Questions to be answered by numbers · thesis 7a>70

Thesis 7a>70

Latin

Vtrum distinguatur irascibilis a concupiscibili.

Copy-text: Farmer 1998, line 24613

English

Whether the irascible appetite is distinct from the concupiscible appetite.

Sense checked against Farmer's English at farmer1998:24670; 'appetite' is used for the scholastic faculties 'irascibilis'/'concupiscibili', a more precise technical rendering than Farmer's 'irascible passions'/'sensual passions'.

Translation: machine-drafted 2026-09-26 by TRANSLATOR-T08b; sense checked against farmer1998:24670; 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

• 11>72 Sicut uera astrologia docet nos legere in libro dei, ita Cabala docet nos legere in libro legis.
• 2.11 Virtutes morales et cardinales remanebunt in patria post resurrectionem.
• 22.4 Omnis anima participans uulcanio intellectu seminatur in lunam.
• 5>19 Possibile est ut pars rationalis animae nostrae, quam secundum peripateticos possibilem intellectum uoco, ad hoc perueniat, ut sine coniunct
• 5>29 Non est credendum in doctrina Platonis animam quicquam intelligere per inspectionem ad ideas, nisi cum peruenit ad illum statum qui est supr
• 5>30 Modus cognoscendi per ideas est ille cuius dixit Plato in Timeo paucos homines esse participes, sed bene deos omnes.
• 7a>71 Quae sit distinctio inter potentias animae cognoscitiuas.
• 7a>72 Cur homines naturaliter appetant uictoriam.
• 7a>73 Cur naturalis sit homini modus cognoscendi per rationem phantasiae coniunctam.
• 7a>74 Vtrum in caelo sint descripta et significata omnia cuilibet scienti legere.