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Treatise on the Virtues
Thomas Aquinas, John A. Oesterle
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Treatise on the Virtues
Thomas Aquinas, John A. Oesterle
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In his Treatise on the Virtues, Aquinas discusses the character and function of habit; the essence, subject, cause, and meaning of virtue; and the separate intellectual, moral, cardinal, and theological virtues. His work constitutes one of the most thorough and incisive accounts of virtue in the history of Christian philosophy. John Oesterle's accurate and elegant translation makes this enduring work readily accessible to the modern reader.
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Introduction
QUESTION XLIX | ||
Habits in General, with Respect to What They Are | ||
First Article: | Is Habit a Quality? | |
Second Article: | Is Habit a Distinct Species of Quality? | |
Third Article: | Does Habit Imply Ordering toward Act? | |
Fourth Article: | Are Habits Necessary? | |
QUESTION L | ||
The Subject of Habits | ||
First Article: | Is There Any Habit in the Body? | |
Second Article: | Is the Subject of Habit in the Essence of the Soul or in Its Powers? | |
Third Article: | Can There Be Any Habit in the Sense Powers? | |
Fourth Article: | Is There Any Habit in the Intellect? | |
Fifth Article: | Is There Any Habit in the Will? | |
Sixth Article: | Are There Habits in the Angels? 20 | |
QUESTION LI | ||
The Cause of the Formation of Habits | ||
First Article: | Is Any Habit from Nature? | |
Second Article: | Is a Habit Caused by Acts? | |
Third Article: | Can a Habit Be Produced by One Act? | |
Fourth Article: | Are Any Habits Infused in Man by God? | |
QUESTION LII | ||
The Increase of Habits | ||
First Article: | Can Habits Increase? | |
Second Article: | Does a Habit Increase through Addition? | |
Third Article: | Does Every Act Increase a Habit? | |
QUESTION LIII | ||
The ... | ||