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20 25 30 200 “ LIBER NOVVS DE ANIMA RATIONALI ” EE et terminat in se ipso bonitatem; et hoc idem | facit de suo bonificare, quod comprehendit et terminat in suo | intelligere, quoniam, sicut intellectus est communior pars animae quam | bonitas, est suum | intelligere communior actus quam actus bonitatis. [VIII.II.4] Anima coniuncta comprehendit | et collocat in se ipsa corpus cum quo | est coniuncta, et ipsum comprehendit et collocat cum suis partibus, | collocando quamlibet partem | corporis cum qualibet suarum partium naturalium. | Et hoc idem est de actibus | animae, qui comprehendunt et determinant actus corporis, sicut posse | animae naturale, quod | in possificando comprehendit possificare quod sensitiua habet in sentiendo, in quantum ipsam | mouet ad sentiendum. [VIII.II.5] Anima et corpus comprehendunt et continent se alterum ab altero ab inuicem in quantum sunt mixta et coniuncta | sua principia altera in alteris. Et ideo anima non est extra corpus sicut amphora, quae est | extra uinum, nec corpus est extra animam, sed sunt unum in altero, sicut in denario qui est argenti | et cupri, in quo quaelibet suarum | partium est una in altera. 16 terminat] determinat K • bonitatem] bonitate C || 16-17 se ipso - in] om. I2 • et 2 ] om. K || 16- 17 bonificare, quod - suo] om. G || 17 terminat etiam Eam] determinat L1SDA1I1; determinatum OH; termena cat. • sicut] si RCGL4M3L5 • sicut intellectus] intellectus sicut O || 18 quam bonitas] ita S • est] et DI1; in OH • suum] suus L1; suis O • communior actus] actus communior C || 19 bonitatis] bonitas C || 20 collocat] add. ipsius partes I3 • ipsa] om. DI1H || 20-21 in se - cum] om. I2 || 21 ipsum] add. corpus L2URCGHA2 • comprehendit] comprehendet G • collocat] add. in se DI1H; add. ipsum A1 • cum suis partibus E] ipsam cum suis partibus L1L2SDA1I1OHL4A2a; ipsius partes URM1CGKI2L3I3M3; ipsius animae partes L5; illud cum suis partibus m; a les sues parts cat. • ipsum] om. A2 || 22 suarum partium] partium suarum RG || 23 est] om. GL3 • animae] animo I3 • qui] quae C || 23-24 qui comprehendunt - naturale] om. K || 24 determinant] terminant CKA1A2L5 • posse] possificare A2 • animae naturale] naturale animae L2URM1CGKI2L3I3M3L5; animae rationalis A2 || 26 ad] om. C || 27 comprehendunt et continent] continent et comprehendunt A1 • alterum ab altero ab] om. A2 || 27-28 ab inuicem] inuicem A1; lacuna O || 28 mixta] in ista H • coniuncta] add. inuicem A2 • sua principia] principia sua DA1I1OH • sua] quam A2 • in 2 ] om. RG || 29 ideo] idem OH; primo L5 • non] om. G • sicut] add. in M3; add. est L5 • amphora] ampulla m • quae] om. L1S; quod A1 • extra] add. Alteris et ideo anima non est extra corpus sicut amphora quae est extra iter. I2 • nec] neque DI1OH || 30 est 1 ] om. GK • sicut] add. et multo magis A2 || 31 argenti et cupri] argenteus et cupreus DI1OH; argentei et ciprei A1 • et] om. M3 • quo quaelibet] quolibet UC • quo] suo G D127 ra O229 ra L230 va C94 ra A221 v R54 v A180 ra U152 v L579 r I338 v L4138 v I126 vb G84 ra S155 rb I2128 r M172 r L128 rb
35 40 45 “ LIBER NOVVS DE ANIMA RATIONALI ” EE [VIII.II.6] Corpus hominis peccatoris comprehendit cum suis actibus actus animae, in quantum inclinat ipsam ad delectationem suorum actuum contra uirtutes morales, | sicut homo auarus, qui plus diligit denarios quam iustitiam, et homo luxuriosus, qui plus diligit luxuriam quam castitatem, fortitudinem, caritatem et sic de aliis. [VIII.II.7] Corpus comprehendit animam | in loco per longitudinem, latitudinem et profunditatem, quae sunt suae mensurae, | per quas est | corpus collocatum in | loco. Et ipsa anima comprehendit corpus et determinat cum suis principiis, sicut uoluntas, quae comprehendit in suo amare extensitatem ad | hoc quod desiderat. Et in illa comprehensione non sunt longitudo, latitudo et profunditas, sed extensa magnitudo spiritualis de se ipsa et de principiis spiritualibus; sicut uoluntas, | quae se extendit in amare, in quantum amat magis unum obiectum quam aliud. Et hoc idem de intellectu, qui se extendit in intelligere, | in quantum intelligit plus unam | ueritatem | quam aliam. [VIII.II.8] Ita continet anima corpus cum dominatione sicut ipsum continet cum motu et sicut continet merita cum uirtutibus. Et ideo libertas animae est magis sursum in | hominibus sapientibus quam actus naturales corporis, sicut uoluntas militis, quae propinquior est ad suum finem quam | appetitus | equi 32 suis] suos A1 || 32-33 actus animae] animae actus C • actus] om. L51 || 33 inclinat] declinat L1L2SDA1I1OHL4 • ipsam] om. L31 || 34-35 denarios quam - diligit] om. R || 35 quam] contra M3 • castitatem] add. et M3 || 36 caritatem] om. E L1L2SDA1I1OHL4; et caritatem RM3L5; ne caritat cat. || 37 in loco] om. C1 || 37-38 longitudinem, latitudinem] latitudinem longitudinem A2 || 38 sunt suae] suae sunt S • mensurae] add. et RDGA1I1OHL3L4 • corpus] add. et URCOL3I3; mensuratum et I2 || 38-39 corpus collocatum] collocatum corpus DI1H1 || 39 collocatum in loco] collocato in loca C • anima] om. I2 || 40 sicut] scilicet M3 • comprehendit] add. corpus et determinat cum suis principiis sicut uoluntas quae comprehendit iter. OH • in] cum A2 • amare] amore I1 • extensitatem] correxi; intellectum codd. et am; corpus L5; enteniment cat. • ad] et A2 || 41 desiderat] considerat OHA2 • comprehensione] aprehensione K • sunt] est DA1I1OH • longitudo, latitudo] latitudo magnitudo C1 || 42 spiritualis] add. et I2 • de 2 ] om. L4 || 43 se] sup. lin. L2; om. RL4 • se extendit] extendit se G • extendit] extendi OH; om. G • amare] amore I1 || 43-44 amare, in - extendit] om. M1O || 43-44 amat magis] magis amat DA1I1HL3 || 44 in] ad M1CGKI2L3; om. S1 || 45 in] ad UI3 • intelligit plus] plus intelligit URM1CGKI2L3I3 • ueritatem] uirtutem L2RM1KI3A2M3 • quam aliam] om. L3 • aliam] alia C || 46 anima] om. G • dominatione] duratione SDGI1OH1 || 47 cum] in M1 • continet 2 ] om. UC • ideo] primo L5; add. sicut I3 || 47- 48 est magis] magis est UCK1 || 48 magis sursum] sursum magis S • sursum] secundum sensum OH; om. L5 • naturales] naturalis OH1 || 49 quae] qui S • propinquior E] proprior L1S; prior al. codd.; prior propinqua m; pus prop cat. • est] om. S • finem] om. L3 • appetitus equi] ad appetitum eius (eo OH) DA1I1OH1 201 O229 rb M362 v H69 r L230 vb K95 rb U153 r L4139 r R55 r L579 v D127 rb O229 va I127 ra S155 va
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3. BIBLIOGRAFÍA 3.1 OBRAS CITADAS
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