The Metaphysics of the School: Book4. Principles of being; Book 5. Causes of being

accident accidental according action active actual admit affirms already analytical animal answer argument atoms become bodies bodily called Category causality common complete composite concept condition consequently considered constitution continuous demonstration dependence determined difficulty distinct effect efficient cause elements entity equally essence essential evidence existence experience fact faculty final follows force forma former further given gives Hence human idea identity immediately impossible includes instance intrinsic Judgment Kant limits Material Cause means metaphysical mind motion nature necessary necessity object once passive perception perfect philosophy physical physical law possible potentiality predicate present Primordial Matter Principle priori produced Proposition proved pure quantity question quod reality reason received relation remains representative requires sense sensile separate simple soul specific substance substantial form sufficient supposed teaching term theory thing Thomas thought tion touching true truth ultimate universal whole