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II-I, 28, 1
Латинский оригинал цитируется в романе «Имя розы» (День четвертый).
Sed amor facit quod ipsa res quae amatur, amanti aliquo modo uniatur, ut dictum est. Unde amor est magis unitivus quam cognitio.
«Сумма теологии»

Ричард Докинз в книге «Бог как иллюзия» (гл. 9, подгл. «Насилие физическое и духовное») заметил: «... энтузиасты геенны огненной <…>, похоже, разделяют ликующее злорадство и самодовольство уверенных в собственном спасении, выраженное в <этой фразе> <…>. Приятные господа, ничего не скажешь».
Приписываемое
Источник: Ричард Докинз, «Бог как иллюзия» (2006) // пер. с англ. Н. Смелковой. — М: КоЛибри (Иностранка), 2008. — гл. 9.

"О правлении государей".

«Об истине», 2, 3, 19
Nihil est in intellectu, quod not sit prius in sensu.
Другие

I, 1, 2
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I, 1
«Сумма против язычников»

модус
Источник: Сумма теологии.

мышление
Источник: Сумма теологии

ангел
Источник: Summa Theologica, I, 51, 2

I, q. 1, art. 8, ad 2
Summa Theologica (1265–1274)

Sermon on the Apostles' Creed (c. 1273), Art. 8

Добавить примечание: (la) Nullum malum bona intentione factum excusatur.
Вариант: Variant translation: An evil action cannot be justified by reference to a good intention.
Источник: On the Ten Commandments (c. 1273)

Добавить примечание: (la) Lex naturae […] nihil aliud est nisi lumen intellectis insitum nobis a Deo, per quod cognoscimus quid agendum et quid vitandum. Hoc lumen et hanc legem dedit Deus homini in creatione.
Источник: On the Ten Commandments (c. 1273) Art. 1

Misattributed
Источник: This quote, frequently attributed to Aquinas, is actually a paraphrase of a passage (itself an elaborate paraphrase of Augustine) by Ptolemy of Lucca in his continuation of an unfinished work by Aquinas. The passage from Ptolemy reads: "Thus, Augustine says that a whore acts in the world as the bilge in a ship or the sewer in a palace: 'Remove the sewer, and you will fill the palace with a stench.' Similarly, concerning the bilge, he says: 'Take away whores from the world, and you will fill it with sodomy.'" (Ptolemy of Lucca and Thomas Aquinas, On the Government of Rulers, trans. James M. Blythe. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1997, 4. 14. 6). What Augustine actually wrote (in De ordine, 2. 4. 12) was simply: "Remove prostitutes from human affairs and you will unsettle everything on account of lusts." Only Book 1 and the first four chapters of Book 2 of On the Government of Rulers (De Regimine Principum) are by Aquinas. The rest of the work was written by Ptolemy. (It even mentions the coronation of Albert I of Hapsburg, an event that occurred in 1298, twenty-four years after Aquinas's death.) The quote comes from Book 4, which was definitely not written by Aquinas.

Источник: De potentia (c. 1265–1266) q. 7, art. 9, ad 8

Источник: De potentia (c. 1265–1266) q. 7, art. 5, ad 14

Источник: Summa Theologica (1265–1274) II–II, q. 11, art. 3 co

Источник: Summa Theologica (1265–1274), I–II, q. 3, art. 8 co

Источник: On the Governance of the Jews (c. 1263–1265) art. 4

Источник: Summa contra Gentiles (1259–1265) I, 1, 2

Источник: Commentary on the Metaphysics (c. 1270–1272), 1, 3; quoted in Josef Pieper, Leisure, the Basis of Culture (New York, 1952), p. 88

Источник: Summa Theologica (1265–1274), I, q. 25, art. 4