Thesis 3>62
Latin
Anima seipsam semper intelligit, et se intelligendo quodammodo omnia entia intelligit.
English
The soul always understands itself, and in that self-understanding it understands, in a certain way, all beings.
Sense checked; no further crux.
Discussed in
- M. V. Dougherty (ed.), Pico della Mirandola: New Essays (2008)
- (unidentified), Self-Knowledge, Illumination and Natural: notes on Pico sources (n.d.)