Action and passion receives its species from an act
Action and passion receives its species from an act; action indeed from the act which is the principle of acting, and passion from the act which is the terminus of the movement.
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Man's last end »Man's last end
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3. Whether human acts are specified by their end? »3. Whether human acts are specified by their end?
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Yes, human acts are specified by their end »Yes, human acts are specified by their end
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Principle of genuine human acts is the good and the end »Principle of genuine human acts is the good and the end
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Action and passion receives its species from an act
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Example from heating »Example from heating
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Composed things are specified by their forms »Composed things are specified by their forms
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Movements are divided into action and passion »Movements are divided into action and passion
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Thing receives its species in respect of an act  »Thing receives its species in respect of an act
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