Summa Theologiae Prima Pars, 50-119 (Latin-English Opera Omnia)

Contents
The Substance of the Angels Absolutely
Angels in Comparison with Bodies
Angels in Relation to Place
The Local Movement of the Angels
The Knowledge of the Angels
The Medium of the Angelic Knowledge
Angelic Knowledge of Immaterial Things
Angelic Knowledge of Material Things
The Mode of Angelic Knowledge
The Will of the Angels
The Love or Dilection of the Angels
The Production of the Angels in the Nature
The Perfection of the Angels in Grace and Glory
The Malice of the Angels with Regard to Sin
The Punishment of the Demons
The Work of Creation of Corporeal Creatures
The Order of Creation towards Distinction
The Work of Distinction in Itself, and the Work of the First Day
The Work of the Second Day
The Work of the Third Day
The Work of Adornment, and of the Fourth Day
The Work of the Fifth Day
The Work of the Sixth Day
The Things that Belong to the Seventh Day
All the Seven Days in Common
Man, Who is Composed of a Spiritual and Corporeal Substance
The Union of Body and Soul
The Powers of the Soul in General
The Specific Powers of the Soul
The Intellectual Powers
The Appetitive Powers in General
The Power of Sensuality
The Will
Free Will
The Soul’s Knowledge When Joined to the Body
The Mode and Order of Understanding
What Our Intellect Knows In Material Things
The Soul’s Knowledge of Itself and All Within Itself
How the Human Soul Knows What is Above Itself
The Knowledge of the Separated Soul
The First Production of Man’s Soul
The Production of the First Man’s Body
The Production of the Woman
The End or Term of the Production of Man, As to the Image and Likeness of God
The State or Condition of the First Man as to His Intellect
Things Pertaining to the First Man’s Will
The Mastership Belonging to Man in the State of Innocence
The Bodily Condition of the First Man, as to the Preservation of the Individual
The Preservation of the Species
The Condition of the Offspring as to the Body
The Condition of the Offspring as Regards Righteousness
The Condition of the Offspring as Regards Knowledge
Man’s Abode, Which is Paradise
The Government of Things in General
The Special Effects of the Divine Government
The Change of Creatures by God
How One Creature Moves Another
The Speech of the Angels
The Angelic Degrees of Hierarchies and Orders
The Ordering of the Bad Angels
How Angels Preside Over Corporeal Creatures
The Action of the Angels on Man
The Mission of the Angels
The Guardianship of the Good Angels
The Assaults of the Demons
The Action of the Corporeal Creature
Fate
Things Pertaining to the Action of Man
The Production of Man from Man as to the Soul
The Propagation of Man as to the Body