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<title>III, D. 10, Diviso Textus</title>
<author ref="#Bonaventure">Bonaventure</author>
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<title>III, D. 10, Diviso Textus</title>
<date when="2019-01-03">January 03, 2019</date>
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<head xml:id="bb-d1e9704-Hd1e119">III, D. 10, Diviso Textus</head>
<p xml:id="bb-d1e9704-d1e122">Supra egit <name ref="#Lombard">Magister</name> de communicatione idiomatum per comparationem naturae ad naturam, hic
agit de communicatione idiomatum in comparatione ad personam. Et quoniam talium proprietatum
et idiomatum quaedam sunt. quae sonant in nobilitatem et dignitatem, quaedam vero in quamdam.
defectibilitatem, ideo pars ista dividitur in duas ; in quarum prima determinat de primis ; in
secunda vero de secundis, et incipit secunda pars ultimo capitulo huius distinctionis, ibi :
Deinde, si quaeritur, utrum etc.</p>
<p xml:id="bb-d1e9704-d1e128">Prima pars habet duas. In prima inquirit <name ref="#Lombard">Magister</name>, utrum conditio personalitatis conveniat
Christo secundum quod homo sive secundum humanam naturam. In secunda vero, utrum filiatio
adoptionis secundum humanam naturam conveniat eidem, ibi : Si vero quaeritur, an Christus sit
filius etc. Utrumque autem horum dignitatem et nobilitatem importare videtur, scilicet tam
personalitatis conditio quam adoptionis filiatio. Prima pars habet partes duas. In prima movet
quaestionem et determinat. In secunda vero dissolvit rationem sophisticam, quae veritatem
determinatam impugnat ibi : Sed nituntur probare aliter etc.</p>
<p xml:id="bb-d1e9704-d1e134">Similiter secunda pars principalis habet duas. In prima determinat quaestionem, qua
quaeritur, utrum Christus sit filius adoptivus secundum humanam naturam. In secunda contra hoc
opponit et determinat, ibi : Sed ad hoc opponitur sic etc. Subdivisiones autem partium
manifestae sunt in littera. Generalis autem intellectus distinctionis circa duo versatur,
scilicet in ostendendo quod nec personalitatis conditio nec adoptionis filiatio convenit
Christo secundum quod homo.</p>
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