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Meanings of intelligible species in English
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Usage of intelligible species in English
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But the light of the active intellect abstracts intelligible species from phantasms.
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But habits and intelligible species cause things to be known by the soul.
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Therefore much more is the intellectual soul created by God under intelligible species.
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For the intellect is made actual by the intelligible species by which it is informed.
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Therefore the intelligible species, by which the soul understands, are caused by some separate forms.
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Therefore, when an intellectual substance is seen, the intelligible species within it is also seen.
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But intelligible species are not opposed to each other.
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Therefore the intelligible species, by which we actually understand, are caused by some separate substances.
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Therefore the intelligible species suffices for the intellect to understand actually, without turning to the phantasms.
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Therefore the angel inclines towards the good through his own nature, or through an intelligible species.
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But nothing of what is understood is in the intellect actually understanding, save the abstracted intelligible species.
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Objection 1: It would seem that the intelligible species are derived by the soul from some separate forms.
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We must therefore conclude that the intelligible species, by which our soul understands, are not derived from separate forms.
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For the habit which is in the intellect is the intelligible species, by means of which the intellect actually understands.
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And sometimes the intelligible species is in a middle state, between potentiality and act: and then we have habitual knowledge.
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But in this life we cannot understand by intelligible species without turning to phantasms, as shown above (Q.
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