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• Title: Thomas Aquinas: Comment II: Man and the Intelligible World
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  • warmth of love, for they glow at the same time, or burn: and
• Title: Thomas Aquinas: Comment III: Man and the Material World
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  • warm, wet or dry, but the power which produces such
• Title: Thomas Aquinas: Comment IV: Man as a Learning Being
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  • effectiveness without body. Thus warmth does not engender
  • warmth by itself but a body engenders warmth by means of
  • warmth.
• Title: Thomas Aquinas: Comment V: The Application of Intelligence to the Human Body
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  • agreeably divided between warmth, the quality of Fire, and
  • that the coolness of the brain might moderate the warmth of the
  • transmits the necessary movement-action by means of the warmth
  • warm and cold, dry and moist, etc., not (like colours and
  • in the body a contraction of warmth and life-spirits into the
  • account of the warmth the subtlety of the life-spirits which
  • place from the lower to the upper organs, whereby warmth and
  • the lower organs, and so warmth and the spirits of life are not
  • warmth and the life-spirit; and therefore Nature in pain
  • is provided for the spirit and the warmth which are collected
  • death, it withdraws the warmth inside behaves exactly as if it
  • of the life-spirits and the warmth, as if it were itself
  • such an inadequacy is chiefly the result of a lack of warmth,
  • because with Fear the warmth leaves the heart, going from the
  • the lack of warmth, which through Fear occurs in the outer
  • advance, corresponding with warmth, it causes in consequence a
  • through Anger. Nevertheless, the glow following the warmth of
  • love is different from that of Anger; for the warmth of love is
  • warmth of the air and the blood. Wherefore those of sanguine