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Anima cotrahit in se speciem rei cui ad. Animus optatu finem bonumtu suum
haret, Proclus in Alcibiacl. Ca. 50, P5.
458. BasiL. edit. L. at.
quandoc consequi potest, Martilius
2. 10.
Immorcalitatis Siducia accepta ex gractia Mensmasis quam sensirs optatu finem
bus contemplationis 4. MarFil. 2. 56.
Cognitionu differentia, Proclus in AI
cibiad. Cap. 1. p25, 376, BaSil. Ccic. L. aC.
Anima in corxore secundu Platonicos
procedit cognoscendo, a singulis ad
Species, a speciebus ad ideas: extra
corpusconuerso progreditur scilicet
ab ideis ad species, a speciebus ad sin
sula, MarsiliuS2. 96.
uta ratione animam exui alis, traditi
Tic, auc easde reparare, C aelius Rhod.
d3. 643
de animarum alis, Idem 613.
consequi porest, Ibidem.
Ubi praecipuusmencium finis, ibidem
estearum principium, Marlil. 2, 33
Mens adepta beaticudinem, nunquam
amittit, Martilius 2. 14.
Anima hiciasantur circa imagines co.
rum, quae in patria uideranici ee quod
eorum imagines, quae in parria uidis
mus, hic ante alia lequi oporteat, Pro
clus in AIcibia d. CaP. 26. Pa8, 422. Ba
El, Cdic. L.aC.
Deanimorum immortalitate.
extius contemplationis Platonica gra Animam qui primiimmortalem asserve
dus, cur anima in corvore difficile di
cina cognolcat Martilius 2. 89.
rimum mentis obstaculum ad luce in-
tellioibilium intuendam, quia est con
iuncta corpori, MTarFiliis 2. 90. Se-
cundum, quonia animus ad COrpuS
afFCitr, 2. 91. Tercium, quia ani
mus vercic aciem ad CorpOra, 2. 92.
Deanima descensu _ alcelu, Fragmen.
cum Porphyrii: de C alius 574.
Anima descendendo quomodo varieve
Aiatur, X rursum pursetur, redeati
nicissim, Proclus in Alcibiad, Cd. 40.
Da5. 437. BaCIl. Cdic. L.at.
Animus humanus quomodoiungi pol-
sic caelectibus, e ita mirabilia etfice.
re, AoriPDaL. 67, 68.
Mens DeiradioreRexo intellisitcreatas
recto creatorem, Marsilius 2. 17.
A corporibus, animabus, _ angelis, 2
Scensirs ad Deum, Mar Fl. 2. 22.
Nens Deum in seipsouider obnimium
splendorem omnino viderinon pos
Se, MTar(iliirs 2. 58.
Furoresquinc, diirinurs, à Musis, à Dio.
nysio, ab Apolline, a Venere, Corn.
Aorippalib. 3. Cap. 45. e deinceps.
Anima beata Cocenta est hoc ip (0, quod
bonum suum incomprehensibile (II:
necuesset contenta, si comprehensibi-
lceslet, MarLilius 2. 60.
poloous, Ouam male se habeat Luci-
rint, Calius 18, 31.
De animorum immorralitate Cirxci sert
peores, Plato in Phaedone, C anicleus
Cracus, Plociniliber1. Enneade 4r
Gicorsius Cremistu. TheophractiAe
neam de immortalitate animae _ COr
Porum resirrrectione, Martilius Ficin
nustacinumtecit. In cundem B.
Khenanipratatio.
De animae immorralicate Aristorelis d
Averroissententia, C aliu53. 2.
Decadem apud Latinos scripta extant,
Aurelii Ausustini, Alberci Maoni
Aoni Palearii libritres versibushe-
roicis cum summa orsumetorum ab
initio, prota: Rugustini Dachitracta.
cus decem, Ausucinidiphi, Ausu
Rini Steuchi, Caelii Secundi Curio-
nis, Caroli Bouilli in epistolis, Io. L. I.
dorrici Vinis, Lo. Tou. Poncani in AC.
sidio dialogo, Marsilii Fic. lib. 18. _
existolari 10. 7. Nicolai L eonici Thor
mai dialogus, Petrilicolai C altella
nis KupertiLTolcot.
Academica de animoru immortalitate,
ex (extoM. Tulli Ciceronis derep.
libro, enarratio, per loan. Ferrerium
Dedemont.
De alulna lllucamda sccl Wato
Francisci Pici: d C aelius pas. 75. e
De diuinitate anima, MTar LiliuS 1. 8.
lia, id est, anima, quando a Phoebo, id DeCtatu animarum corporibus exutas
est, à Deo discedie, Marliliir57. 18.
rum. Vide in Theotosia nostra, d