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Pars prima: De mensura durationis exsistentiae angelorum
Quaest. 1: Utrum in exsistentia actuali angeli sit aliqua successio formaliter | Question One: Whether in the Actual Existence of an Angel there is any Succession Formally |
Quaest. 2: Utrum in angelo actualiter exsistente necesse sit ponere aliquid mensurans exsistentiam eius aliud ab ipsa exsistentia | Question Two: Whether in an Angel actually Existing there is Need to posit Something Measuring its Existence that is Other than that very Existence |
Quaest. 3: Utrum omnium aeviternorum sit unum aevum | Question Three: Whether there is one Aeviternity for all Aeviternals |
Quaest. 4: Utrum operatio angeli mensuretur aevo | Question Four: Whether the Operation of an Angel is Measured by Aeviternity |
Pars secunda: De loco angelorum
Quaest. 1: Utrum angelus sit in loco | Question One: Whether an Angel is in Place |
Quaest. 2: Utrum angelus requirat determinatum locum | Question Two: Whether an Angel requires a Determinate Place |
Quaest. 3: Utrum angelus posset simul esse in duobus locis | Question Three: Whether an Angel can be in Two Places at Once |
Quaest. 4: Utrum duo angeli possunt simul esse in eodem loco | Question Four: Whether two Angels can be in the Same Place at Once |
Quaest. 5: Utrum angelus possit moveri de loco ad locum motu continuo | Question Five: Whether an Angel can be moved from Place to Place by Continuous Motion |
Quaest. 6: Utrum angelus possit movere se | Question Six: Whether an Angel can move himself |
Quaest. 7: Utrum angelus possit moveri in instanti | Question Seven: Whether an Angel can Move in an Instant |
Quaest. 8: Utrum angelus possit moveri ab extremo in extremum non pertranseundo medium | Question Eight: Whether an Angel could Move from Extreme to Extreme without Passing through the Middle |