Questions to be answered by numbers · thesis 7a>2

Thesis 7a>2

Latin

Vtrum sit infinitus.

Copy-text: Farmer 1998, line 23819

English

Whether God is infinite.

Sense checked against Farmer's English at farmer1998:23869; explicit 'God' substituted for Farmer's pronoun 'he' to vary the wording.

Translation: machine-drafted 2026-09-26 by TRANSLATOR-T08b; sense checked against farmer1998:23869; awaiting human check

Attribution: Pico's own list of questions to be answered through numbers (section 7a>) · Pico's stance: unstated

Farmer's cross-references

• 25.1 Vnum, alteritas, et id quod est sunt causa numerorum: Vnum unitorum, alteritas generatiuorum, id quod est substantialium.
• 2>7 Quaelibet res, quaecunque sit illa, in puritate sui esse constituta est intelligens, intellectus, et intellectum.
• 3>49 Magis improprie dicitur de deo quod sit intellectus uel intelligens, quam de anima rationali quod sit angelus.
• 4>6 Intuitus diuinae cognitionis ad creaturas tanquam obiecta primaria uel secundaria formaliter non terminatur, ut dicit communis schola theolo
• 7a>1 Vtrum sıt deus.
• 7a>3 Vtrum sit causa omnium rerum.
• 7a>4 Vtrum sit simplicissimus.
• 7a>42 Vtrum in angelo sit aliud quam intelligens, intellectio, et intellectum.
• 7a>5 Vtrum sit intelligens.
• 7a>6 Quomodo deus intelligat.