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Page 251
... quod propter opinionem & non propter veritatem eligitur , hæc est quod quis si clam putaret fore facturus non esset is repre- hended . 4 . Quod rem integram servat bonum , quod sine re- ceptu est malum . Nam se recipere non posse impo ...
... quod propter opinionem & non propter veritatem eligitur , hæc est quod quis si clam putaret fore facturus non esset is repre- hended . 4 . Quod rem integram servat bonum , quod sine re- ceptu est malum . Nam se recipere non posse impo ...
Page 252
... Quod ex pluribus constat et divisibilius est maius quam quod ex paucioribus et magis unum : nam omnia per partes considerata maiora videntur ; quare et pluralitas partium magnitudinem præ se fert ; fortius autem operatur pluralitas ...
... Quod ex pluribus constat et divisibilius est maius quam quod ex paucioribus et magis unum : nam omnia per partes considerata maiora videntur ; quare et pluralitas partium magnitudinem præ se fert ; fortius autem operatur pluralitas ...
Page 257
... Quod bono vicinum , bonum : quod a bono remo- tum malum . SUCH UCH is the nature of thinges , that thinges contrarie and distant in nature and qualitie are also severed and disioyned in place , and thinges like and consenting in ...
... Quod bono vicinum , bonum : quod a bono remo- tum malum . SUCH UCH is the nature of thinges , that thinges contrarie and distant in nature and qualitie are also severed and disioyned in place , and thinges like and consenting in ...
Page 259
... Quod quis culpa sua contraxit , maius malum ; quod ab externis imponitur , minus malum . ' HE reason is because the sting and remorse adversitie , contrarywise the considering and re- cording inwardly that a man is cleare and free from ...
... Quod quis culpa sua contraxit , maius malum ; quod ab externis imponitur , minus malum . ' HE reason is because the sting and remorse adversitie , contrarywise the considering and re- cording inwardly that a man is cleare and free from ...
Page 261
... quod bene fertur onus . And therefore many natures , that are eyther extreamely proude and will take no fault to themselves , or els very true , and cleaving to themselves ( when they see the blame of any thing that falles out ill must ...
... quod bene fertur onus . And therefore many natures , that are eyther extreamely proude and will take no fault to themselves , or els very true , and cleaving to themselves ( when they see the blame of any thing that falles out ill must ...
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