Questions to be answered by numbers · thesis 7a>20

Thesis 7a>20

Latin

Quot sint gradus principales naturarum uniuersi.

Copy-text: Farmer 1998, line 24036

How many principal degrees of natures the universe contains.

Sense checked against Farmer's English at farmer1998:24095; 'degrees' varies Farmer's 'grades'; restructured around 'the universe contains'.

Translation: machine-drafted 2026-09-26 by TRANSLATOR-T08b; sense checked against farmer1998:24095; awaiting human check

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

1.14 Corpus mobile est subiectum scientiae naturalis.
1.15 Corporis in eo quod corpus consideratio ad methaphysicum spectat.
11>67 Per dictum Cabalistarum quod Caeli sunt ex igne et aqua, simul et ueritatem. Theologicam de ipsis sephirot nobis manifestat, et philosophica
1>13 Opinio Commentatoris de dimensionibus interminatis_principiis et fundamentis doctrinae Sancti Thomae nihil repugnat.
5>15 Per extremorum et medii rationem cognoscere possumus conuenienter uniuersi gradus sic in quinque posse diuidi: In super ens, uere ens, non u
5>58 Venatio illa Socratis, de qua in Protagora, conuenienter per sex gradus potest sic distribui: ut primus sit esse materiae extrinsecae, secun
7a>21 Vtrum natura corporea ut talis sit actiua uel tantum sit passiua.
7a>22 Quid dicat corpus.
7a>23 Vtrum sint in materia dimensiones interminate.
7a>24 Vtrum sit melius deum causare res quam non causare.