06-03-2018, 08:01 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-03-2018, 12:48 PM by MarcoP.
Edit Reason: neutrum=neither
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I think it could be "animam" (accusative). In the first image, the nominative is abbreviated 'aia'.
The second passage could be something like:
cum neutrum dici possit non est animam dicendum angelorum componi ex materia et forma
since neither [of the previous points] holds, the soul of angels must not be said to be composed of matter and shape
It doesn't seem to make much sense, but what do you expect from a disquisition about the soul of angels?
PS: is it possible to know the source of these images?
The second passage could be something like:
cum neutrum dici possit non est animam dicendum angelorum componi ex materia et forma
since neither [of the previous points] holds, the soul of angels must not be said to be composed of matter and shape
It doesn't seem to make much sense, but what do you expect from a disquisition about the soul of angels?
PS: is it possible to know the source of these images?
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