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20 25 30 44 “ LIBER NOVVS DE ANIMA RATIONALI ” EE [I.III.3] | Si anima non esset, creaturae corporales suum finem attingere non possent in Deo, unde | sequeretur magnum inconueniens, ut iam declarauimus. Est ergo anima immortalis, ut creaturae corporales per ipsam animam coniunctam corpori humano possint in Deo suum attingere finem, quoniam si mortalis esset, sequeretur inconueniens | quod iam diximus, et non essent creatae ad permanentem finem. [I.III.4] | Anima est nobilior creatura quam aliquod corpus, || et hoc est quia melius potest attingere similitudines diuinas, cum Deus sit ens spirituale et anima similiter. Vnde si anima est immortalis ut finis | creaturarum corporalium sit permanens, sic bene se|quitur quod ipsa sit immortalis ut suus finis sit permanens. Quoniam | si esset mortalis, nobilius esse non | haberet tantam concordantiam cum permanentia sicut minus nobile, | quod est impossibile. [I.III.5] Deus est iustus, et sua iustitia exigit animam esse immortalem, | ut possit habere permanens subiectum | in quo possit iudicare bonam animam ad beatitudinem aeuiternalem, et malam ad poenam aeuiternalem. Et si anima esset mortalis, in sua mortalitate ageret iustitia diuina contra se ipsam | in hoc, quoniam faceret contra illud quod exigit suum iudicium, et quia | iustitia Dei non potest iniuriare se ipsam, oportet animam esse immortalem. 16 esset etiam E] add. immortalis CGL4A2M3L5am; add. immortalis in marg. L1L2; cat. || 17 possent] possunt M1D • in Deo] ideo M1; om. I2 • unde sequeretur - declarauimus] om. L5 • sequeretur etiam Eam] sequit ; se seguira cat. • iam] om. UCDI1OHI3 • Est ergo - corporales] om. M3 || 18-113(I.III.q6) immortalis, ut - ipse] om. S || 18 creaturae corporales per ipsam] per ipsam creaturae corporales L5 • per] sup. lin. L1 • animam] om. L3 || 19 coniunctam corpori] corpori coniunctam RG • possint] possunt RA2 • suum attingere finem] attingere suum finem CK; suum finem attingere M3 || 19-21 quoniam si - finem] om. DI1 || 20 quod] om. C • et] add. iam OH • essent] esset UCKI2OHL3I3 || 21 creatae] creata UCKI2OHL3I3 • ad] om. M1 || 22 aliquod] aliquid D; aliud O • est 2 ] om. UCDGI1I2OHL3 || 23-24 sit ens - similiter] et anima sint entia spiritualia K || 24 si] om. A2 || 24-26 creaturarum corporalium - finis] om. L1 || 24-25 creaturarum corporalium] corporalium creaturarum K; creaturarum L5 || 25 corporalium] spiritualium I2 • sic] om. L4 • sic bene] unde A2; sic unde L5 • ipsa] om. C • sit 2 ] om. M1 || 25-26 suus finis] finis suus UCDKI1OHI3 • sit permanens] permanens sit L4; om. RG || 26 si] om. M1 • esse] esset O || 27 concordantiam etiam Ea] conuenientiam UCDGKOHL3I3m; concordança cat. || 27 minus] corr. ex unus in marg. L2 || 29 sua iustitia] iustitia sua K • exigit] add. quod A1 • animam] anima A1; add. rationalem RG • esse] sit A1 || 30 subiectum] add. bonum in marg. I3 • quo] quod I3 • ad] add. beatam I2 || 31 aeuiternalem 1 ] aeternam OH; aeternalem URCDGI1I2L3I3; eviternal cat. • aeuiternalem 2 ] aeternalem URCDGI1I2OHL3I3; eviternal cat. • Et] sed K || 32 sua] add. mortalis in sua A2 • ageret] om. K • diuina] om. DI1OH • se] om. OH • ipsam] add. ageret K • in] et CD || 33 quoniam] quia D • illud] id UDOI3 || 34 iniuriare] iniuriari UCDKI1OHL4I3 • se ipsam] sibi ipsi K • animam esse] esse animam C • immortalem] mortalem I2 R10 r I37 r C85 va L374 va I284 r H25 r D108 ra O191 rb U84 v M111 v L512 r E430 ra I15 rb K75 rb L478 r
35 40 45 “ LIBER NOVVS DE ANIMA RATIONALI ” EE [I.III.6] | Diuina bonitas et aeternitas | in anima hominis concordant, quoniam, sicut bonitas exigit subiectum in quod possit influere beatitudinem, ita aeternitas exigit subiectum bonum in quod possit influere aeuiternitatem, quae est ipsius similitudo. Et si aeternitas | non conseruabat animam in aeuiternitate, non concordaret cum diuina bonitate, immo esset sibi contraria, quae contrarietas est impossibilis. Est ergo anima immortalis. [I.III.7] | Hoc, quare corpus animalis | est naturaliter mortale, est quia uiuere non potest ex suis | partibus essentialibus, quoniam suum humidum radicale absque humido nutrimentali, quod | euenit exterius, conseruari non potest, sicut equus, qui uiuere non | potest sine comedere et bibere. | Et quoniam anima est tota sua species et non habet necessitatem in uiuere de rebus exterioribus, quoniam omnes suae partes uiuunt interius per uitam, | quae est una suarum partium quae non uiuit de humido nutrimentali, ideo anima est immortalis et est ita uiua per uitam, quae est una suarum partium, sicut sol est sphaericus per circulum, qui est una suarum partium. 35 concordant] concordat I3 || 35-36 in anima - bonitas] om. M1 • quoniam] quod C || 36-37 in quod - subiectum] om. DI1 • quod] quo R • possit] posset R || 36-37 beatitudinem, ita - influere] in marg. A1; om. M1 • beatitudinem] bonitatem KL5; add. quae est ipsius similitudo L5 || 37 bonum] om. K • possit] posset RHOI3 • influere] fluere O || 38 aeuiternitatem] aeternitatem UCDA1I1I2OHL4I3M3a; aeuiternitate M1; eviternitat cat. • conseruabat] conseruaret DKA1I1OHL4I3A2; conseruabit L3; conseruat M3; add. hominem DI1 • aeuiternitate] aeternitate UM1CDI2HL3; eviternitat cat. || 39 sibi contraria] contraria sibi UM1CKI1I2OHL3I3 • sibi] ipsi L5 || 40 impossibilis] impossibile C • immortalis] add. sibi D || 41 Hoc] ratio K; add. autem DI1OHI3 • quare] quia I2L4L5 • Hoc, quare - mortale] est corruptibile corpus animalis L4 • naturaliter] om. L1A1; naturalment cat. • est naturaliter mortale] mortale est naturaliter mortale DI1I3; est naturaliter O • mortale] sup. lin. L2 • est 2 ] naturaliter est DI1; om. I2L4L5 || 42 potest] posset R • suis] contraris L4; om. L2 • radicale] add. mortale est L4 || 43 absque] sine I1OHI3 • quod] per A1 • euenit] om. M1 • exterius] ab extra ueniente DI1OHI3; ab extra uinente OH; euenit ab extra A2; add. et KA1L4 • conseruari non potest] om. L1 • conseruari] conseruare L2RM1GKA1M3 || 43-44 sicut equus uiuere non potest] om. D || 44 qui] om. L5 • sine] absque A1 • anima] sup.lin. L2 || 44-45 est tota] tota est R || 45 et] om. D • habet] haberet L1A1M3; ha cat. • in uiuere] uiuendi A2 || 46 quoniam] om. RG • omnes] om. C • suae partes] partes suae A1 || 47-48 quae non - partium etiam Eam] om. URM1CDGKI1I2OHL3I3; qui no viu de humit nutrimental, per ço ánima és inmortal, e està en axí viva per vida qui és una de ses parts cat. || 48 sol] add. qui URM1CDGI1I2OHL3I3 • sphaericus] spiritus M3 || 49 qui] quae L2A1A2M3a • una] om. OH • partium] add. ideo anima est immortalis K 45 L26 vb L15 vb M311 v A26 r O191 va R10 v G66 vb U85 r A165 va L512 v
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