Bonaventure — Opera Omnia

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Quaestiones disputatae de scientia Christi

Quaestiones

Quaestio I: Utrum scientia Christi, secundum quod est Verbum, actu se extendat ad infinita1 question · 1 translated

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Whether the knowledge of Christ, insofar as he is the Word, actually extends to infinite things

Quaestio II: Utrum Deus res cognoscat per similitudines rerum, an per earum essentiam1 question · 1 translated

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Whether God knows things through the likenesses of things, or through their essence

Quaestio III: Utrum Deus res cognoscat per similitudines realiter differentes1 question · 1 translated

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Whether God knows things through likenesses really differing

Quaestio IV: Utrum quidquid a nobis certitudinaliter cognoscitur cognoscatur in ipsis rationibus aeternis1 question · 1 translated

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Whether whatever is known by us with certitude is known in the eternal accounts themselves

Quaestio V: Utrum anima Christi fuerit sapiens tantum sapientia increata, an etiam sapientia creata cum increata1 question · 1 translated

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Whether the soul of Christ was wise by uncreated wisdom alone, or also by created wisdom together with the uncreated

Quaestio VI: Utrum anima Christi comprehendat ipsam sapientiam increatam1 question · 1 translated

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Whether the soul of Christ comprehends uncreated wisdom itself

Quaestio VII: Utrum anima Christi comprehendat omnia, quae comprehendit sapientia increata1 question · 1 translated

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Whether the soul of Christ comprehends all that uncreated wisdom comprehends

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