Encara no tenim significats per a "move the will".
1Therefore the sensitive appetite does not move the will.
2Therefore the intellect does not move the will.
3Therefore neither does the intellect move the will.
4Therefore God does not move the will.
5Therefore God cannot move the will.
6Something must be done to touch the heart and to move the will of men, effectively; and he must do it.
7Hence in as far as anyone may be the cause why anything be apprehended as an appetible good, so far does he move the will.
8Altogether it was a difficult thing to ascertain or to move the will of the gods, and one must help oneself as best one could.
9Therefore it seems that whatever is apprehended by the intellect moves the will of necessity.
10And in this way, the sensitive appetite moves the will, on the part of the object.
11As regards the object, a thing may be understood as moving the will in three ways.
12But God moves the will, for it is written (Prov.
133: The intellect is compared to the will as moving the will.
14Therefore God moves the will of necessity.
15We must now consider what moves the will: and under this head there are six points of inquiry:
16And therefore by this kind of motion the intellect moves the will, as presenting its object to it.
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