Meanings of immaterial things in English

This kind of multitude is found only in immaterial things.

Yet a thing may be its own form, as appears in all immaterial things.

We shall treat of their knowledge, first, of immaterial things, secondly of things material.

It was the crowning buffet, the final victory of Philistia over art, beauty, and immaterial things.

Since then our mind understands material things, much more is it able to understand immaterial things.

Thee is in the midst of a thousand immaterial things, though they have importance for the moment.

Something immaterial , assuredly, since it can conceive immaterial things, such as a line, a point, surface, space.

Money means every desirable material thing on earth, and the manifold immaterial things which come of material possessions.

You can touch immaterial things.

But as the human intellect is disposed for understanding corporeal things, so is the angelic mind for understanding immaterial things.

It was tantalizing, too, how everything seemed to point toward some vast and incomprehensible pattern into which were woven so many material and immaterial things.

Sylvia spoke, after a time, of immaterial things, or answered his questions as to the identity of the constellations mapped in the clear arch above.

Direction mattering little and companionship everything, they wandered on, talking of immaterial things-ofthe rough pavements, of the shop windows, of the gray medieval buildings.

He only knew that a touch, infinitely desired, had lighted upon him-thata comprehension born of immaterial things was luring him whither he knew not.

Says St. Thomas: "From material things we can rise to some kind of knowledge of immaterial things, but not to the perfect knowledge thereof."

Of the Angels' Knowledge of Immaterial Things 57.