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Collegii Salmanticensis Fr. Discalceatorum B. Mariæ De Monte Carmeli Parenti Suo Eliæ Consecrati, Cursus Theologicus Summam Theologicam Angelici ... Secunda (Classic Reprint) (Latin Edition) - Softcover
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Excerpt from Collegii Salmanticensis Fr. Discalceatorum B. Mariæ De Monte Carmeli Parenti Suo Eliæ Consecrati, Cursus Theologicus Summam Theologicam Angelici Doctoris D. Thomæ Complectens, Vol. 14: Tractatus XXI, De Incarnatione, Pars Secunda
Deo unde sieut aliae rationes ad hujus modi radicem revocantur, sic etiam vis, aut ratio proxima, per quam Verbum terminavit humanitatem, debet reduci ad hujusmodi radicem. Nec de hoc est q'ums tio; sed de ratione omnino proxima, et immediata terminandi, quae simpliciter dicitur terminus quo assumptionis.
Ad quod denique observandum est ex dictis tract. 6, d1sp. 7, num. 61, quod dupliciter potest al'iquid dici5'q110dimme diate terminet, vel uniatur. Que magis praespicuum fieri, si explicemus, quod in duplici sensu potest aiiquid dici uniri me diate: Primo si unio sistat in eo, cui ali guid immediate unitur, et non pertigat ad id, cum quo dicitur uniri mediate, nec illi praestat suum effectum et hoc modo in tellectus dicitur uniri mediate cum materia prima hominis quia ejus unio et effectus sistit in anima, cui immediate unitur, et qua mediante dicitur uniri materiae nec enim materiam in se tangit, aut illi praes tat suum effectum formalem. Secundo, quando ejus unio non sistit in extremo, cui immediate per prius unitur; sed eo supposito; et ratione ejue transit ad aliudi cui etiam immediate unitur, et cui przestat etiam suum effectum sicut existentia di citur uniri materiae mediate; seu mediante forma, quia non convenit materiae; nisi przesupposita forma, et ratione illins caeterum non sistit in forma, sed transit ad materiam, et eam reddit existentem. Unde liquet a contrario sensu, quod da pliciter potest aliquid terminare, aut uniri immediate primo minus proprie, quate nus etsi terminet, et uniatur ratione alte rius, nihilominus eo supposito pertingit usque ad aliud extremum; cui uniri dici tur quomodo existentia unitur immediate materiae. Secundo proprissime, quatenus terminat, et unitar per se' et ratione sui, ita ut nihil praesupponat; ratione cu jus ut priùs communicari terminet; et uniatur, sed potins sit ratio, ut alia com municcntur quomodo forma: Substantialis comparatur ad materiam, et ad existen tiam; et alia, qum materiae uniuntur.
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