Week 23 (pp. 289-300) Flashcards
status integritatis
state of integrity
status originalis
original condition or state
status purorum naturalium
the purely natural condition
stipulatio
stipulation or condition
stricte
strictly
sub specie aeternitatis
under the aspect or form of eternity
subiectum
subject
subiectum convertendum
the converted subject
subiectum quo
the subject by which
subiectum quod
the subject which
subsistentia
subsistence or subsistent
substantia
substance
substantia cogitans
thinking substance
actus substantialis cogitandi
the substantial actualization of thinking
actus cogitandi
the actuality of thinking
substantia individua intelligens
an individual, intelligent substance
suggestio verborum
the suggestion of words
summa
the main point, principal issue, or substance
summum bonum
the highest good
summus princeps
supreme ruler or sovereign
superadditum
something superadded
superbia
pride
suppositum
supposit; a self-existent, or self-subsistent thing
suppositum intelligens
a thinking, self subsistent being
supra lapsum
above or prior to the fall
sursum corda
lift up (your) hearts
sustentatio
preservation, providential sustenance
syllogismus practicus
the practical syllogism
synaidios (συναΐδιος)
coeternal
synaphē (συναφή)
attachment, connection or union
synapheia (συνάφεια)
union or conjunction
synchōrētikōs (συγχωρητικῶς)
forgivingly
synderesis (synteresis)
the innate habit of the understanding which grasps basic principles of moral law apart from the activity of formal moral training
syneidēsis (συνείδησις)
conscience
synergismus
synergism; i.e. a working together
synergoi (συνεργοί)
fellow workers, co-workers
syntaxia (συνταξία)
a collection, arrangement
ta dynata (τὰ δυνατά)
possible things
ta mellonta (τὰ μέλλοντα)
things that are to be
tantus, -a, -um
only
tapeinōsis (ταπείνωσις)
humiliation
tautotēs (ταὐτότης)
identity
tautousios (ταὐτούσιος)
of identical essence
teleiōsis (τελείωσις)
fulfillment, perfection
telos (τέλος)
goal
tentatio
trial, affliction, temptation
terminus a quo
the terminus or point from which; i.e. the point of departure of a process
terminus ad quem
the terminus or point to which; i.e. the final goal of a process
terminus ultimus
ultimate goal
terminus proprius
proper goal
terminus gratiae peremptorius
the peremptory limit of grace
terminus salutis peremptorius
the peremptory limit of salvation
terminus vocationis ad quem
the point to which of calling
terra
earth
terra incognita
an unknown land
terrores conscientiae
terrors of conscience
tertius usus legis
third use of the law
tessera
token or sign
testamentum
testament
testes veritatis
witnesses of the truth
testimonium
testimony, witness
testimonium internum Spiritus Sancti
internal testimony of the Holy Spirit
textus receptus
the received text
theanthrōpos (θεάνθρωπος)
God-man
theologia
theology
Theologia a Deo docetur, Deum docet, et ad Deum ducit
Theology is taught by God, teaches of God, and leads to God (Thomas Aquinas)
theologia acroamatica
higher theology
theologia angelorum
the theology of angels
theologia archetypa
archetypal theology
theologia beatorum
theology of the blessed
theologia catechetica
catechetical theology
theologia crucis
theology of the cross
theologia ectypa
ectypal theology