Summa Theologica Notis Ornata, Vol. 2: Pars Prima: LXXV-CXIX; Prima Secund� I-XXXIX; de Anima, de Primo Homine, de Gubernatione Rerum in Genere de Actibus Humanis, de Pa

Excerpt from S. Thom� Aquinatis Summa Theologica Diligenter Emendata, Nicolai, Sylvii, Billuart, Et C. J. Drioux Notis Ornata, Vol. 2: Pars Prima: LXXV-CXIX; Prima Secund� I-XXXIX; De Anima, De Primo Homine, De Gubernatione Rerum in Genere De Actibus Humanis, De Passionibus

Ad primum.sic proceditur. Videtur quod anima sit corpus. Anima enim est motor corporis. Non autem est movens non motum; tum quia videtur quod nihil possit movere nisi moveatur, quia nihil dat alteri quod non habet, sicut quod non est ealidum, non calefacit; tum quia si aliquid est movens non matum, causat moium sempiternum, et eodem modo se ha bentem, ut probatur (phys. Lib. Vm, text. Quod non apparet in motu animalis, qui est ab anima. Ergo anima est movens motum. Sed omne mo vens motum est corpus. Ergo anima est corpus.

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