CONTENTS

CONTENTS

CONTENTS

Introduction

CHAPTER I: THE OPINION OF THE EARLY PHILOSOPHERS AND OF PLATO

CHAPTER II: ARISTOTLE’S OPINION

CHAPTER III: HOW ARISTOTLE AND PLATO AGREE

CHAPTER IV: HOW THE ABOVE POSITIONS OF PLATO AND ARISTOTLE DIFFER

CHAPTER V: THE OPINION OF AVICEBRON AND HIS ARGUMENTS FOR IT

CHAPTER VI: REFUTATION OF AVICEBRON’S POSITION

CHAPTER VII: THAT OF SPIRITUAL AND CORPOREAL SUBSTANCES THERE CANNOT BE ONE MATTER

CHAPTER VIII: ON THE REFUTATION OF AVICEBRON’S ARGUMENTS

CHAPTER IX: CONCERNING THE ERROR OF THOSE WHO POSIT THE ANGELS AS NOT CREATED AND ITS REFUTATION

CHAPTER X: THE OPINION OF AVICENNA ON THE COMING OF THINGS FROM THE FIRST PRINCIPLE AND ITS REFUTATION

CHAPTER XI: CONCERNING PLATO’S OPINION ON THE IDEAS AND ITS REFUTATION

CHAPTER XII: ON THE ERROR OF THOSE WHO HOLD THAT ALL SPIRITUAL SUBSTANCES ARE CREATED EQUAL AND ITS REFUTATION

CHAPTER XIII: ON THE ERROR OF THOSE WHO SAY THAT GOD AND THE ANGELS DO NOT HAVE A KNOWLEDGE OF SINGULARS

CHAPTER XIV: WHICH SHOWS THAT GOD HAS KNOWLEDGE OF EVERTHING

CHAPTER XV: IN WHICH IT IS SHOWN THAT GOD’S PROVIDENCE EXTENDS TO ALL THINGS

CHAPTER XVI: RESOLUTION OF THE AFOREMENTIONED POSITIONS

CHAPTER XVII: THE ERROR OF THE MANICHEANS CONCERNING THE AFOREMENTIONED POINTS AND ITS REFUTATION

CHAPTER XVIII: WHAT MUST BE HELD ACCORDING TO THE CATHOLIC FAITH WITH RESPECT TO THE ORIGIN OF THE ANGELS

CHAPTER XIX: WHAT MUST BE HELD CONCERNING THE CONDITION OF THE ANGELS’ NATURE

CHAPTER XX: ON THE DISTINCTION OF SPIRITUAL SUBSTANCES ACCORDING TO SACRED TEACHING

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