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DF A N A L YS I.
minarent, vel porius terminandi, vocabulo a nostrorum senluum cogni-
tione desumpro, proprix locutionis inopia, qualemcumque explicationem
HaDCreNE.
5. 47. Ouamobrem in corporum motionibus, Angelorum que cosita-
tionibus extremam a Deo definicam staruo, ulera quam nulla Furura sIC, vel
esse possic; ac proinde aecerniiarem creatam, Si rerum non Caru, led Auxu
concineretur, Finiendam aliguando pronuncio. Ouamvis enim quae non Nullamo-
sune, nihil habene quo numerum ullum, nedum intinicum consticuane; cuum aue
mutacio-
Scientiam tamen, quae licer objecta non habeat numeranda, objectivi nume- num xccl
ri Fretione cognoleitur, haud minus indisestam, curbidam, implicatam, ac na succes-
Deo indecoram aenolcimus, nisi Fururorum duxionem opposirus agger in- omnia 
hibeat, quam si incerminatam rerum existencium mulcicudinem, Finitarum sixoctatu
intinitarumque permixtione contusam ordinate lustrandam, ac percenlen. sirmalla
dam apponeres. Rr cerre post orbis incericum, stacus quidam immobilis,
quem nulla morionum, aur cosirationum ricillicudo perrurber, rebus ip(Is
apprime congruie. Primo liguidem morus nocione propria, et communisen-
cencia perrendie ad terminum quieris immobilem, quare V. Phomas sic lo-
quicur: Motus est actus imperfecti, inde tolli debet, quando tollitur imper-
fectio. Cui consencir Ambrolius, nam locum illum Apostoli interprecando: aa
Omnis creatura incemiscit e parturit, his verbis utitur: Sol e Luna cum la-
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hore statuta ribi spatia implent; quem laborem D. Pomas vicisticudinem mo- 2. Euel. y
tus incellisit, cui mocus veluri imperfecti rerminum designanti (WArASCTuK
oporrear, qui illius nocionem Aristorelicam: Actus entis in potentia prout
in potentia manifestissima imperfectionis imaginemente Formaverit. In cam-
que sententiam curmatim disceditur, uc redirivus post obirum mundus
quiere Fruacur, immoris astris, auc astrorum orbibus, quorum moribus in-
fera, media, cuncta cieri passim aftirmane. Hocque orbis immori univer-
sale alcumque silentium alta voce proclamanrem audiune Angelum illum,
qui stans super mare e terram, manumque ad calum elerans restatur
Omnium C TCAEOreM XFerNM. Guia tempus non erit amplius. Ouod SI COrpO-
ra mobilia quietireddantur, incorporea cerre cosicationum novarum Aucti
bus asitari nec quare debeane, nec unde conspicimus. Resticuris corpori-
bus quiescene anima, quibus aliud haud decrar ve Feliciratis ulcimae hxe-
reditatem ex asse cernerent: Angelos inferiores a superioribus illumina
ri amplius D. Thomas diserris verbis pernegat: cur à Deo mercedis inte-
orae e pertecta solurio prorogerur ulterius, ue interminabilis vitae totam
limul ex perfectam possectionem adeane, finsi nil porest. In mundo cor-
poreo, eunc immobili, ubinam cogicarionum novarum legerem pullu-
lantem invenias d Nili Forre quis delectariones senluum quibus anima
(10, Scd
SupPl. 4
APOC. Cd
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Sensio A.
ne MOTU.