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50 55 60 65 46 “ LIBER NOVVS DE ANIMA RATIONALI ” EE [I.III.8] Corpus elementatum potest | destrui per tangere, uelut lapis per ictum et planta per scindere, et corpus animalis per uulnerare et famescere. Et quoniam anima est spiritualis, non potest uerberari, scindi | uel uulnerari, et ideo non potest occidi cum aliquo corpore, nec angelus bonus nec | malus possunt ipsam destruere | nec interficere, | cum sit ita quod nulla substantia quae sit tota suamet species possit | destrui per | similem substantiam quae sit | sua species, quoniam nulla species destruit aliam. Est ergo anima immortalis, postquam non est aliquod quod possit ipsam destruere corpo|raliter nec spiritualiter, nec Deus potest ipsam destruere, nam esset contra finem ad quem ipsam creauit, secundum quod iam diximus. [I.III.9] Nulla anima potest des|truere nec occidere se ipsam, | quoniam ipsa est ex uita et non ex | morte, et suam uitam non potest occidere, postquam in se ipsa non est mors quae sit una de suis | substantialibus partibus et maior | ac fortior sua uita, et nos iam probauimus animam non esse ex contrariis. Est ergo anima immortalis, postquam non potest se ipsam occidere nec alius ipsam occidere potest, ut probauimus. 50 elementatum] elementatu L1 • uelut] sicut UM1CDKI1I2OHA • lapis per ictum] conieci; lapis potest destrui per percussionem E; pirum per ictum L1L2URM1CDGKA1I1I2OHL3I3A2M3L5a; pomerium per ignem L4; lapis per percutere m; pera per ferir cat. || 51 et 1 ] add. per R • planta] plantam K || 52 uerberari, scindi uel uulnerari] uulnerari scindi nec uerberari L2K L4; scindi neque uerberari L3; scindi nec uulnerari M3 • uel] nec RM1GM3 • et] om. K || 53 bonus nec] om. M1 • nec 2 ] uel L5; add. angelus UGI2OHL3I3 • malus] add. non L1M1KA1L4L5; del. L2; add. no cat. || 54 possunt] posset L1K • ipsam] eam C • possunt ipsam destruere] om. M1 • nec] uel A2 • sit ita] ita sit M3L5 || 54-55 nulla substantia - species] sit tota suamet species nulla substantia quae OH; add. sit tota suamet species OH • nulla substantia, quae] om. DI1 • substantia] add. corporalis sup. lin. I2 || 55 sit] est K • species] et nulla substantia, quae sit suamet species I1; add. non L1A1 • possit] posset URM1CDGI1I2OHL3I3 || 56 nulla] add. orcata A2 • species] add. spiritualis nec corporalis; in marg. I3 • aliam] add. aliam animam in marg. I3 • anima] om. CM3 || 57 est] esset URM1A1I2M3L5 • aliquod] aliquid L2UM1CDI1L3L4I3L5 • possit] posset URM1CDI1OHI3 • ipsam] eam L2URM1CKI2HL3L4M3; iam A1; illam L4 || 57-58 corporaliter nec - destruere] in marg. I2; om. D || 58 spiritualiter] spirituali I3 • Deus] add. secundum ordinem infinitum A2 • potest] posset M1I1I2OL3I3 • ipsam] eam L1A1 • destruere] add. corporaliter nec spiritualiter OH • nam] quia DI1OHI3 || 60 nec] et I1H; uel A2 • nec occidere se ipsam] semet ipsam nec occidere L4 • ipsa] om. DI1OHI3 || 61 suam] suum esse G || 62 suis] om. UH • substantialibus partibus] partibus substantialibus A1 • et] add. quae A2 • ac] et I1I2L3M3 || 63 nos] om. K • iam probauimus animam] probauimus animam iam (om. G) OH || 64 potest] possunt A1 || 64-65 alius ipsam occidere potest E] alia L1L2A1; aliud URM1CGKI1I2OHL3I3A2L5; aliud ipsam a; nec alius potest occidere m; add. ipsam potest A2; altre auciure no la pot cat. || 65 probauimus] probamus D || I284 v L478 v H25 v M112 r D108 rb L27 ra I37 v L374 vb O191 vb L16 ra K75 va I15 va M312 r U85 v
70 75 80 “ LIBER NOVVS DE ANIMA RATIONALI ” EE [I.III.10] Anima est ex partibus concordantibus inuicem, sicut sua bonitas naturalis, quae concordat cum sua magnitudine naturali, et sic de aliis. Et nulla substantia existens | ex partibus concordantibus sine contrariis potest esse mortalis nec destructa. Est ergo anima immortalis et permanens, secundum cursum naturalem spiritualem. [I.III.q1] Quaestio: Vtrum per peccatum mortale possit anima se ipsam peruertere de immortalitate naturali in mortalem | naturam. Solutio: Anima est creata ad bonum finem, ut praediximus, et secundum nobilitatem illius | finis posita est in natura. Existens ergo anima in natura illius finis naturata, per finem conseruatur; oportet ergo, postquam est contra illum finem per peccatum, quod sit peruersa in contrariam | naturam, quae contraria natura est per peccatum inclinata ad non esse, quoniam non est dignum | quod sit nec habeat | aliquod beneficium alicuius rei dignae essendi. Sed propter hoc ut sit subiectum iustitiae diuinae et substantiae corporales | non amittant suum finem in animae priuatione, non potest anima mori et habet naturam moriendi, | sicut si aliquis homo erat in igne et per ignis | naturam habet naturam quod sit combustus, sed iustitia diuina sustentat ipsum, ut punitus sit diu propter | peccatum quod fecit. 67 magnitudine naturali] naturali magnitudine L1 • sic] om. D • aliis] singulis OH • Et] om. I1 || 69 nec] siue M1DOHI3 || 70 naturalem spiritualem] spiritualem (add. et O) naturalem DI1OH; add. quaestiones minutae A2 || 71 Quaestio] quaeritur DI1 • per peccatum mortale possit anima] anima per peccatum mortale possit (posset URM1CL3L4) URM1CDI1I2OHL3L4I3 || 72 immortalitate] mortalitate M1DI1 • naturali] naturalitate A1; et add. et in A1 • mortalem] mortalitatem L1L2A1A2 • naturam] naturalem A2a; naturalem post ras. L2; om. A1 || 73 est creata] creata est UDCI1OHI3 || 74 illius] alius R || 74-75 Existens ergo - conseruatur] om. OH • natura] naturata L1; numero M3 • illius] alius R || 75 naturata] natura L2A1L4 • per] add. suum UCDI1I3 • conseruatur] conseruare M1; conseruata G • ergo] add. quod C • contra illum] contra illius A1; contrarium M1 || 77 dignum] digna cat. sed digne cod. cat. • quod etiam Em] ut URM1DGKI1I2OHL3I3A2a; que cat. || 78 sit nec] add. ut KA2; om. M1 • aliquod] aliquid D; om. L4 • rei dignae essendi] esse rei dignae L4 • essendi] esse L1; post. ras. L2; om. A2 • hoc] add. scilicet K || 79 sit] sup. lin. L2 • iustitiae diuinae] diuinae iustitiae RGA2 || 79-80 suum finem] finem suum K • priuatione] priuationem K || 80 et] nec OHA2; om. L5 || 81 si] posito quod A2 • erat] esset A2; om. UDI1OHI3 • et] om. L1L2M1DKA1A2 • per] in O || 81-82 habet naturam - diuina] om. M3 • habet] haberet A2 • naturam] om. K • quod sit] ut esset A2 || 82 sed] et tamen A2 • iustitia] natura ROH • iustitia diuina] diuina iustitia G • punitus sit] punitur A2 • sit] sed G || 83 quod] add. ipse K 47 R11 r L479 r O192 ra A26 v I285 r L27 rb G67 ra U86 r M112 v H26 r
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ÍNDICE 0. SIGLAS 1. ESTUDIO INTROD
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3. BIBLIOGRAFÍA 3.1 OBRAS CITADAS
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