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1 Therefore men, by the power of the soul, can change corporeal matter .
2 Therefore man can change corporeal matter by the power of his soul.
3 But in the working of miracles a change is wrought in corporeal matter .
4 Therefore when the soul is of strong imagination, it can change corporeal matter .
5 Therefore much more is corporeal matter changed by a conception of an angel.
6 Therefore much more efficaciously can an angel by his power transform corporeal matter .
7 Much more, then, can the human soul by its power change corporeal matter .
8 Therefore the effect of the heavenly bodies is of necessity received in corporeal matter .
9 Therefore it is unreasonable to say that there are seminal virtues in corporeal matter .
10 How did corporeal matter deserve of Thee, to be even invisible and without form?
11 Objection 1: It would seem that corporeal matter obeys the mere will of an angel.
12 But the human body was made of corporeal matter , as stated above (A.
13 But this would not be unless the power of the soul could change corporeal matter .
14 Therefore there are no seminal virtues in corporeal matter .
15 But the soul is the act of corporeal matter , as is clear from its definition.
16 For its power is indeed infinite inasmuch as it is not terminated by corporeal matter .
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