Disputed Questions on the Soul, on Spiritual Creatures, on the Virtues, on the Union of the Incarnate Word, Vol. 26

Disputed Questions on the Soul
Prologue - 1
1. Whether the human soul can be a form and a particular thing - 3
2. Whether the human soul, so far as its act of existing is concerned, is separated from the body - 15
3. Whether there is one potential intellect, or intellective soul, for all men - 27
4. Whether it is necessary to admit that an agent intellect exists - 39
5. Whether there is one separately existing agent intellect for all men - 47
6. Whether the soul is composed of matter and form - 57
7. Whether the angel and the soul are of different species - 67
8. Whether the rational soul should be united to a body such as man possesses - 79
9. Whether the soul is united to corporeal matter through a medium - 93
10. Whether the soul exists in the whole body and in each of its parts - 107
11. Whether the rational, sensitive, and vegetative souls in man are substantially one and the same - 117
12. Whether the soul is its powers - 127
13. The distinction between the powers of the soul - 135
14. The incorruptibility of the human soul - 149
15. Whether the soul, when separated from the body, is capable of understanding- 159
16. Whether the soul, when united to the body, can understand separate substances - 173
17. Whether the soul, when separated from the body, can understand separate substances - 185
18. Whether the soul, when separated from the body, knows all natural things - 193
19. Whether the sensitive powers remain in the soul when it exists apart from the body - 207
20. Whether the soul, when separated from the body, knows singular things - 217
21. Whether the soul, when separated from the body, can suffer punishment by corporeal fire - 229

Disputed Question on Spiritual Creatures
Prologue - 243
1. Whether a spiritual substance is composed of matter and form - 245
2. Whether a spiritual substance can be united to a body - 261
3. Whether the spiritual substance, which is the human soul, is united to the body through a medium - 273
4. Whether the whole soul is in every part of the body - 289
5. Whether there is any created spiritual substance that is not united to a body - 299
6. Whether a spiritual substance is united to a heavenly body - 307
7. Whether a spiritual substance is united to an ethereal body - 317
8. Whether all angels differ in species from one another - 321
9. Whether the potential intellect is one in all men - 333
10. Whether the agent intellect is one intellect belonging to all men - 347
11. Whether the powers of the soul are the same as the essence of the soul - .361

vii Disputed Questions on the Virtues
Question 1 – On the virtues in general
1. Whether the virtues are habits - 375
2. Whether the definition of virtue given by Augustine is fitting - 382
3. Whether a power of the soul can be the subject of a virtue - 391
4. Whether the irascible and concupiscible powers can be the subject of virtue - 394
5. Whether the will is the subject of virtue - 401
6. Whether there is virtue in the practical intellect as in a subject - 406
7. Whether there is virtue in the speculative intellect - 410
8. Whether virtues are in us by nature - 414
9. Whether the virtues are acquired through actions - 422
10. Whether there are any virtues in people through infusion - 430
11. Whether infused virtue can be increased - 440
12. The distinction of the virtues - 448
13. Whether virtue consists in a mean - 460

Question 2 – On charity
1. Whether charity is something created in the soul or is itself the Holy Spirit - 469
2. Whether charity is a virtue - 478
3. Whether charity is the form of the virtues - 483
4. Whether charity is one virtue - 489
5. Whether or not charity is a specific virtue distinct from the other virtues - 494
6. Whether charity can coexist with mortal sin - 498
7. Whether the object of charity’s love is a rational nature - 503
8. Whether loving one’s enemies belongs to the perfection of counsel - 510
9. Whether there is an order to charity - 517
10. Whether it is possible for charity to be perfected in this life - 523
11. Whether everyone is required to have perfect charity- 528
12. Whether charity, once possessed, can be lost - 534
13. Whether charity is lost through a single act of mortal sin - 544

Question 3 – On fraternal correction
1. Whether fraternal correction is in a precept - 549
2. Whether the order of fraternal correction is in the precept given in Matthew 18 - 558

Question 4 – On hope
1. Whether hope is a virtue - 569
2. Whether hope is in the will as its subject - 577
3. Whether hope is prior to charity - 578
4. Whether hope is only present in this life - 583

Question 5 – On the cardinal virtues
1. Whether the following are the cardinal virtues: justice, prudence, fortitude, and temperance - 591
2. Whether the virtues are interconnected - 599
3. Whether all the virtues in a person are equal - 608
4. Whether the cardinal virtues will remain in the life to come - 617

viii Disputed Question on the Union of the Incarnate Word
Prologue - 627
1. Whether this union was brought about in the person or in the nature - 629
2. Whether there is only one hypostasis or suppositum in Christ or two - 641
3. Whether Christ is one or two in the neuter - 651
4. Whether there is only one being in Christ - 659
5. Whether in Christ there is only one activity - 661