 ---I44n 164n n. 291 ---144n d. 17 ---127 n.292 ---I45n d. 17, q. 2, a. leo . ---27n nn.292-93 ---I45n d. 18, q. 2, a. 2 ---48n n. 294 ---I47n d. 19 ---126-27 n.295 ---I46n d. 19, q. 1, a. lco . ---136n n. 299 ---I47n d. 19, q. 1, a. 1, sc. 1 ---136n d. 24, q. 2, a. 3 ---174n,I75, Book III 185n lect. 4 d. 24, q. 2, a. 3, ra. 2 ---175n nn. 384-85 ---43n d. 24, q. 2, a. 4 ---167n, 176n, leot. 5 177n, 178n n. 392 ---43n d. 39, q. 3, a. 1 ---l79n lect. 7 d. 39, q. 3, a. 2 ---179n n. 422 ---43n Book III d. 33-36 ---25 288 INDEX

d. 33, q. 2, a. 3eo. ---55n, 56n, q. 5, a. 1, ad 1 ---185n 61n q. 5, a. 2 ---85n d. 33, q. 2, a. 4b ---226n q. 5, a. 3 ---116n,117n d. 33, q. 2, a. 4d ---180n q. 16, aa. 1-3 ---181n d. 33, q. 2, a. 5eo. ---47n q. 16, a. 1 ---181n,182n d. 33, q. 3, a. 3eo. ---210-11 q. 16, a. 2 ---183n d. 33, q. 3, a. 4e, ago5 & ra. 5 -- q. 16, a. 3 ---183n 207n q. 18, a. 5, ad 8 ---48n q. 22, a. 12, ob. 3 & ad 3 ---93n Book IV q. 22, a. 15 ---105n d.49 ---131-32 d. 49, q. 1, a. 1d, se. 1-3 ---125n d. 49, q. 1, a. Id co. ---125n, Quaestion es quodlibetales 126n, 127n I, q. 4, a. 1 ---99n II, q. 1, a. 1 ---lOOn III, q. 2, a. 2 ---lOOn Q.d. De anima IV, q. 5, a. un., ad 1 ---lOOn q. un. aa. 1 & 15 ---141n q. 8, a. 3 ---96n a.2 ---142n, 147 a.3 ---142n,147n a.4se ---142n Responsio ad magistrum Joannem de a.5 ---143n Vercellis de 43 articulis ---97n a. 5se ---142n a. 32 ---97n, 98n a. 12 ---43n a.34 ---97n a. 14 ---142n a. 16 ---26n,48n Sentencia libri De anima Book II Q.d. De malo Ch.l q. 3, a. 12, ad 13 ---184n 163-240.P219-23 ---143n q. 6, a. un. ---92, 92n, 94, 94n q. 6, ob. & ad 4, 7, 16-18 ---94n Book III q. 16, a. 6, ad 5 ---184n Ch. 1 & 4 ---144n Ch. 1 ---144, 144n 282.P690 ---259n 284-305.P690 ---145n Q.d. De potentia 358-63.P696 ---145n q. 3, a. 5 ---151n, 152n 363-68.P697 ---145n 368-72.P698 ---146n 375-83.P699 ---146n Q.d. De veritate Ch.4 ---144, 144n, 146-47 q. 2, a. 1, ob. 4 & ad 4 ---85n 8-22.P728 ---147n q. 5, a. Ic ---57n, 58n, 116n, 122-27.P736 ---146n 183n, 185n 198-220.P742-43 ---148n q. 5, a. 1, ob. 1 ---185n Ch.8 TEXTS 289

50-58.P797 ---2440 7-20.S131 ---300 Ch.9 17-21.S131 ---2410 101-1O.P826 ---1840 Ch.14 ---142 139-43.P828 ---430 6-11.S165 ---1l00 34-36.S167 ---1l20 35-36.S167 ---2410 Sententia libri Ethicorum 40-44.S167 ---1l20 Book I 40-50.S167 ---2400 Ch. 1 50-56.S168 ---2410 7-14.S1 ---2330 59-76.S169 ---1l20,2420 10-14.S1 ---1200 59-90.S169-70 ---480 50-54.S3 ---2330 60.S169 ---2420 55-109.S4-7 ---2340 66-74.S169 ---1110 99-106.S6 ---2330 77-88.S170 ---1130 128-47.S8 ---2340 77-90.S170 ---2420 155-60.S9 ---2350 90-95.S170 ---260, 480, 165-75.S11 ---2350 1320,2420 175-83.S11 2350 96-115.S171 ---2430 Ch.3 116-24.S172 ---2430 59-63.S35 ---2350 125-36.S173 ---2530 Ch.4 Ch.15 40-47.S47 ---2360 43-56.S180 ---1350 Ch.6 ---120 Ch. 16 ---131 87-93.S79 ---1200 198-204.S200 ---1310 Ch.9 198-204.S200 ---2430 41-6l.S106-07 ---2360 205-18.S201 ---1320 45-55.S106 ---280 215-22.S201-02 ---2430 56-217.S107-17 ---280 218-25.S202 ---1320 61-76.S107 ---2360 222-25.S202 ---2440 123-35.S III ---2360 Ch.17 140-56.S112 ---2360 57-60.S206 ---1030 162-65.S113 ---1030,2370 142-52.S212 ---1030 181-205.S115-16 ---2360 Ch.19 Ch.lO 1-22.S224 ---30 22-41.S119 ---2380 15-22.S224 ---2440 46-66.S121 ---2380 47-85.S226-28 ---2450 67-76.S122 ---28380 94-104.S229 ---2440 77-103.S123-25 ---2380 Ch.20 103-21.S126 ---2390 9-18.S231 ---2450 118-21.S126 ---290 69-74.S236 ---2450 122-52.S127-28 ---2390 75-95.S237 ---2450 136-40.S128 ---1l20 140-50.S240 ---2450 154-76.S129-30 ---2400 171-77.S242 ---2450 Ch.l1 185-202.S243 ---2450 7-17.S131 ---2400 290 INDEX

Book II 103-14.S535 ---251n Ch.l 140-59.S537-38 ---250n 1-13.S245 ---30 Ch. 16 ---212-13,229 12-13.S249 ---246n 6-10.S559 ---212n 98-114.S249 ---246n,247n 1O-27.S559-61 ---213n Ch.2 Ch.18 40-50.S257 ---246n 134-39.S594 ---250 94-124.S260-62 ---246n Ch.19 Ch.4 1-34.S595-97 ---31n 7-18.S280 ---247n 131-86.S604-09 ---251n 87-97.S285 ---189n 216-24.S612 ---251n 87-106.S285-86 ---253n Ch.20 97-106.S286 ---158n,189n, 1-39.S613-15 ---3In 247n 1O-31.S613-14 ---25In Ch.5 Ch.21 68-71.S292 ---250n 34-45.S628 ---251n 126-37.S298 ---248n 101-22.S633-34 ---251n Ch.6 1O-22.S307 ---248n Book IV 11-16.S307 ---266n Ch.l ---222 14-16.S307 ---31n 32-38.S650 ---222n 16-22.S307 ---31n Ch. 6 ---220, 229 22-38.S308 ---249n 79-82.S711 ---213n 46-53.S309 ---249n 83-85.S711 ---214 167-92.S317 ---249n Ch.7 Ch.7 174-77.S732 ---213n 3-44.S319-21 ---249n Ch. 8 ---229 45-75.S322-23 ---31n 46-50.S738 ---221n 49-78.S322-23 ---249n Ch. 10 ---229 Ch. 8 ---220,229 131-36.S771 ---225n 113-16.S340 ---251n Ch.13 132-35.S342 ---251n 207-1O.S813 ---259n 175-80.S344 ---214 Ch. 16 ---260n 180-82.S344 ---213 Ch. 17 ---219,220,229 Ch. II ---73n 72-82.S874 ---218 166-68.S381 ---259n 83-95.S875-76 ---218 96-103.S877 ---218 Book III 103-12.S878 ---218 Ch.5 113-21.S878 ---219, 219n 155-65.S444 ---135n 122-34.S880-81 ---219 Ch.1O 135-42.S882 ---219 75-91.494 ---249n Ch. 12 ---229n Book V Ch.14 Ch.l 29-34.S529 ---250n 62-76.S888-89 ---251n TEXTS 291

Ch.2 167-75.S1121 ---44n 1-27.S900-01 ---252n 176-89.S1122 ---45n,205n, 58-81.S904-05 ---252n 255n 103-08.S907 ---252n 190-203.S1123 ---45n,206n 114-18.S908 ---252n 190-214.S1123 ---256n 154-70.S912 ---252n 203-06.S1123 ---206n Ch. 3 203-11.S1123 ---199n 2-3.S913 ---252n 203-14.S1123 ---46n 97-127.S918-20 ---252n 206-14.S1123 ---206n Ch.4 Ch.2 12-31.S927-28 ---252n 1-16.S1124 ---32n Ch.12 12-17.S1124 ---257n 34-48.S1018 ---187n 29-30 & 41-45.S1126 ---32n 35-48.S1018 ---253n 93-108.S1130 ---32n 49-56.S1018 ---158n,187n 93-127.S1130-31 ---46n 49-57.S1018 ---253n 109-27.S1131 ---257n 57-75.S1019 ---253n 128-34.S1132 ---46n 139-53.S1025 ---188n 134-39.S1132 ---47n 154-68.S1026 ---188n Ch.3 ---32n 169-79.S1027 ---188n Ch. 4 ---32n, 206, 220, 228 180-96.S1028 ---189n 12-14.S1161 ---64n 197-207.S1029 ---189n 77-79.S1166 ---258n Ch.15 124-42.S1169-70 ---251n 77-79.SlO72 ---253nn 174-77.S1173 ---257n Ch. 16 ---208, 220, 228 178-85.S1174 ---199n,206n 12-17.S1078 ---208 178-96.S1174 ---199n 185-87.S1174 ---259n Book VI 185-89.S1174 ---59n",63n Ch. 1 ---206, 220, 228 185-96.S1174 ---63n,256n 1-19.S1109 ---30 Chs. 5-6 ---32n 9-19.S1109 ---254n Ch.5 70-80.S1113 ---30 85-106.S1181 ---269n 101-12.S1115 ---255n 107-26.S1182-83 ---270n 107-12.S1115 ---36n Chs.7-9 ---32n 114-16.S1116 ---36n Ch. 7 ---206n, 228 114-21.S1116 ---255n 73-87.S1199 257n 136-49.S1118 ---255n 87-97.S1200 ---256nn 137-42.S1118 ---36n 88-95.S1200 ---63n,257n 150-51.S1119 ---36n, 43n 255-58.S1215 ---259n 150-59.S1119 ---205n,255n 255-60.S1215 ---206n 150-214.S1119-23 ---32n 255-63.S1215 ---199n,200n 151-59.S1119 ---43n Ch.8 160-66.S1120 ---44n 189-92.S1234 ---258n 160-75.S1120-21 ---205n, Ch.9 255n 96-104.S1243 ---258n 292 INDEX

152-86.S1247-49 ---254n, BookVIII 258n Ch. 1 ---74 158-68.S1247 ---191n 1-6.S1538 ---69n 178-86.S1249 ---191n 3-4.S1538 ---262n 187-97.S1250 ---191n 5-6.S1538 ---265n 227-39.S1254 ---191n 19-26.S1538 ---70n, nn, 239-5l.S1255 ---259n 266n 243-49.S1255 ---259n 23-24.S1538 ---265n Chs. 10-11 ---32n n-75.S1541 ---69n Ch. 10 ---65 99-1Ol.S1543 ---73n 151-62.S1269 ---260n 108-1l.S 1544 ---69n 200-07.S1271 ---65n Ch.2 208-23 .S12n ---65n 96-97.S1559 ---74n 211-17.S12n ---261n Ch.4 224-3l.S1273 ---65n 111-39.S1594-95 ---71n 224-53.S1273-74 ---261n Ch.5 ---70 Ch. 11 ---62, 64-66 1-5.S1596 ---7ln 15-22.S1275 ---65n 98-113.S1602-Q3 ---71n 22-29.S1276 ---66n 137-44.S1605 ---7ln 22-42.S1276-77 ---254n 141-44.S1605 ---265n 22-44.S1276-78 ---190n Ch.7 ---74-75 22-n.S1276-80 ---261n 84-92.S1630 ---74n, 266n 29-42.S1276-77 ---66n 101-07.S1631 ---75n, 266n 55-n.S1279-80 ---66n 78-80.S1281 ---64n BookX 107-13.51284 ---49n Chs. 1-8 ---32 107-24.S1284-85 ---260n Ch.l 120-24.51285 ---49n,64n 1-9.S1953 ---30,32n 141-42.51286 ---64n 1-27.S1953-54 ---266n 151-54.S1287 ---67n Ch.6 154-64.S1288 ---67n 46-8l.S2025-27 ---266n 164-70.51288 ---67n 101-16.S2030-31 ---267n Ch.9 Book VII 1-20.S2065 ---31, 32n Ch.l 22-23.S2066 ---267n 2-7.S1292 ---262n n-84.S2069 ---267n 7.S1292 ---265n 85-99.S2070 ---267n 24-30.S1293 ---263n 159-93.S2076-78 ---267n 25-30.S1293 ---264n 181-93.S2078 ---267n 162-65.S1304 ---263n Ch. 10 ---229n 165-n.S1304 ---262n 1-15.S2080 ---267n Ch.9 6-21.52080-81 ---151n 219-34.S1452-53 ---264n 15-19.S2081 ---268n Ch. 10 ---225-29 19-40.S2081-83 268n 87-97.S1463 ---226n, 228 40-50.S2084 ---269n TEXTS 293

50-56.S2085 ---268n 142n, 144, 146-47 57-78.S2086 ---269n 72-78.S2086 ---33n Book III ---118 79-93.S2087 ---270n Ch. 44 ---26n, 48n 94-112.S2088-89 ---270n Ch. 48 ---127n, 128n, 129n, 113-46.S2090-92 ---270n 131-32 147-82.S2093-96 ---270n Ch.64 ---1l8n 183-97.S2097 ---270n Ch,76 ---ll9n Ch. 11 ---229n Ch. 83 ---241n 1-78.S2098-2104 ---270n 66-73.S2103 ---133n 79-108.S2105-06 ---271n Summa theologiae 109-64.S2107-2110 ---27In Pars I Ch. 12 q. 2, a. 3 ---153n 17-69.S2112-16 ---272n q. 22, aa. 1-4 ---1l9n 64-65.S2ll6 ---272n q. 75, a. 6c ---143n 70-122.S2117-20 ---272n q. 76, a. 1 ---143n 123-59.S2121-23 ---272n q. 79, a. 12c ---185n 160-81.S2124-25 ---272n a. 12,ob. 1 ---184n Ch. 13 ---132 a. 12, ad 1 ---184n 127-41.S2134-35 ---134n a. 12sc. ---185n 137-41.S2135 ---26n,48n, q. 88, a. 1 ---26n, 48n 139-41.S2135 ---132n 141-44.S2136 ---160n Pars I-II Ch.14 q. 1, a. 7c & 8c ---235n 1-13.S2187 ---33n q. 3 ---132 Ch.16 a. 2 ---131 168-200.S2179-80 ---33n a. 2, ad 4 ---140n q.5 ---132 a.4c ---DOn, 131, DIn Summa contra gentiles q. 6, intro ---XIVn Book I q. 58, a. 3 ---227 Ch. 13 ---ll8n,151n a. 3, ad 2 ---226n Ch. 65 ---1l 9n q. 66, a. 3, ob. 3 ---60n a. 3, ad 3 ---59n, 60n Book II q. 94, a. 2, ad 2 ---186nn Ch.4 ---86n a.4 ---189n Chs.47-90 ---137 q. 109, a. 10 ---226n, 227 Ch. 55 ---138n Ch.61 ---138, 138n, 139n, Pars II-II 140, 140n, 141 q.47 ---199,204,206,220, Ch. 76 ---1l9n 224-25,228-29 Ch.78 ---138, 140, 140n, 141, a. 1 ---199n, 260n 141n, 142, 142n, 147 aa. 1-3 ---200n Ch.79 ---138n, 141n, 142, a. I, ad 3 ---200n,259n 294 INDEX

a.3 ---199n q. 157, a. 3, ad 2 ---220n a. 3, ad 3 ---199n q. 161 ---220-21 a.6 ---60n,61n q. 161, a. 4 ---220n a. 6 sc. ---60n q. 168, a. 2 ---229n a. 6, ob. 3 ---61n q. 182, a. 1 ---229n, 27ln a. 6, ad 3 ---61n a. 7c ---186n a. 7, ad 1 ---186n Tabula libri Ethicorum a. 7, ad 3 ---186n A 782 ---212n a. 9, ob. 3 ---224n B 29 ---196 a. 9, ad 3 ---224n B 118 ---196 q. 48, a. 1 ---220n C 146 ---203n q.53 ---229 D 431 ---204 q. 53, a. 5 ---225, 225n, 227 E 4 ---212n q. 117 ---221-22 E 108 ---207n q. 117, a. 5 ---221, 221n, 229 E 112 ---207n a. 5 sc. ---221n E 116 ---207n a. 5 c ---221n E 125 ---207n a. 5, ad 3 ---221n E 128 ---207n q. 120 ---208, 220, 228 F 201 ---197n a. 2, ob. 2 ---207n F 229 ---203n a. 2, ad 2 ---207n F277 ---212n q. 123 ---208-09, 220, 229 F 284 ---212n a.1,ad2 ---210-11 F 287 ---212n q. 128, a. 1 ---220n F 306 ---212n q. 129-30 ---222 F 309 ---212n q. 135 ---220, 229 F 315 ---212n a. 2 sc. ---213, 214n F 321 ---212n a. 2 c ---213n,214-15 F 344 ---212n q. 137 ---229 F 347 ---212n q. 137, a. 2 ---225 F 409 ---212n a. 2, ad 2 ---226n H 21 ---212n a.3 ---220 168 ---212n q. 142, a. 2 ---229n 1723 ---212n q. 143 ---220-22 L 37 ---207n q. 143, a. 1 ---220n, 221n, 225, L 41 ---207n 226n L 48 ---207n q. 144 ---215,220,229 M 20 ---224, 224n a. 1 sc. ---215-16 M 64 ---223, 223n a. 4 sc. ---217, 217n, 218, M 66 ---224n 219 M 69 ---223n a. 4 c ---216 M 79 ---224n q. 155 ---229 M 146 ---224n q. 155, a. 3 ---225, 227-28 M 148 ---223, 223n, 224 a. 3 c & ad 2 ---226n M 153 ---223, 223n, 224n TEXTS 295

M 393 ---196n Nicomachean Ethics M 440 ---212n BookI 0219 ---203n Ch.4 P 5 ---214, 215n 1095a15 ---4 P 14 ---223n Ch.7 P 96 ---212n 1097b20-21 ---123n P 416 ---203n 1098a17 ---16 P 423 ---203n a20-21 ---29n, 240n P 437 ---204 Ch.9 P451 ---203n 1099b9-17 ---l11n P 469 ---197, 197n, 203, 203n bll-13 ---241n R 4 ---197n b20-23 ---243n S 166 ---217n Ch. 10 ---123 V 15 ---246n 1l01a14-21 ---123n V 166 ---203 a20-21 ---4, 20 V 168 ---203 V287 ---217n BookII V 290 ---217-19 Ch. 7 ---214n 1l07b19-20 ---214n b21-1108a3 ---223n Aristotle BookIII De anima Ch.8 BookI 1116a17-1117a28 ---212n Ch.5 Ch. 12 ---229n 410M ---1l9n BookIV BookII Ch.3 Chs. 1-2 ---148n 1124b24-26 ---224n Ch.l Ch.9 413b24-25 ---139n 1128b21-22 ---216n b21-33 ---251 BookIII b29-30 ---216n Ch.4 ---147 b29-31 ---217 429all-12 ---145n 429a23 ---145n BookV 429b5 ---146n Ch.7 Ch.5 1134b18-20 ---247 430alO-16 ---141n,147n b24-30 ---l7ln 430a22 ---147n Ch.lO Ch. 9 1137a31-1138a2 ---207n 432a26 ---244n Ch.lO BookVI 433a26-27 ---173n Ch. 1 ---47 1139a5-15 ---35n 296 INDEX

a15-17 ---203 b26-1178a8 . ---270n Ch.5 1140a24-25 ---64n a24-b30 ---202n Metaphysics b22-24 ---197n,203 Book II b28 ---53n Ch. 1 ---152, 56-57 Ch.8 993b20-30 ---154n 1142a23-30 ---204n Ch. 2 ---156-57 a23-9.1142a32 ---204n 994al-3 ---157n Ch.9 1142a31-32 ---204n Book III Ch.ll Ch.4 1143a35-bl ---180n 1000b4 ---119n Ch.13 1144b1-6 ---190n Book XII b24-25 ---48n, 52n Ch.1O b25-27 ---48n 1075al1-16 ---IBn

Book VII Ch.l 1145aI5-17 ---262n Averroes 1145aI6-31 ---227n 1145aI7-20 ---263n Commentarium Magnum in Ch.7 Aristotelis de anima libros 1150a9-b16 ---227n Book III Ch. 5 Book VIII p401,424 - p402,431 ---21n Ch.l p401,424 - p409,653 ---21n 1155a3-4 ---67n, 262n, 265n Ch. 36 a20 ---69n p486,200-02 ---lIn a28 ---73n p499,559-64 ---lIn a29-31 ---69n p499,581 - p500,590 ---12n Ch.4 p500,599 - p501,619 ---12n, 1157a30-b5 ---71n 47n, 1157bl-Ch.5.1157b28 ---70 Ch.5 1157 b5-1158al ---71 Commentarium in Me taphysicam 1157b28-1158al ---70 libros Ch.7 Book XII 1158b27-28 ---74n Ch. 38 b29-33 ---75n fo1.321rE-F ---14n Ch. 52 Book X fo1.338rD ---105n Ch. 7 1177aI 2-17 ---268n TEXTS 297

Commentarium in Moralia Nicomachia Book I Ch.7 fo1.8vH-I ---lOn,27n fo1.8vL - fo1.9rC ---28n fo1.9rA ---27n fo1.9rC-D ---28n fo1.9rF ---l1n,28n fo1.9rF - fo1.l2vG ---15n fol.9vG ---l1n,28n fo1.9vG-H ---14n fol.9vG-I ---230n fol.9vI ---30n,230n Ch.9 fol.12rF - fol.12vG ---15n Ch.lO fo1.l4vH-I ---14n

Book VI Ch. 1 ---37 fo181vL ---37n fo1.81vL-M ---37n fo1.81vM - fo1.82rA ---37n Ch.2 fo1.81vM - fo1.82rA ---lIn

Book X Ch. 6 ---15 Ch.8 ---15 fo1.l55rE ---15n fo1.l55vG ---15n fo1.l55vM - fo1.156rA ---15n INDEX OF SUBJECTS AND NAMES

A apeirocalia, apeyro calia, apyro- caloia, 213-15,220,229 appetite (cf. also: "part(s) of the act, activity, work proper to man soul"), 32, 87, 93, 126, 173, 189, (cf: also "human, practical action(s) 200, 200n, 245, 245n, 246, 257, or activity"), 10, 20, 28, 232, 236- 260-61,264,266; act, activity of, 240,266 231; concupiscible, 161, 163, 184, activelrre,7, 29, 229n, 239, 271 221, 251; correct, right, rectitude Adam, 163, 165, 168 of, 46, 59, 200, 257, 257n; rascible, Adams, Don, XIVn 163, 184,221,251; irrational, 17, Adenulfe of Anagni, 79 31, 245; rational, intellectual (cf. adjunct virtue : cf. "virtues(s)" also: "will"), 63, 65, 184, 232, 234, affection(s), 62, 72, 74-75, 271 254n, 251, 264, 273; ruled by Alberic of Reims, 98 reason, 29, 239, 247; sensitive, Albert the Great, XVn, In, 13, 13n, sensible, 63, 66, 190,245, 245n, 14, 14n, 18-19, 19n, 20, 20n, 21- 243n, 248n, 250-51, 264, 273 22, 22n, 23, 24n, 25, 25n, 26n,27- appetitive activity, 245 28, 28n, 29, 29n,30, 30n, 32n,35- apprehend, apprehension: cf. "cogni- 36, 36n, 37-40, 40n, 41-43, 47,49- tion" 55, 55n, 56, 62-67, 67n, 68-69, Aquinas, Thomas, passim 69n, 70-73, 75, 81-83, 83n, 84, Aristotle, passim 84n, 96, 107, 109, 122, 133, 133n, army, order of, 113-20, 120n, 121-22, 156, 167-68, 170, 170n, 171-73, 233-34,236,241,250,261-62,273 173n, 174, 176-77, 179, 181-83, Arnulf of Provence, 79 184, 186, 188, 188n, 193, 196-97, art(s), 32, 32n, 118, 147,209-10, 197n, 209n, 211, 213-18, 222-24, 234,241,243 226-27, 232, 239-40, 240n, 247-48, art of governing or guiding cities: cf. 254,256,260, 260n, 261, 263, "prudence, political" 263n, 264-65, 265n, 268-69 Aubry of Rheims, 86-88, 98 Alexander, 137 Augustine, St., Augustinian, 87, Alexander of Hales, 166 102n, 123-24, 151,237,247 amiability, amicabile, 31, 74n Avempace, 137 analogy, analogical(ly), analogous, Averroes, Averroist, 5n, 10-11, 13- 57, 79, 116, 155, 183 15, 21, 21n, 23, 26, 26n, 27-28, Andrew of Senon, 196 28n,29, 29n, 30, 30n, 32n,35- anger, 159, 209, 209n, 248 36, 36n, 37, 38n, 40, 42-43, 47, annexed virtue(s): cf: "virtue(s)" 48n, 80, 86-87, 87n, 88, 90-91, 94- 300 INDEX

95,97-98, 107, 115n, 11~ 122, causality, XV 127, 129, 131-32, 134, 136-39, cause, 39, 50, 56, 70, 77, 86-87, 91, 141-43, 143n, 144, 146, 148, 148n, 101,110, 112, 140, 147, 153-57, 151n, 156, 193,232,240,2400, 174,177,208-10,226,235, 241-43, 242,256,259 266; agent, efficient, 78, 101, 140, Avicenna, 5n, 39, 136-37 142, 169,266; final, 78, 93-94, 103; formal, 78, 94, 169; material, 78 B Celano, A. 1., 3n, lOn,48n Chatelain, E., 77n chance, 15, 110 Bacon, Roger, 81 charity,85 banausia, 213, 215 chaunotes, 223 Basil, St., 168 choice(s), choosing, 21, 31, 49, 51- beatific vision, vision of God, IX, 10, 52,54,57-59,61,69-71,89,91-94, 76, 122n, 124, 235 94n, 163, 177,212-13,232,234, beatitude: cf. "happiness" 254,260-61 beatos autem homines ut angelos, Christian philospher or philosophy, men blessed as angels, 4-5, 15 XVn,158n beatos autem ut homines, blessed as Cicero, 88 men, 5, 15, 17,20, 123-25, 127, circumscribed, 29-30, 240 130-33, 133n, 134-35, 243, 273 civil, civic, or political society, 9, 16, bestiality, animal-like behavior, 262- 19,27, 32,63,233-34,236, 250, 264 252-53, 257, 273 Bianchi, Luca, 81n, 87n, 98n civil science: cf. "politics" Boethius, 87, 102n, 114 cogitative power, vis cogitativa, parti- Boethius of Dacia, 88-89, 890, 98 cular reason, 32, 37, 45-47, 64, Bonaventure, 13,81, 84,84n, 85, 90- 191,199,201-02,204-06,254,256, 91, 91n, 98, 10 ~ 103, 103n, 167- 258-60 69, 176 cognition, 3-4, 23, 32, 36-37, 42, 55, Bradley, Denis 1. M., XI-XII, XIln, 59, 63-64,66, 77-78, 87-89, 119, XVn, 36n, 76, 122n, 133n, 158n, 12~ 148, 15~ 167, 16~ 175, 17~ 255n 182, 186, 192,205, 212-13,231, Brady, Ignatius, 90n, lOIn 238,246,256,258,261,266-67, Bourke, Vernon 1., 193n 269-70; natural intellectual or innate, 57,62,158, 158n, 159, 161, 180, 182-83, 186, 188-190, 192, c 253-54,261; of contingent or particular objects, 35, 39-41, 45-46, Cain, 159-60, 166 190,205-06, 254-56,256n;of Cajetan, Cardinal Thomas de Vio, necessary objects, 35, 39-41, 205- 199, 199n, 260,260n 06, 255-56; particular, 256; practi- cardinal or principal virtue(s): cf. cal, 37, 153, 182, 232, 234; ratio- "virtue(s)" cinative, 24, 201; scientific, 256; Carrier, Joanne, 79n, 80, 87n speculative, 6, 32, 87, 153, 158, SUBJECTS AND NAMES 301

182,190,234 reason, 7, 11, 14,21,28,45-46,54, cognitive potency : cf. "part(s) of the 56-59, 93, 162-66, 173, 204, 256, soul" 258,260 collection, co//ectio, 40 Democritus, 84 concupiscence, concupiscible: cf. Denifle, H., 77n "appetite" and "passions" desire(s), desiring, 7,16-17,51,64, condemnation ofDecember 10, 1270, 78, 124-25, 128-29, 132, 135, 163, 92, 95-96 , 98 167,221,235,239,245-46,251, condemnation ofMarch 7, 1277,98, 264,266,270 lOOn, 103-04, 104n, 107, 196 determination of the end, 49 connection with separated intellect or dictate , dictum of conscience or of substance, 5, 11-15,23,26, 26n, reason: cf. "precept" 47-48 , 127, 129, 131-32, 134, 143n, dinotica: cf. "ingenuity" 232,242 Dionysius, 114 conscience, 159-61, 166-67, 169-70, discourse, discursive process, 42, 179, 176-79, 179n 185 contemplation, contemplative activity disposition, dispose, 4, 7,19-20,31, or life (cf. also : "happiness"), 7, 17, 49-52 , 114-15, 117, 167, 176, 189, 23,29-30,48,83,109,124,126, 189n, 190-91,216-18,236,247-48, 130, 133, 163, 229n, 232, 239, 270- 248n, 249, 258, 260-61, 266,273 73 divine beings or realities: cf. "neces- continence, continent action, 2, 31n, saria" 68, 193, 220, 225-26, 226n, 227-29 divine particular providence, 57, 77, 245, 245n, 262-65, 262n, 263, 265 84, 96, 109-11, 1l ln, 112-22, 183, contingent activity: cf. "human 192,235,241,273 action" Doig, James C., 108n, l20n, 122n, contingent being, object, reality , 36, 148n, 154n, 156n 39-46 ,200-01,205-06,255 domestica, domestic household, corruptible things, 117, 188 familial society, yconomica, courage, courageous action, etc., 52, economic society, 233-34, 257 56, 58-59 , 190,208-09, 209n, 210, Dominican Order, Dominicans, 81, 212, 246,250-51, 251n, 252, 254, 95-96, 99, 106-07,274 272-73 Dunphy, William, 106n, 107n Courcon, Robert de, 77 custom, mos, mores , 79, 173, 249, 262,264 E Cyrenaic followers of Aristippus, 188 Elders, Leon, XIII, XIIIn, XIV, XIVn ,249n D Empedocles, 119 end(s) , XVn, 16, 22, 27, 32, 49-52, Davies, Brian, O.P., 157n 54,60-61, 72, 82, 93, 103, 118, decree of reason: cf. "precept" 120-21, 148, 153, 158n, 167,200, Deferrari, Ray, 1., 139n 209,233-35,241-42,252,258,261, deliberate, deliberation, deliberating 266; determined, singular, 14,22, 302 INDEX

28, 52, 57, 59; end, goal of moral 182-87, 189-192, 192n, 247-49, virtue, 32, 55-56, 60n, 61-62, 186; 253-54,258,260-61,273 ultimate end, goal of human living, first principles of consideration, of XI, 1, 7-8, 10, 17,24,28,35,55, science, etc., 57, 61,169,173, 174- 58,63,65,76, 113-14, 123, 125-28, 75,179,184-87,190-91,247,269 183,231-39,241-44,250,257-58, fomes, 163 260-62,270,273 formal object, formal reality of an epieikeia, 207-08, 220, 228 object, 44, 205, 255 equivocation, equivocal(ly), 86-87, Franciscan Order, Franciscan(s), 81, 139 93, 99, 101, 104-05 Erigena, John Scotus, 81 friendship, 31n, 67-75,152, 193,227, eternity of the world, 90-92, 96, 101, 262,262n, 263, 265-66, 273; ad- 102n junct, annexed, intellectual virtue, ethics, ethical science (cf. also, 68,70-71,75; as justice, 68-70, 72- "moral philosophy"), XIV, 1n, 22, 74, 74n, 75; effect of virtue, 69-72, 63,68, Ill, 256n,257 262,265; habitus productive of eubulia, good counsel, 258, 260 choice, 69-71, 265; species of, 7ln; Eustratius, 16-17, 18n,23,27,232 virtue or with virtue, 67-68, 71, experience(s), 191,202,209-10,213, 262,265 245,259-60 Ezekiel, 159, 162, 166, 178, 181, 184 G

F Gauthier, R.-A., Xl, XIn, XII, XIV, XVn,3n,4,4n,5n, 9n, 13n,24, Faculty of Arts, XIV, 2, 7, 24-25, 77, 24n, 25n, 69n, 74n, 80n, 84n, 86n, 80-81,86,90,98,106,193,242 104n, 107n, 113n, 151n, 193, 193n, Faculty of Philosophy, 80 195, 195n, 196, 196n, 197, 197n, faculty of reason and will: cf. 222,222n,225,225n,228 "liberum arbitrium" Gauthier de Chateau-Thierry, 166-67, faculty of the soul: cf. "part(s) of the 167n, 176, 176n, soul, potency" Gauthier ofBruges, 93, 93n, 94, 104 faith, Christian belief, XVn, 21, 81- generosity, 31, 220-22, 229, 254 83,85-90,94-95,97,99, 102-105, Gerard of Abbeville, 93-94, 94n, 104 1I2n, 122, 127, 134, 136, 141, Giles of Orleans, 107 158n, 161 Giles of Rome, 104n famial society: cf. "domestic Glorieux, P., 105n household" gnome , 258-60 figurative(ly), 29-30, 235 goal of human living: cf. "end(s)" finis cuius, end of which, 28n, 235 God, 3, 7, 12, 16, 18-19,23,27,48, finis quo, end by which, 28n, 235 57,81,83-87,91,93-94,96-97, first practical principles (cf. also, 101-03, 107, 110-12, IUn, 113-14, "synderesis" and "intellectus"), 116-18, 122, 122n, 124, 126-27, XIV, 53-54, 57-58, 60n, 63, 65-66, 130, 133, 135n, 152-53, 162, 167, 158, 158n, 169, 173-76, 178-180, 169,175,182,233,236-37,241-43, SUBJECTS AND NAMES 303

272-73; creator, XIln, 3, 78, 151, 10, 12-18, 18n, 20, 22-24, 27, 29, 151n, 152, 156-57,235,243,262, 29n, 30, 30n, 32-33,47, 75, 78, 86- 272; final cause, 103; first being, 4, 89,109,112-13, 124, 126-28, 130, 79-80, 88; first efficient or agent 134,232, 235-45, 257,262n, 266- cause, 6-7, 86, 89, 101, 118, 151- 73; active, 130, 222; after death, 5, 53, 157; first good, 8; prime mover, 10, 103, 122n, 124, 126, 128-30, 118, 120-22, 152-53 132-33, 133n, 135, 151,237,244, good(s), goodness, 6, 8, 16, 27-28, 273; as activity, 3, 18,26, 29, 130- 28n, 29, 31-32, 51, 55-56, 61, 66, 32, 135,237,239-40,243,267-70, 70, 72, 78, 86, 89, 91, 93, 102-03, 273; as caused good, 7-8; as goal of 112-13,115-16,119-21,127,131, activity, 2n; as union with external 158,160-65,167-69,173, 185, 190, or higher reality attainable in this 209,214,216-19,223,226-27,231, life through moral virtue, 1,3-5, 8, 233,235-37,242-43,246-49,252, 48n; attainable in this life, 1, 5, 10, 254,256-58,261,266-67,272; 14,20, 35, 103, 109, 122n, 123, definition of, 16,235; supreme, per- ,123n, 125-27, 129-32, 133n, 134, fect, or ultimate good, 4, 9, 27, 88- 237,243; cause of, 6, 47, 110-12, 89,124,164,235-39,243-44 112n, 241-43; civic, civil, political, Grabmann, Martin, X, Xn, 7n, 8n 17,19-20, 20n, 21-22, 27-29; con- grace, 123-24, 237 templative, 1-2, 15,20, 20n, 22-23, Gratian, 160 29-30,33,47, 109, 130, 134, 150n, Green-Pedersen, N. G., 88n 232,239,257,272-73; definition Grosseteste, Robert, XVn, 9n, 15, 18, of, 29-30, 239-40, 266; figurative 20, 23,48n, 72,269 description of, approach to, 235; Guindon, Roger, XIVn, 25n, 126n, imperfect, limited in this life, XIII, 150n, 151n 9, 15, 122, 122n, 123-25, 127, 130- 31, 132n, 133, 133n, 134, 151,244; perfect, highest perfection, etc., In, H 5-7,17,19,28, 109, 112, 122-24, 126-27,129-32,134-35,151,236- habitus, habit, 31, 41, 48-49, 52-54, 37,241,243-44,268,273; perma- 63,65,67,69-74, 74n, 75,83,130, nent, 125,240,270,273; some- 163, 163n, 168, 174-76, 178-80, thing divine, 111-12; sufficient of 185-86, 191, 199,201-02,204, itself, 17, 19,28, 112, 123-24,236- 206-07,209-10,216,220,225-26, 37, 264, 270, 273; ultimate, 226n, 227-28, 245n, 247-48, 248n, supreme, 26, 32, 48, 83, 127, 129, 249, 251-52,254, 257-58,258n, 131,134, 193,229n; uncaused, 7 261-66,269,273; acquired, 52, Henquinet, F. M., 169n, 170n 166; cognitive, 64, 257; in the Henry of Ghent, lOOn, 104 mean, 64; infused, 180; intellectual, Hermann the German, 10 226-27; natural, innate, 10, 158, higher spark of reason: cf. "synder- 166-68, 170, 173, 180, 182, 185-86, esis" 191-92,248; operating by choice, Bissette, Roland, 105n, 196n 249; undetermined, 41 Hoenen, M. 1. F. M., 8n happiness, beatitude, XIVn, 3-4, 6, 8- honor (cf. also, "magnanimity"), 209, 304 INDEX

222-23,225 136, 271-72; incorruptible, 138, Holtz, L., 80n 141-42, 144, 146, 148,271; hope,209,209n, 210, 251 material, 11-12, 148; part of soul, human nature: cf. "nature" (cf. also, "part(s) of soul"), 269; human, practical action or activity, passive, 258; possible, 43, 95, 137- XI, 3, 5-6, 8-10, 15,22,28, 32, 37, 38,140-44,146-48, 148n, 150,205, 42,45-46,49-51,54-58,61-62, 73, 255, 269; practical: cf. "reason"; 75,83,88-92,123-25,131,133, pure intelligence, 40-41; separable, 143, 162, 164-65, 169-70, 174, 176, separate(d), 11-12, 14-15,37-38, 180,183,186,189-191,200,208- 83,91,94, Ill, 13~ 140, 143, 145- 09,221,227,232-39,243-44,246- 48, 256, 268-69; speculative, 11, 47,249-54,256-58, 258n, 259-63, 46,88-89; substance, 141, 144 265-73 intellection, understanding, 11-13, human rights, 165, 165n 37-38,41,43,45,66,90-91,141, humility, 220-22 145-46,231-32,238 intellectual activity (cf. also, "cognition"), 15,201,245,260 I intellectual substance (cf. also, "separated substance(s)") , 128n, 179, ignorance, 209, 209n, 210 182, 192 immortality: cf. "intellect" and "soul" intellectus, 32, 32n, 91, 173-74, 179, incontinence, incontinent action, 245, 180,182-84,186,191,204,258; 245n, 262-64 of ends, 58, 183; of particular incorruptible things, 117 reason, 258; of principles in infinite series of causes, 151, 157 practical affairs, 58, 179-80, 182- ingenuity, natural cleverness, dino- 83, 191,254,258; of speculative tica, 65-66, 261 principles, 55, 61, 158, 169-70, insight motivated by revelation, XIII, 175, 178-80, 182-83, 185, 191,258, 159n 269 insight of theology, XIII, 159n intemperance, 229n intellect (cf. also, "reason"), 5, 14, intentio Aristotelis, XII-XIV, 31n, 64 16,20,20n,23,29,32,40,43-45, intentio Philosophi, XIII 88-91,93-94, 94n, 97, 102, 120n, intention, 51-52, 252, 260-61 121, 124, 126-27, 136-39, 141, irascible: cf. "appetite" and "pas- 143-9, 151n, 152, 164, 167, 175, sions" 185,199,205n,206,232,232n, 235,238-39,241,245,254-56, 258--61,266-73; act of body, form J of human being, 91, 94-95, 136, 143, 148,268,272; agent, 12,15, Jaffa, Harry V., XII, XIIn, XIII-XIV, 23,43,47,134,137-38,140-44, XVn, 24, 109, 109n, 110, lIOn, 146-47, 148n, 150, 163, 175,205, 111, llln, 113, 122, 122n, 127, 255,269; divine, 269; eternal, 11- 134n, 135, 135n, 151, 151n, 158, 12,90-91,94; immaterial, simple, 158n, 159, 170-71, 171n, 189, 192, 271; immortal (cf. also, "soul"), 249n, 251n, 262n, 272 SUBJECTS AND NAMES 305

James of Douai, 104 Latin translations of the Ethics, XIII- Jeremiah, 159 XIV, 29n, 36n, IBn, 123n, 197n, Jerkins, John , C.S.c., XIIn 224,224n, 241 Jerome, St., 159-62, 166, 168, 174- Latin translations of the Metaphysics, 75,178-79, 181, 184, 187 80,80n, 113n, 115n, 154n, 157n Jolif, J.-Y., 9n, 188 law(s), 169-72, 185,207-08,236, Jordan, Mark, XI, XIn, XVn, XVln, 253, 273; law of nations, ius gen- XVlIn, 24n, 76, 95n, 102n, 108n, tium, positive law, 53, 247, 253; 193n, natural law, ius naturale, law of judgment, judges, judging, 11, 104, nature, 53, 62, 159n, 160-62, 166- 161, 166, 168,251,258-60; natural 68, 173-74, 176, 178, 180, 184-87, judgments, 124; practical judg- 189,189n,236,253,273 ments ' 93, 166,264 Lewry, P. Osmund, 9n, IOn just, iustum,just acts, 52-54, 73-74, Libera, Alain de, 79n, 80, 80n 171, 188,207,247,251-52; legally liberum arbitrium, 93, 161, 161n, just, legale iustum, 170-72, 186-87, 162-63, 163n, 164-67 247,252; naturally just, naturale locomotion, 143 iustum, 158n, 170-73, 187-89, 192, logic, 77, 98,208,210,213 192n, 234,247,252-53 Lohr, Charles H., 81n justice, living justly, 31, 52-53, 56, Lombard, Peter, 84-85, 85n, 160-61, 58,64-65,68-70,72-74, 74n, 75, 178, 179n 87, 165, 189-190,207,221-22,247, Long, R. J. 108n 250-51 ,254,265-66,273; commu- Lottin, Odon, 3n, 4n, 55n, 93n, 94n, tative, 252n ; distributive, 252n ; 104, 105n, 159n, 160, 160n, 161, legal, 207, 251-53 ; particular, 251- 161n, 162n, 163n, 164, 167n, 169, 52 170n, 174n, 175-76, 176n, 178n love, lover, 4, 6-7, 69n, 70-72, 74-75, 78,84-85,87-88,133,167,265 K luck, fortune , 242-43

Kilwardby, Robert, In, 8-9, 9n, 10, 13,23,96 M Kleber, Hermann, XII, XIIn, XIII, XIIIn, XIV, XVn, 2n, 30n, 31n, Magister Udo, 160 159n, 192n, 262n magnanimity, magnanimous agent, Knapwell, Richard, 105, 105n 220,222-24,224n,225,254;honor knowledge: cf. "cognition" as object, 222-23, 225; otiosus, oti- osum, 224-25 ; piger, pigrum, pigri- tia, 222, 224-25, 229; tardus, tar- L dum, 222,224-25,229 magnUftcence, 213 Lafleur, Claude, 8n, 78n, 79n, 80, Mahoney, Edward P., 107n 80n,87n Manichean, 84 Langton, Stephen, 161, 161n, 162 Master(s) of Arts, 2, 8, 24n, 47, 76- 77, 79-81, 86, 89-90, 94-96, 98, 306 INDEX

104, 106, 106n, 107-08, 14~ 167, 131, 135n, 235-37, 239, 244-45, 196,274 273 Master(s) of Theology, XVI, 76, 92- natural law: cf. "Iaw(s)" 94, 94n, 95-96, 98-99, 102-05, 108, natural philosophy, 77-79,98 115, 135, 148, 274 natural science: cf "science" material, natural realities, 38-41 naturalists, 136 mathematical realities, 38-41 nature, 17, 19,50,79,87,109,113, mathematics, 78-79 115, 123, 128, 132, 134, 140-42, Matthew of Aquasparta, 104 147, 150, 158, 162, 171, 187-88, mean in life (cf also, "virtue(s)"), 17 209,231,243,246,253,255,263; Melina, Livio, 123n, 158n, 200n, corporeal nature, 242; human, 256n, 257n, 258n rational nature, XI, XIV, 17, 23, memory: cf "part(s) of the soul" 28,102, 113, 124-27, 131, 158n, Mercken, H. P. F., 16n 167, 173, 179, 182, 188-89, 192, metaphysics, metaphysical, 78-81, 84, 233,236,242,250,253,262,271 111,269 necessaria, necessary beings or Michael of Ephesus , 18 realities, 36, 38-46, 200, 205, 255 Minio-Paluello, Lorenzo, 19n Neckham, Alexander, 162 Moerbeke, 195 Neo-platonic, Neo-platonism, etc., 16, monastica , study of (cf also, "moral 179-80, 182, 190 philosophy"), 233-34 Nicolas of Paris, 78, 79n moral activity, morality, etc., 10, 17, non-material beings: cf. "necessaria" 24,33, 161-62, 165, 167, 170, 176, nourishment, nutrition, etc., 143,238 180-81, 183-84, 186, 189, 192-93, 245, 248-49, 263 moral philosophy, science, etc. (Cf. o also, "ethics"), XIII-XIV, XVn, XVI-XVII, 6, 25, 28, 30n, 33, 35, Oesterle, John A., 60n 69, 75-76, 78, 92, 107, 107n, 110, Oliveira, C. J. Pinto de, 135n 123n, 131, 133, 158n, 159, 165, Olivier the Breton, 87, 87n, 88 190, 193, 195, 198,229,231-35, option for Aristotle, 84, 86, 92 237,239-41,243-47,250, 253-54, order(ed) (cf also, "army, order of'), 256n, 257, 261,265-66,272-74 114, 117-20, 120n, 121-22,212-13, moral theology, XI, 235 233-36,243,249,261-62,272-73 mores: cf. "custom" Owens, Joseph, XI, XIn, XII, XIV, motivum , 208-10, 213 XVn,133n

N p natural cognition ofgood and evil, of Papadis, Dimitrios, XII, XIIn first principles of morality (cf. also, part(s) of the soul (cf. also, "intel- "first practical principles" and lect"), 10-11, 15,30,32, 35-37,40, "synderesis"), 179, 187 42,44-45, 140-42, 144-46, 160, natural desire, 87, 128, 128n, 129, SUBJECTS AND NAMES 307

164-65, 200, 238, 254-55, 268, Peckham, John, 5,102,226,250-51 272-73; act of a body, 139-40; perceiving, perception: cf. "sensa- affective, 160, 163; apprehensive- tion" commanding, 11; cogitative (cf. Peripatetic school, Peripatetics, 84, also, "cogitative power"), 11, 37; 95,268 cognitive, 41, 160,205,259,273; perseverance, 225, 226n concupiscible, 162, 164-65, 168, personal immortality : cf. "soul" 179, 181, 185; immaterial, 272; in- perspective power, 139, 139n ferior, 247; intellectual, intelligent, Peter of Auvergne, 107 11,42-46, 138-39, 144, 164-65, phantasm, form, imagination, 11-13, 201,205,255; irascible, 162, 164- 15,23,90-91,137,173,232 65, 181, 185; irrational, 244, 244n, Philip the Chancellor, 162-63, 163n, 245; memory, 39, 175,202; nutri- 164, 164n, 165-69, 174, 176, 179, tive, 139, 245; opining, 259; poten- 181 cy, potential, power, etc., 15, 20, philosopher(s), XV, 4, 26, 83-84, 31,38-45,63-65,68,91-94, 137- ·152-53, 168, 182, 188, 232, 237-38, 38, 140, 142, 144, 146, 160-64, 240,249,252,269 166-69, 173, 174-76, 180-82, 184- Philosopher's proof, 161-63 85, 192, 201, 205, 205n, 206, 226- philosophy, philosophical discipline, 27,231-32,238-39,248, 248n, 249, etc., XI, XIV, XIVn, XVI-XVII, 255-56,258-60,262,267-68,273; In, 21-22, 33, 69, 75-84, 84n, 85- ratiocinative, reasoning, 35-36, 108, 109-10, 122-23, 126-29, 132, 38-39,41-43,46,200-02,205, 133n, 135, 150, 154, 158n, 159n, 205n, 206, 255-57, 259; rational, 192-93, 196, 198,229,235-37,244, 35,37, 161-62, 164-65, 175, 181, 244n,268, 272, 274 185, 200-01, 226, 244, 244n,245, physics, 83 259; scientific, 35-36, 38-39, 41-43, Plato, Platonic, etc., 14, 78, 103, 125, 46-47,200-02,205, 205n, 206, 136, 15ln, 159, 174,268 255-56; sense(s), sensible, sensitive, pleasure(s), pleasurable, 5, 32, 74, 39-41,43,45-46, 128, 139, 146, 164,222,227,245,251,264,266- 164, 175, 191, 199,201-02,204-05, 67,270,272-73 205n, 206, 238, 245, 256, 258-60, political society: cf. "civil society" 271; separate, separable, 138-40; politics, civil science (cf. also, speculative, 11, 36-38, 46, 139; "prudence"), 22, 233-34, 257 superior, 160; vegetative, 201 potency...power: cf. "part(s) of the particular, practical activity, etc.: cf. soul" "human action" practical activity: cf. "human action" particular(s), singular(s) , 46, 191, practical syllogism, 191, 254, 258 201,204,206,254,256,259-60 precept, prescribe, etc., 49, 166, 177, passions(s), 16-17,50-51,55,70,83, 185-86,188, l89n, 245, 252, 258, 90n, 102-03, 150, 209, 219-22, 260 226n, 232, 248, 248n,250-51,264; predetermination, prescription, estab- irascible, 102, 250-51; concupis- lishment ofthe end, 21-22, 51-52, cible, 70, 102, 226, 250-51 54-57,59-60, 60n, 61-62 Pattin, Adriann, 83n presumption, 209 308 INDEX

pride, 222 R principles ofChristian ethics, XII- XIII, XVI, 109-10, 1l0n, 122, 134, rational activity, 238-40 157-58,189,192,229,272 rational philosophy, 78 problem, question of human happi- reason (cf. also, "intellect"), 17, 20n, ness, XIII, 1, 2n, 26, 31n, 33, 35, 21, 22n, 29, 29n, 31-32, 39, 41-42, 231,236,257,271 50,52,54-56, 60n, 61-64, 66, 68, proheresis, 163 71-72, 78-79, 83, 87, 93, 104, 126, providence: cf. "divine particular 126n, 160-63, 166, 168-70, 173, providence" 175-79, 180-81, 185-86, 189-190, prudence, 2, 16,21-22, 22n, 29n, 32, 192, 199, 200n, 201-02, 220-26, 32n, 48-67, 87, 116, 186, 191, 196, 226n,227, 232-33, 236-40, 243, 199-202, 203n, 204-06, 220, 224, 245, 245n, 247,249,251,253-55, 228, 234, 240, 250, 256n, 257, 259,261,264; connection with 257n, 259-61, 273; application to moral virtue: cf. "prudence"; in- work, 53, 61,63, 200,202,257, ferior, 166, 169, 177; natural, 22, 258n, 259; connection with moral 55-56,61,162, 166, 17~ 185; virtue, 48-52, 54-55, 55n, 60, 64, particular: cf. "cogitative power"; 66, 190,260-61; correct or right practical, 20, 22, 29, 32,46,62,88- reason, 48-50, 54, 56, 63, 116, 159, 89, 158, 168-69, 175, 177-78, 180, 234,246,257,260-61; different 185, 190, 19~200n,23~23~247 , from ethics, 63; economic, domes- 256-58,260; speculative, 32, 173, tica, yconomica, 63, 257; function 175, 178-80, 185, 190-91,247; or tasks of, 49-56, 58-61, 258, superior, 160, 162, 166, 169, 177- 258n, 260; imperfect, 52, 54, 64-65, 79 67,261; knowledge of particulars, reasoning, 39, 42, 58, 180, 185,239, 204; not with reason alone, but with 259-60 something in the appetite, 53, 63- recreation, 230n, 267 64, 200, 257, 257n; perfect, 52-54, rectitude of will, 256n 64, 67; political, po/itica, 10, 14, reportatio of Albert's lectures, 25, 83, 27,63,257; practical wisdom, 48; 170 seminal or seed (cf. also, "vir- revenge, 209 tue(s)") , 54, 65; subject of, 199-200, Rigaldus,Odo, 167, 174 200n, 201-02,206, 225-26, 259 pseudo-courageous action, 208-09, 211-13,220,229 Pseudo-Peckham, 6-7 s pusillanimity, 223 Pythagoras, 136 Schneider, 1. H. J., 8n Schooyans, Michael , 82n science(s), scientific knowledge, 32, Q 32n, 38-40, 55, 79-80, 82, 84n, 85- 86,88,92, 114-15, 130, 153-55, Quintilian, 88 157, 168, 178, 186, 198,204,234, SUBJECTS AND NAMES 309

258n, 270, 273; divine, 42; mathe- created, 109, 151, 157; definition matical, 42; natural, 42, 205; of, 138-39, 148, 150; generable, practical, 22, 30n, 64, 153-54, 257; corruptible, 14, 136-38; immortal speculative, 37, 61, 78,86, 153-54, (cf. also, "intellect"), 76, 96, 109, 269 123,129,134-38,141-44, 146, 148, scientific knowledge, understanding, 150-51; incorruptible, immaterial, 246 136, 141, 144, 146, 149; intellec- secretaries of Aquinas, 197, 214n tual, 90, 100, 107, 136-37, 149-50, Seneca, 88 206,231-32,242,246; rational, 9, sensation, sense activity, perception, 32,35-36,42,45-47, 164,200-02, 143,201,238,259-60 205, 205n,206, 243, 245, 255-56; sense(s), sensitive potency: cf. sensitive, 201; separated 141, 148, "part(s) of the soul" 150; vegetative, 201 separate(d) intelligence or intellect: spark of conscience: cf. "synderesis" cf. "intellect" spark of reason: cf. "synderesis" separate(d) substances, 20, 20n, 23, speculative activity or affairs, 97, Ill, 127-29, 138, 140-41, 144, 188, 189, 229n, 253 232,241,269,272 speculative principles : cf. "first prin- shame, disposition to be ashamed, ciples of consideration..." 215-17, 217n, 218-20, 229 Synan, Edward A. , 84n, 85n Sheed, F. 1., 237n synderesis, synteresin (cf. also, "first Siger of Brabant, 91, 94-95, 98, 106- practical principles"), 60n, 61, 07, 107n 158n, 159, 159n, 160-70, 174-86, Simon of Bisiniano, 160 192,247-48,254; culture of, 159- Simplicius, 106n 60,165,168, 174-75, 178-82, singular(s): cf. "particular(s)" 184-86,247,254,273; habitus, SLE, date of composition, XVII, 193- 159,163, 163n, 166-68, 174-76, 95,198,206,208,213,215,220, 178-86; higher spark of reason, 222,228-29,260; dependence on 160, 162, 178-79; potency, 163, Super Ethica, 197-98,260,266; 163n, 168, 174-75, 181, 184-85; opposed to Secunda secundae, 198- potency with habitus, potentia 200,206,208,213,215,219,224- habitualis, 163, 165-69, 175-76, 25,259-60, 260n, 265, 271; 181-83, 186; rational power, 161; opposed to Super Ethica , 198, 206, spark of conscience, 159, 169, 178- 208,212-13,215,219,265 79; spark of etemallight, 167 Socratics, 64 synesis, 258-60 solicitude, 224 soul (cf. also, "part(s) of the soul"), 3- 4, 7, 9, 13-16, 20n, 21-24, 28, 38, T 42, 53, 79, 85, 88, 96, 100, 102, 129, 136-42, 144-47, 149-50, 159, teleological, 237 161-64, 168, 181, 191,206,237- temperance, temperate act or agent, 238, 244, 244n, 245,248,256, 268; 31, 52, 58-59,60n, 220-22, 227, act, form of body, 98, 102, 138, 245,250-52,254,264-65,273 141,143,149,231,237-38,242; Tempier, Etienne, Bishop of Paris, 310 INDEX

96, 98, 102-03, 196 54,56,62,64-66,190,192,246-48, Themistius, 137 253-54,257,260-61; common con- theology, theologians, theological, dition of, 32, 248-49, 256-57; defi- XI-XII, XIV, XIVn, 6, 24, 75-77, nition of, 31, 50, 246, 248-49, 254, 80-84,84n, 85-86,88-90, 92, 97- 256; genus of, 248, 262, 262n, 99, 106, 108, 109-10, 122n, 123, 264; heroic, 263-64; imperfect, 54; 123n, 126, 133, 133n, 151, 161, in formal and seminal potency (cf. 174,182,187,192,237,274 also, "prudence, seminal"), 52-54, Theophrastus, 137 247,261; infused, 83, 102, 123n; Thijssen, J. M. M. H., lOIn intellectual, 3, 22, 24, 30-32, 68-69, Thomist philosophy, XII 103n, 110, 134, 186, 190, 193, Torrell, J.-P., XII, XIIn, 86n, 92n, 200n,227,245-46,254,256-57, lOIn, 102, 103n 120n, 193n, 195, 259,264,272; mean, 31, 49-52, 54, 195n 56,59-60,73,214n, 223,246,249- 50,254; moral, 9,11, 14-15, 17-19, 22-24, 29-30, 30n, 31, 48-52, 54- u 55, 55n, 56-60, 60n, 61-62, 64-69, 103n, 110, 134, 186, 190, 193, ultimate of potency, 248-49, 249n 200n, 208-09, 227, 239-40, 245, unicity of intellect, 12, 14-15,37,47, 245n, 246-47,249,254,256-57, 90-92, 142 257n, 260-61, 264, 271-72; natural, unicity of substantial form, 99-100, 65-66,83, 190; perfect, complete, lOOn, 102, 105-06 26,54, 131, 190,244; secondary, universals, doctrine of, 82 adjunct, annexed, 31-32, 68, 220, univocal(ly), univocity, 154-55, 252 254,273; specific difference of, 31; speculative, 269 virtuous activity or agent, 4, 10, 49, 52,57,89, 125, 131, 189-190,215- v 19,239,242-44,249n, 253,260-61, 267,271-72 Van Steenberghen, F., 91n, 95, 95n, voluntarily acting, 233 98n, 104n, 105n voluntary defect, 218 veracity, 254 voluptuous life, 17, 159 vertias rei, XIII Vuillemin-Diem, G., 114n, 154n virtue(s), XVn, 3-4, 6, 9, 14, 16,21, 24,29-32,35,55,60,62,67-71, 75, 78, 87, 89, 111-12, 123, 125, 130, 158, 186, 189-90,212-13, w 214n,215,217, 219,221,223,226- 27,232, 239-40,243-45, 245n, Weber, Edouard, o.r., 83n, 100 246-50, 252-53, 255-56, 258, 258n, Weijers, o.. 80n 260,262,262n,263-70 ,273;acco~ Weisheipl, James, o.r., 84n, 274, ding to, or with correct reasoning, 274n 48-52, 54,62,64,67, 190,260-61; Wenin, C., 9n acquisition or development of, 49- Westberg, Daniel, 94n Wieland, Georg, In, 2n, 3n, 4n, 5n, SUBJECTS AND NAMES 311

6n, 8n, 9n, lOn, 20n, 48n will, willing (cf. also, "appetite, rational"), 58-59, 66, 72, 91-94, 94n, 102, 104, 119, 121, 160-61, 163,166-69, 190, 200, 225, 226n, 228,231,251-52,254, 256n, 261, 264-65 William de 1aMare, lOOn, 105, 105n, William of Auvergne, 162 William of Auxerre, 162 William ofBaglione, 89-90, 90n Wippel, John F., 89n wisdom,){n, 2,23, 26, 30, 32, 32n, 33, 39-40, 48, 83, 86, 88-90, 134, 140,153,257,269-72 wise man, 31, 48, 99, 115, 133,249, 249n, 250, 254, 273 W1odek, S., 82n y yconomica: cf. "domestica" Synthese Historical Library Texts and Studies in the History of Logic and Philosophy

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