The Book of Causes, Issue 25Dennis J. Brand |
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13th Century Al-Andalus Alan of Lille anniyya aphorism Arabic Arabic text Avicenna Bardenhewer Bardenhewer's Book of Causes Causes Props commentary Confer d Proposition corruption created dispositions diversity divine division effect effluence Ennead essence eternal substances Etienne Gilson expositio falls under eternity G.C. Anawati gence Giles of Rome H.D. Saffrey Ibn Daoud impression Infinite Power Intelligence knows Intelligence Understands intelligible forms intelligible things knower knowledge Latin text Leo Sweeney Liber de causis Librum de causis Louvain lower causes medieval metaphysical namely Neo-Platonic operation opuscule overflows perfections Paris Pattin plenitude Plotinus prime cause Proclus Proposition 123 proximate cause Pure True receive reiterate and say Second Intelligences self-subsistent substance separate Siger of Brabant similarly simple Soul Steinschneider subsistent by virtue substance subsistent substances cut substances Prop super Librum temporal substances Theology of Aristotle thing that falls thing whose substance Thomas Aquinas Tijdschrift voor Filosofie tion treatise unified unity University of Paris yliathim