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  • Title: Thomas Aquinas: Preface to Part Two
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    • environment” can perhaps help some readers to feel more
  • Title: Thomas Aquinas: Lecture I: Thomas and Augustine
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    • powerful influence on the Western world which had spread from
    • Manichaeism was already at the time when Augustine was growing
    • up a world-current of thought which had spread throughout North
    • what I have already emphasized. For however fantastic it may
    • Manichaeism. Augustine has already something of what I would
    • intensively in his soul. We read it in his words: the heaviest
    • an oriental tinge, that is already present in the whole Greek
    • variation (with an oriental tinge) of something already
    • senses as well as perceptions, though he is already getting
    • mind. In this idea-world — and this we see already
    • in our spiritual science as Imagination. You can read about it
    • in him there is already the modern man, the predecessor as
  • Title: Thomas Aquinas: Lecture II: The Essence of Thomism
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    • outer events; and this something which was going on already a
    • soul was, it is true, fairly widespread. But this inner urge,
    • the spread of Christianity throughout these centuries is the
    • thread through everything either wrote. But there was in
    • the man who was already filled with the individuality-impulse
    • semi-Pelagianism already described; and as if one fought in
    • age to the age of the Schoolmen from the threads of concepts
    • understand it, if we consider, looking beyond what I already
    • names Super-God and super-beauty are already disturbing. They
    • says, if one reads something like Plotinus or what has come
    • Plato. But when we read Aristotle we must say: Aristotle
    • special exposition of philosophy, there had already been
    • were all sorts of others. With the spread of Islam and the
    • through and through? For our reason is already vitiated through
  • Title: Thomas Aquinas: Lecture III: Thomism in the Present Day
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    • realize that for somebody who could also certainly read between
    • be read between Spinoza's lines did not become a dominating
    • outer world, is already to be found in Locke in the seventeenth
    • knowledge. One feels this surely in his Critic. Read his
    • to-day, lies already in Thomas Aquinas!” It was an
    • Science. Read in my
    • they point out already that the whole human body must be
    • be found, at any rate in the observed world which is spread
    • observed and then we spread over it the world of ideas through
    • could answer this question only thus: By spreading the
    • not spread Space and Time and ideas, which are only
    • world in a purely philosophical form. And he who reads my
    • takes up this basis, which is expressed already in the title of
    • Philistine-Principle, against which Schiller had already revolted, the
    • re-appears as Spiritual Science. And so a light is already
    • the fact that from this root something is already sprung
    • Here the dogma of experience, as I wrote already in the
  • Title: Thomas Aquinas: Comment III: Man and the Material World
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    • be, of some ready-waiting vessels, but as creative action.
  • Title: Thomas Aquinas: Comment IV: Man as a Learning Being
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    • same time “to read inwardly.” And this is quite
    • “inward reading” (intellectus) can be used in
    • abstract conceptions?” which man thus “reads
    • and can be “read inwardly” in them by men through
    • the nature of things rested in God, who saw it in self-reading
    • for outward reading, so also inward reading can only take place
    • if something “readable” (intelligible), something
    • the “Eye of inward reading” — the
    • be God-protected — attached to heaven by the thread of
    • from the less perfect to the more perfect, but already assigns
    • since, as already stated, the higher an intellectual substance
    • mediation of the senses. But because, as already stated, the
    • Physics that the man who already has the endurance to
    • case with the man who has already mastered a science, and in
    • sciences” lies ready for him who knows the “Open,
    • incorporated in man already before birth, so that his knowledge
    • …The words of the teacher, either heard or read, in the
  • Title: Thomas Aquinas: Comment V: The Application of Intelligence to the Human Body
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    • imaginative and conceptual image already there.
    • this bodily delicacy is already a foretaste on earth of the
    • concealment. But partly it comes also from the breadth of heart



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