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1399 IN LIBRUM DE DUABUS NATURIS ET UNA PERSONA CHRISTl 1400Ticem agant, et a te invicem patiuntur. Vere. Poteet ^ Nuuc quod neque incorporea inter se, neque corpoenimqualitas aquae aliquid pati a qualilate vinipotest iteiD, hoc est, siuiilitpr qualitas viui aliquidpati a qualitate aqua;. Quod ait qualitetem pati, denominatioest : quia namque ii quod quale est adeopatitur, ut qualitas ejus ab ipso recedal, qualitas ipsapati dicitur. Fit autem hsec passio, vel in alterotanlum, vel io utroque : sed si in altero tantum, idquod passum ept corruptum dicitur, non immistum ;Bi vero in utroque, utrnmque vocatur iromistum.Quod qualiter cootiufât, eisdem vini et aquE exemplisdemonstrat, dicens :Atque idcirco, etc.] Quasi : Potest viui qualitas,eto. Atque idcirco, si aquEB quidem fuit multum, viuivero fuerit paululum, vinum et aqua noo dicuclurimmisla, sed alterum, id est viuum dicitur corruptumqualitate alterins, id est aqu». Hoc enim manifestumest, quod si quis fundat vinum, quod paululumest, iu mare, quod videlicet multumDum non mistum est mari, sed est corruptum in B lentia, ipsa corporarffi non sit subjocta materia ; nam uAv) quidem corporibus,corporum vero uaturis cffiteris a prima subsismari: quia mare pristinam sui retinet qualitatem enomen, vinum autem nec nomen retinet vini, neclqualitatem ; et qua de causa hoo fiat, subjungit dicens: Idcirco utique quoniam qualitas aqua; promultitudine sui in quo est corporis nihil passa esta qualitate vini, sed econira potius ee quae dicta estBui corporis multitudine, commutavit in se propriamqualitatem vini : et sic quidem eorum quae in se invicemet pati et facere possint, alterum corruptumdicilur, uon immistum. Si vcro natiiiae, quac n sefacere et pati possunt, sint medincrcs, ct qualiterhoc sit dividecs, nstendit cumâddit : siliiqne a^quales,vel pnnln inaequales, illae vere niiscentur ; cttfinquam diffiniens quid eit niisccri, adjunpit : etmediocribus inter ee qualitatibus temperantur. Atquehaec quidem, id est vpl alterius corruptio velutriueque commistio, fuerit ia corporibua, nequevero his omniLus, sed aliquibus, videlicet his tantnmqufe, ut diotum est, a eeipsis et faccre et pati pos- Qguut, communi etiam, sicut dictura, eff,E atque gcnereeadem materia, qualitatibus eorum qua3 corrumpendasuut vel immiscenda, subjecla. Generaliterenim omne corpua quod vere secundom omnia quaein ipso sunt subaietit, in generatinne et secuudumoliqua iu corruptione, videtur babere, et hahet re-Tera communem mRteriam, non modo uXrv quamPlato fiilvam nominat, quai quidem Becuudum pbilo-Bophos est, scd non est aliquid, vnrum etiam illamquae non sun nomine dicitur esse. sed se?i,ndumBuara suhsistcntiam perpetunm dicitur aliquid esse.Quibus solia Domeri materiae recte convenit. Nibilenim vere et suo nomiue materia vocatur, nisi uXt)quae est, sed nnu aliquid est ; et corpus quod nonest, sed aliquid est. Illa itaque omoi corporum eteorum qiiae sunt ia corporibus est materia ; hoo veroomnium quae primam ao (v r; p'i)am subsistentiamejus in ipsa sequuntur. Sed quod haic materia com'rea iq corporca permutari possunt, ostendit diceus iCorporea vero in incorporea nulla ralioue poteruutpermulari, et quod permutandi ratio desit illis, subjungit: quooiam pcilicet corporea et incorporeaDulla sibi communi materia subjectu participant, qucequidem euae subsistentiae genere, quam utroque aliquidsit, maaeat, sed alterius allerum, vel alterutriusutrumque qualitatibus suaceptis, in alterutra permutetur.Oinnis enim, etc.] Quasi : Corporibus et ineorporalibusnulla est commuuis materia. Vere utique,quoniam nulla omuiuo est incorporeorum materia.Quod ait ita : Omuis enim natura iucurporsce aubstaptiffitalis esl, quod uuUo fundamento materieenititur. Nam nec etiam liXr, potest eorum esse materia.Nullum vero corpus est cui, hoc est cujus natu-Quod cum ita sit, etc.] Bieviter quae diierat inunum conducens, concludit, quod oorporea et incoiporeapermutari nou possuut. Ait ergo : Quod cumi!a sit, cumque ue ea quidem quae naturaliter habentcommunem materiam in ee transeant, nisi illis ausitpotestas in se et a se faciendi et patieudi, multomagisiu se non permutabuatur illa quibus uon modoeommunis matcria nou est, sed etiam quare uon possitesee communis manifestum est, quoniam ecilioet;cum alia res nititur fundamento maleriae, ut corpus,alia omnino non egeat, id est, neo etiam potest egeresubjecto materiae, ut incorporeum. Cum igilur materisefundamentum, cui innititur corpus, iucorporeumhabere nou possit, non polest fieri ut oorpus perUiUtetnrin incorporalem speoiem. Unde, ao ei dicat :manifestum eEt.quoDiam corpus, quod Deus FiliusDei, Ciiristus scilicet, assumpsit, non potuit effici seoundumessentiam Deus.Nec t'fro,"etc.] Probavit quod Christi corpus in divinilatemverti uon potuit ; modo vult probare quodneo auima ejus in eamdem potuit permutari. Quamprobalionem e.^ ejusdem ralionis looo deducit, perquam idem etinm de corpore Jemoiistravit : quoniamintelligendum ipsius singularitate, sed una potiusdivorsarum numero substantiarum conformitate, utqund auctnr dicit, coinuuuiis et eadem, intelligiiturcommunilate eubstantialie similitudinis eadem. Suntergo diversa corpora illorum quae posfr-primam subsi-Btentiam in se recipiunt una conformitate ? materiam,et facit unum in alio, et patitur ab alio. Sed,sicut jam saepe dictum est, non omne ab omni, vel inomni, vel facere aliquid, vei pati potest. Diligenterattende quod, cum facere solis vitalibus, pati veroBolis sensibilibus convenit, tamen iusensibilia et invitabiliadicit ficere et pati, non utique praefer uaumSeripturarum, in quibus sjepe legitur, quoiiiam eausaefaciunt, et quae illarum actus suscipiunt patiuutur, maximesi ejus quod actum suscipere dicitur aliqua fiatDoutatio.Corporea vero, etc.] Quod corpora quffidam sibi inyicemmiscentur, aut altero manente alterum in eocorrumpitur, et exemplis et ratione monstravit.vidclicet nulla esl iccorporalibus communis materia.Quasi : Non potest fleri ut corpas iu incorporalemspeciem permutetur. Nec vero fieri potestut iucorporalia permutentur in sese commistionealiqua, videlicettsive illu qua mauente altero alteruracnrnimpatur (sicut supra de vioo etmari diotum est),sive illa qua utrumque mutetur, sicut de vino etaqua diclum'est. Et quare non pofsiut permutari inscse incnrporea, ex hujus quaj sequitur maximfeproposilionis loco certum poterit esse. Quorum enimnulla est communis n-ateria, nec in se queunt veritao permutari. Nou autem potest efse oommunis, qua3omnino non est. Certum vero est quouiam uulliiomnino, sicut praeriictum est, est in corporalibusmunis et eadem omnium corpnrum dicitur, non est ]) rehus materia. Manifestum igitur est quod non poteruotin se invicein permulari. Recole, si didicistiargumentatiouis necessaria; artem, et vide cujus generisatque flgura; ?y<strong>II</strong>of>ismo propofitum probat.Nunc enim prnpositionem maximam quffi est i Quornmnulla est communis matcria, non poierunt seiuvicem prrmntaii,'certum^reddidit, quod nulla incorporeainsese permutautur ;quo certissime suniplo,assumit : Sed acima et Deus funt incorporeai substantiae,et hoc esse recte oreduutur ;quod quoniumprobatione non indiget, quanqiiam "Av9pu7to|j.op(f'iTatcorporalem imaginati sunt Deum, infert dicens : Nodest igitur humana auima peimutata in diviuitatem, aqua, sicut supradictum est, cst assumpta.Quod si, etc.] Hio tandem lotam ratiocinatioaem,in id quod proposuerat, videlicet quod humaua naturauon est in divinitatem conversa, concludit, etbreviter in unum conduceus, quod supra de corpore,nuuc de aoima necess&ria ratione intulerat, ait :Quod si neque oorpus neque anima Christi potuit
.1401 GILBERTI PORRETiE COMMENTARIA. 1408vertl in divmitatem, ut utique, eicut ostensum eat, ^ destruxit, recspitulat et ait : Nunc illud est mauinon potuit, nullo modo fieri potuit ut humanilas, id „ .festum, " conviclam esse eententiam Eutycbis eo uomiue,est humaua natura, quae per has id est ea omnibus intelligitur partes,uota i"atione, quod videli-converteretur iu Deum.cet cum nou uisi tribus modis fieri possit, ut exMulio minus vero, etc.] Si divina et humana naturaduabus naturis uua subsistat, scilicet aut
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977 TOPICORUM AR1ST0TELI8 INTBRPRET
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981 TOPICORUM ARISTOTHLIS INTERPRET
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&85 TOPICOEOM ABIST0TELI8 INTERPB3T
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989 TOPICORDM ARISTOTELIS INTERPRET
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997 TOPICORUM ARISTOTELIS INTBRPRET
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1001 TOPICORUM ARISTOTELIS INTERPRE
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1005 TOPICORUM ARISTOTELIS INTERPRE
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1009 ELENOHORTJM 80PHT8TIC0RUM ARI8
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1015 AN. MANL. SEV. BOETII 1016rurs
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1019 AN MANL. SBV. BOETII 1020dargu
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1023 AN. MANL. SBV, BOETII 1024midi
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1107 AN. MANL. 3EV. BOETII 1108muni
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1115 AN. MANL. 8EV. BOBTU 1116abenu
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1119 AN. MANL. SKV. BOETII 1120cium
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1143 AN. MANL. 8EV. BOETII 1144trar
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1147 AN. MANL. SEV. BOETII 1148quae
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1163 AN. MANL. SEV. BOETII 1164meli
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1223 AN. MANL. SKV. BOETII 1224est
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1599 INDEX GENERALIS 1600par leurs
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'1627 OHDO RERUM QU^ IN HOC TOMO CO
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